177 adverbs to describe how to order

He crawled to the door of the prison, as fast as his trebly-bound limbs would allow, and spoke for a minute to her; but before they could exchange many words Mrs. Judson was peremptorily ordered away by the jailer.

"Move on," I ordered sharply, "and light me to my room.

"What happened afterwards?" "You just tell them all about it," Beatrice ordered him sternly.

"Unfortunately the telegraphic replies from England are only to hand this morning," he went on, "because just before two o'clock this morning the harbor police, whom I specially ordered to watch the vessel, saw a boat come to the wharf containing a man and woman.

Yet in these bereavements also she charged not God foolishly, but took them as a part of the discipline wisely ordered to knit her soul in closer union to Him.

The promptly the orders of the offending officer.

I think that Abiogenists are bound to answer this question before they ask us to consider new experiments of precisely the same order.

Judge Hildreth frowned heavily as he read the name, and was about to deny himself to the visitor, but on second thought he curtly ordered the boy to show him in.

On reaching the spot designated, General Mills ordered two companies ashore, while Richard and myself were ordered to take our horses off the boat and push out as rapidly as possible to see if there were Indians in the vicinity.

He had expressly ordered that only pieces of eight, and mortars of sixteen centimètres in diameter should be employed.

At that time, and, indeed, until the storm burst, few of us had penetration to discern the cloud on the horizon,Colonel Washington, Mr. Franklin, and a few others, perhaps, but certainly not I. It is easy to detect mistakes after the event, and to conduct a campaign on paper, yet few who saw that martial array of troops, with its flying banners and bright uniforms, would have ordered the advance differently.

He wrote you his purpose?" "Not so much as a word; merely the order what to do.

In Mexico's centennial year of 1910, when Francisco Madero rose in the north, and other parts of the Republic gave signs of disaffection, General Huerta was ordered south to take charge of all the detached Government force in the mountainous State of Guerrero.

Reality exists; the real world is composed of matter in motion and thinking beings, and is harmoniously ordered.

"Shadeyou run for a doctor, and have a carriage fetched," she ordered briefly.

Sir William, having hastily ordered everything to be prepared for a pursuit, immediately followed him.

The fact is that, whereas the weighty matters of disputethe doctrine of the Procession of the Holy Spirit, and the papal claims to supremacy required some knowledge and reflection in order rightly to understand their bearings, the use of leavened or unleavened bread was a matter within the range of all, and those who were on the lookout for a ground of antagonism found it here ready to hand.

They will cling to a farmhouse in the zone of fire until they are ordered out, no matter how heavily it may be shelled.

" "You came here after dark, and let yourself in with a private key after you had been strictly ordered not to come near the place?

The boys were a little inclined to be afraid to embark, in what appeared to be a rather dangerous navigation, but they had confidence in Forester, and so they readily obeyed when Forester ordered the crew aboard.

Bramante's ground-plan is lucid, luminous, and exquisitely ordered in its intricacy.

" "Stow all talk of that sort," ordered Farley angrily.

he ordered roughly, and half-lifted her to her feet.

For truly the entire magnificence of that consisted in corrupt things, in gold and silver, in carved stone, and in a variety of woods; but the whole beauty of this resteth in the adornment of an agreeable conversation, in the godly devotion of its inmates, and their beautifully ordered mode of life.

he ordered harshly, and seized her by the shoulder.

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