1
The general was very much relieved, for it was a narrow escape.
2
Cynthia Blakeley met us in the hall, half frightened, yet much relieved.
3
She was much relieved, and could say what was in her heart.
4
Nor was her discomfort much relieved by the prospect of his return.
5
She was very much relieved to hear that it was all over.
6
Under the circumstances that was best, replied the young man, much relieved.
7
On being informed that he had departed she showed herself much relieved.
8
Men much relieved when search over, and went back to work cheerfully.
9
We were much relieved, under these circumstances, when Mrs. Pardiggle left off.
10
Her adversary, much relieved by this response, could not repress a sigh.
11
Vavasor would stay a day or two longer, he said, much relieved.
12
Lord Luxmore, standing by, seemed much relieved, and again pressed his apologies.
13
The head of the family cackled with sudden laughter; he was much relieved.
14
And at this the sneak of the school seemed much relieved.
15
Hector was delighted at the idea, thanked him and returned home much relieved.
16
He crashed into the clearing and saw me, ran to me much relieved.
