uncheerful

At first Iglesias saw without seeing, busy with his own uncheerful thoughts.

Nor was he uncheerful in his cold garret and with his empty stomach, for 'Mr Bailey, Grocer,' drew steadily to an end.

The most of the time he sat industriously smoking, his eyes set upon the uncheerful winter landscape without.

"He did indeed," said the lady with an uncheerful smile, and there the subject dropped for the time.

Evelyn came in a few minutes later, pale and subdued, but not uncheerful.

The British victories have swept the clouds away and there are no uncheerful faces.

But here his uncheerful meditations were broken in on by a voice, imperative in tone, yet perceptibly shaken by laughter.

That could be explained in part by the fact that uncheerful letters could not pass the German but could pass the British censor.

The captain helped her ashore, but it was a most uncheerful outlook.

Mrs. Noakes admitted with the grudgingness of a person of uncheerful temperament, that looks like that always would make talk.