" The boys wandered disconsolately through the booking-office of the little country station, and halted outside to consider what was to be done.

she asked disconsolately.

he added, disconsolately "the one who positively littered up the house with young men, and sang idiotic jingles to them at all hours of the night about the Bailey family and the correct way to spell chicken?

" "And then, of course," I said, disconsolately, "it is quite possible that there isn't any such drawer at all.

A row of icicles hung from the roof of the corner store, irregular and stained from the shingles above, like an ugly set of ill-kept teeth, dripping disconsolately on the sidewalk below, and making there a bumpy blotch of unsightly ice!

" Mrs. Watson rocked herself disconsolately back and forth in her chair, and the sound of her sobs filled the kitchen.

Flounce, the terrier, snuffing disconsolately about the deck, and scratching the boards in her zeal to explore the shallow hold, at last grew weary, and came to snuggle down between the two silent companions.

Mr. Phinuit disconsolately slouched back into the room.

"I wish I could get into the show," murmured Andy "There seems no way to work it, though," he added disconsolately.

Norgate replied disconsolately.

After all, why need one live for anything else except the present?" "There is the Comtesse," he reminded her disconsolately.

What could this frigid manner with which she met him, mean;why this cool and distant bow, in reply to his enthusiastic greeting? Poor Verty sat down disconsolately, gazing at Redbud.

"Well," he said disconsolately, "the very worst has happened, Tom.

Eben Hill, disconsolately.

The dearest, most beautiful of Signoras;" and Anita walked disconsolately on, down the stairs.

"Looks as if the trail ends here," said Jimsy disconsolately.

Shutters hung crazily from a single hinge, broken window-panes looked disconsolately out.

Consequently some of our week-ending legislators are reported to be interned at Waterloo and Paddington, sitting disconsolately upon their portmanteaux.

'I suppose I must go,' he said disconsolately.

But, imposing as the sight of the wild huntsmen of the Pampas might have been, Dick could not help laughing at the mock sublimity of his situation, as he tried his first experiment on an unhappy milky mother who had strayed from her herd and was wandering disconsolately along the road, laying the dust, as she went, with thready streams from her swollen, swinging udders.

"Papa!" said the young lady disconsolately.

To these men, standing disconsolately amid the hedgeless plains and poplars, came the news that Namur was gone, which was to their captains one of the four corners of the earth.

You see ladies sitting disconsolately, waiting for some one to speak to them, and wishing they had the wherewith to occupy their fingers.

it seems both boys and masters are against me;" and very disconsolately he walked to pick up his cap.

Now my doom was sealed, and all that was left for me to do was to think disconsolately over my future.