briefly

The parties which in turn wield power in these periodic revolutions may be briefly termed classical and romantic.

What remains to be told of Fitzjames's life shall be given as briefly as may be.

Butler told them briefly what had taken place, without making any special point of his own part in the affair.

We have briefly glanced at our lack of confidence, our failure in cordial unanimity, the absence of definiteness and importunity.

But briefly, in order to come to this story, I must have a side talk with the Woman-who-goes-hunting-with-her-husband.

Her eyes held him briefly, unabashed at what they might tell.

He examined the ends, and said briefly, turning to Stubbs: "They've been cut!"

Thad now devoted himself to the task of communicating all he had to say to his second in command, and as briefly as possible.

Briefly, in quick, ringing sentences, De Artigny outlined his plan.

Plain common sense plainly and briefly told—every line gemmed with the purest patriotism.