habits

His manners and habits were quite different from those of other persons, and his visage was full of godly dignity.'

Instinct, and some knowledge of the habits of princesses, triumphed; for (indeed) there She was!

No one could say a word against any of their habits or actions.

He made the acquaintance of the four recluses, and watched their movements and studied their habits with much diligence.

I had all the simplicity, all the docility of the little child, but none of the child's habits.

In its habits generally it very closely resembles its better known ally, the Stormy Petrel.

One must be amongst them regularly to know their wonderful ways and habits.

Personally I prefer the habits of India to those of Egypt concerning the departed.

All the habits which tend to express the human spirit bring about a refinement of the body.

The remarks that Darwin makes concerning the habits of this bird have little to be added to them.