1
It had to be the forgetfulness, she thought, making him so chivalrous.
2
It was absurd to be so chivalrous, perhaps, but he was enraged.
3
I never did anything so chivalrous in my life; no, never!
4
They are so chivalrous that at times they get tiresome.
5
Are women truly such angelic things and men so chivalrous?
6
In all Europe no knight so brave, so chivalrous, so skillful with lance and sword.
7
He's so chivalrous he has even pulled a chair out for someone who doesn't exist.
8
She is happy, I think, to have found a friend so chivalrous and so discerning.
9
Yet as the hours went by the thought came: was he, was he so chivalrous?
10
Never was lover so chivalrous, so respectful, so sincere.
11
You are so generous, so unselfish, so chivalrous.
12
He-was not so chivalrous as I thought.
13
He's a little stunner, and so chivalrous.
14
He was so pure, so truthful, so chivalrous, so considerate of his mother's happiness and of mine.
15
Mark, who had always been so gentle and tender for every living thing, so chivalrous, so ready to help!
16
Never in the world's history has a great nation gone to war in so chivalrous a spirit, for so unselfish ends.
