Then they shook hands with their usual cordiality and said good-night.

He held out his hand to me with more than his usual cordiality.

But he spoke to me with his usual cordiality and my spirits rose again.

His tone was so different from his usual cordiality that Rodney was somewhat surprised.

Presently your father comes in: he greets you with far more than his usual cordiality.

She stepped forward with more than usual cordiality, saying:

She received Miss McDonald with more than usual cordiality.

Mrs. Bennett was at home, and welcomed her dear 'Arabella' with more than usual cordiality.

Both he and Mary were at home, and I was received with more than usual cordiality.

He turned at the sound of her entry, and his smile of greeting lacked nothing of its usual cordiality.

He was received by Luella with her usual cordiality, but by her mother with marked discourtesy bordering on rudeness.

Miles was far too excited, however, to notice the difference in manner of the twins compared with their usual cordiality.

He closed the volume as I entered, and rising, took my hand, saying, with even more than his usual cordiality-

At Syracuse, in New York State, Kossuth was received with an address of the usual cordiality by the ex-Mayor, Harvey Baldwin.

Frau Reinhart had made advances to the girl; and with her usual cordiality had invited her to come and see her.

He did not press me to remain, but, as I departed, he shook my hand with even more than his usual cordiality.