1
Kriya includes the diverse objects for which persons solicit alms or gifts.
2
The old man became unable to go out of doors to solicit alms.
3
He was told that he was the son of a poor man who sometimes came there to solicit alms.
4
His brother-in-law led him one morning a great distance along the high road in order that he might solicit alms.
5
On perceiving some one before him he began immediately to solicit alms in the whining tone common to his class.
6
Still the task outgrew the means at his command, and in order to increase his charity he began to solicit alms.
7
One day a real priest, Father Bivot, came to the castle gates to solicit alms for the poor of the neighborhood.
8
Now his brother-in-law led him one morning at this season a great distance along the highroad in order that he might solicit alms.
9
The Township Committee passed an ordinance on Monday night requiring the permit to "ask, beg or solicit alms" anywhere in the township.
10
You will each carry a plate in your hands to solicit alms, and you must walk together about the ball-room as a band of mendicants.
11
When the beggar solicits alms from thee, bestow it with a good grace; otherwise the tyrant may come and take it by force.
12
"If it comes to that, we can stop the motor-boat at villages and solicit alms," I suggested.