10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTREATIVE»
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entreative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Thai-English Student's Dictionary
479 o QUasflS ^ wanlakhrdn' once a day, once daily. i\t m la', la1?, las Pt particle
used often with mildly entreative and/or mildly corroborative force. o linwntiB^
lflBewf 811 te£/-phynchya/dajla= ryyw9a/ but should it be believable that. flat dii'
la'J ...
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The retrospective review
Oft have I season'd savory periods With sugred words, to delude Gustus' taste,
And oft embelisht my entreative phrase With smelling flowers of vernant
rhetorique, Limning and flashing it with various dyes, To draw proud Visus to me
by the ...
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A Select Collection of Old Plays: Miseries of inforced marriage
Oft have I season'd savory periods With sugar'd words, to delude Gustus' taste,
And oft embellish'd my entreative phrase ' idle .sifllementfl Fr. whistlings. With
smelling flow'rs of vernant rhetorick, Limning and flashing it. 108 LINGUA. [nor 1.
Robert Dodsley, Isaac Reed, Octavius Gilchrist,
1825
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The Gambler's Last Throw. [A Novel.] By the Author of “On ...
... saw her on the platform in deep, and I thought by the tone --. of her voice,
entreative conversation with a dashingly-dressed man, whom (80)' CHAPTER IV.
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Dusty Diamonds Cut and Polished: A Tale of City-arab Life ...
No, it was noted by his mates, as particularly curious, that the voice of the man
who could, when he chose, roar like a bull of Bashan, had become soft and what
we may style entreative in its tone. Moreover, he did not try to imitate clerical
errors ...
Robert Michael Ballantyne,
1884
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... or Intranoe entranced entrancing entrancement Entrant, or In trant Entrap, or
Intrap en trapped entrapping entrappingly Entreat, or lntreat entreated entreating
entreatable entreater entreatingly [Envnnon entreative entreaty entreaties, pl.
... feet no longer stray, As in time past: Then shall we safely find our way, To
heaven at last. THE LITTLE PREACHER. "Mayn't I go with you, papa? — please
say I may, won't your" The words were uttered in a plaintive and saJ'y entreative
tone, ...
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Jack Thurlow and I; or, How will it end
the few moments I was within hearing of her voice, but I was much astonished at
its tone — at once entreative, sad, reproachful ; there could be no mistake as to
that. That emotional utterance, too, was in Portuguese, which Jack, like myself,
but ...
William Russell (miscellaneous writer.),
1871
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
In an entreating manner, ffi^, fg#;£Jft. Entreative, (en-treet'-iv) a. 1. Pleading, S$ti;
2. Treating, Entreatment, (en-treet'-ment) n. Interview, entreaty, K$. Entreaty, (en-
treet'-e) n. Urgent prayer, Entre'e, (aung-tra) n. 1. A coming in, si A; 2. Freedom ...
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Mercantile speller: containing the correct ways of spelling ...
... or In trance entranced entrancing entrancement Entrant, or Intrant Entrap, or
Intrap entrapped entrapping entrappingly Entreat, or In treat entreated entreating
en treatable entreater entreatingly [Envelop. entreative entreaty entreaties, pi.