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Meanings of turning haughtily in English

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Usage of turning haughtily in English
1
So she relaxed into her habitual languor, and turning haughtily requested:
The City of Fire
2
Then turning haughtily to the herald of the King of Scots, who had been standing alone, he said:-
The Black Douglas
3
He did not blame Miss Falconer for turning haughtily aside as he and his vivid companion went past them in the veranda.
The Palace of Darkened Windows
4
"Then take them back again," rejoined Parravicin, turning haughtily upon his heel.
Old Saint Paul's: A Tale of the Plague and the Fire
5
"Can you, my good man?" inquired the lady, turning haughtily towards the negro.
Hard Cash
6
"Do him no wrong," interrupted Zenobia, turning haughtily upon me.
The Blithedale Romance
7
"You remind me, friend," said the Highland youth, turning haughtily towards the smith, "that I have also a reckoning to hold with you."
The Fair Maid of Perth; Or, St. Valentine's Day
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