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I entreat to hear from you as soon as possible; and am, in the old manner, most sincerely, for all Carleton can say, my lord, your most humble and faithful servant, It appears by a postscript added on the following day, that before Dundee's messenger left Lochaber letters had arrived from Melfort.
Ellison; "I will be judged by all the women in town if it is possible for a wife to ask her husband anything more reasonable. You can't conceive what a sweet, charming, elegant, delicious place it is. Paradise itself can hardly be equal to it." "I beg you will excuse me, madam," said Amelia; "nay, I entreat you will ask me no more; for be assured I must and will refuse.
It was daylight ere he could leave him with safety. Then, as he was about departing for his own home, an express messenger arrived to entreat him to go immediately to another place nearly a mile in an opposite direction. Breakfast was over ere he reached his own house. His thoughtful wife suggested a nap; but a glance at the already well-filled slate showed this to be out of the question.
It is time that the villains were chased away like dogs.... To work! relent not if Esau gives you fair words. Give no heed to the wailings of the ungodly; they will beg, weep, and entreat you for pity, like children. God is with you; follow Him! Of Luther he spoke in terms of peculiar hatred and contempt.
She wished she were her own mistress that she might run to them, but men when they are husbands require so much waiting on that she could never call five minutes her own. She would entreat them to call tomorrow, only she would then be moving to her new lodgings.
"And, Colonel Grahame, if I might presume a request," said Lady Margaret, "I would entreat that Sergeant Francis Stewart might command the auxiliaries whom you are so good as to add to the garrison of our people; it may serve to legitimate his promotion, and I have a prejudice in favour of his noble birth."
Mr Arnott then interfered, and desired his sister would entreat Miss Beverley to invite whom she pleased to his house. Cecilia thanked him, and instantly asked Belfield to call upon her in the afternoon. "No, madam, no," cried he, "I have done with visits and society! I will not so soon break through a system with much difficulty formed, when all my future tranquility depends upon adhering to it.
"Let there not be no mistake, I do entreat you." "I'll see to it," said Wastborowe, as he left the prison. The prisoners had few preparations to make. Each had a garment ready a long robe of white linen, falling straight from the neck to the ankles, with sleeves which buttoned at the wrist.
"I do entreat," said the Marquis to Ravenswood, "you will ask him no more questions." "Only one, my lord. What has become of poor Mysie?" "Mysie!" said Caleb, "I had nae time to look about ony Mysie; she's in the Tower, I'se warrant, biding her awful doom." "By heaven," said Ravenswood, "I do not understand all this!
"Let me press you," said the stranger, "to come into the hotel; you require both rest and refreshment and I entreat and implore you, for the sake both of my happiness and your own, to grant me a quarter of an hour's conversation." "I have reconsidered our position," she replied.
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