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Meanings of deep curtsey in English

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Usage of deep curtsey in English
1
The next moment she was making her deep curtsey before the duke.
The Helmet of Navarre
2
She makes another deep curtsey and then she goes to the door.
The White Queen
3
My mother sinks into a deep curtsey and I go down too.
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
4
She rose from the table and made a deep curtsey to Mr. Dacre.
Andrew Golding: A Tale of the Great Plague
5
The plumper of the two stepped forward, smiling, and dropped them a deep curtsey.
Wizard and glass
6
Anaesthesia stopped on the steps and performed a deep curtsey.
Neverwhere
7
Then I saw Miss Franks sweeping a deep curtsey to Lord Cathcart as he bowed.
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker / Sometime Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel on ...
8
Rue backed away a few steps, dropped a deep curtsey, and scuttled to the door.
Imprudence
9
Rosalind sank into a deep curtsey, her eyes modestly lowered to hide her sudden nervousness.
The spurned viscountess
10
Then with another deep curtsey she glided to the door, unlocked it, and left the room.
Fair Margaret
11
Now this hollowed-out man takes one tottering step, and the queen makes a deep curtsey to him.
The Lady of the Rivers
12
The boys bent, rather too much, from the waist, while Mrs. Van Buren swept another deep curtsey.
A Poor Wise Man
13
Henrietta dropped down into a deep curtsey.
Rakes and radishes
14
The Slayer swept another deep curtsey.
Tales of the Slayer, Vol. 1
15
Polly sank into a deep curtsey.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
16
I drop into a deep curtsey.
The King’s Curse
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