1
He was surprised to see Mr. Fenton, but welcomed him with much cordiality.
2
He advanced to Holden, whose hand he took, and welcomed with much cordiality.
3
But the professor did not respond with so much cordiality as he had anticipated.
4
Mr. Dowling recognized his manager with surprise but much cordiality.
5
One lady put herself at a safe distance and then bowed, with much cordiality.
6
Van den Berg himself was received at the prince's head, quarters with much cordiality.
7
He was received and treated with much cordiality by the ministerial brethren who surrounded him.
8
Of his brother he took leave with much cordiality.
9
Brand set a chair for him with much cordiality.
10
With much cordiality he invited me to come upstairs.
11
We were received with much cordiality by the widow of Clarkson, now in her eighty-fourth year.
12
Gadifer had left his son Hannibal in his place, but Béthencourt treated him with much cordiality.
13
Mrs. Foxe was surprised by so much cordiality.
14
His lordship arose and received his visitor with much cordiality, and invited him to be seated.
15
She did not receive me with much cordiality.
16
He presented Mignon and all his friends to M. Laubardemont, who received them with much cordiality.
