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Sentences starting with politely

Politely handing it to her, he said: "Ah, Maitresse Aimable, it is as if you had never stirred all these years! [11]

Sentences ending with politely

You had great men--great men," he repeated politely. [11]
Mr. Cooke waved his cigar politely. [9]
And when these embodiments pass by, we do not want them scoffed at; we desire that people shall be obliged to concede that they are worthily clothed, and politely. [5]
But when you consider the importance of the work I came down here to do--" "I do consider it," said the Speaker, politely. [9]
With a droll composure he offered snuff to the officer, who declined politely. [11]
Boris bowed politely. [2]

Sentences containing politely two or more times

He politely offered to fill it, but although I wanted it, I politely declined. [5]

More example sentences with the word politely in them

No sooner had we made fast than we were boarded by a shabby customs officer who, when he had seen our passports, bowed politely and invited us to land. [9]
He bowed to Virginia (not too politely, to be sure). [9]
Master Ralph Waldo used to _sit on this wall_,--but we cannot believe he ever got off it on the wrong side, unless politely asked to do so. [6]
The young gentleman touched his cap politely, for though the woman was not fashionably dressed, she was distinguished in appearance, with an air of remoteness which gave her a kind of agreeable mystery. [11]
Then he turned to go, politely bowing to me, but turned again and said, "I would not, were I you, trouble to plan escape these months yet. [11]
He politely received the passengers and ushered them to the kind of conveyance they wanted, and told the driver where to deliver them. [5]
After some minutes, the gentleman-in-waiting who was on duty came into the great reception room and, bowing politely, asked Balashev to follow him. [2]
But owing to the fact that several managers politely declined to produce it, it has not appeared on any stage. [9]
Yet every week she asked, and Rosalie found it hard to answer her politely, and sometimes showed it. [11]
Excusez, says the sergent-de-ville, as he politely relieves him of his upper garments and displays his bust in the full daylight. [6]
You've got to say I tell the truth, when the French gentlemen, who have their several spokes in the Egyptian wheel, politely say I lie. [11]
A woman's voice said "Come in," and he entered, and set his sack behind the stove in the parlour, saying politely to the old lady who sat reading the "Missionary Herald" by the lamp: "Pray keep your seat, madam, I will not disturb you. [5]
You have no principles--" "Pardon me, many," he urged politely, as he eyed her with admiration. [11]
Mr. Lewes has politely sent me the following explanation of that letter of his, to which the succeeding one of Miss Bronte is a reply. [14]
Mr. Ridout was politely interested, and promised to read the bills, and agreed that they ought to pass. [9]
Just consider my own position now, Peter Nikolaevich..." Berg always spoke quietly, politely, and with great precision. [2]
And they went out in the open cars with these same people, who stared at Honora as though she had got in by mistake, but always politely gave her a seat. [9]
He politely returns our salutation, and we walk on. [4]
Then the insolence of the thing began to work upon him, and he was about to burst forth, when the Duke came forward, and politely moving a chair near to the young commander, said: "My distinguished compliments, monsieur le capitaine. [11]
He politely asked me if I would take a little paper from a heap there was lying by the plate, and add a sovereign to the collection already there. [6]
All the house made room for him; Marget politely seated him; Ursula ordered Gottfried to bring a special table for him. [5]
The pioneer bowed low before the Regent, who returned the greeting with a half-haughty, half-familiar wave of the hand, and when he had seated himself in an arm-chair politely addressed Paaker as the son of a friend, and a relation of his family. [10]
And he held it open, politely, looking after her, until she had crossed the street, calling out a cheerful "Goodnight" that had in it something of a benediction. [9]
Prince Andrew introduced his protege, but Prince Dolgorukov politely and firmly pressing his hand said nothing to Boris and, evidently unable to suppress the thoughts which were uppermost in his mind at that moment, addressed Prince Andrew in French. [2]
Mrs. Mavick received him politely, and, without offering her hand, asked him to be seated. [4]
Once, in Elmira, he received a request, poorly and none too politely phrased, to speak for one of the churches. [5]
For the rest, he looked as if he were politely interested but not moved by the excitement of the other. [11]
On being told, he handed back the money, the watch, and the ring, and politely requested a cigar, saying that the Osgoods merited consideration at his hands, and that their friends were safe from molestation. [11]
The older men had joined the ladies, the governor having politely asked them to do so when they chose. [11]
And thereupon he gave his arm to Kit's mother, handed her into the carriage as politely as you please, and took his seat beside her. [12]
The twins politely expressed their obligations for the pleasant outing which had been afforded them; to which the judge bowed his thanks, and then said he would now go and arrange for the Free-thinkers' meeting, and would call for Count Luigi in the evening. [5]
The Governor greeted De la Foret with a sour smile, read to him the Queen's writ, and politely begged his company towards Mont Orgueil Castle. [11]
But my mood changed suddenly, and I politely begged his pardon, telling him frankly then and there what had made me laugh, and how I had come to think of it. [11]
One of them begged, politely, to remove them. [5]
I pretended to be quite crushed into submission by the sight of the signet-ring, begged Pichi as politely as I could to unfasten my hands, and told him I would fetch the keys. [10]
At such times Austen would freely acknowledge the debt of gratitude he owed his father for being in the world--and refer them politely to Mr. Hilary Vane himself. [9]
Orion politely declined, and when at length he quitted the room--without deigning even to look at the Negro--Amru accompanied him into the anteroom. [10]
Prince Andrew rose and politely placed a chair for her. [2]
Her announcement of an engagement with Mrs. Dallam had been, to put it politely, fiction. [9]
But it was an encouragement to try him again, and the consequence had been that he had received a number of notes inviting him to various smaller entertainments, which, as neither he nor Elsie had any fancy for them, he had politely declined. [6]
One would think, all that dying men had to do was to say the prettiest thing they could,--to make their rhetorical point,--and then bow themselves politely out of the world. [6]
He greeted them all politely, and Medallion warmly, shaking his hand twice; for he knew well that the gaunt auctioneer had only kindness in his heart; and they had exchanged humorous stories more than once--a friendly bond. [11]
I sent an agent to Kentucky to deal politely and reasonably with these gentry. [9]
You don't suppose Adam had the cutaneous unpleasantness politely called psora, do you? [6]

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