fawn upon

You will fawn upon and lick the hands of these wretches who have taken your wife and child.

A man that lives in a crowd is a slave, even though all that are about him fawn upon him and give him the upper-hand.

We should neither fawn upon every body like silly lap-dogs, nor fly at all persons like surly mastiffs.

It was his policy to fawn upon all and never permit himself to think that an insult was intended.

Hunting weather, and a clean run and all the dogs of war to fawn upon you at the end!