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Con`tent´ly


adv.1.In a contented manner.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Around 2,000 people have now shared the image of the seven-year-old horse contently waiting outside the boozer waiting for Andrew to come out.
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The elk were feeding contently, so I used the opportunity of low light to back out and get my dad.
For two days, the unshackled horses had grazed contently around the camp but on the third day they took off right under the nose of Father Bazin who instinctively charged after the escaping horses in hot pursuit.
It is from the nearby Banderas Farm where Wagyu cows graze on grass contently, said Bouthiaux.
And the kitten purred contently in her box, wrapped in her cashmere blanket.
Once back at the guesthouse, I contently had a cup of coffee while discussing the morning's adventure with the manager: a wonderful chap who shared my passion for both wildlife and fishing.
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