doubtingly

Doubtingly, Cole let his eyes drift over her milky skin and distinctive hair.

"If he says true," said the captain doubtingly.

The woman looked at me doubtingly for a few moments, and then replied coldly, "We don't keep a public house."

"I have sometimes thought," said Catherine, doubtingly, "whether ladies do write so much better letters than gentlemen!

I asked, and she answered doubtingly, "In this I will."

"He hath taken no degrees," replied the doctor, doubtingly.

Cadderly looked down helplessly, and doubtingly, at his deformed body.

He shook his head, half doubtingly.

"Well, I'm not sure they're leftists," he said doubtingly, as if speaking of some rare species of wildlife.

She looked at the clock doubtingly, then, having reflected, "In my apartment," said she; "we shall have an hour to ourselves."

"I do not know," he said, doubtingly.

"Oh, now --" he said, doubtingly, "you surely have many other acquaintances."

And you" - she was staring at The Shadow, doubtingly - "you're little, too!"

"In a sort of way, I think," said Dinny, doubtingly.

He took it doubtingly.

He went in doubtingly.

Half doubtingly, Selwood turned to see Cranston standing near.

I asked, doubtingly.

Jurgis gazed at him doubtingly.

"Huh," grunted Peppajee doubtingly, his eyes turning to Phoebe.

Fulton Fourrier listened half doubtingly.

Yet it will not matter greatly -" He paused and looked doubtingly at Jermyn.

"Yes," said Mrs Smith more doubtingly, "sometimes it may, though I fear its lessons are not often in the elevated style you describe.

'To this True World, as you call it, we came to die,' Lily-yo said, doubtingly.

Lewsham nodded doubtingly.