despondently

"I'm sure I don't know, either," added Dorothy, despondently.

"It is now too late to assemble our people," said the Tin Woodman, despondently. "If you had allowed me to arm and drill my Winkies, we might have put up a good fight and destroyed many of our enemies before we were conquered."

"It would be heartless to chop down those pretty creatures," said he, despondently. "and yet I do not know how else we can proceed upon our way"

In the midst of the worst paroxysm Charlie came to leave a message from his mother, and was met by Phebe coming despondently downstairs with a mustard plaster that had brought no relief.

"Oh, I'll send, to be sure," said Vassily Fedorovitch despondently. "But there are the horses, too, they're not good for much."

He was patient, and quiet; often sat brooding, but not despondently, for a long space; was easily amused, even by a sun-beam on the wall or ceiling; made no complaint that the days were long, or the nights tedious; and appeared indeed to have lost all count of time, and every sense of care or weariness.

"If life is often as hard as this, I don't see how we ever shall get through it," added her sister despondently.

"Oh, well; I'm old," said the horse, hanging his head despondently, "and I've had lots of trouble in my day, little one.

"What dreadful luck!" he wailed, despondently. "The Powder of Life must have fallen on the phonograph."

Having so held and waved the candle as that all these heterogeneous objects seemed to come forward obediently when they were named, and then retire again, Mr Venus despondently repeats, 'Oh dear me, dear me!' resumes his seat, and with drooping despondency upon him, falls to pouring himself out more tea.

The snow...it's disgusting!" I said, almost to myself, putting my arm under my head despondently, and gazing at the ceiling.

Guppy to me forlornly and despondently, "but it couldn't be.