1 Ef you hadn't talked wid dem, dey wouldn had no chance ter treat me lak a mule or a Affikun.
2 Shameful to state, they treat me as one of them and I hear them talk openly.
3 And some of his opinions were of such a nature that she could no longer ignore them and treat them as jokes.
4 Carol had a suspicion that the thriftier housewives made the afternoon treat do for evening supper.
5 For treat they had wild plums and crab-apples and tiny wild strawberries.
6 She patted her black kid gloves, picked at a thread of her faded brown skirt, and sighed, "He's a good boy, and awful affectionate if you treat him right."
7 But this august dignity I treat of, is not the dignity of kings and robes, but that abounding dignity which has no robed investiture.
Moby Dick By Herman MelvilleContext Highlight In CHAPTER 26. Knights and Squires. 8 Before the autumn was over, she began to treat me more like an equal and to defer to me in other things than reading lessons.
9 But he was older than she was, and he was too kind to treat her like that.
10 Folks respected her industry and tried to treat her as if nothing had happened.
My Antonia By Willa CatherContext Highlight In BOOK 4. The Pioneer Woman's Story: III 11 Edna, anxious to entertain him, invited Mademoiselle Reisz to meet him, having promised him a treat in her piano playing; but Mademoiselle declined the invitation.
12 This did not always work out in practice, however, for there was pretty sure to be a friend who would treat you, and then you would have to treat him.
13 And because this surgeon had to have bodies to demonstrate upon, he announced that he would treat the children of the poor, a piece of magnanimity over which the papers became quite eloquent.
14 The packers need good men, and need them bad," continued the other, "and they'll treat a man right that stands by them.
15 He was one of those who could torture the slightest look, word, or gesture, on the part of the slave, into impudence, and would treat it accordingly.