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"Greet" Quotes from Famous Books

... like to meet someone with the same nickname as yours," Dr. Andrews said, rising to greet her. ...

— The Sound of Silence • Barbara Constant

... hall door opened and shut quick though softly, and Reuben came lightly upstairs—two stairs at a time!—but his knock at Faith's door was almost as quiet as usual. Whatever spirit of energy was at work in him, however, calmed itself down at sight of Dr. Harrison—whom he did not then stay to greet, but coming up with a swift steady step to Faith's chair, knelt down there and gave her his hand with, "Miss Faith, ...

— Say and Seal, Volume II • Susan Warner

... Socrat. "I am in error. But I have here a note in which I wish to greet you wiz the happiness of parting. It iss in your ...

— Jack Ranger's Western Trip - From Boarding School to Ranch and Range • Clarence Young

... unfeeling even go so far as to seek amusement in her misery. Her "ducklings" and other symptoms of maternal agony at beholding the feathered darlings tempting the dangers of a neighboring duck-pond, do not move their stony breasts. On the contrary, they decidedly relish that sort of thing, and greet with positive hilarity the efforts of some sympathizing rooster to cheer her. Fie, upon such natures! If they must have an outlet for their ribaldry, let them take PUNCHINELLO'S advice and select such instances ...

— Punchinello, Vol. 1, No. 9, May 28, 1870 • Various

... as the moon, and after throwing its chastened light over the wet world for a few moments the flying vapours would again obscure it. She was early, but had scarcely entered the park before Mr. Eden joined her. The pleasure which shone in his eyes when he advanced to greet her made her think that he was the bearer of welcome news; he divined as much, and hastened to ...

— Fan • Henry Harford

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