1
I was rather chapfallen at this very definite refusal, but persisted feebly:
2
They joined our party later in the day, rendering a chapfallen account of their detached service.
3
The case 'almost broke the heart of poor Whicher' - he 'returned to head-quarters thoroughly chapfallen.
4
The priest seemed somewhat chapfallen at her answer.
5
Villon's chin had dropped upon his breast; the cock's feather drooped dismally; the singer seemed quite chapfallen.
6
You never saw a man more chapfallen.
7
Extremely chapfallen and deeply disgusted with himself, Armitage bowed, and, muttering something about looking after his luggage, withdrew.
8
For so chapfallen was I that I wished nothing better than that he should do his worst with me.
9
The man slunk off chapfallen.
10
Sir Hector was evidently rather taken aback by this answer, and sat down suddenly, with a distinctly chapfallen air.
11
His countenance corresponds with the prevailing character of his thoughts, always hopelessly chapfallen; his voice is as of the tomb.
12
The farmers of Fox County told each other in chapfallen appreciation that she was about as level-headed as they make them.
13
He gave them a drubbing as one horsed his brother in turn, and dropped them, a chapfallen trio, beside their dead.
14
During the whole course of my Life I had never seen a man at first so chapfallen; and then so furiously indignant.
15
Amazed, chapfallen, half-palsied, he stood before her, his fine religious zeal wiped out by fear of that knife in her weak woman's hand.
16
"Oh," said he, rather chapfallen, "your condescension is a lesson for angels.