5 adverbs to describe how to deporting

They would creep back to it, from time to time; but Beth, who was watching him curiously, concluded he was making a serious effort to deport himself agreeably and credited him with a decided improvement in manners as their acquaintance with him progressed.

And if you ain't out of England within twenty-four hours, we'll jolly well deport you.

Some were officially deported.

I cherish the hope, however, that the occurrence of any such untoward event will be prevented by the sound sense of the people of the Territory, who by its organic law, possessing the right to determine their own domestic institutions, are entitled while deporting themselves peacefully to the free exercise of that right, and must be protected in the enjoyment of it without interference on the part of the citizens of any of the States.

This forms confirmatory evidence, but at the same time there is nothing to show that they were not subsequently deported to Deir-el-Zor.

5 adverbs to describe how to  deporting  - Adverbs for  deporting