3281 adverbs to describe how to been

The first day was merely an official opening of the Congressevery one in uniformbut only for that occasion.

The nights were so much lighter, that the stars were scarcely to be seen, saving here and there an occasional hair-like line of fire, that seemed to sway a little, with the moon.

It was undoubtedly a portion of some ruined building; yet now I made out that it was not built upon the edge of the chasm itself, as I had at first supposed; but perched almost at the extreme end of a huge spur of rock that jutted out some fifty or sixty feet over the abyss.

He was most dictatorial, occupied himself with every detail,was consequently an excellent director.

The dictionary definition of a word can seldom be the real one, nor does it reveal the deeper sense it has.

But the Talthybius [Footnote: Talthybius was a herald, and nuntius is obviously a gloss on this.

Fortunately, I am accustomed to live, in some ways, an active life.

A baby's care does not stop on the Sabbath, and the average mother is practically on duty, at least over-seeing, day and night, twenty-four hours out of the twenty-four, from one end of the year to the other, no matter how many maids and nurses she may have in her employ!

He reassured them, told them Grevy was essentially a man of peace, and, as long as moderate men like W., Leon Say, and their friends remained in office, things would go quietly.

The Doctor was plainly at the end of his practical resources.

These things are right, but are mainly accessory.

This is commonly a very interesting event in the life of a youth, as it reminds him that he is drawing near the period of manhood, and leaves him more a master of his actions.

Henceforth, when she speaks, down fall toads and snakes her words are cold as she is, they may glitter but they sting.

Happily it was a beautiful warm day, as all the guests invited by the marshal and the Government were seated on a platform outside the Trocadero building.

Twice a year, in April and August, W. went to Laon for his Conseil-General, over which he presided, but he was rarely able to stay all through the session.

Nowadays if husbands and wives don't occasionally go to the same parties they have hardly any opportunity of meeting at all; that's what I always say.

Yet insignificant as he assuredly is, he cannot put pen to paper without a feeling that millions of eyes are fixed upon him...." Leigh Hunt, says Blackwood, "is a man of extravagant pretensions ... exquisitely bad taste and extremely vulgar modes of thinking."

Sure, he'll be missin' that grass.

The outer rails are literally on the edge of the wood, and no more secluded spot can be imagined than thisthe favourite residence of their Majesties.

He was our colleague afterward in London, and there was always a little constraint and coolness in his manner.

Nor can we hand down to others one atom which was not long ere we were born.

and, upon being answered in the negative, eyed the young man sternly, and said that appearances were decidedly against him.

In a little while, a cold blast struck me, and I was outside in the night, floating, like a bubble, up through the darkness.

Inside, all was blackness, impalpable.

That made an immense difference, for he was positively capable of seeing (and with sympathy) from the husband's point of view.

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