1
Under the circumstances even a Cabinet Minister may be excused a little common civility.
2
We ought, in common civility, to enquire for Damaris after this illness of hers.
3
Although civilized, you use not the rules of common civility.
4
He never spoke to her now, except from common civility.
5
As for the governess, she is a woman, and should be treated with common civility.
6
Apparently, something that can't be said with common civility?
7
Don't you owe me common civility in return?
8
Besides, after seeing the photograph of the baroness, common civility insisted on the purity of her friendship.
9
He was bound, of course, to present himself to Lady Camper, in common civility, immediately after it.
10
Lewis was uncomfortable, for he felt that in common civility Mr. Stocks should have been asked to shoot.
11
I thought this strange enough, to be reprimanded, and charged with rudeness for an act of common civility.
12
Then, you naturally ask, why in the name of common civility did he give such an answer to the American?
13
She was at heart a courtier, would do menial service to a king, and refuse common civility to an inferior.
14
The patronage of the first lieutenant, I flattered myself would have ensured me at least common civility for a short time.
15
Mademoiselle Dobieski followed suit, and, in common civility, Angela had to say what they said whether she meant it or not.
16
The letter might pass as a common civility of the girl's to a person with whom she had been on easy terms.
