At the same instant, the other, a young one, but as tall as a horse, leaped out into the stream, in full sight, and there stood cowering for a moment, or rather its disproportionate lowness behind gave it that appearance, and uttering two or three trumpeting squeaks.

They front Quoin and Forbes Islands, remarkable rocky lumps, more so, however, from the extreme lowness of those in their vicinity, than from their own magnitude.

Though, for all the meditative lowness of the note, the horrible, gargantuan quality was distincta mighty parody of the human, as if I stood there and listened to the whistling from the lips of a monster with a man's soul.

879. Humility N. humility, humbleness; meekness, lowness; lowliness, lowlihood^; abasement, self-abasement; submission &c 725; resignation.

" "Well, possibly you may be right, but I trust it is only a temporary lowness of spirits or something of that kind.

Now, whilst we had been watching and listening, we had suffered the fire to die down to a most unwise lowness, and consequently, though the moon was rising, there was by no means the same brightness that should have made the camp light.