Loyally

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Tyrant as he was, he could be just when his temper was not roused, and he kept his word loyally in this case. ❋ Emily Lawless (1879)

Chad, however, loyally stuck to it -- loyally, that is, to Strether. ❋ Henry James (1879)

To Gaston there was a kind of fascination, an actually aesthetic beauty, in the spectacle of that keen-edged intelligence, dividing evidence so finely, like some exquisite steel instrument with impeccable sufficiency, always leaving the last word loyally to the central intellectual faculty, in an entire disinterestedness. ❋ Walter Pater (1866)

I quoted this passage (which Mr. Morris apparently skipped) and went on to make the obvious point that at the end Mishima did not serve words "loyally"; he betrayed them for the ultimate romantic pose, suicide. ❋ Morris, Ivan (1971)

Why do we not give all three of the l's in the word "loyally" a figure value? ❋ Unknown (N/A)

It had "loyally" warned the two Dutch republics of the disposition in Europe, and left them in no doubt as to the attitude Germany would adopt if war should come. ❋ Stanley Shaw (N/A)

And Favre is loyal, despite naysayers in Green Bay who claim they were "loyally" screwed. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In its statement, the Vatican said the journalistic investigation had treated complicated subjects in a "partial and banal way" and could take steps to defend the "honor of morally upright people" who loyally serve the Church. ❋ Reuters (2012)

Moynihan must surely be one of the more complicated characters ever to arrive in Washington - a working-class Irishman with patrician airs, a Democrat who loyally served Republican presidents, an intellectual widely scorned by other intellectuals, a liberal distrusted by other liberals and a foreign policy hard-liner who railed incessantly about the CIA's incompetence. ❋ Steven Pearlstein (2010)

According to that myth, anywhere from 10,000 to 100,000 Southern blacks -- both free and enslaved -- served voluntarily, loyally, consistently and as fully fledged combatants in the South. ❋ Washingtonpost.com Editors (2010)