sorrowful

• He looks very sorrowful--a deal sorrowfuller nor you--and what is that He has on His Head That has to do with a very sad story, which I have not told you yet. —  Wikkey A Scrap
• At last he got very tired and sorrowful, and sat down by the wayside and wept, thinking he would rather turn to marble at once, than live by such a horrible remedy. —  Helen and Arthur or, Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel
• Paul." This duet is followed by a sorrowful, almost wailing tenor solo, "The Sorrows of Death had closed all around me," ending with the piercing, anxious cry in recitative, "Watchman! —  The Standard Oratorios Their Stories, Their Music, And Their Composers
• I would not have the parting make her sorrowful--or not, at least, too unalterably sorrowful. —  Chivalry
• Immediately afterwards he rose up and left the room Sybilla grew pale, sorrowful, and then melted into tears. —  Olive A Novel

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