discontentedly

"I hope this show gets on the road pretty soon," grunted the major, discontentedly.

"That don't give much time for anything," she said discontentedly.

Already, people in the crowd were muttering discontentedly and giving each other puzzled looks.

Now why, he thought discontentedly, didn't I thing of that ?

She looked discontentedly at the flask of sun oil.

Instead, he had eaten alone, with two guards lounging discontentedly just outside the door.

"Well, wait now," said the gentleman from the News discontentedly, "what are you giving us?

She wandered about her room in the twilight and gazed out discontentedly at the rain.

But we can't make that job last more than three days," he muttered, discontentedly.

"I do not like your going away, either," Temeraire said discontentedly.

"You're always trying' to discourage people," said Jack, discontentedly.

"You've got it all worked out," David said with a smile, while Emerson mumbled discontentedly.

Haley therefore slowly and discontentedly returned to the little tavern, to ponder further what was to be done.

"It's one of those bloody tip-and-run days," he said discontentedly.

And, as he did so, my eye, roving discontentedly over the carriage, was caught by something lying in the far corner.

"He seems an odd person," she said discontentedly.

"One is so apt to wake up just as things get interesting," remarked the Story Girl discontentedly.

Besides, how many women of this description pass their days; or, at least, their evenings, discontentedly.

Rubin said discontentedly, "Why should professional matters intrude on the banquet?

Barbarossa was there, pawing discontentedly outside his stall in the hold of a groom.

"You have already told my valet as much," broke in Porthos, discontentedly.

"Uncle Roger would have let them fight it out," said the Story Girl discontentedly.

As the men about him muttered discontentedly, he barked, "Take it or leave it.

The gorilla, looking discontentedly at certain blocks of smart modern flats that towered up on either hand, said never a word.

Gonzalo said, discontentedly, "Then we haven't gotten anywhere and that's frustrating.