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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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kind or kindly
In another montage, a kindly woman and child anchor the image, like archetypes of tenderness; hovering above them, however, is a malevolent presence, a kind of maniacal demon who seems attracted by their vulnerability. In this sentence, Is it kind or kindly woman and child? Please advise.
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Either will work. Random House has this to say: 'Kindly', a mild word, refers usually to general disposition, appearance, manner, etc .
- Either will work.
- Random House has this to say: 'Kindly', a mild word, refers usually to general disposition, appearance, manner, etc .
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Either will work. Random House has this to say: 'Kindly', a mild word, refers usually to general disposition, appearance, manner, etc.
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Either will work. Random House has this to say: 'Kindly', a mild word, refers usually to general disposition, appearance, manner, etc.
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