discontented

He was discontented with himself and excited by the persistency with which the image of this woman haunted him.

There is that in the Saxon race that makes it discontented, even with success.

Every one discontented with Austria took refuge in London, particularly the Hungarians.

I showed myself very impatient and discontented over the repeated long visits the Crown Princess made to England.

Many critics were discontented with it because it did not occupy the whole square.

As it was he was a discontented man, but nevertheless he was popular, and to some extent esteemed.

The mother was discontented and longed for the old town back yonder.

Blessings upon those who do not grow harsh or discontented with its bitter lessons.

Two years afterwards he was poisoned, and his haunted, discontented eyes closed for ever.

Besides, those who sat in front began to be discontented with the melodeon.