They had ran but a short distance, when they seemed to become stationary, and deep, quick baying succeeded the lengthened and ringing sound of their voices.

We travelled quietly, and as silently as we could for near half a mile, and as we rounded a low but steep point of a hill, there sat bruin, some twelve rods from us, in the forks of a great birch tree, forty feet from the ground, looking down in calm dignity upon the dogs that were baying and leaping up against the tree beneath him.

We went over to where he was, and sure enough, away up in the top of a tall birch, sat his coonship, looking quietly down upon the dogs that were baying at the foot of the tree.

All would hurry to the spot, and off they would go baying as they went.

From the crack of the rifle and baying of hound, Takes the poor panting bondman his flight; His couch through the day is the cold damp ground, But northward he runs through the night.

For the bloodhounds are baying o'er mountain and glen; The riders are mounted, the loose rein is given, And curses of wrath are ascending to heaven.

The hounds are baying on my track; O Christian!

The hounds are baying on my track, O Christian!

The hounds are baying on my track, O Christian!

The hounds are baying on my track, O Christian!

At the time she fully expected to be torn in pieces, and was actually surprised when they suddenly parted and swept round the hut, encircling it with deep-mouthed baying.

Faintly there came to them through the forest the distant baying of a hound.

But I know what it means when I hear the dogs a-baying the midnight moon.

There must be something special which causes dogs to howl in the night, and especially during moonlight, in that remarkable and melancholy manner called baying.

Then one of them stopped on the trail and, throwing himself half on his haunches, with his head turned to the sky like a baying hound, started the hunt-cry.

It sounded like the baying of hounds, and now like the hallooing of men, and then like the distant peal of a horn.

Soon the baying of the hounds appeared to pass below and beyond us, up the canyon to our right, a circumstance that worried Copple.

The baying of the hounds appeared to swing round closer under us; to ring, to swell, to thicken until it was a continuous and melodious, wild, echoing roar.

Old Dan and old Tom were baying up at the head of the canyon, and Sue could be heard yelping somewhere else.

Somewhere all the hounds were baying.

The hounds, too, had quit baying and the wind had lulled.

I was ready to drop on the mats of pine needles and lie there, unutterably grateful for rest, when I heard Old Tom baying, deep and ringing and close.

He was looking down into the thicket, as if listening to the baying hound.

Some of the pack were baying at a great rate in the mouth of the next canyon.

At the same instant there broke out immediately below them a hubbub of yelling and baying that was like the shrieking of a hundred demons.