dull-spirited

I felt drugged when I woke up, heavy-hearted, dull-spirited, yet I got up to do what I always did, opening the iron stove door, shoving in more wood, putting on water to boil.

Heaven V.C.Andrews 1985

I felt drugged when I woke up, heavy-hearted, dull-spirited, yet I got up to do what I always did, opening the iron stove door, shoving in more wood, putting on water to boil.

Heaven V.C.Andrews 1985

I felt drugged when I woke up, heavy-hearted, dull-spirited, yet I got up to do what I always did, opening the iron stove door, shoving in more wood, putting on water to boil.

Heaven V.C.Andrews 1985

I felt drugged when I woke up, heavy-hearted, dull-spirited, yet I got up to do what I always did, opening the iron stove door, shoving in more wood, putting on water to boil.

Heaven V.C.Andrews 1985

To be equally sound, we must reckon among his educational facilities the abundant stories which came his way in a community which, however unlettered, was certainly not dull-spirited; the occasional newspaper; the rare lectures or political meetings; the much more frequent religious meetings, with preachers who taught a grim doctrine, but who preached with vigour and sometimes with the deepest sincerity; the hymns often of great emotional power over a simple congregation -- Cowper's "There is a fountain filled with blood," is one recorded favourite among them; the songs, far other than hymns, which

Abraham Lincoln Godfrey Rathbone Benson Charnwood 1904