wayworn

• With understated grace and startling consistency, Marissa Nadler cooed lovelorn, wayworn, and woebegone across these 12 tracks, content to tread paths trodden a thousand times over if it meant finding the one detail all those before her had missed. —  Pitchfork: Latest News
• Wearied and wayworn, I lay down one night to sleep beneath a palm tree, by the side of a fountain, when I was awakened by a voice saying unto me, in soft accents, 'Son of sorrow, why sleepest thou?' —  The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, May 1844 Volume 23, Number 5
• And he made a motion to withdraw But Nelly's heart smote her for the wrong her rash words had done him--a wayworn, conscience-smitten man--and she recalled him relentingly Ye may have meant well. —  Girlhood and Womanhood The Story of some Fortunes and Misfortunes
• Her face was pale, and there was in it the kind of compassion that one might imagine a spirit to feel for a wayworn mortal You owe me no explanation," she said. —  The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 3
• The affrighted messengers told their tale, breathless and wayworn, at the door of the chapel, where the monks were engaged at their devotions. —  King Alfred of England Makers of History

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