[They] bespoke dangers […] in order to scare the allies.

But to bespeak of a love, heavily weighed upon a heart, toward someone opposing those sentiments encourages foolish and embarrassing repercussions he will never know about.

I walked on into the village, with the desertion of this house upon my mind, and I found the landlord of the little inn, sanding his door-step. I bespoke breakfast, and broached the subject of the house.

to bespeak a calm hearing;  I bespeak your patience in advance.

Are they telling your story vividly, strikingly, in designs that command attention, in colors that bespeak distinction?

… the drop in speed only from 66 to 53 m.p.h. up the six miles at 1 in 176-200-167 to Saunderton summit bespoke a hard effort, …

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