Duteous [adjective]

Not against my great acharya is my wrathful bow-string drawn, Not against a lovéd father fights a loving duteous son!

The Nazarenes are not rebels; they are quiet, duteous folk, who ask but one thing: to be allowed to worship their God.

Katharine maintained a duteous silence; the Lady Mary stood with her hands clasped before her.

It was a slight thing, but Olive noticed it, and the loving daughter felt more kindly towards the duteous son.

Both females and males, healed by my lays, to the Poet ere long will you be fulfilling your duteous vows.

My uncle and I, his rightful and duteous heir, offer the King devoted homage and unswerving fealty.

From their plenty, a duteous tribute more than once went forth to feed and succor the country to which all owe so much.

Come, and o'er my longing soul Throw thy dark and russet stole, And open to my duteous eyes The volume of thy mysteries.

Who has sinned more against those three duteous reticences than Jean Jacques?

"Mustn't rush things," he'd told himself, as if those three days had been three years' duteous service of a knight of old.