dull person

The reader who is not interested in this original, fresh, and well-told tale must be a dull person indeed.'

He whose shoulder bone bends, and is crooked inwardly, is commonly a dull person and deceitful.

And as for Judith, the technical virgin who causes all the trouble, she is a very dull person.

Mrs. Hartleigh arrived at the opinion that our friend was rather a dull person.

Most people considered him rather a dull person, but among cats he was conceded to have a colossal mind.