1
The old hosier thereupon became grave, and assumed a very affable manner.
2
In making this short passage, Captain Reud was very affable and communicative.
3
Bishop Wilberforce notes this conversation at Windsor Castle: The Queen very affable.
4
Mr. Campbell took us all over his barns and was very affable.
5
You shall likewise show yourself very affable to the lord of Xolo.
6
Mr. Lynx, however, was very affable, and thanked her for her assistance.
7
The head attendant and dispenser was very affable, as to a promising neophyte.
8
He was very affable, and obeyed my orders with alacrity and seeming good-will.
9
He had no longer that haughty air, but was very affable.
10
Capitalist though he was, our young fellow was still very affable.
11
Mr. Dracott was not to be seen, though his assistant was very affable.
12
She was always a very affable and free-spoken young lady.
13
She was always a very affable and free-spoken young lady, and very civil behaved.
14
He's an extremely well-respected coach and is evidently a very affable and likeable man.
15
He was very affable and made quite a long call.
16
All the Princes very fine men, very handsome men, very sweet words, very affable.
