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Meanings of smiled affably in English

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Usage of smiled affably in English
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The king smiled affably as the ready lies slipped smoothly from his lips.
If I Were King
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Lawson smiled affably, and a slight tinge suffused the creamy cheek of Lâlia.
The Ebbing Of The Tide / South Sea Stories - 1896
3
Father Riley smiled affably, and begged Whittaker to finish the letter.
The Seeker
4
The young man smiled affably, but gave no sign of departure.
Danger! and Other Stories
5
His voice was still soft and pleasant, and he smiled affably at Delville.
White Hunter, Black Heart
6
The spruce young man let the syrup stream into the glass as he smiled affably.
The Best American Humorous Short Stories
7
The police captain listened, was bored, and smiled affably.
The Schoolmistress, and Other Stories
8
Senor Ruiz here smiled affably, to show his comprehension; and added slowly, with great gravity,-
The Crusade of the Excelsior
9
He smiled affably and bent over his soup-plate.
Okewood of the Secret Service
10
He smiled affably and offered me a box.
'That Very Mab'
11
I shwugged my shoulders, smiled affably, and as affectedly as you like, and changed the subject.
A Simpleton
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But he suddenly smiled affably, replaced his hands in his pockets after raising his hat, and said:
An Unsocial Socialist
13
He only smiled affably and answered with a languid little stammer: R-really, gentlemen, you are rather unfair.
The Gadfly
14
I smiled affably, and stepped inside.
Dear Enemy
15
Sickert smiled affably and had the good grace to shift the focus of discussion from the victim to the attacker.
What alice knew: a most curious tale of henry james & jack the r...
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The duke smiled affably.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
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