| "'Oh, oyster, come and walk with us, ' The Walrus did beseech | |
| "...as night draws near... "... I beseech Thee to hear my humble prayer. | |
| "Ancients, I beseech you. The soul, abstracted, let it revert to its true seat." | |
| "From the desolation of the earth I beseech thee, O Savior." | |
| "Grant this, we beseech thee, O merciful Fa..." | |
| "'Oh, oyster, come and walk with us, ' The Walrus did beseech | |
| "...as night draws near... "... I beseech Thee to hear my humble prayer. | |
| "Ancients, I beseech you. The soul, abstracted, let it revert to its true seat." | |
| "From the desolation of the earth I beseech thee, O Savior." | |
| "Grant this, we beseech thee, O merciful Fa..." | |
| "As one threatens, or beseeches, | |
| "The Lord beseeches you to destroy that vile race | |
| Also, Ryan the Necromancer beseeches thy help in finding his inhaler. | |
| Even my friend Olm, so contemptuous of the clergy and the Prussian king, beseeches me to hold out with him and not to pay money for something that is priceless. | |
| MAN: I speak for my son, Marc, who humbly beseeches our lord's grace... and consent to wed. | |
| "As one threatens, or beseeches, | |
| "The Lord beseeches you to destroy that vile race | |
| Also, Ryan the Necromancer beseeches thy help in finding his inhaler. | |
| Even my friend Olm, so contemptuous of the clergy and the Prussian king, beseeches me to hold out with him and not to pay money for something that is priceless. | |
| MAN: I speak for my son, Marc, who humbly beseeches our lord's grace... and consent to wed. | |
| 'Tis most true, and he beseeched me to entreat your Majesties to here and see the matter. | |
| But before, why didn't you answer Your poor Don Camillo when he beseeched You to? | |
| I beseeched the British government, to stop sending ships so that I can return to you. | |
| I beseeched you. | |
| Lauranna beseeched the Men in Black to help her hide the Light on Earth. | |
| "...whenmy sinfuleyes cast their beseeching gaze" | |
| "When my sinful eyes cast their beseeching gaze... " | |
| 'I commend unto you our daughter, Mary... '.. beseeching you to be a good father to her... | |
| - May God damn this evil beseeching us... | |
| And I remit them to God beseeching him to have mercy on my soul. | |
| 'Tis most true, and he beseeched me to entreat your Majesties to here and see the matter. | |
| But before, why didn't you answer Your poor Don Camillo when he beseeched You to? | |
| I beseeched the British government, to stop sending ships so that I can return to you. | |
| I beseeched you. | |
| Lauranna beseeched the Men in Black to help her hide the Light on Earth. | |
| "...whenmy sinfuleyes cast their beseeching gaze" | |
| "When my sinful eyes cast their beseeching gaze... " | |
| 'I commend unto you our daughter, Mary... '.. beseeching you to be a good father to her... | |
| - May God damn this evil beseeching us... | |
| And I remit them to God beseeching him to have mercy on my soul. | |
