charily

I held out my hand which she shook charily.

"He'll husband us as charily as any merchant spends his gold."

Also, our commitment to charily work is strong."

They regarded him charily when he entered.

Now they stretched themselves out on their elbows and began to puff, charily, and with slender confidence.

'Let me get used to it,' Annie complained, walking charily to the water's edge.

Now, very charily, close her up.

"Hard to say," he said charily.

There was no charily, ng'Ysabela." '

And in that point I wish I had beene as wise as he in keeping it more charily to myself".

"You look unwell," T'Shael observed gently, charily, noting that after her first carefully orchestrated embrace Cleante shied from her touch, her very proximity.

"If what you're saying is true;" Reza said charily, focusing an optical sensor on the cloudband behind, "then we really don't want to be staying here any longer than we have to.

In Act II, Scene II, Faustus says to Lucifer, "This will I keep as chary as my life," using "chary" where a modern speaker would require "charily" or "carefully."

Following its completion, Cope entertained the king and queen at it numerous times; in 1608, John Chamberlain, the noted author of letters, complained that he "had the honour to see all, but touch nothing, not so much as a cherry, which are charily preserved for the queen's coming."

Again, she knew not how to frame her look, Or speak to him, who in a moment took That which so long, so charily she kept; And fain by stealth away she would have crept, And to some corner secretly have gone, Leaving Leander in the bed alone.

H. Granville-Barker, reviewing Chambers's work, recognizes both the limitations of "science" ( "no art lends itself wholly to scientific methods of criticism and research" ) and the "magnanimity of true learning" which"scorns special pleading, comes charily to conclusions, opens every path by which the reader may reach his own.