Martin noticed that she had a pretty profile, and the tenderest little droop of the lips.

The little droop of the mouth had gone.

She said it softly, almost reflectively, and with a little droop of the head she emphasized it.

She passed on to her Latin class, a little droop in her usually straight shoulders showing listlessness.

There was a queer, pathetic little droop at the corners of her lips, and she avoided his eyes.

She had dropped down on a box in the sun; he thought that there was a little droop to her shoulders.

Brunette, of course, jet-black hair banded a la Merode over the ears, a little droop at the corners of her mouth.

In the depths of her wide blue eyes he saw unshed tears, and the little droop of her pretty mouth went straight to his heart.

She stood a little drooping and shaken, where for a moment she had been erect and tensed.

"Yes," said Miss March, with a little droop of the head.

For, say that we ever show a little drooping listlessness of spirits, or what might be termed indifference or apathy.

"In the Country Beyond," she repeated with a tired little droop of her head.

He sat at Maraton's left hand, his head a little drooped, his eyes almost hidden beneath his shaggy grey eyebrows, his lower lip protuberant.

"Then it is very disappointing of him," said Millicent, with a little droop of the eyelids which went home.