docile

"As docile as Daisy" might have been a proverb in the neighborhood, so general was this view of her nature.

But Alice was supposed to be a widow; and Alice was so meek, so docile, so motherly.

He was not used among his docile Canadians to any such speech as this.

She had been a docile pupil, but was incapable of any real progress.

But for all that they were docile, contented and, within their limitations, not unhappy.

"It's true, he is right, my children," Beauchene ended by exclaiming in a docile way.

That gentle, docile, emotional little sheep was not a Seguin, she often remarked.

Florent was obliged to relinquish the hope of making a docile disciple of Claude.

They had turned me into a docile brute with their tame benevolence and sickly tenderness.

And so docile, some of them must needs obey an order before they have understood it!