virtuously

Virtuously, he sat down and began going through them in order.

Nothing could be further from my mind, I told myself virtuously.

And she added virtuously, "I never done that other kind."

I dare say you feel yourself that you've done virtuously.

I say virtuously, "What kind of a question is that?

Such words should not go unpunished,' said the man virtuously.

"Those with deep pockets at least can act virtuously if they wanted to.

And what does the commandment to live virtuously require of us?

Virtuously, he fought down an impulse to peek at them.

"After all, it is only Ethiopian law," he pointed out virtuously.

"I wouldn't go near it for anything," he added virtuously.

All the time the towel remains virtuously in place.

She vows to serve virtuously and be worthy of their trust.

The wise man will act virtuously, since he will see it as the right thing to do.

I mean, that's what they tell me," he added virtuously.

"You're clever, yet virtuously old-fashioned," someone says to her later on.

The reckoning is not certain to the minute," he added virtuously.

He felt his way to the food rack and virtuously selected one without a heat-tab.

In order to learn more about it, in case it's a threat to society,' he added virtuously.

He didn't say anything about not taking the shotgun whispered Sean virtuously.

"I have never harboured such an unworthy thought," he said virtuously.

You have to know all the laws," he said virtuously, "to be a good officer."

So when they climbed into the big, welcoming bed, Pat turned away and stayed virtuously on her own side.

The rest of the house was dark, the servants - all but Fergus- virtuously asleep.

Either the big yellow sort or the small green ones with huge warty veins, he told himself virtuously.