Greeting
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She now did her best to make him forget her lapse of memory in
greeting
him, by recalling a thousand little incidents of the past, and by adopting a wheedling manner towards him that was quite maternal.
Miss Bulder was warmly welcomed by the Misses Clubber; the
greeting
between Mrs. Colonel Bulder and Lady Clubber was of the most affectionate description; Colonel Bulder and Sir Thomas Clubber exchanged snuff-boxes, and looked very much like a pair of Alexander Selkirks--'Monarchs of all they surveyed.'
It will be sufficient for our purpose to relate, that escaping the snares of the dragons in white aprons, who guard the entrance to that enchanted region, he reached the vicar-general's office in safety and having procured a highly flattering address on parchment, from the Archbishop of Canterbury, to his 'trusty and well-beloved Alfred Jingle and Rachael Wardle, greeting,' he carefully deposited the mystic document in his pocket, and retraced his steps in triumph to the Borough.
They passed each other on the Dover road, every day, for twenty-four years, never exchanging any other
greeting
than this; and yet, when one died, the other pined away, and soon afterwards followed him!
The
greeting
between Mr. Pickwick and his professional adviser was warm and cordial; the client was scarcely ensconced in the attorney's arm-chair, however, when a knock was heard at the door, and a voice inquired whether Mr. Perker was within.
There were several people on the pavement at the time, but the
greeting
appeared to come from a slim youth in an ulster who had hurried by.
The stout gentleman half rose from his chair and gave a bob of greeting, with a quick little questioning glance from his small fat-encircled eyes.
Henry Baker, I believe," said he, rising from his armchair and
greeting
his visitor with the easy air of geniality which he could so readily assume.
With a short
greeting
he seated himself and lit the cigar which had been offered to him.
A tiny mittened hand was extended in
greeting.
M. Thomsen, like a good friend, gave the Professor Liedenbrock a cordial greeting, and he even vouchsafed the same kindness to his nephew.
"Halloa, Beryl!" said he, and it seemed to me that the tone of his
greeting
was not altogether a cordial one.
His heavy, placid, clean-shaven face could set very sternly, as I have seen upon occasion; but for me and every child in the village there was ever a smile upon his lips and a
greeting
in his eyes.
There was a shout of jovial
greeting
when my uncle's face was seen in the doorway.
As we drove up a buzz of
greeting
came from the people upon the fringe which was nearest to us, spreading and spreading, until the whole multitude had joined in the acclamation.
Finally, he took a sudden little run forward with both his hands thrown out in
greeting.
"Surely, Ned, you have a
greeting
for me after all these years?"
They passed each other, if they chanced to meet, with a slow, solemn, and mute greeting; for such was the rule of their Order, quoting thereupon the holy texts, "In many words thou shalt not avoid sin," and "Life and death are in the power of the tongue."
The King, no stranger to the customs of his English subjects, returned the
greeting
with the appropriate words,"Drinc hael", and partook of a cup which was handed to him by the sewer.
Rowena alone, too proud to be vain, paid her
greeting
to her deliverer with a graceful courtesy.
'How's Mama?' he asked, passing his hand over his daughter's smooth delicate little neck, as he smilingly said 'Good morning' in answer to the little boy's
greeting.
'Did you have a good night?' he inquired, bowing toward them both, and leaving it to Karenin to take the
greeting
as meant for himself and to recognize him, or not, as he pleased.
The old Prince came out of his study after the doctor had gone, and after giving his cheek to Dolly and
greeting
her he turned to his wife:'Well, have you made up your minds to go?
But just then another friendly
greeting
stopped Vronsky.
'Ah, how nice this is!' she said, giving her husband her hand and smilingly
greeting
Slyudin as a member of the household.
She saw how he approached the Grand Stand, now condescendingly replying to obsequious bows, now amiably and absent-mindedly
greeting
his equals, now watchfully waiting to catch the eye of the great ones of this world and raising his large round hat, which pressed on the tips of his ears.
'Good morning, Princess,' said Anna Pavlovna with a forced smile, quite unlike her former way of
greeting
Kitty.
The pilot probably does not know to this day why his responses won him this enthusiastic
greeting.
Dinner was as strange as the
greeting
- both melancholy and queer at the same time.
Eliza's
greeting
was delivered in a short, abrupt voice, without a smile; and then she sat down again, fixed her eyes on the fire, and seemed to forget me.
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