Then shortly after james ran away to sea without his parent's leave, so john rouat
became morose, and sadly did grieve.
To outsiders scotties appear
somewhat morose
and serious but to their family and friends they are affectionate and cheerful.
Morose man, but he has, on the whole, an excellent record in the public service.
Yet here they are toiling away on behalf of the poor steve richards: why does sir menzies
look morose?
Last night i finally got around to uploading the january updates, and noticed that i'd sounded
rather morose
and irritable.
Morose tones
of so many when they address the issue.
Now whenever i start
feeling morose, i revive by recalling that scene.
The home fans celebrated as if they'd won: we looked
so morose
you'd think we'd lost.
I think we were really quite dark but in a joy division sort of way - still quite uplifting dark,
not morose.
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