1 Grandmother moved about quietly, so as not to disturb him.
2 'The prayers of all good people are good,' he said quietly.
3 The cold was not severe, but the storm was quiet and resistless.
4 Except when the father was at home, the Harling house was never quiet.
5 She was so crushed and quiet that nobody seemed to want to humble her.
My Antonia By Willa CatherContextHighlight In BOOK 4. The Pioneer Woman's Story: III 6 Then, quietly as a shadow, Mr. Shimerda came out from behind the stove.
7 'It will be easy to decide all that, Emmaline,' said grandfather quietly.
8 He was sitting on the edge of the cattle-pond, having a quiet pipe before supper.
9 Mr. Harling not only demanded a quiet house, he demanded all his wife's attention.
10 The quiet was delightful, and the ticking clock was the most pleasant of companions.
11 Saturday night after supper I ran downtown to the hotel and slipped quietly into the parlour.
12 Mr. Shimerda rose, crossed himself, and quietly knelt down before the tree, his head sunk forward.
13 I waited until all was quiet and the old people were asleep, then raised my window, climbed out, and went softly through the yard.
14 Surely, his exhausted spirit, so tired of cold and crowding and the struggle with the ever-falling snow, was resting now in this quiet house.
15 I soon learned that if I were sent over on an errand and found Mrs. Harling at the piano, I must sit down and wait quietly until she turned to me.
16 Before I could sit down in the chair she offered me, the miracle happened; one of those quiet moments that clutch the heart, and take more courage than the noisy, excited passages in life.
17 Sometimes when he came he was silent and moody, and after a few sarcastic remarks went away again, to tramp the streets of Lincoln, which were almost as quiet and oppressively domestic as those of Black Hawk.
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