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"Your Friends and Neighbors" is clearly the work of the same, misanthropically inclined observer.

They're All Doing The Nasty 2008

On the first occasion it was at my charterers, where he came in misanthropically to get paid for towing out a French barque the day before.

Falk, by Joseph Conrad 2004

Mr. Nabokov has been indecently unkind to Mr. Arndt; he has been misanthropically condescending to Russian scholars (whose work he mined for his own); and now he is supercilious toward Mr. Wilson, who said honestly and brightly that Pushkin deserved a better English translation than Mr. Nabokov offered.

Translating Pushkin Reeve, F.D. 1965

As to Uncle Columbus -- he sat on a sort of island of chairs in one corner, studying a book, and looking on misanthropically at the preparations.

Soap-Bubble Stories For Children Fanny Barry

Shelley, misanthropically commencing with the turbulence of the chainless sea: a spirit matured to madness by the overawing and supernatural terrors of German romance: as he asserts himself to be, in his lamentation for the author of Endymion, one who

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 14, No. 396, October 31, 1829 Various

I will barely subjoin, in this connection, that, whereas Job was left to desire, in the soreness of his heart, that his adversary had written a book, as perchance misanthropically wishing to indite a review thereof, yet was not Satan allowed so far to tempt him as to send Bildad,

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 51, January, 1862 Various

Here you may observe, from your perch upon the hill, an assemblage of roads actively reticulating and radiating, winding through the valleys, slinking off misanthropically into a tunnel, or gayly parading away elbow-in-elbow with the streams.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 12, No. 31, October, 1873 Various

On the first occasion it was at my charterers, where he came in misanthropically to get paid for towing out a French barque the day before.

Falk; Amy Foster; To-Morrow 1922

Returning to particulars, Mr. Nicholas B. confided to his sister-in-law (my grandmother) in his misanthropically laconic manner that this supper in the woods had been nearly "the death of him."

A Personal Record 1919

Miss Conroy replied misanthropically that if there were they would be sure to find them.

Rowdy of the Cross L B. M. Bower 1905