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Meanings of curtsey to in anglès

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Usage of curtsey to in anglès
1
I curtsey to the queen and say: 'Your Grace must excuse me.
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
2
She made her dear old antiquated curtsey to Mama and the company.
Evan Harrington — Volume 6
3
That said, she made a curtsey to Marius and to Jean Valjean.
Les Misérables
4
She dips a tiny curtsey to me and turns back to Edward.
The White Queen
5
She rose from the table and made a deep curtsey to Mr. Dacre.
Andrew Golding: A Tale of the Great Plague
6
And then, after a pause, with an elaborate curtsey to Clarissa:
Madcap
7
But she made a low curtsey to the Mother Superior and returned no answer.
Jacqueline — Volume 3
8
Do you think we're expected to curtsey to her again?
Summers at Castle Auburn
9
She dropped her curtsey to his royal highness, and Stafford left her with him.
At Love's Cost
10
Not for the first time either,-letthem curtsey to the liberality of their countrymen!
Some Everyday Folk and Dawn
11
Fancy mother having to curtsey to her as Mrs. Lopez!
The Prime Minister
12
I curtsey to her as we enter, and she rises to curtsey low to me.
The White Queen
13
Then I saw Miss Franks sweeping a deep curtsey to Lord Cathcart as he bowed.
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker / Sometime Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel on ...
14
I couldn't curtsey to her as Queen of England.
The White Queen
15
Maria made another fine curtsey to Harry's bowing companions, and walked off with her prize.
The Virginians
16
I curtsey to him but I see his smile does not warm his dark eyes.
The White Queen
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