chattily

"That's nice," the voice on the other end said chattily.

She went on chattily: "Of course, you can get a pass for later, only there has to be a good reason."

"We get all sorts of things recorded on these," he said chattily.

"How nice," she said chattily as he leaned over her to shut the door.

"You never know with lunatics," said the young man chattily.

"Good thing you stopped in today, son," he remarked chattily.

She said chattily: "I expect you'll be glad to get home again?"

"Of course, you can have these things fixed," Gary went on chattily.

"Such a pity it looks like rain," she began chattily.

The book is chattily written, cheerful if no literary masterpiece.

Meg chattily informed him that he was already practically a member.

She touched a control to raise the head of his bed, saying chattily, "Let's try out your new stomach, my friend."

"I hardly ever go out in the evening," she told him chattily, disposed to be friendly since he was still working himself.

"What a delightful place this is," she said chattily.

Many readers will get lost as Blackburn chattily weaves his way through all this.

"Don't often see your lordship in the club," he opened chattily.

"She's such a nice girl," said Alethea chattily, anxious to break the silence.

"I guess we can handle it ourselves," Bolan was saying chattily.

'Good work, Cloud and you other two,' it said, chattily.

"I take it," said Archie, chattily, "that all this may seem to you not a little rummy."

"Terrible business, this," said the young man chattily.

Then they're going over to the Palace to see the Bishop,' said Julia chattily.

Well, Lieutenant," she went on chattily, "let's see what I can do for you."

"She's very good at card reading, you know," Aunt Milly went on chattily.

"A nasty, wet day, sir, it's been," he observed, chattily.