begging letter

I basically sent them a begging letter and they said yes.

And may you find the charity in your heart to forgive me for this begging letter.

So, queen, do not read the begging letter at all."

'And what about all the begging letters?' the reporter asked.

Sending a begging letter would not have the force of a demand in person, but it could not be helped.

In the next day's mail he got 2,000 begging letters and crowds gathered outside his ground-floor office.

It was a fragment Of a begging letter.

Now begging letters he sends his son with.

'As long as the postman puts the begging letters through the right door,' he said.

Eventually, a church member who was a nurse tabulated all the medical information, and helped me to write begging letters to pharmaceutical firms.

He had sent out a few begging letters himself in the past, but now he knew what it felt like to be on the receiving end.

Begging letters I deal with myself.

We don't want any begging letters at the Seacourt Press.

I, the writer of this paper, have been, for some time, a chosen receiver of Begging Letters.

'No way am I worth that sort of money, and it's annoying because I've started getting begging letters.

The book is a collection of comedy begging Letters sent to companies, plus their replies and images of items the author received.

He wrote a begging letter to Thomas Cromwell in 1532, with a request for an immediate £100.

He definitely became short of money: his famous begging letters to Michael Puchberg have survived.

How come they still have a £3 billion begging letter on Sir David Nicholson's desk?

'Have those the begging letters gone out yet?'

Another begging letter from Nigeria.

He wrote begging letters to random literary figures asking for support, a plan he hoped would provide a long-term regular income.

Certainly his financial crisis seems to have been less acute - the begging letters were less frequent - and his spirits had revived.