skilfully

Fogg seemed a perfect type of that English composure which Angelica Kauffmann has so skilfully represented on canvas.

I would drink--but oh, more skilfully, more discreetly, than ever before.

Then would the Indian boy cast his eyes over the mysterious page, and read it so skilfully that it sounded like wild music.

They had, at last, to be tied up with cords, Joe acquitting himself very skilfully in performing that operation.

The second way is for my lawyer to make my cause appear as unjust as he can, by allowing the cow to belong to my adversary: and this, if it be skilfully done, will certainly bespeak the favour of the bench.