As for Bowser, he had spent such a forlorn, miserable night, and he was so terribly lonesome, that the very sound of Blacky's voice had given him a queer thrill.
So it was that just as the Black Shadows were beginning to creep through the Green Forest, and poor little Boxer, a very lonely, miserable and frightened little Bear, was beginning to dread another night, he heard a crashing in the brush, and out came Mother Bear and Woof-Woof.
Boxer was actually having a good time being miserable.
I felt so gilty and miserable.
She had been sent to trim the dead blossoms off the rosebushes on Grandmother Murray's grave; having finished her task she had not the heart to go back to the house where Aunt Elizabeth was making everybody miserable because she was herself so unhappy.
"Aunt Elizabeth, this poor little kitten is cold and starving, and oh, so miserable.
I feel sure that is why you have been so miserable lately.
Emily lifted miserable eyes and in her extremity fell back on a phrase of her father's.
" Elizabeth Murray involuntarily remembered the ashamed, smothered feeling of relief when old Archibald Murray had died—the handsome, intolerant, autocratic old man who had ruled his family with a rod of iron all his life and had made existence at New Moon miserable with the petulant tyranny of the five years of invalidism that had closed his career.
"He was a miserable failure," snapped Aunt Ruth.
Whenever she fell below this self-imposed standard she was miserable.
Toad gave up and went home, where he sat under a big mullein leaf the rest of the day, feeling very miserable and lonely.
Just as long as he will stay here, he will be safe, and I hope he will stay until this miserable hunting season is ended.
You seem to want to make me miserable just before my wedding.
These shafts, imperfectly protected by ruinous masonry, presented an appearance strangely sinister and forlorn, raising visions in the mind of dark and mysterious depths peopled with miserable ghosts of those who had toiled there in the days when to be a miner was to be a slave.
She could think only of the strain, the agony, the despair that must have preceded the miserable tragedy.
She was still horribly, acutely miserable, exhausted by the fruitless search for some solution of the enigma of sin—her sin in particular—and of redemption.
If you feel willing to give us your sixpences, give; but if you resent a collection,' here he adopted a tone of ferocious sarcasm, 'keep your miserable sixpences and get sixpenny-worth of miserable enjoyment out of them elsewhere.
It was a miserable quarter—two rows of blackened infinitesimal cottages, and her manufactory at the end—a frontier post of the town.
He said so to Piglet when Piglet came to fetch him, and Piglet said that he wasn't thinking of that so much, but of how cold and miserable it would be being lost all day and night on the top of the Forest.
