Modifying Another Word

• very: One day, very disconsolate, he met Story strolling along happily dressed in a multi-coloured robe.

Used with adjective complement

• sit: You may turn away when your Savior draws near; you may sit disconsolate when he calls.

• wander: Wandering disconsolate in the garden where she is buried, he has a vision of a river beyond which lies Paradise.

• feel: If any of you are feeling disconsolate at missing them, if I recall correctly, they said.. ... .

Modifies a noun

• soul: The disconsolate soul ( that was, at Road ) here found peace and pardon, and rejoiced with joy unspeakable.

• mother: She goes to tell Jean but arrives to find him telling his disconsolate mother that he proposed to Marie in a moment of weakness.