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"Solicitously" Quotes from Famous Books

... would not be led to the cosy corner by the window. She found something needing her attention in the curtain of the bookcase in the dimmest corner of the room, and began solicitously to pull it in various ways, as if there were something wrong with it. He watched her, standing with his arm on ...

— The Indifference of Juliet • Grace S. Richmond

... rose from his chair with a pleased expression, and Madison helped him solicitously ...

— The Miracle Man • Frank L. Packard

... and interest was amply rewarded by their proficiency and duty. In them every hope, every pleasure, now centres. They are the axis on which revolves the temporal felicity of their mother. Judge, then, my dear, how anxiously I must watch, how solicitously I must regard, every circumstance which relates to their welfare and prosperity! Exquisitely alive to these sensations, your letter awakens my hopes and my fears. As you are young and charming, a thousand dangers lurk unseen around you. I wish ...

— The Coquette - The History of Eliza Wharton • Hannah Webster Foster

Words linked to "Solicitously" : solicitous