mystically

"Miss Saunders is going to paint me," said Charmian, mystically.

It had a mystically religious, and also obviously sexual, signification.

It was mystically, intuitively, spiritually that I began to advance.

He has been ridiculed for saying this, but he was mystically very right.

There was no leopard; he had vanished as mystically as a spirit might have done.

Ethically, mystically, he was always a Christian; dogmatically he knew not what he was.

I had been mystically moved by the man's presence; I was moved more by his absence.

There were all kinds of speculations, ranging from the mystically sublime to the broadly comical.

He looked sadly, mystically, over the breastwork at the green face of a wood, where now were many little puffs of white smoke.

Observe, now, in the upper portions of the composition, how the spirit of the age is mystically developed before the spectator.