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Can you talk learnedly about the newest research on Parkinson's disease?

He is a stealing man, and is also learnedly scientific.

Has the advance of an adolescent hand up a leg ever been so learnedly glossed?

With that view, let me learnedly define it.

Mr. Weller made no reply, but once more shook his head most learnedly.

"The new disease that came in from Flisten," he added learnedly.

Much He spoke, and learnedly, for life; but all Was either pitied in him or forgotten.

Anthony could talk very learnedly about this.

One critic said that no man, perhaps, ever wrote so learnedly or so much, to so little purpose.

He loves Wagner and holds forth learnedly on the "Ring" cycle.

The 'attack' (to speak learnedly) was so plucky and odd.

He straightened, and said learnedly, "With the 'violent antisocial tendencies.' "

Ay, and a subtle; as he most learnedly deliver'd.

As we walked, Jefferson discoursed learnedly on Indians.

He took Joey along with him, and the two were soon talking learnedly about exposures, soil, and possibilities for keeping the wild cattle out.

"Much ado about nothing," quotes the Aeroplane learnedly.

"Nymphomania," he said learnedly, "is often caused by sterility.

The Minister I believe has written learnedly on the Differential Calculus.

Something learnedly medical about helping the morale of the survivors by putting the charred corpses out of sight.

"It's an obvious case of diploduckus infernam," he said learnedly.

He discoursed much, and beyond doubt, learnedly; while I hazarded an occasional suggestion as the night wore drowsily away.

Edward Carpenter, who has net Yogis, and talked long and learnedly with them, tells a different story.

"This," she said, learnedly, "is called a bhong, or carburetor.

So anyway," he continued learnedly, "if you've got Russia and Washington and all them, you can add Africa.

"Well, he wasn't a real outlaw," said Teenie learnedly, around a mouthful of turkey.