1
But the house was not altogether so dreary as Clifford imagined it.
2
I came from a little country church, and it was so dreary.
3
The evening before sailing is usually so dreary, Mrs. Welland cheerfully continued.
4
Never had it been so dreary, never had she felt so lonely.
5
The night seems so dreary when there is a misfortune in the house.
6
I cannot say I like the place, it is so dreary and melancholy.
7
It was so dreary and damp-cold that feet turned numb without such protection.
8
It was all so dreary, so dim and deadly, so awful.
9
Even a burial was not so dreary an affair with them.
10
There is nothing so dreary as a monologue on which its cadence falls.
11
She protested against anything so dreary as the other people's view of her.
12
That haunts me always; it must be so dreary out there!
13
His old dreams had been so pleasant; but this reality was so dreary!
14
The evening of Morris's going away, and everything else so dreary!
15
But here it is so dreary, and the fog was horrible this morning!'
16
I avoid Hamilton House in your absence, it looks so dreary all shut up.
