Seemingly, not even the some physicians who are entreated for help.
Added to the total, 80 cows "for word and supplication" were to be paid to the man who entreated for Olaf's release.
Jefferson eagerly sought copies for distribution to Democratic-Republican members of Congress departing for their home states, and when they failed to arrive he entreated Monroe for at least one copy that he could reproduce.
In late April 1647, he prayed for a let-up in the rain: "The weather was very wett, the season very sad and had continued so very long, I earnestly entreated God for faire weather" – and when fair weather arrived a few days later, he registered his sense of divine goodness.
A weakened Ariq Böke entreated Alghu for help.
Our father's eyes had instead come to rest on me, on the opposite side of the bed, entreating me for reassurance, approval and a final go-ahead.
Wear it for me, I silently entreat, Until — until the time comes.
To get it through the system, he must do business with truculent radical Thaddeus Stevens Tommy Lee Joness), and at the same time entreat conservative Republican Preston Blair Hal Holbrookk) for his faction's votes.
In Patrick McGilligan's unauthorized biography Clint: The Life and Legend, high school friend Don Loomis alleged Eastwood avoided being sent to combat in the Korean War by "romancing one of the daughters of a Fort Ord officer, who might have been entreated to watch out for him when names came up for posting".
"I entreat that you do not come to me with a fist of candles to seek evil against your brothers, because the damage that you ask for them will be given to you," it says.
He sent his diplomats to entreat the neighboring Song Dynasty for help.
