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He started forward, and touching Sweyn's arm, whispered an urgent entreaty.
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But now he clutched Hoshina's shoulders in urgent entreaty.
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There was entreaty in his voice, urgent entreaty, which Mrs. Langdale found herself unable to withstand.
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It was only, indeed, at their urgent entreaty that she had given way on this point.
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At this she looked up at him, deeply distressed, and said in pathetically urgent entreaty: O Orion, Orion!
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You know that only after the most urgent entreaty of the king, I consented to appear in this drama.
7
In fact, it was an urgent entreaty, for Viola's own sake, that he would release her from her promise.
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To the former he wrote, at the urgent entreaty of Melancthon, in December 1518, to the latter in the following March.
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Several persons, therefore, hastened thither, and began to entreat and implore, and the urgent entreaty of all brought about His return.
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Orion looked at them in dumb indecision; but he quickly collected himself, and said in a tone of modest but urgent entreaty:
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The shepherd who has charge of them perceives a cloud; and in a sharp voice pierces the air with words of urgent entreaty.
12
Their visit was at the urgent entreaty of friends, which I could not well resist, and perhaps their opinion is not fully matured.
13
It came in the gratifying form of a draft for $1,000 to defray "his necessary expenses," and an urgent entreaty to start without delay.
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They sent urgent entreaties to, the Prince to attempt something in their behalf.
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A third time they send the most urgent entreaties for succour.
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He thus writes in reply to one of his brother's most urgent entreaties:
