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Among the slang phrases that have come directly to us from England may be mentioned " throw up the sponge," " draw it mild," " give us a rest," " dead beat," " on the shelf," " up the spout," " stunning," " gift of the gab," etc. - "How to Speak and Write Correctly", Joseph Devlin.
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If so, I needn't tell you what a vain, shallow, venal fellow he is, with his gift of gab that fools the people. - "The Plum Tree", David Graham Phillips.
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You look as if you had a gift of the gab. - "Walter Sherwood's Probation", Horatio Alger.