slouched

Pete slouched out on the porch, wearing a grin that was half sheepish, half worried.

He slouched across to the speaking-tube and whistled up the engine-room, while Slyne sat watching him with sombre eyes.

The Pup floundered off obediently to get the chip, and Baiseley, muttering inarticulate abuse, slouched away to his sled.

He was there in working clothes, in slouched hat, with no collar.

But when Barnes had slouched upstairs to bed, Michael realized how little his insinuations had mattered.

At that moment the young man spoken of slouched into the room, with his head bandaged, and took a seat at the supper-table.

He slouched to his horse, under propulsion of the revolver, and led the animal into the gulch.

Fred was leaning against the gate, in his brown velveteen coat and slouched hat, looking so handsome and picturesque, poor fellow!

His broad-brimmed hat was still on, slouched down over his eyes like that of a scout.

"Sure I go," answered Semmel, with a toss of his head, and he slouched toward the stern.