They were for the most partdingy, but as they were nearly always open it did not make so much difference.

It was dark and verydingy. It was lit by a skylight.

But she would mar his pleasure: she would go in herdingy rags, with her faded face, once as handsome as the best, with her little child that had its father's hair and eyes, and disclose herself to the Squire as his eldest son's wife.

Every one chattered, argued, discussed, disputed, applauded, from the gentleman lounging upon the barroom settee with his tumbler of sherry-cobbler before him down to the waterman who got drunk upon his "knock-me-down" in thedingy taverns of Fell Point.

Thosedingy, fire-warmed, used-up, green-tinted, ill-natured souls--how COULD their envy endure my happiness!

Here and there would be a bridge crossing a filthy creek, with hard-baked mud shores anddingy sheds and docks along it; here and there would be a railroad crossing, with a tangle of switches, and locomotives puffing, and rattling freight cars filing by; here and there would be a great factory, adingy building with innumerable windows in it, and immense volumes of smoke pouring from the chimneys, darkening the air above and making filthy the earth beneath.

His son obeyed, and the crowd approached; they were bawling and hissing round adingy hearse anddingy mourning coach, in which mourning coach there was only one mourner, dressed in thedingy trappings that were considered essential to the dignity of the position.

Giry, in her faded shawl, her worn shoes, her old taffeta dress anddingy bonnet.

Second, X , huge,dingy; the canvas cracked and smoked; a yellow sky, sooty clouds; no sun, no azure; the verdure of the suburbs blighted and sullied--a very dreary scene.

How different is this marvel observed from a raft, from what it is when one observes it through thedingy windows of a railway-station in some wretched village while he munches a petrified sandwich and waits for the train.

Snow is falling today, yellow anddingy. It fell yesterday, too, and a few days ago.

At the end of the yard a dark mass, tinted with adingy blue by the morning dawn, rose before him, its dark outlines standing out in contrast to the houses already illuminated by the pale light of early morning.