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obligingly
1. Under his tuition, I cautiously hit the rock which obligingly splits in two to reveal the twin of the ammonite he discovered only moments ago
2. His suit obligingly had created a grid around the vessel, but he couldn’t see the outline for the hatch
3. He motioned for me to walk in front of him, and obligingly, I led the way to the front of the restaurant
4. Obligingly, knowing Melchior was not far away, Teresa could not help herself
5. Before leaving, Colling asked Hermann if there were a pair of binoculars in the house, and the butler obligingly went off and returned with a large leather case
6. Soon more people gathered around them and the playful kitten that obligingly both bit and scratched any hand that was reached out to caress him
7. Justice Black obligingly erected his “high and impregnable wall” to satisfy that need
8. “OK,” he said and obligingly held his arm out
9. She obligingly opened it wider for him and
10. Halfshaft obligingly shut up
11. He was then knocked unconscious by the troll who had obligingly fulfilled the Prophecy a little
12. When any god is worshipped with money or is proven by a blessing of wealth, that is a mask money will obligingly wear so any pretender can insist that they do not serve the most graven of images
13. They just popped out in an instant, her dress parting obligingly at the back
14. Gradually, keeping the tone casual, stumbling over imaginary places and dates that were obligingly corrected, he collected the few key details that he needed
15. But Gilbert's tongue had proved obligingly indiscreet on various topics; not least who was sweet on whom, and Miss Parry's love and loyalty didn't rest with Sir Anthony
16. Obligingly, as I was only too eager to not have a fight on my hands, I slipped into the passenger seat and my driver drove away from the curb to the tune of insults from the decidedly delinquent pack of boys trying to be men
17. I gestured to his lance and he obligingly handed it over to me
18. Looking back Sheatera glanced to her father to see if it was okay and he obligingly nodded
19. as always they were obligingly friendly
20. It is with great regret that I obey your commands in returning the letters with which I have been honoured from you, and the lock of hair, which you so obligingly bestowed on me
21. Whatever he might have heard against me-- ought he not to have suspended his belief? ought he not to have told me of it, to have given me the power of clearing myself? 'The lock of hair, (repeating it from the letter,) which you so obligingly bestowed on me'--That is unpardonable
22. The Semi-drunk obligingly conducted as before, and the crowd faded away with the last notes of the music
23. him a big form to fill up, but as Linden's eyes were so bad and his hand so unsteady the secretary very obligingly wrote in the answers himself, and informed him that he would inquire into the case and lay his application before the committee at the next meeting, which was to be held on the following Thursday - it was then Monday
24. Natasha moved obligingly so that I could take the plastic chair beside her
25. And as she reached the upper floor, she heard him obligingly slam the door for her
26. If he rose and continued his walk, she sat down obligingly at the window and looked at the angle of the wall where the pale flowers hung, where the Venus-hair grew from the crevices with the bindweed and the sedum,—a white or yellow stone-crop very abundant in the vineyards of Saumur and at Tours
27. Jess obligingly pushed a pawn forward and waited for Thomas to do the same
28. Someone obligingly took the dish from Bagration (or he would, it seemed, have held it till evening and have gone in to dinner with it) and drew his attention to the verses
29. Thus it will be easily understood that that grating, so obligingly opened to Jean Valjean, was a bit of cleverness on Thenardier's part
30. She obligingly consented to act as mediatrix in the matter
31. The stock obligingly dropped to $12, down 3
32. Marilla sniffed obligingly, but she was more interested in Anne than in drinking violets
33. He inquired, however, with surprise, why he called the peasant-trader Gorstkin, Lyagavy, and obligingly explained to Mitya that, though the man's name really was Lyagavy, he was never called so, as he would be grievously offended at the name, and that he must be sure to call him Gorstkin, “or you'll do nothing with him; he won't even listen to you,” said the priest in conclusion
34. “Vlang! fetch me my pipe, and fill it,” said he, turning to the yunker, who at once hastened up obligingly with the pipe
35. Someone obligingly took the dish from Bagratión (or he would, it seemed, have held it till evening and have gone in to dinner with it) and drew his attention to the verses
