Meanings of wonted cheerfulness in English

But his companion could not be roused to the wonted cheerfulness.

The terrible vision was repeated, and she awoke, but not to her wonted cheerfulness.

She strove hard against her depression, and recovered a little of her wonted cheerfulness.

Commencement Day, in the year 1798, was a day bereft, in some respects, of its wonted cheerfulness.

Even Rosemary seemed depressed and made no attempt to stir the Happy Family to their wonted cheerfulness.

It was a good while, after the Little Gentleman was gone, before our boarding-house recovered its wonted cheerfulness.

Then he smiled grimly on his attentive and obedient crew, speaking with all his wonted cheerfulness and authority.

Though she was not melancholy, she did not appear to have her wonted cheerfulness, but was serious and thoughtful.

She observed that her husband had recovered more than his wonted cheerfulness, and seemed indeed as gay as Belle herself.

The rays of the setting sun were imparting even more than their wonted cheerfulness to the airy and bustling streets of Milan.

For so long a time had this state of things existed that her husband was fast losing his wonted cheerfulness of temper.

A good cry, indulged in the grateful solitude of the east gable, had soothed her nerves and restored her to her wonted cheerfulness.

The sun was now shining brilliantly, and when the beautiful islands of Japan came in sight Rob found that he had recovered his wonted cheerfulness.

Yet even the next day the Lares and Penates had regained something of their wonted cheerfulness, and life had begun again with the first breakfast.

Had they foreseen how the next occupation of the Promised Land was destined to result, they might have acquiesced with more of their wonted cheerfulness.

A strange foreboding- asenseof separation and loss-seemedto oppress her, and no efforts on her part could enable her to maintain her wonted cheerfulness.