drawlingly

At the controls the cop said, drawlingly, as if it didn't matter quite so much.

There was a long pause and he spoke drawlingly, bitingly in the dark.

It said drawlingly, after I had answered: "You are Philip Marlowe, a private detective?"

To the chupper Jim Planck said drawlingly, 'Hey, can you sing any good chupper songs?

The revolver was wrenched from his hand, and the voice of Julius Hersheimmer said drawlingly: "I guess you're caught redhanded with the goods upon you."

PROLATE, pronounce drawlingly.

"One of the Lost Tribes of Israel, shouldn't wonder," drawlingly volunteered Waldo, stifling a yawn, and forced to rub his inflamed eyes with a surreptitious paw.

"Why, yes," said Dupin, drawlingly, between the whiffs of his meerschaum, "I really--think, G., you have not exerted yourself--to the utmost in this matter.

Years ago, at the dress rehearsal of Ashton's "Lament of the Waves," I heard a [sort of] male voice drawlingly declare, "It's amazing.

"Oh, I nearly forgot," he added drawlingly, an expression in his eyes that Chris could not define, but which made her shudder with tense dread, 'some mail arrived for you this morning. "

"Pull, pull, my fine hearts-alive; pull, my children; pull, my little ones," drawlingly and soothingly sighed Stubb to his crew, some of whom still showed signs of uneasiness.

As usual, however, Waldo was first to rally, and, after silently moving around the aerostat, upon which the professor was already busily at work by the last gleams of the vanished sun, he paused, legs separated, and hands thrust deep into pockets, head perking on one side as he spoke, drawlingly: "I say, uncle Phaeton?"