Entreat the gracious favor
of the child she carried then.
Entreat to take
heed unto it in these things: ?
Earnestly entreats
to speak with them; will tell the whole truth.
Entreat the attention
of the house to it.
Entreated to speak
in public on the subject.
Ever entreating
thy master to have pity upon the world, pray that he free us all from corruption, o holy one.
Entreated the saint
to assist him.
He says to hermes, " i do
humbly entreat
thee, at the going up to the mountain!
Entreat, o
blessed one, that he grant us forgiveness of transgressions.
I
therefore entreat
you not to meet together on wednesday night.
Entreat any reader
not to see cyberspace and other new media as a continuation of the tired modernist project.
The dwarves have
now entreated
us for our assistance, and we intend to provide it.
Entreating people
to buy pegs off an old woman.
I wonder how many of us have
also entreated
god to spare us those things that scare us?
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