Encara no tenim significats per a "deprecatory tone".
1The question was addressed-ina deprecatory tone-toMrs. Colwood, who stood beside her at the Beechcote front door.
2The little chairman made the announcement in a nervous, deprecatory tone, as if he were rather ashamed of it himself.
3While they are trusted and used, and worked to death, one is apt to hear them spoken of in a deprecatory tone.
4'But we can't return now,' he said in a deprecatory tone.
5'Mother, mother,' said Venetia, in a deprecatory tone.
6"Don't, 'but Martha' me," she replied to my deprecatory tone.
7"It is nothing," Alvarez replied in a deprecatory tone.
8"It vill vash," said Poopy, in a deprecatory tone.
9"I beg your pardon, Mr. Abbot," Mr. Heath hastened to say, in a deprecatory tone.
10"Well, I don't know anything about it, you see, Levi," added Dock, in deprecatory tones.
11"No, no," answered Valentine, in a deprecatory tone; "don't say at the bottom, that sounds unkind.
12"You certainly cannot stay any longer in the palace," Volterra said, in an advisory and deprecatory tone.
13'That is not my fault, I assure you, my dear M. Thiebaut,' said, the old woman in a deprecatory tone.
14"Well, dear, what do you think of the place," said Mrs. Davilow at last, in a gentle, deprecatory tone.
15"Oh, yes," in the same deprecatory tone,-"he'sall right enough, alone-but ,together ,you'dbe like two balloons without ballast.
16"Do not assume that tone to me, Horatio: it wounds me to the heart," said Homer, in a deprecatory tone.
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