draggingly

Instead of landing cleanly upon the other, he came down draggingly across the Boss's shoulders.

He advanced a few paces, draggingly.

But Penny did not appear, and the afternoon passed draggingly for the candidate for the district attorneyship.

"The harpoon," said Ahab, half way rising, and draggingly leaning on one bended arm- "is it safe?"

Durand's hand lay draggingly on his collar, forgotten there since he had last tried to ease his throat some moments ago.

In this wise he came draggingly at last into the central plaza, and sat down on a drum of a fallen stone pillar to catch his breath.

Ol' Orville whined draggingly, like a slowed-down disc, "You also asked, 'What have I become?'

He got me to my feet--my arm across his shoulders and his round my waist, and then my feet were working mechanically keeping time draggingly with his.

They had reached a dark passageway, and just as they came opposite its mouth the sound of a soft, slithering scrape, as of something over stones, draggingly, reached their ears.

Here it was warm, silent, draggingly monotonous; a few yards away across a band of blue shallow water, the cool shady mystery of tree-fringed beach and woodland-dotted meadow beckoned her.

The tourist walks silently, quickly at first to get it over with and then, as his mind peoples the barracks and the chambers and the dungeons and flogging posts, he walks draggingly.