12.She beamed upon him, and used with everything she said a continuous accompaniment of laughter, meaningless except that it was meant to convey cordiality.
13.A farmer stared insolently as he passed; someone threw a stone from a window; Mrs. Jarrett clearly concealed some evil purpose behind her cordiality.
14.It was something that notwithstanding the Mother Superior's cordiality and the exquisite manners which made Kitty feel like an awkward school-girl, held her at a distance.
16.Come, shake hands with me." This had just taken place and with great cordiality, when John Knightley made his appearance, and " How d'ye do, George?
17.Come, shake hands with me." This had just taken place, and with great cordiality, when John Knightley made his appearance; and " How d'ye do, George?
18." Mr. Millner? Are you — er — waiting" ? the lad asked, with an intention of serviceableness that was like a finer echo of his father's resounding cordiality.
19.But bees, though, as dainty as they, hug their favorite flowers with profound cordiality, and push their blunt, polleny faces against them, like babies on their mother's bosom.
20.The beginning, however, of every visit displayed none but the properest feelings, and this being of necessity so short might be hoped to pass away in unsullied cordiality.