1
The question was addressed-ina deprecatory tone-toMrs. Colwood, who stood beside her at the Beechcote front door.
2
The little chairman made the announcement in a nervous, deprecatory tone, as if he were rather ashamed of it himself.
3
While 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.
