daintily

She went out daintily, and he sat alone in the bedroom.

She was walking across the floor, holding her dress daintily.

She settled daintily into the corner of the seat, against the door.

Then it walked daintily over to stand on Margaret's chest.

He dresses better than any of us, I think, and is daintily polite.

We did look out of the picture, every one was so daintily dressed with pretty hats.

She was a daintily made little woman who must once have done everything prettily.

And now the woman was walking toward him, daintily holding a cosmopolitan.

He was eating daintily from her other hand, which she held cupped before him.

The others followed us, detouring daintily around what we had left behind.

He opened a door to a daintily furnished room with a double bed.

He poured a cup for her, and she drank it daintily.

Daintily, like a child on unfamiliar ground, the worm once more moved forward.

She blew her nose with two fingers, daintily, of course.

He held it almost daintily for her to put it on.

Finally she rose up daintily on her haunches and looked into his eyes.

He moved through the woods almost daintily, as if afraid of stepping in something.

The daintily tart rain fell on a green place where there was a great deal of death.

The little person broke off one and nibbled at it daintily.

How daintily she must have lain down to her rest at sunrise.

She daintily ate the little bits that Barney held out to her!

She sometimes stepped daintily, at other times rushed and whirled.

He dropped the cigarette, ground it out daintily with his toe, and rose.

The first time, she daintily described her role as that of "handmaiden."

She lifted a foot, and daintily stepped into the tub.