Solitary Yankees straggled along with the most lugubrious faces, troubling no one.

The most lugubrious poetry is written by very young and tolerably comfortable persons.

Hiram, regarded in a certain light, presented a most comical, though most lugubrious appearance.

This last phrase had a most lugubrious sound.

These most lugubrious meditations were interrupted by a sound of persons walking and talking in the church.

He is half-sober now, in a most lugubrious mood, dispirited by the cheerless welcome of his own abode.

Still irritated by the scenes he had just witnessed at the Mutual Credit office, the old lawyer had a most lugubrious countenance.

It is for mixed voices, and is pitched in a most lugubrious key, being always either vociferous with panic or dismal with minor woe.

When I returned, we had a long conversation about it, during which I observed that Peterkin had a most lugubrious expression on his countenance.

In the most lugubrious colours he brought before her the consequences of that marriage-theextinguished name, the demolished dwelling-place ,therenunciation of native soil itself.

The dogs dashed on, but at the threshold suddenly stopped and snarled, and then, simultaneously lifting their noses, began to howl in most lugubrious fashion.

"I said I had lost two hundred florins," replied Ben, with a most lugubrious expression.

'Marjorie was in that bundle,' began Lessingham, in the most lugubrious of tones, and with the most woebegone of faces.

"The truth is, Mr. Webster," replied Mr. James in a most lugubrious tone, "I am not very well."

"Come, come, it appears to me, we are paying these honours in a most lugubrious spirit," Mrs. Ormiston broke in.