I lived there for some time; and was very shabby and dirty.

Benjamin was clad in his poorest clothes, and they were very shabby.

He was tall, old, and very shabby and dirty, with glasses on.

But the carriage was very shabby and so was the driver.

Clothes are passable by candle-light that look very shabby in sunshine.

Then I saw that the poor little house was very shabby.

He saw with a flush of anger that the shoe was very shabby.

It is very shabby of you to ask what I mean.

Presently they came into a very shabby street, and he stopped.

And then, you know, you played him a very shabby trick.

I think that a very shabby trick! grumbled the intelligent youth.

When the day arrived, the suite seemed very shabby indeed.

At that moment a very shabby iceboat came in sight.

You will find there only a bed, without curtains, and some very shabby furniture.

Their granary was never more than half full and they wore very shabby clothes.

A very shabby-looking dog he was, indeed, and his nose was redder than Burley's.