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- Mr. Barrett would have advised more pacificatory talk. - "King Spruce, A Novel", Holman Day.
- But as, unfortunately, this cannot be, we must think of other means of help, for your majesty hears the danger knocking now at the door, and we must do with pacificatory measures what we cannot do with force. - "Marie Antoinette And Her Son", Louise Muhlbach Official.
- So now she adopted a pacificatory tone. - "Marriage", H. G. Wells.