good-morning

• “She does not even say good-morning to the man at the wheel when she first comes on deck.”

  CHAPTER XVI

• “And good-morning to you," he responded, rising to his feet and picking up the water-bucket.”

  CHAPTER 4

• “She bade him good-morning, blithely, in the Dyea tongue; but he shook his head, and laughed insultingly, and paused in his work to hurl shameful words after her.”

  CHAPTER 2

• “As I started toward the weather side I saw him make a sudden motion with his head, which I mistook for a token of recognition and good-morning.”

  Chapter 5

• “The cry comes again; it's a good-morning crow from a red-headed rooster!”

  The Huffington Post: Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Man to the Mansion Born

• “No one had forestalled him with the bad news; so much was plain from Canon Meirion's serene, assured face as he strode across the ward with a civil good-morning already forming on his lips, and a gracious benediction ready to follow it as soon as the prince should mount and ride.”

  Fictionaut: His Disposition

• “The solo walker is also there exchanging "good-morning" greetings with whoever passes them by.”

  The politicians have forgotten. The people have not

• “The solo walker is also there exchanging “good-morning” greetings with whoever passes them by.”

  Printing: The politicians have forgotten. The people have not

• “They could not stand still an instant; either it was a friend they wanted to wish good-morning, or it was an enemy they were longing to fly at.”

  The South Pole~ The End of the Winter

• “No more familiarity, no more good-morning with a kiss, never more that word so profoundly sweet: “My father!””

  Les Miserables

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