1
She felt very downhearted as she closed the door and went back to the sitting-room.
2
He looked very downhearted, and the minister left him standing there with tears in his eyes.
3
Next day he was put into harness again and that evening he was very downhearted indeed.
4
He was really nothing but skin and bones, and it made him very downhearted to think of it.
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Feeling very downhearted, I stretched myself on the upper berth, and yielded to a mood of penitential sadness.
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He was very downhearted.
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He lives all alone since his little girl died, and maybe she'll cheer him up; he's very downhearted, folks say.'
8
The interview ended, and the Ambassador, very downhearted, went to confer with the Secretary of State Sir Ralph Winwood, and Sir Henry Wotton.
9
When La Croix nailed on the lid, they realized what he intended to do with them and it made them feel very downhearted.
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"Dear Philip," wrote Miss McDonald, "it is really dreadful news, but I cannot be so very downhearted.
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"I-I-wasfeelingvery downhearted."
