kindly.

"All he can see is the officials, such as Shulman, in the first row," Mola said, her expression kindly.

Recovery Dillard, J. M. 1995

(And Joscelyn looked at her quickly with that doubtful look which had been growing on her all the day.) "All but the skin," said Martin kindly.

Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard 1922

(And Joscelyn looked at her quickly with that doubtful expression which had been growing on her all the day.) 'All but the skin,' said Martin kindly.

Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard 1921

And with the increase in contractors and subcontractors that you will no doubt have to engage, I think there are opportunities for many difficulties, and I use that word kindly.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2010

Next he told me that, as he had nothing to do, he would lend me a hand; and I thanked him warmly, or, as we say, "kindly."

Hills and the Sea Hilaire Belloc 1911

In the video, the captured man, wearing what appeared to be a U.S. military uniform, identified the abductors as the League of Righteous, a Shiite Muslim militant group, and said they were treating him "kindly."

Fore, right! 2010

In the video, the captured man, wearing what appeared to be a U.S. military uniform, identified the abductors as the League of Righteous, a Shiite Muslim militant group, and said they were treating him "kindly."

Fore, right! 2010

He might have won many trophies but history is not going to judge this abomanation of a man kindly. once again the ref comes to utd's aid and changes the game in their favour, Arsenal should insist on a neutral ref from outside the uk for theirs, chelseas, liverpool and citys games vs utd otherwise Howard Webb utds best player followed by his deputy clattenburg will be receiving league medals at Old Trafford The law of the land is not suspended when you step on to a football pitch.

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