The luminous long blue eyes in the glass looked back at her girlishly.
Her ignorance of the cold, the danger involved, made her girlishly eager to set forth.
The light of the blaze was on her face, appealingly soft and girlishly sweet.
He had never seen her so animated, so girlishly insistent.
I have called her young, though she was twenty-seven, for her graceful figure and pose were still girlishly maintained.
As she hurried down the street, all aglow once more, she felt girlishly happy.
She was very splendid, her slenderness accentuated by the length of satin swathed about her, from which her shoulders emerged, girlishly fragile.
The handwriting was firm but girlishly old-fashioned; it was perfectly legible, however.
