1
When you were a girl, you wouldn't drop a curtsey to 'em, historical or otherwise, and there you were right.
2
She dropped a curtsey, and Catherine put the child into her hands.
3
She dropped a curtsey with a surly coquetry, charming of its kind.
4
And she dropped a curtsey as she turned to my companion.
5
Good-evening. She dropped a curtsey with a surly coquetry, charming of its kind.
6
She drops a curtsey, as if deference can soften the blow.
7
Mrs. Capper dropped a curtsey as he passed the lodge.
8
Like the well-mannered child she was, Pollyooly dropped a curtsey.
9
She drops a curtsey and goes from my rooms and I don't detain her.
10
All, as they came near, bowed or dropped a curtsey.
11
She dropped a curtsey, and then added, as she vanished quickly out of the gate:
12
The mother herself turned round to stare, and, for the first time, dropped a curtsey.
13
Decorum returned to her and she dropped a curtsey.
14
I go to embrace her, but she turns away from me and drops a curtsey.
15
Widow Anne bit the shilling with one of her two remaining teeth, and dropped a curtsey.
16
The woman dropped a curtsey to Father Stafford.