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It was only on this evening that Mr. Verne had become communicative.
2
Only about Johann, whose apron I wore, did Otto become communicative.
3
Every one had suddenly become communicative and merry; a lively joy filled the hearts.
4
Under that veil of illusion she herself had become communicative.
5
The heat of the day was going down, and over their cups of tea the Flushings tended to become communicative.
6
That gentleman had been melancholy, but the favour of Miss Wishart made him relax his heavy brows and become communicative.
7
When a man is undergoing punishment, and believes that an equally guilty person has got off scot-free, he is likely to become communicative.
8
On the other side of the door the shock-headed one became communicative.
9
On the way up the other cliff our guide became communicative.
10
On the way to town, roused by the night air, John Thomas became communicative.
11
Possibly because we were in for the same kind of experience he later became communicative.
12
The alderman, pleased at being called bailiff, became communicative.
13
About 3 a.m. the khaki-clad lawyer from Milwaukee became communicative, the Red Cross ladies produced chocolate.
14
He wanted to make sure on which side his bread was buttered before he became communicative.
15
At last one day she became communicative.
16
Wratislaw's face relaxed, and he became communicative.