The stream of his repentant supporters was already hastening to sue for pardon.

Thou mayest well sue for pardon, false jade; but to win it is another matter.

Do you confess your guilt, and sue for pardon?

If, though very sad, it should sue for pardon...?

Were she here to-night, at her feet would I sue for pardon,-therenewal of our love.

But finally growing tired of this dangerous life, they went to the king to sue for pardon.

Forgive me, if I seem too bold,-ifthe desire to atone for the past makes me sue for pardon with unbecoming zeal.

The soldiers deserted in crowds, and in a few hours Lepidus was fain to sue for pardon, where he had hoped to rule.

But she said it so prettily and so good-naturedly, that I forgave her on the instant, though she did not sue for pardon.

But this handful represented the power of the Tsars and Yermak could sue for pardon, with the offer of a kingdom as his ransom.

And yet, how pleasant to be bullied by her and to sue for pardon without having the slightest notion of what your fault was!

He had not forgotten the humiliation placed upon him so recently, when his father had compelled him to sue for pardon to an English maiden.

And if he ever sues for pardon, be merciful to him for my sake.

Finding, however, that it is the King whom he has challenged, he sues for pardon.

Henry entered York, and the citizens sued for pardon, which was not granted to them until 1560.

"No, mother,"' said Joseph, "it is I who should sue for pardon.