Significats de bestow so en anglès

Elspat will never, never again bestow so many words upon living man.

But Clement Austin did not bestow so much as one glance upon the breakfast-table.

As for the lady upon whom you bestow so decorous a name, I cannot answer.

A loving God, that should take this care of him, and bestow so many mercies upon him.

Are the men in the castle such cravens then that they bestow so unwelcome a task upon a woman?

Who among my pupils is so rich and so delicate, as to bestow so generously, and in such a manner?

I am too often in his thoughts: he is wrong to bestow so much of his time and attention on me.

He did not even bestow so much notice upon me as to imprison me, nor did he despoil me of my arms.

And he did not even bestow so much notice upon me as to imprison me, nor did he despoil me of my arms.

He watched her anxiously and affectionately, doubting whether it was right to bestow so much time on her exclusively, yet unwilling to leave her.

I am sure he must have received some pleasure, he bestowed so much.

How was it they were bestowing so much care upon her, unless Isabel-Isabel

None but she would have dreamed of bestowing so frivolous an appellation upon the sober Merryon.

It seemed to me on the cards, that my fiddle bestowed so cavalierly, should be refused.

Thou hast bestowed so many blessings upon me.

It wants to hear four different personalities talk with all the individuality that life bestows so lavishly-inlife.