"Come," he said, pleadingly, and of course the doll could not have gone alone.
She fixed her eyes, out of which all threat had passed, pleadingly upon him.
"You know that's just what you done, Hannah," he put in, pleadingly.
“Let me go,” said Richling, pleadingly, and with averted face.
"I do not; indeed I do not," she rejoined, looking frankly, pleadingly into his face.
And then, pleadingly, "You're not going to talk—to use it against me, Nichols?"
"Aissa," he said, pleadingly, pressing his lips to a chink between the stakes.
"You must not think too hard of me, Miss Bellwood," he said, pleadingly.
"I wish you'd let me bring the wood," he said pleadingly, as she refused his aid.
"This is for Felix and Betty, as well as for myself, father," he said pleadingly.
late 13c., "the carrying on of a suit at court," verbal noun from plead (v.). Meaning "supplication, intercession" is from early 15c.
