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Entreaty was a
black New Zealand-bred
Thoroughbred mare, who was
unplaced in her only race start. She
produced twelve horses, one of
which was the champion...
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river which flows into the sea at
Margate is
called "Nkhongweni" (place of
entreaty) as the
original inhabitants of the area were
reputed to be so mean resulting...
- that they
would never agree together: yet, at length,
overcome with
their entreaty, he gave his consent".: 3 The
experiment failed; the
monks tried to poison...
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antislavery Democratic Party members,
Lincoln resisted early Republican entreaties,
fearing that the new
party would become a
platform for
extreme abolitionists...
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Swaddled baby
votives are
figures of
babies offered as an
entreaty to a god or goddess, for
healthy pregnancy and childbirth. They have been recovered...
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forward –
interpreted by his
soldiers variously as an
eccentricity or an
entreaty to God for
success in combat. His hand was
struck by a
bullet or a piece...
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attempts to
increase its revenues. The last
Avignon pope,
Gregory XI, at the
entreaty of relatives, friends, and his retinue,
decided to
return to Rome on 17...
- (rejoicing in
merit of the good
deeds of
oneself and others)
Adhyesana (prayer,
entreaty) and
yacana (supplication) –
request to
Buddhas and
Bodhisattvas to continue...
- party)
asked him for only a
slight compromise;
their action was
really an
entreaty that he
would unite with them to
preserve Congress and the
country from...
- the Lombards. With the
Byzantine military focused on the East,
these entreaties proved unsuccessful; in 584,
Pelagius II
wrote to
Gregory as apocrisiarius...
