| "All alone one cries; two can converse where there are 10, we sing." | |
| "I'm 57 years old, live in Paris and would love to converse with you." | |
| "It is common for the dying to converse with loved ones that have already died. | |
| # Hear a Yorkshireman, or worse Hear a Cornishman converse # | |
| # Let all thy converse be sincere | |
| "All alone one cries; two can converse where there are 10, we sing." | |
| "I'm 57 years old, live in Paris and would love to converse with you." | |
| "It is common for the dying to converse with loved ones that have already died. | |
| # Hear a Yorkshireman, or worse Hear a Cornishman converse # | |
| # Let all thy converse be sincere | |
| "One converses!" We weren't conversing at all. | |
| - God, it converses! | |
| At court functions, she remains awake and converses graciously. | |
| God, it converses. | |
| He could sign in less that two months and he already converses! | |
| "One converses!" We weren't conversing at all. | |
| - God, it converses! | |
| At court functions, she remains awake and converses graciously. | |
| God, it converses. | |
| He could sign in less that two months and he already converses! | |
| "In the old sporting houses I heard say girls conversed a lot with the clients," joked and sang... | |
| (Sun) "I have conversed with the spiritual sun." | |
| - though we have hardly conversed. | |
| Actually, uh, Mrs. Whitaker, I think it might be best... if your husband and I conversed in private. | |
| And much as me and Hearst conversed, I made him address my ass. | |
| "One converses!" We weren't conversing at all. | |
| ( women conversing ) MAYBE I SHOULD PUT A PILLOW UNDER YOUR SHOULDERS. | |
| (Karen continues conversing, indistinctly) | |
| (attorneys and judge conversing, low and indistinct) | |
| (conversing dramatically in german) good lord, miss! | |
| "In the old sporting houses I heard say girls conversed a lot with the clients," joked and sang... | |
| (Sun) "I have conversed with the spiritual sun." | |
| - though we have hardly conversed. | |
| Actually, uh, Mrs. Whitaker, I think it might be best... if your husband and I conversed in private. | |
| And much as me and Hearst conversed, I made him address my ass. | |
| "One converses!" We weren't conversing at all. | |
| ( women conversing ) MAYBE I SHOULD PUT A PILLOW UNDER YOUR SHOULDERS. | |
| (Karen continues conversing, indistinctly) | |
| (attorneys and judge conversing, low and indistinct) | |
| (conversing dramatically in german) good lord, miss! | |
