archly

Carey," she said archly. "I can see it in your face."

At last, between little gushes of laughter which shook her plump shoulders in a way that aroused wistful memories of Hebe, she archly asked me, with mock solemnity, if I should need a lady's maid.

'Doesn't it rather suggest,' said Mrs Lammle archly, 'that my Georgiana's little heart is--'

Don't you know me?' she asked in a smooth, low voice, looking in at us archly.

which Mrs Durbeyfield had used to sing to her as a child, so blithely and so archly, her foot on the cradle, which she rocked to the tune.

He remembered the other pair of challenging blue ones that had darted coquettish glances through half-dropped lids, shot arrowy beams from under archly lifted brows, and said gravely, "Don't form yourself on her, Rebecca; clover blossoms that grow in the fields beside Sunnybrook mustn't be tied in the same bouquet with gaudy sunflowers; they are too sweet and fragrant and wholesome."

"His own, too?" inquired Charlotte, a little archly.

"In which case you would have prized it five-and-twenty times less," answered Clara, smiling archly.

"Let me see," said Mary, the corners of her mouth curling archly; "I must go back on my experience.

'That of course,' rejoined the young lady, smiling archly.

'Hush!' she whispered, bending forward and pointing archly to the window underneath.

Though you think it too soon to listen to the calls of humanity," he added, smiling archly, "I may be permitted to believe that gallantry is not forgotten by one so young as yourself.