Repentingly

Who has not heard some one say, repentingly, “If I had taken a second, sober thought I would not have done it.” ❋ Various (N/A)

Lianor bent down, and kissed his brow, lovingly -- repentingly. ❋ A. Frank [pseud.] Pinkerton (N/A)

Greene offers his own wretched end to his colleagues as a warning example; admonishing them to employ their 'rare wits in more profitable courses;' to look repentingly on the past; to leave off profane practices, and not 'to spend their wits in making plaies.' ❋ Jacob Feis (N/A)

I did not know why this was so, myself, so I only shook my head and sighed, repentingly. ❋ Anna Katharine Green (1890)

Now the young daughter of Udaijin had been remaining repentingly in the mansion of her father since the events of the stormy evening. ❋ Various (1880)

But do they acknowledge it humbly and repentingly, as with a consciousness of sin? ❋ Ira Mayhew (1854)

23: Demetrius repentingly admits that it was from envy he had ill-treated Horace, because 'he kept better company for the most part than I, better men loved him than loved me; and his writings thrived better than mine, and were better liked and graced.' ❋ Jacob Feis (N/A)

It must be openly confessed -- repentingly admitted, -- He will NOT find faith even in the Church He founded, -- I say it to our shame! " ❋ Marie Corelli (1889)