Usage of "smile wearily"

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Usage of smile wearily in anglès

And he was so worn, so passionless, so autumnal of soul, that he could smile wearily in the midst of his pain. 
 The Indian Lily and Other Stories 

And then he sang a little to himself, and was pleased to see the old man-at-arms smile wearily as he rode beside him. 
 The Isles of Sunset 

He did not reply, merely kissed the little girl, and smiled wearily. 
 One Woman's Life 

Elder Brown smiled wearily: it was Balaam's appeal, and he recognized it. 
 The Best American Humorous Short Stories 

Upon his announcement of the good news, she only smiled wearily, and said: 
 The Silver Horde 

He smiled wearily, shrugged, and waved a hand in implied resignation. 
 Captain Blood 

The younger man smiled wearily at his mistake, and said gently: 
 The Magic Skin 

Then the trend of his thoughts being changed, he smiled wearily. 
 Bardelys the Magnificent / Being an account of the strange wooin... 

He sat down on the edge of the tub, smiling wearily at her. 
 The Young Lions 

He smiled wearily, turned away from her and regained his place in the line. 
 The Lady of Big Shanty 

He smiled wearily and met her gaze with one in which no irresolution flickered. 
 Castle Craneycrow 

He smiled wearily and there was response in her eyes. 
 Jane Cable 

Stuart Lambert smiled wearily and sat down on the counter. 
 Wild Wings: A Romance of Youth 

She smiled wearily when he was through and spoke briskly. 
 Merton of the Movies 

The sculptor smiled wearily and pointed a languid hand at the result of his labours. 
 No Man's Land 

The Deputy-Commissioner, who was now Chief Commissioner, smiled wearily. 
 The Broken Road 

Meanings of smile wearily in anglès