He thought about how she had begged in words that needed no translation.

They begged in vain: certainly some of them must have been permanently injured.

The fugitives begged in vain for a morsel of bread.

With clasped hands, and in ringing tones, Hus begged in vain for a hearing.

Her sister and her daughter begged in vain to be allowed to accompany her.

And has he suffered that ye have begged in vain?

Oh, yes, trust us, Alice begged in her heart.

Children begged in the traffic on the streets outside.

He must not be begged in words to do so; he must be compelled by arms.

You must tell me, she begged in confusion.

But he ordered, swore, and begged in vain.

It was proved to his face, that he begged in Ireland like a rogue, without a lycence.

Harry promised at once, but begged in his turn that Hugh would not leave him all day.

The rival begged in terror and pain.

I begged of Frances not to fall under her sway, but I have begged in vain, no doubt.

Clerambault was summoned before the magistrate, and begged in vain to be told of what offence he was accused.