The sane, practical man shakes his head, smiles pityingly at my dreamy impracticability, and passes them by.

Mrs. Keith smiled pityingly over her shoulder at her son and said, "I think she'll accept you, Willie."

Still, she smiles pityingly into the dim red lights of the cabin.

The two riders pulled up, smiling pityingly, just as well-mounted riders invariably smile upon stalled automobilists.

And yet . . . Dusty's face cleared, and he smiled almost pityingly.

She smiled pityingly at him.

But when I tried to tell them my tale, they smiled pityingly; and after a few attempts, I learned to keep my silence.

Newman glanced at the girls, both of whom were frozen; then at Jones, who smiled at him pityingly.

Harriet listened, smiled pityingly, and said, "Well, 'final' means we don't take them back.

God help me not to lose him now,' she prayed, aloud, so that people passing smiled pityingly, or amusedly.