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.

Happiness was thus once more restored to every member of the grocer's family, except Amabel, who still continued downcast and dejected, and entreated permission to retire to her own room.

"You're right," groaned Haw-Haw, downcast.

Leonore asked, much downcast.

She leaned against him, panting, her face downcast.

Mr. Bullion no longer whisked his defiant eyebrow, but stood downcast, silent, and conscience-stricken.

He looked neither to the right nor left, but kept his glance downcast.