A child can unite us into a mutually trustful, mutually cordial, mutually active group when no one else conceivably could.

The result was that I found myself coldshouldered, and those who had been warmly cordial to me as a Theist looked askance at me after I had avowed that my scepticism had advanced beyond their "limits of religious thought".

Their sojourn at Bonn, where they arrived on the 31st of the Eighth Month, was exceedingly cordial to their religious feelings.

His outstretched hand clasped mine warmly, his impressive greeting embarrassed me a bit, and I turned instinctively toward Dicky to see if he had noticed the young physician's extraordinarily cordial greeting.

She was almost too frankly cordial suddenly.

Like all habitually cordial persons, he went into the opposite extreme, when he wanted to show a little coolness.

His was a nature perhaps to evoke veneration rather than affection, and yet to men worthy of it he could be heartily cordial and friendly.

The people generally are exceedingly uncouth, and between Arthez and Millau, where a tourist is probably the rarest of all birds of passage, the stranger must not expect to meet with a reception invariably cordial.

The old gentleman glared defiance, but made himself comfortable nevertheless; and the presence of this common enemy was a bond of union to render the two chance acquaintances more than ordinarily cordial and communicative.

The gentleman was outwardly cordial enough, yet his manner continued distinctively reserved, and somewhat cold.

Those between Mr. Caldigate, the father, and old Mr. Bolton were pleasant enough, though not peculiarly cordial.

Her tone was pleasantly cordial, yet there was a something, a tingeher quick glance took in

He gave her now a graceful, silent, friendly salute from a distance as she stood by her aunt, he called out to her companion a richly cordial greeting of "Well, Page.

Lady Annabel received him with a courtesy, that however was scarcely cordial, but the Countess instantly presented him to her husband with an unction which a little astonished her sister-in-law.

Our relations were specially cordial with the Italian-Group Headquarters and with one of the French Batteries on our left.

Though reticent, Bertie was undoubtedly cordial.

Griffiths afterwards translated his laconism for me as an invitation to come to see him if I ever came back to England, and added that though he was in the worst of tempers when he came in, and made him expect that I should be insulted, he was in fact unusually cordial, and he had never seen him receive a stranger with such friendliness except in the case of Cattermole, for whom he had a strong liking.

Yet Eliza's reception of me was visibly cordial; nay, I fancied my company as pleasing to her as that which she had before.

And then Flint himself came forward with a very red face and an absurdly cordial greeting.

Colonel Johnson was a great accession of strength to those who held the purely English point of view, and his battalion, recruited as it was from my home county, helped to make all our relations wonderfully cordial.

At the sight of her Miss Anna sprang up, kissed her all over the face, was atoningly cordial with her arms, tried in every way to say: "See, Harriet, I bare my heart!

With the other, now a widower, with only a life interest in his estate, she was on coldly cordial terms, and sometimes, as was the case now, acted as chaperon to his only child, her niece and namesake, Bubbles Dunster.