famously

"Ah, yes, I see," said the Attorney, thoughtfully, "we are making progress - we are getting on famously."

"I say, Sir Harry, the little girl's going famously to-night, isn't she?"

I remain faithful to the memory of the mighty King with a double-edged sword in one hand, and in the other holding out rewards of great daily runs and famously quick passages to those of his courtiers who knew how to wait watchfully for every sign of his secret mood.

Meanwhile they were progressing famously, and John Bunsby was in high hope.

"Famously! I have turned portrait painter, since you were sent away for your health.

my dear friend, you are going to spoil everything -- everything is going on famously. I know the French as well as if I had made them myself.

You will get on famously. Praise this man's virtues and that man's vices.

"For a pair of critics we agree famously," I laughed.

When they groaned in their misery and toil, they were persuaded to keep on in their misery and toil by pretty tales of a land beyond the skies where they would live famously and fat while the clever ones roasted in everlasting fire.

The banners were very well painted, and flaunted down the street famously. There was the smiting of the rock, and the gushing forth of the waters; and there was a temperate man with 'considerable of a hatchet' (as the standard-bearer would probably have said), aiming a deadly blow at a serpent which was apparently about to spring upon him from the top of a barrel of spirits.

The correspondence flourished famously, and letters flew to and fro with unfailing regularity all through the early spring.

It was a pleasant addition to his naturally pleasant ways, and we got on famously. In the evening we went out for a walk in the streets, and went half-price to the Theatre; and next day we went to church at Westminster Abbey, and in the afternoon we walked in the Parks; and I wondered who shod all the horses there, and wished Joe did.