1 That's an ugly corner down by the big elm.
2 She sank down on one of the little stools behind the counter of the booth and looked up and down the long hall which, until this afternoon, had been a bare and ugly drill room.
3 In the center of the hall the huge ugly lamp, hanging from the ceiling by rusty chains, was completely transformed by twining ivy and wild grapevines that were already withering from the heat.
4 Rebelliously she leaned her elbows on the counter and looked at the crowd, flouting Mammy's oft-repeated admonition against leaning on elbows and making them ugly and wrinkled.
5 The red scar which boiling fat had left last month was ugly and glaring.
6 Her face went an ugly green, freckles suddenly standing out across her nose and her contorted mouth was like Gerald's in a killing rage.
7 Their house was painfully ugly and bare and Scarlett hated to see Ashley living in the uncarpeted, uncurtained rooms.
8 Scarlett's child was a girl, a small bald-headed mite, ugly as a hairless monkey and absurdly like Frank.
9 No one except the doting father could see anything beautiful about her, but the neighbors were charitable enough to say that all ugly babies turned out pretty, eventually.
10 There was something sinister about this camp with its ugly shacks, something which had not been here when Hugh Elsing had it.
11 They became sodden, stupid, ugly or obscene.
12 He had a confused sense that she must have cost a great deal to make, that a great many dull and ugly people must, in some mysterious way, have been sacrificed to produce her.
13 The worst of it was that, in interpreting Miss Bart's state of mind, so many alternative readings were possible; and one of these, in Selden's troubled mind, took the ugly form suggested by Mrs. Fisher.
14 He felt himself flung back on all the ugly uncertainties from which he thought he had cast loose forever.
15 But Radney, the mate, was ugly as a mule; yet as hardy, as stubborn, as malicious.
Moby Dick By Herman MelvilleContext Highlight In CHAPTER 54. The Town-Ho's Story.