and the brooding night !

and the brooding night !

Achilles, still sour faced and brooding.

But, what with brooding on Jeeves and brooding on Motty, I was in a pretty reduced sort of state.

You were supposed to be huntin', not brooding'.

The chappie who had been brooding suddenly gave tongue.

Ow! Do you always be.. brooding over your case.

A houseful of beautiful women to keep him from brooding on his woes.

The other one is the Lazarus Project, and that's focused on the gastric brooding frog.

In the case of the gastric brooding frog, we may have fungicided it to death.

Try to understand him a little instead of brooding over him like a mother hen.

Some have far fewer young and take much better care of them, brooding their precious cargo for days, even months.

He would sit in his chair, I in mine, at 5 00 every day and we'd have our daiquiris with St. Sebastian brooding above us.

Mild depression can result in brooding on negative aspects of self or others, feeling resentful, irritable or angry much of the time, feeling sorry for oneself, and needing constant reassurance from someone.

They shook hands with the old boy with a good deal of apparent satisfaction all except one chappie, who seemed to be brooding about something and then they stood off and became chatty.

It was one of those jolly, peaceful mornings that make a chappie wish he'd got a soul or something, and I was just brooding on life in general when I became aware of the dickens of a spate in progress down below.

When I got back old Chiswick had gone to bed, but Bicky was there, hunched up in an arm chair, brooding pretty tensely, with a cigarette hanging out of the corner of his mouth and a more or less glassy stare in his eyes.

And what with brooding on this prospect, and sitting up in the old flat waiting for the familiar footstep, and putting it to bed when it got there, and stealing into the sick chamber next morning to contemplate the wreckage, I was beginning to lose weight.