The girl looked downcast for a moment, then she tossed her head, puffed out some smoke, and exclaimed energetically, "But he's not guilty, Kincher, and we'll get him off, won't we?" "Not merely by saying so," replied Kemp.

"Hope you're taking guns along, because if you do run across them hobo fellers you'll be apt to need them right bad," Larry went on to say, also looking downcast at having to miss all the sport simply because Nature had never intended him for an aviator, as he was inclined to get dizzy when looking down from any height.

He was so downcast on account of the emperor's displeasure that he went and drowned himself.

Not even was she downcast in my presence.

So we all return to Elche together, and none so downcast as I at the thought of losing my friend, and speculating on the mischances that might befall him; for I did now begin to regard him as an ill-fated man, whose best intentions brought him nothing but evil and misfortune.

I was glad to remark the humanity with which he had been chained to a prisoner, pensive and downcast like himself.

He was a good stout knight, but sorrowful of face and downcast of mien.

The Indians were utterly downcast over their defeat.

Her aunt spoke seriously to her of the necessity of obtaining salvation while she could, and the poor girl became more downcast than ever.

It was close to the sea, however, and its windows, with their blinds drawn down against the sun, looked like eyes downcast towards the beach.

The former were excited with delight; the latter were downcast with sorrow.

My father smiled and laid down his newspaper, then looked at me a little gravely as I stood downcast by Evelyn.

The shrinking, timorous little she-goat that used to gambol about with him in pursuit, the poor child who had been so wistful and downcast during the days of his wantonness, had now become a woman with all the imperious obstinacy, all the domineering superiority of the female of the species as it has evolved in the countries of the South.

We must not grow too downcast from failure, for life is not all failure.

I walked with eyes downcast into the station.