penuriously

In Shanghai he lives penuriously, running a virtually free clinic for the indigent and working at two charity hospitals.

--Prudie, penuriously Dear Prudence, How about all the showers at offices these days?

Unless 'twere Lent, Ember-weeks, or fasting days, when the place is most penuriously empty of all other good outsides.

That they would not so penuriously glean wit from every laundress or hackney-man; or derive their best grace, with servile imitation, from common stages, or observation of the company they converse with; as if their invention lived wholly upon another man's trencher.