His eyes blazed, his choice words blended entreaty with reasoning, and his manner indicated an earnestness that captivated if it did not convert.
De Alexander: “His eyes blazed, his choice words blended entreaty with reasoning, and his manner indicated an earnestness that…”
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Alexander describes the compelling presence and persuasive skills of a political figure during a tense moment.
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