easy-like

• “Her habit fitted her out and out, and she had the sort of figure that, when a girl can ride well, and you see her swaying, graceful and easy-like, to every motion of a spirited horse, makes you think her handsomer than any woman can look on the ground.”

  Robbery Under Arms

• “Aboard, he continued talking and petting her, and he nudged her easy-like, and she took two steps.”

  Simon & Schuster: Deuces Wild

• “And if she saw through the lie so easy-like, why was Old Peg fool enough to think everybody else believed it?”

  Prentice Alvin

• “As he was hitching up his gunbelt to a more comfortable position on his narrow hips, he saw the four riders coming down the street slow and easy-like.”

  Simon & Schuster: This Calder Range

• “Wal, after we come to the foot of the slide, we breathes easy-like, an 'Jud he says it's all right, for that there was the wust place.”

  The Spinner's Book of Fiction

• “Susan Jane kept her visitin 'over at the Light till I took her, calm an' easy-like, t 'the parson, an' most folks never guessed the real truth.”

  Janet of the Dunes

• “Perhaps, then, once in a while you wouldn't mind tying a rope under my arms and letting me drop, easy-like, off the stern here, to learn the strokes.”

  Motor Boat Boys Mississippi Cruise or, The Dash for Dixie

• “All I know is the boss says to bop you easy-like and bring you in alive if you don't act up.”

  Gray Lensman

• “Ah'll take 'em along easy-like, leastways if you're not in a hurry.”

  Ambrotox and Limping Dick

• “Pears to me if I ever went a-courtin' though, it would be just like goin 'a-huntin': no fun in it if the end was certain and easy-like. Barrin 'the case of Silvertip and Senott, his squaw, it's like this: you say”

  Where the Sun Swings North

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