Cannily [adverb]

And he had the money—four millions and more, cannily saved from the crash that had ruined so many others.

Ba but, I promise, I promise that that what what is chased is chased big and cannily and little little is big too big best.

Circle cannily round the horse to the left; here at last is something like a slope.

"You've managed to get a good deal of it without looking for it, then," retorted the superintendent cannily.

Could he afford to play the safe game and wait until the building capital should be cannily in Mr. Magnus' bank vaults?

By-and-by the landlord came cannily up to me and whispered in my ear a sort of apology for the rabble of his house.

On the way they would cannily scan the country from the hilltop, to see if the dreaded dragoons were in sight.

It went "cannily" forward, and knew how "to take occasion by the hand," and how to choose its friends.

You see, my dear working friends, I am great upon sparing your strength and taking things cannily.

"Maybe they've come back early to be on the scene and get a stand-in with the freshies," cannily suggested Jerry.