Lorry, in his
amiably shrewd way, "but all natural and right; so, take the lead, my dear friend, and keep it; it couldn't be in better hands."
I could hardly repress a shuddering recoil as he came, bending
amiably, and placed the tray before me on the table.
"Sure," said Pacifique
amiably. "I got de word las' night dat my fader, he was seeck.
The conversation began
amiably, but just because it was too amiable, it came to a stop again.
Simply pairs and groups of young men and women chattering
amiably in front of their "bocks" or their "Americains." Here and there a student would have his arm round a waist every one else envied him.
"I often think," she continued after a short pause, drawing nearer to the prince and smiling
amiably at him as if to show that political and social topics were ended and the time had come for intimate conversation- "I often think how unfairly sometimes the joys of life are distributed.
"I believe," he said
amiably, "that I remember hearing the matter spoken of.
Captain Granet nodded
amiably. He had made himself comfortable in an easy-chair and was playing with the dog, who had jumped on to his knee.
I was never of a forgiving disposition, I was never an
amiably disposed person.
He now remembered how the Emperor, meeting him on the Nevsky, had
amiably congratulated him.
She did not refer to the burning question at all, but she chatted
amiably of other matters, and Gilbert understood that he was forgiven under protest.
"There, you see I am right; if you were not an old bottle your new contents would gradually arrange themselves
amiably as a part of you, and the practice of your resolutions would lose its bitterness by becoming a habit."
amiably - in an affable manner; "`Come and visit me,' he said amiably"