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Meanings of little courtesy in English
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Usage of little courtesy in English
1
Anyone under that grade would receive but little courtesy from the Spaniards.
2
Georgy tripped down from her temporary throne and made Harry a little courtesy.
3
Why, indeed, be courteous where so little courtesy was met with?
4
I don't think it's too much to ask that you show a little courtesy.'
5
This was to treat him with little courtesy, if not absolutely with bad faith.
6
She took a hand of each boy and kissed it with a pretty little courtesy.
7
The old lady dropped him a very low, very odd little courtesy ere she answered:
8
At the barrier I caught the little courtesy bus and rode to the departure terminal.
9
And, dropping again her nice little courtesy, she said,-
10
Can't a fellow display a little courtesy in business?
11
Johnny went to the door, plainly hesitating over the common little courtesy of inviting him in.
12
Mr. Queed was oblivious to the little courtesy.
13
Then, remembering that two of the ladies were still strangers, she made an old-fashioned little courtesy.
14
Blanche dropped her uncle a smart little courtesy.
15
She laid her hand roughly on Isabel's shoulder, and Luis removed it with as little courtesy.
16
Elsbeth was allowed to go a few steps farther; then she took leave with a little courtesy.
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