cheery

• “He spoke in what he called his cheery way, but Beth had begun to feel that there was another word which would express his manner better, and now it occurred to her.”

  The Beth Book Being a Study of the Life of Elizabeth Caldwell Maclure, a Woman of Genius

• “Kat, cheery is a good word -- it is a pretty nice thing to have greet me in the kitchen every morning!”

  If there was any doubt that Christmas is coming...

• “The girl nodded, and as Microby Dandeline scrambled up over the wheel and settled herself beside her upon the board that served as a seat, she called a cheery good-by, and clucked to the horses.”

  The Gold Girl

• “The nurse called a cheery greeting to a young man in a beribboned cap, and he whistled in reply.”

  The Mad Ship

• “From time to time I poked my head out into the rain, and called cheery encouragement to the reinforcements, or sent messages to Havelock - I remember one of them was that Delhi had fallen at last, and that old Johnny Nicholson had bought a bullet, poor devil.”

  Flashman In The Great Game

• “From time to time I poked my head out into the rain, and called cheery encouragement to the reinforcements, or sent messages to Havelock — I remember one of them was that Delhi had fallen at last, and that old Johnny Nicholson had bought a bullet, poor devil.”

  Flashman In The Great Game

• “Oh, come here this minute, every one of you," called a cheery voice, and Nina Earl stepped through an opening in the hedge.”

  Dorothy Dainty's Gay Times

• “Peggy and Polly hung over the rail calling cheery farewells to Durand and Lowell and telling the others that they would never forgive them if they did not win the trophy.”

  Peggy Stewart: Navy Girl at Home

• “Marshal Stone called a cheery greeting, the while his horse dropped its head to drink.”

  Heart of the Blue Ridge

• “She crossed the firebreak and rode up over the ridge calling her cheery "Hoo-hoo-hoo!”

  Land of the Burnt Thigh

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