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• You mean kindly. (10)
• You mean kindly. (22)
• He proved kindly. (10)
• Write kindly to me. (10)
• Write kindly to me. (22)
• Dahlia smiled kindly. (22)
• He looked kindly at Bosinney. (8)
• He smiled kindly, as I came up. (10)
• But they kindly looked over him. (10)
• He smiled kindly and drank it off. (10)
• Arabella kindly reserved her opinion. (10)
• She looked kindly in her new shyness. (10)
• The kindly little man swung his whip. (10)
• Lady Camper nodded kindly and walked on. (10)
• He, too, though he laughed, thanked me kindly. (10)
• Richard smiled on him in an amused kindly way. (10)
• As he spoke, he clapped Evan kindly on the back. (10)
• It seemed a piece of kindly anxiety on his part. (10)
• I was most kindly pressed, and had nearly consented. (4)
• He has a way of narrowing his shrewd and kindly eyes. (8)
• He spoke with a kindly candour, not without dignity. (10)
• It was kindly said, and very far from giving offence. (4)
• His kindly appreciative eyes swept Gyp from top to toe. (8)
• She renounced the kindly meant gift of her only friend. (5)
• And he had a new and kindly feeling towards Peacock, too. (8)
• William was kindly commended and his promotion hoped for. (4)
• Mr. Morsfield kindly offers his protection, and I accept. (10)
• Mrs. Dennant smiled one of her rather sweet and kindly smiles. (8)
• Perhaps you will kindly control yourself, and leave this to me. (8)
• The kindly fellows waved their hands and would take no rebuff. (10)
• Lucy, with one hand anchored to her lover, welcomed him kindly. (10)
• An emetic kindly administered will set our friend here on his legs. (10)
• There was a kindly joke against him an that subject among brother jurats. (10)
• Both were kindly, both fond of open-air pursuits, and neither of them lazy. (8)
• He was cool and assured, and spoke with the kindly authority of a husband. (13)
• The princess looked on her kindly, though with suspense in the expression. (10)
• They gave him good day, and spoke kindly, and with pleasant friendly looks. (10)
• I have again seen her, and talked with her for an hour as kindly as I could. (10)
• This was kindly, even seriously, considered by the poet, and gently rejected. (9)
• Kindly people help; the state, too, though in its frugal manner, contributes. (12)
• They welcomed me kindly, each of them looking me in the face a bright second or so. (10)
• He got up on seeing me, and very kindly brought me some cold bacon and a pint of ale. (8)
• Captain Bulsted put his arm round me kindly, and tried to catch a glimpse of my face. (10)
• He gave her one, nodding kindly, but was too confused to be the light-hearted cavalier. (10)
• The general feeling for Evan and his sisters, by their superiors in rank, was one of kindly pity. (10)
• Count Orso permits a half-tone of paternal severity to point his kindly hint that time is passing. (10)
• Kindly let us retain this note; and ask for my cashier as you go out and give him [He writes] this. (8)
• His dark brown hair was very lightly touched with grey, and a frequent kindly smile played on his lips. (8)
• Kindly go with this ticket to the cloak-room at Charing Cross station, and bring back her luggage in a cab. (8)
• A shrill cry drew the attention of this group once more to the person who had just kindly furnished a topic. (10)
• Of course, he always means kindly, but I think I see a glimpse of avarice as a sort of a sign of age coming on. (10)
• There is no doubt but the kindly playwright had his conscience, and meant to make people think as well as laugh. (9)
• Yet though the letter is directed to all, we have an old and kindly custom of addressing it on the outside to one. (2)
• And will you kindly take Blink away, and when she has had her run, place her in my bedroom, with the window closed. (8)
• As he spoke he passed his hand kindly over her dark hair, just as he had done a few months before in the Town Hall. (5)
• Hearing her speak of her father sadly, Herbert kindly proposed to go down to Crikswich on the very day of her coming. (10)
• General Goodwin touched Temple on the shoulder kindly, in marked contrast to his treatment of me, and wished us good-night. (10)
• I took it kindly of them to make me this parting compliment; they never were in better form, not even at noon upon a Sunday. (2)
• He shook hands with each of them in the same kindly cold way, elicitating from Adrian a marked encomium on his style of doing it. (10)
• Gower was told kindly, with intentional coldness, that he could take a seat in the phaeton if he liked; and he liked, and took it. (10)
• It had a monument, too, of the sort with which German art has everywhere disfigured the kindly fatherland since the war with France. (9)
• Val looked at him suspiciously, but something kindly and direct in the heavy diabolism of his companion disarmed him for the moment. (8)
• In his kindly and polite manner of former times, he begged her to set out in the kitchen a bottle of the oldest and best Bacharacher. (5)
• Irish anecdotes are always popular in England, as promoting, besides the wholesome shake of the sides, a kindly sense of superiority. (10)
• He comported himself with absolute, with kindly deference to the lady whose more than vital spark he let the gossips puff at and blur. (10)
• So attentive was she to Elizabeth that the General had it kindly suggested to him, that some one was courting him through his daughter. (10)
• The kindly Autocrat recognized some such quality of it in terms which were not the less precious and gracious for their humorous excess. (9)
• His light-heartedness, as kindly and sympathetic as it was inexhaustible, served to carry them over the worst places in the road of itself. (9)
• One took to his legs, another bowed, smirked, gave him a kindly good-day, and affected to hear no more, having urgent business in prospect. (10)
• But with the remembrance of the kindly serviceable man at Rouen, he sought to convey to the porter, that the terms of their association were cordial. (10)
• From that time forth, she was charity to woman; and the exuberant cheerfulness and familiarity of the men toward her soon grew kindly and respectful. (10)

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