connectedly

It was Osmond; he was white as death, and so excited as to be unable to speak connectedly.

"Won't you tell his story connectedly, and put us out of our agony?" we pleaded.

For the first time since Ralph had found him in the old factory he spoke words connectedly and coherently.

He slept not for one moment, nor could he think connectedly on any subject.

To strengthen the will, therefore, it is necessary to give to the person of weak will the power to think connectedly, and especially to reach an end by long and complex trains of means.