The daughter of Metschnikoff McFiggin need crave a boon from no one.

May I then make bold to crave a boon of thy highness?

O, but I crave a boon of thee here and now, said Birdalone.

Rather am I come to crave a boon for myself.

At your feet I crave a boon.

But I crave a boon.

We citizens of London will give him a right royal welcome; perchance we may be able to crave a boon of him in return.

No doubt it will be hard to you to crave a boon, but ought you to shrink from those few steps over sharp stones?

"I crave a boon of you, dear master," cried Little John.

"I am a suitor, and have come to crave a boon of thee."

Once upon a time King Arthur held his court in merry Carlisle, when a damsel came before him and craved a boon.

"We crave a boon of thee," pursued Elias coaxingly.

'O king, I crave a boon of ye, and by your promise ye shall grant it me.'

"I won't beg a mother's indulgence, but as a daughter of this house I crave a boon, Archa."

"Fair Lady Joceliande, I crave a boon, and I pray you of your gentleness to grant it me."

"Queen Anne, I crave a boon."