Elmer Gantry was drunk. He was eloquently drunk, lovingly and pugnaciously drunk.
The quote describes Elmer Gantry in a state of inebriation that is characterized by both eloquence and a certain charm. His drunkenness is not merely a physical condition but is portrayed as deeply expressive, reflecting complexities within his character. This duality hints at Gantry's ability to engage with others in a captivating yet aggressive manner, emphasizing the intriguing blend of affection and conflict in his personality.
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