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Meanings of stately manner in English

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Usage of stately manner in English
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Braddock received him in his tent, in his usual stiff and stately manner.
Life of George Washington — Volume 01
2
Mr. Champneys bowed for Mr. Mitchell, in a very stately manner.
The Purple Heights
3
Then in stately manner the King with his fair companion returned to the castle.
Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 3
4
Then recovering her motor faculties, she moved in a stately manner toward the door.
Mary Wollaston
5
Zahara drew her robe more closely about her and adopted her most stately manner.
Tales of Chinatown
6
She was never awed by his stately manner of speech.
The Flag
7
He could picture Thom at a Queen's court, with his stately manner and grand gestures.
To the blight: the eye of the world
8
Jefferson picked her up and carried her, in a serene and stately manner, to the cabin.
The Cruise of the Jasper B.
9
Lady Catherine Law, his wife, lived, during his power in France, in the most stately manner.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
10
When he came near she addressed him in a calm voice and with a stately manner.
Good Stories for Great Holidays / Arranged for Story-Telling and...
11
He was tall and stout, and carried himself in what seemed to me a stately manner.
Wilfrid Cumbermede
12
Intense relief shone through Miss Cadwallader's stately manner.
Witch Week
13
The prince stood looking in a grave and stately manner at Dorothy, but he did not speak.
Young Lucretia and Other Stories
14
The stately manner of Germain caught his glance at once, and bowing deferentially he inquired the name.
The False Chevalier / or, The Lifeguard of Marie Antoinette
15
He bowed in a stately manner to Halpersohn, and opened the door of his daughter's room cautiously.
The Brotherhood of Consolation
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Then he turned into a lovely white ashplant, which stood there waving its boughs in a stately manner.
The Path of Life
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