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Entreat is a live
album by
English rock band the Cure,
recorded at London's
Wembley Arena in July 1989. It
consists entirely of
songs performed from the...
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identity of the state.
Through their dance and music, the
Himachali people entreat their gods
during local festivals and
other special occasions.
There are...
- a 25-day siege, the Banu
Qurayza surrendered. The
Muslims of Banu Aws
entreated Muhammad for leniency,
prompting him to
suggest that one of
their own...
- [He]
dedicated 20,000
golden drachmas to the One Who
Dwells on High, to
entreat the
favor of the
Rider of Clouds.
These were alms for the poor...; oil...
- of Liza and the
other personages of the story; the
reader is
therefore entreated with his
thoughts to
piece out the
necessary imperfections of the dialogue"...
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November 1876, he
wrote a
letter in the
Times "On the
Eastern Question",
entreating England not to
enter the Russo-Turkish War on the side of the Turks. Another...
- at a
reasonable rate: but he
complained that his
stock was low, and
entreated me "to give him
something as an
encouragement to ingenuity, especially...
- reconciliation. For example, in the
story "The
Flying Stars",
Father Brown entreats the
character Flambeau to give up his life of crime: "There is
still youth...
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swimming in his eyes, and he was
forced to exclaim, "Take me forward, I
entreat you, to the ****ure—do not let me go back to the past." A psychobiographical...
- him for his past
offences "and if he
could not
soften their hearts, to
entreat them at
least to
allow him the
prefecture of Egypt".
Suetonius reports...
