appreciatively

She smiled appreciatively at him and dropped obligingly behind on the moonlit road.

To all appearance the man was engrossed in his own work, but when she paused he nodded his head appreciatively.

With the first full puff of the smoke he gave over his moans and yelps, the agitation began to fade out of him, and Daughtry, appreciatively waiting, saw the trembling go out of his hands, the pendulous lip-quivering cease, the saliva stop flowing from the corners of his mouth, and placidity come into the fiery remnants of his eyes.

charming!" he said to himself, with his head twisted appreciatively a little on one side.

"Cigars and cigarettes, and jolly good ones, too," Aynesworth answered, opening a flat tin box, and smelling the contents appreciatively. "Try one of these!

He drank it appreciatively and remarked that there was still no other he liked so well.

Poor!" he ejaculated appreciatively. "Cabman poor too.

Aristotle was again vitalized, and Plato's noble idealistic philosophy was once more appreciatively studied and understood.

"Wouldn't it?" Saxon laughed appreciatively. "I just love fancy shirtwaists, an' I spent my life ironing some of the beautifullest I've ever seen.

Finding no ready-made opportunity to tell his story, Newman pondered these things more dispassionately than might have been expected; he stretched his legs, as usual, and even chuckled a little, appreciatively and noiselessly.

Then he sniffed the new air appreciatively. 'A rich city,' he said.

The other moved her head appreciatively. The purring of the cat had a loud complacency in the empty hall.