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In Himmel und Erde_, February, 1889--a phenomenon of transition of thirty years ago--Herr O. Jesse, in his observations upon luminous night-clouds, notes the great height of them, and drolly or sensibly suggests that some of them may have come from regions external to this earth.— The Book of the Damned
So while the party sought the woods until the time for dinner, Pete went to bring out "de table and cheers," thinking of the good time he was to have, "listenin' to de grand talk of dem town folks At the appointed hour the "wolves" sought their prey I guess dat here will do to begin with," remarked Pete, drolly, as he deposited on the table two large dishes of chicken, and a plate of tongue Yes, that will do for the first bite," was the reply, of one of the young men.— 'Our Guy' or, The elder brother
"I suppose he is very tired when he goes to bed," she said, drolly, as though that could be the only explanation of sleep amid such surroundings.— The Cow Puncher
"You may ride a bicycle every day, if you wish I'd rather have an automobile,"--drolly An airship, if money will buy it They say--my uncle says--that I am not capable of loving anything What do I care what they say?— The Princess Elopes

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