Kathleen had passed through a good deal to look so unflurried.

She looked back at the fire, quiet, unflurried, then slowly raised her lids.

Leroy lowered the glasses, after a long, unflurried inspection.

He wanted to bury himself in an unknown fishing-town and associate with the simple, unflurried fisher-folk alone.

The mate of the latter appeared, and he came jogging along the road, very much in hand, the rider seemingly quite unflurried.

He writes, on May 15, that he is beginning "to feel entirely unflurried in the crowd and to go about business deliberately."

Later, at the most critical moment of his whole career, when he had hardly a friend on whom to lean, he was unflurried, dignified, undismayed.

"Then we'll say at three," she said calmly, and took an orderly and unflurried departure.

"Down yonder lays my fence-line," she autocratically told the man who had continued standing where she had left him, and whose seeming was still unflurried.