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To tell the truth, poor Carry, being so unhappy, did not take pains to conciliate her neighbours.
THE LADIES LINDORES, VOL. 2(OF 3)MARGARET OLIPHANT
For its promotion, the eminent man wished to conciliate the sympathies of a certain small class of religionists.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOL. 10, NO. 58, AUGUST, 1862VARIOUS
Pedro gladly went, and all that day tried ineffectually to conciliate the angry man by patience, gentleness, and obedience.
THE WHITE SHIELDMYRTLE REED
To all this man's requests Stanley cheerfully consented in his anxiety to conciliate him and the natives.
STANLEY'S ADVENTURES IN THE WILDS OF AFRICAJOEL TYLER HEADLEY AND WILLIAM FLETCHER JOHNSON
To conciliate these seemingly incompatible schemes, she determined——But let our heroine speak for herself.
TALES AND NOVELS, VOLUME 5 (OF 10)MARIA EDGEWORTH
For in that case it would be the policy of the government to conciliate the colonies, at any cost, for the time being.
BENJAMIN FRANKLINJOHN TORREY MORSE, JR.
He felt angry with her for not loving him, and yet he took no pains to conciliate her.
FOR THE TERM OF HIS NATURAL LIFEMARCUS CLARKE
She used every strategy to conciliate him, and at last succeeded by bringing home some pig's feet.
MISS MINK'S SOLDIER AND OTHER STORIESALICE HEGAN RICE
John ate a hearty dinner, when, failing to conciliate his wife, he went to his office.
HUBERT'S WIFEMINNIE MARY LEE
It was the subject then uppermost in his mind, and he either forgot, or disdained, to conciliate Mr. Delane.
STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHYJAMES BRYCE, VISCOUNT BRYCE

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