Object

• favor: And entreat the gracious Favor Of the Child she carried then.

• attention: It is dated the 10th February; I entreat the attention of the House to it.

• saint: The tyrant feeling a violent pain in his eyes, entreated the saint to assist him.

• O: Him do thou never cease to entreat, O blessed one, that He grant us forgiveness of transgressions.

• reader: We also entreat any reader not to see cyberspace and other new media as a continuation of the tired modernist project.

• people: Kai sat himself down to wait, sporadically entreating people to buy pegs off an old woman.

Infinitive complement

• take: But concerning the doctrine, I shall entreat to take heed unto it in these things: ?

• speak: I have been urged and entreated to speak in public on the subject.

Modifying Another Word

• earnestly: Earnestly entreats to speak with them; will tell the whole truth.

• ever: Ever entreating thy Master to have pity upon the world, pray that He free us all from corruption, O holy one.

• humbly: He says to Hermes, " I do humbly entreat thee, at the going up to the mountain!

• therefore: I therefore entreat you not to meet together on Wednesday night.

• now: The dwarves have now entreated us for our assistance, and we intend to provide it.

• also: I wonder how many of us have also entreated God to spare us those things that scare us?