618 adverbs to describe how to set

Captain Parkinson, stiff and erect in his chair, staring fixedly at a spot two feet above the reporter's head, seemed to weigh, as a judge weighs, the facts so picturesquely, set forth.

On the topmost branches the fertile cones are set firmly on end like small casks.

" At this Galvano came to say That ship and favoring gale Awaited him, and all his host Were eager to set sail.

"Joe Smith, I think you are a mean coward to set us afloat in a hostile country, without giving us our arms," said Simpson, who had once before asked for the weapons, and had had his request denied.

I, too, am strong-willed, but my will is deep-set in love."

It set his blood afire with what the Indians call the Frost Hunger.

But he must have the money, the clothes, and then he must deliberately set out to startle The Corner, make himself a public figure, talked of, pointed at, known, feared, respected, and even loved by at least a few.

Fearing no longer any attack from without, he set resolutely to work to continue his circumvallation.

They were dark, and deeply set, absolute wells of cruelty.

Now he had many little things which busied him in the housegetting his meals, setting the room straight, making the bed and so forth.

Hastily I set off for the lake, dragging the rope after me.

So, with sure and steady hand, Beltane set wide the door, that creaked faintly in the stillness, and beheld a small, square chamber where was a narrow window, and, in this window, a mail-clad man lolled, his unhelmed head thrust far without, to watch the glow that leapt against the northern sky.

The 14. day in the morning we set saile, and lost sight of the Island of Cyprus, and

"Yes, I believe I did," she answered, her eyes set very steadily on his.

Blake, having set ashore his wounded men, sailed in pursuit of Van Trump, who sent his convoy before, and himself retired fighting towards Bulloign.

How's water to get through the ice-coat that's over everything?" The cast-iron steersman set his jaw grimly.

Even had you skill In speech(which I have not)to make your will Quite clear to such an one, and say "Just this "Or that in you disgusts me; here you miss, "Or there exceed the mark"and if she let Herself be lessoned so, nor plainly set Her wits to yours, forsooth, and made excuse, E'en then would be some stooping; and I choose Never to stoop.

Until May 1814, when she was getting on towards the age of seventeen, Shelley had scarcely set eyes on Mary Godwin: he then saw her, and a sudden passion sprang up between themuncontrollable, or, at any rate, uncontrolled.

" It was Black Roger, praying in the dawn, his broadsword set upright in the ling, his hands devoutly crossed and his black head stooped full low; thus he saw not Beltane's eyes upon him until his prayer was ended.

Some of them introduced him to their wives and sisters, which ladies duly set him down as nice but dulla form of faint praise which failed to damn.

In January, 1843, he was graduated as senior wrangler, and shortly afterward he set to work.

Men will have idols, and the Americans have merely set up themselves.

The latter, disdaining fear, boldly set forth the abominations of the times, and struck without distinction all who departed from duty and conscience.

He dared not set out openly to follow.

" Danny set his lips tightly together, as one who was determined to endure to the end.

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