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1 I was six miles from town, and the road was very dreary .
2 It was a very dreary afternoon, and the snow was constantly falling.
3 But the time, even with the preoccupation of misery, grew very dreary .
4 The aspect of the country at that season is very dreary .
5 I am in Yalta and I am dreary, very dreary indeed.
6 It was good the night was warm, but it would be very dreary .
7 The dining-room was very dreary , although warmed by the petrol stove.
8 The prospect of such a life was very dreary to him.
9 The earth was very dreary , for there were no shadows anywhere.
10 It was all very dreary , uncanny and oppressive to poor Beverly.
11 They landed at last, and a very dreary landing it was.
12 I was brought up at a pleasant but very dreary boarding-school.
13 And the girl's eyes suddenly swam bright, for the northland was very dreary .
14 Mrs. Costello was gone, and Lucia sat alone, and very dreary .
15 Here, facing a high blank wall, are four or five very dreary houses.
16 Adela Branston found life very dreary in the splendid gloom of her town house.
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