Rebukefully

"It isn't fair, all the same; you don't play the game," and as my mother had already gone into the dining-room to sit rebukefully at a foodless table I followed her. ❋ Charles Turley (1904)

Somehow it look’d rebukefully strong, majestic, there in the delicate moonlight. ❋ Unknown (1892)

It was Mrs. Graham who rebukefully sent her own braw young brood scurrying homeward through the gathering dusk, and then possessed herself of Mrs. Plume. ❋ Charles King (1888)

"You actually defend them!" she marvelled, rebukefully. ❋ Henry Harland (1883)

Somehow it look'd rebukefully strong, majestic, there in the delicate moonlight. ❋ Unknown (1875)

Northern June -- lingered not long with us, but, filling the once peaceful glens and valleys with her pathos, stole away rebukefully before the savage enginery of man. ❋ Thomas Bailey Aldrich (1871)

"Where are we to find them?" half-rebukefully echoed the young Episcopal clergymen. ❋ Unknown (1857)

"Good house-keepers don’t wait for company to come before they get to their work," rebukefully commented the fat lady. ❋ Marie Manning (N/A)

"Indeed, Sergeant Fitzroy," began the girl rebukefully, "those were ❋ Charles King (1888)