argue

But Peggy was by this time in the midst of her researches for her pocket, so she did not argue the point.

How absurd would it be then to argue against the existence of customs or facts, from the silence of such scanty records as these!

To have to talk, to argue, to explain to the unsympathetic was overmuch.

It was one of those tales which seem to argue a sort of ill-luck or fatality attached to the hero.

If you want to argue, argue about one pound fifteen and two.

At hearing, every man to argue his own cause if he pleases, or introduce any person to do it for him.

Unfortunately the brothers of the angle do not argue ingenuously.

But it was not his nature to meet and argue openly as men should and do.

The Socialists simply talk and argue; most of our common people cannot understand what they mean.

Not to have our pity and our zeal awakened seems to me to argue the utmost depravity of heart.