feelingly

But as the little woman feelingly says, many thanks she gets for it!

"I think no one will wish to go near it," he said feelingly.

He spoke so feelingly about them that it touched my heart.

"Oh, I cannot wait to see the examples you speak so feelingly of!"

"You have no idea about my dreams," he said feelingly.

He stared at the wall of the room, and swore feelingly.

In the mornings he speaks feelingly about what has been on his mind the night before.

"You certainly saved my life that time," said Peter feelingly.

One can imagine," said the Voice feelingly, "the anguish of his parents.

She sang the song better, more feelingly, than he had yet heard it, if that were possible.

He spoke feelingly, as if suffering from the same complaint.

"I never want to leave Hell again," said the demon feelingly.

Chandler stopped the car, swore feelingly, got out and looked around.

"Thank you," I said feelingly, and set down the sword again.

"Oh, you hit that one right on the head," Honor agreed feelingly.

Her eyes glistened a little; she had said this sort of thing before, but never so feelingly.

"It was the woman with hair like summer sunshine," she quoted feelingly.

"I know exactly what you mean," David said feelingly.

"Heaven help the world if you ever take to crime," Emerson said feelingly.

"That was one of his worst characteristics years ago," said Jimmy feelingly.

The committee was touched, therefore, by candidates who talked feelingly of their own faith.

Td like to do something for you,' she said feelingly.

Once he received an inquiry concerning it, and thus feelingly expressed himself.

"A trait they all share, I think," she agreed feelingly.

How feelingly did his superior state speak for itself!