11 adverbs to describe how to thawed

Gradually Paul thawed a little, and made one or two suggestions which betrayed a deep knowledge and a dawning interest.

One those hot ole August days'll thaw it out awright.

He invented an elaborate ancestry which he traced backward through the pages of Scottish Chiefs, the only book of the sort he had ever read, and by the time he was ready to leave the girl had thawed out considerably.

It seems strange with the mass of snow resting above, and which must be continually thawing more or less, no ravines or large streams of water were produced flowing down this side.

Ray's station, which was ten degrees farther south than his own, where the ground thawed to a much greater depthnamely, twenty to thirty feet.

But on great occasions such as this it needs to be taken out of its cold-storage and judiciously thawed.

He remarked that he was surprised to learn that the ground did not thaw lower at Lieut.

Single newly-thawed specimens have been known to lie in ambush by frequented paths and fall upon lonely wayfarers with the desperate courage of starvation.

Or perchance you find, when you get home, that those which rattled in your pocket have thawed, and the ice is turned to cider.

Grim's attitude thawed appreciably.

True, Elinor had not thawed visibly, but she had been tolerant; Penelope had amused herself at no one's expense save her owna boon for which Ormsby did not fail to be duly thankful; and Mrs. Brentwood had contributed her mite by keeping hands off.

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