1 She smiled loyally, and looked away.
2 She unconsciously smiled at him as she went through.
3 The Dawsons smiled their appreciation of listening to a savant.
4 She hadn't energy enough to caper before them, to smile blandly at Juanita's rudeness.
5 Carol smiled lavishly, and wished that she called people by their given names more easily.
6 The Dawsons and Mr. Mott teetered upon weary feet, and smiled at Carol with crystallized expressions.
7 She smiled frequently, and was the complete canary-bird in her manner of thanking the hostess, Mrs. Dave Dyer.
8 She smiled at him with the exasperating tactfulness of a woman checking a flirtation; a smile like an airy pat on the arm.
9 She smiled at him, and the Perrys faded, the pioneers faded, till they were but daguerreotypes in a black walnut cupboard.
10 Vida smiled tactfully at each of the committee, and announced, "Well, I don't believe we'd better start anything more right now."
11 I goes in, pious as Widow Bogart, and sits still and never cracks a smile while the preacher is favoring us with his misinformation on evolution.
12 All evening she sang Scotch ballads to Kennicott, and when she noticed that he was chewing an unlighted cigar she smiled maternally at his secret.
13 He smiled at Kennicott, to imply that whatever he might say in the stress of being witty was not to count against him in the commercio-medical warfare.
14 When Kennicott rejoiced, "We'll have a great time this summer; move down to the lake early and wear old clothes and act natural," she smiled, but her smile creaked.
15 She ran down the gravelly embankment, smiled at children gathering flowers in a little basket, thrust a handful of the soft pasque flowers into the bosom of her white blouse.
16 The last thing she saw on the station platform was Kennicott, faithfully waving his hand, his face so full of uncomprehending loneliness that he could not smile but only twitch up his lips.
17 Then she was in the dining-room, leaning against the wall, trying to smile, flushing hot and cold along her chest and sides, while Kennicott mumbled, "Say, help Mrs. Morgenroth and me carry him in on the kitchen table."
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