He had gone about three miles when he heard a faint halloo come down the wind.

Up from the road sounded a hubbub of voices, the tramp of feet, and loud halloos.

The barking of dogs, the cracking of whips, and now and then a distant halloo, announced that a hunt was in progress, and soon we came upon a company of thirty or forty horsemen, in caps, white gloves and top-boots, scattered along the crest of a hill.

Till the fires began to dwindle, And the shots grew faint and few, And we heard the foeman's challenge Only in a far halloo; Till the silence once more settled O'er the gorges of the glen, Broken only by the Cona Plunging through its naked den.

Unfortunately those on the left commenced hallooing before those on the right, in which latter direction the only three deer in the circle ran from the noise, instead of towards us.

The engineer's companion gave a sudden sharp crack of his long whip and in response to it there came a muffled halloo from out of the gloom.

A succeeding blankness of mind awoke to the clip-clop of hoofs and her father's cheery halloo.

The faint, far cries, and occasional halloos of the herd-boys calling to each other, gradually cease, but the monotonous dub-a-dub-dub continues till far into the night.

Unfortunately those on the left commenced hallooing before those on the right, in which latter direction the only three deer in the circle ran from the noise, instead of towards us.

The prisoners at King's Mountain said, "We could stand your fighting; but your cursed hallooing confused us.

This Ina saw as she emerged on the veranda in response to Dwight's informal halloo on his way upstairs.