Meanings of come expressly in anglès

In fact, he'd come expressly to see if Shelby was working today.

After a moment of sweet duplicity she struck up the air she had come expressly to play.

She generally patronized Marchetto, however, and on the present occasion she had come expressly to see him.

I have come expressly to find you.

He said he was come expressly to speak to her, and they retired to her closet together.

Mr. Harding had come expressly for advice, and therefore felt himself bound to take the advice given him.

He is slow and deliberate in speech, and circuitous in introducing the subject he has come expressly to discuss.

When he learned I had come expressly to ask for his ideas on vocal technic and study, he said:

Some-thewisest of the Greeks-have come expressly to visit me, so far are they from avoiding intercourse with me.

Had she come expressly for the Clayborne infant, or was she gunning in the dark for a child to steal?

So Mark, who had come expressly to escort the ladies, rode on alongside of Mr. Sowerby in his pink coat.

What was Olinto Santini doing so far from London, if he had not come expressly to meet someone in secret?

The tent had in the meantime half filled with a new set of young people who had come expressly for that pastime.

The departure of Sobieski, when he had come expressly to attend her to Lady Albina, nearly overwhelmed Miss Beaufort's before exhausted spirits.

The new Queen of Spain, on arriving at Pau, found the Queen Dowager, her aunt, had come expressly from Bayonne to meet her.

So, then, the perpetrator of this kidnapping "was" Robur the engineer, come expressly to Philadelphia to destroy in its egg the theory of the balloonists.