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1. The boy—for he was scarcely more, big and handsome and strong though he appeared—looked terribly wobegone.
2. Poor little Nabul lifted up a wobegone face and slowly rose to his feet.
3. The wobegone face hid its crimson tide in two quivering hands.
4. The effect of it, to the bystanders, is like that of a wobegone ballad-singer chanting a merry stave.
5. Mrs. Eames was a poor forlorn woman—forlorn even during the time of her husband's life, but very wobegone now in her widowhood.