kindly act

The ‘I am going to sort this problem out’ shag This is where a woman engages in the kindly act of relieving a very nervous man of his virginity before he actually explodes.

The friend, whoever it was, that had performed this kindly act, doubtless knew that it would not do to unbind him completely, at once, as the tightness of the ligatures, and the length of the confinement, would be apt to deprive the prisoner, for a few moments, of the free use of his limbs.

Embittered by her sad past, she had no thoughts of the rights of others, until Ralph did her a kindly act and changed all the motives of her life.

But the worst living among the diggers knew how to come to him for help and advice when they needed it; and many a gentle, kindly act was done by him in his quiet unobtrusive manner, with no consciousness in his own mind that he was doing more than any other man would have done.

It seemed to me a more kindly act than that of any professed Christian who bestows money upon the poor.