Usage of "say cordially"

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Usage of say cordially in English

Before he left, he said cordially to Michael, Please eat more, Doctor Fuller. 
 Petals from the sky 

As she entered the house, Hetty met her, and saying cordially,- 
 Hetty's Strange History 

He shot a quick glance at Senator Burton, but the latter only said cordially:- 
 The End of Her Honeymoon 

He entered, and, walking up to the invalid, said cordially: 
 Beulah 

For a minute his gaze faltered, then he said cordially: 
 Joyce of the North Woods 

When Philip rose to go, Mr. Taylor said cordially: 
 The Young Musician; Or, Fighting His Way 

That will do-forthe first number, he said cordially. 
 Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People 

I think they're so pretty, she said cordially, pointing to the one Mrs. Gurley wore. 
 The Getting of Wisdom 

You are very welcome, the father said cordially. 
 The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories 

But Broderick put out his hand, saying cordially: 
 Six Feet Four 

I'm glad to see you, he said cordially. 
 The Four-Pools Mystery 

As he bowed the carriage stopped and Pauline said cordially: "Why, how d'ye do?" 
 The Cost 

Merely nodding to the others this gentleman stepped up to Brakeman Joe with extended hand, saying cordially: 
 Cab and Caboose: The Story of a Railroad Boy 

Mr. Eltinge's manner changed decidedly, and when Van Berg concluded he extended his hand and said cordially: 
 A Face Illumined 

He was saying cordially, "Ah, Croffut, you are late- 
 The Plum Tree 

Everybody seemed to be forgetting her, although Chester had turned, and said cordially, That's right, Miss Lucy! 
 The Second Violin 

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Meanings of say cordially in English