drearily

Somebody should have put a stop to it, she thought drearily.

"In a few days, they will be used to me," she said to herself drearily.

Four men were sitting at a table, drearily playing cards.

He felt heavy and very tired, but drearily sure of himself.

"I went back to work six weeks after the baby died," Rachel said drearily.

John Want shook his head again, and smiled more drearily than ever.

Under these circumstances, we were walking drearily along; and I especially, with my.

Without opening his eyes he wondered drearily what it would have been like to be dead.

They looked up and eyed me rather drearily as we entered.

I thought again of high school, wandering drearily back and forth across the field.

After a time he gave up waiting and drearily headed for the Madison car.

"He blamed me for not telling him," she said drearily.

"After all, perhaps it's for the best," she said drearily.

Which leaves us just where we started, he thought drearily as he turned and went.

The second sister had by this time entered the room and came somewhat drearily to the window.

A small procession of wounded men were going drearily toward the rear.

Surely, she thought drearily, if a man loved a girl, even only a little, he trusted her too?

But if so, he decided drearily, the forgetfulness had covered it.

That's the Irish in her, nothing drearily sympathetic or weak.

I'm popular again, he thought drearily, but it doesn't matter.

Now she sat drearily in the shelter of the roots, resting.

The passengers over there are usually sound asleep or working their way drearily through the morning papers.

From the exercise room came the children, walking in single file, eyes fixed drearily on the floor.

She thought of it, and concluded drearily that she did not.