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Persuasively urged, Rose had said, but I'll bet he'd never envisaged the likes of this - by George, his randy staff men wouldn't have been able to believe their eyes.
Fiancée 2010
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Persuasively threatening cataclysmic doom is one of the cheap thrills of my job.
Beach Road Patterson, James, 1947- 2006
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Persuasively written by David Arata and intelligently directed by Jonathan Kaplan, who guided Jodie Foster to an Oscar in The Accused, it's a gripping cautionary tale of innocents abroad in the same vein as Midnight Express and the more recent Return to Paradise.
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Persuasively she began kissing him, lightly, tantalizing, until his mouth was not quite so stiff beneath hers.
The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977
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Persuasively she began kissing him, lightly, tantalizing, until his mouth was not quite so stiff beneath hers.
The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977
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Persuasively urged, Rose had said, but I'll bet he'd never envisaged the likes of this — by George, his randy staff men wouldn't have been able to believe their eyes.
Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975
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Persuasively urged, Rose had said, but I'll bet he'd never envisaged the likes of this - by George, his randy staff men wouldn't have been able to believe their eyes.
Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975
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Persuasively Lance placed his arm around his sister.
The Girl Scouts in Beechwood Forest Margaret Vandercook
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Persuasively, "You weren't thinking of me -- were you?"
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[Persuasively drawing his chair nearer to her] Listen to me,
Getting Married George Bernard Shaw 1903
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