solicitously

Solicitously, she led him to the back of the house.

The red woman turned back and came to the black man solicitously.

She turned in her chair and looked at him solicitously.

Red came down solicitously, but Blue was not aware of him.

"I hope you get a good rest at home," she told him solicitously.

Outside, the second man was now bending solicitously over the first.

There was none now to watch over him, solicitously, nor did he need such.

Did you see them leading him so solicitously from the platform?

He took my arm solicitously; I must have turned pale.

I opened my eyes and saw the bald man looking down at me solicitously.

He tried to smile, but they realized at once that something was wrong, and both came to him solicitously.

"I can bring them down to you," said a show aide solicitously.

Young inquires solicitously during the last third of the story.

"You'll find this is a nice place to work out," Walton said solicitously.

One of them put a hand on my shoulder and said solicitously, "Everything's going to be fine.

"Someone must be able to give you a trim," she murmured solicitously.

"You must welcome us into your lives," white/west/Europe said solicitously.

Sitting beside his bed, she solicitously watched him drink it.

"You want to give yourself a good soak, Sister," the man said solicitously.

"You must be very sore from your journey," she said solicitously.

"You're not just a Risk," one of the guards explained solicitously.

"I'll leave you two alone to get better acquainted," he ended solicitously.

"We'll have to change the program insert," he said solicitously, as an assistant made a note.

Very solicitously she asked if I hurt my neck.

Just as important, he became even more solicitously therapeutic.