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 1   Intro, 2      |       people,~the renown of his eloquence which has spread on the
 2       2, Story37|         possess distinction and~eloquence like you and have read nothing
 3       3, Story28|        speech,~the power of his eloquence and the fund of his instruction,
 4       4, Story4 |         pass that, with all his eloquence and~learning, he had been
 5       5, Story16|    grace of which the tongue of~eloquence is unable to describe. She
 6       5, Story19|       great~accomplishments and eloquence, chosen to roam about in
 7       5, Story20|         thy accomplishments and eloquence should~this day save thee
 8       7, Story6 | progress in accomplishments and eloquence. The king~reproved and threatened
 9       7, Story20|     tongue, caused~the steed of eloquence to caper in the plain of
10       7, Story20|         nothing except borrowed eloquence to show,~ Practise thou
11       7, Story20|         caused the~horse of his eloquence to roam beyond the limits