| Then he took the perfumed linen sheet, wrapped it round him as a mantle, and turned away, to the wanness of the chill dawn. |
| She maintains her wanness behind a cello, bowing away, all woebegone. |
| There was a wanness, a heaviness of aspect, that made him look ten years older. |
| It is excellent, but it is not by means of water-carriage, a more than ordinary wanness had overspread the emaciated fingers through which trickled many passionate tears. |
| Since that little cloud was dispelled all the temporary waste and wanness have vanished. |
| She saw no talons or beak, but a wanness which, indeed, suggested a skeleton. |
