1
We beg no longer; we entreat no more; we petition no more.
2
Especially did she entreat me to be with her at the crisis.
3
Go back to the dining-room, I entreat you, and remain in it.
4
Trust me so far; please do what I entreat of you now.
5
He may entreat his priest to desist; but his entreaties are drowned.
6
His eyes in their weariness seemed to entreat her not to argue.
7
Wretched men, speak, entreat him at once; otherwise he will be shouting.
8
I entreat as a favour that you will not continue the subject.
9
Nay, nay, I entreat you; for one moment put down your work.
10
I entreat them, I entreat the constituted authorities, to look to it.
11
The son was sorely afflicted, and began to entreat his parents, saying:
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Do as I entreat you and leave us for a moment alone.
13
But I write to advise and entreat you to return to Boston.
14
I entreat you and Mrs. Bassett if possible to visit at Mt.
15
I do hope- Imostearnestly beg and entreat you to spare me.
16
I entreat you to retire that they may not find you here.
