I will have to stand up beside the giant once in a while to show the difference in the size of men, and at other times I will have to stand beside the midgets and look like a giant myself.

The fat lady and the midgets rode out together in a load of cotton, and when they got to the house they had to be picked like ducks, and they looked as though they had been tarred and feathered.

Moreover, she gradually became so indescribably quaint and bewitching and comical and saucy that every one sought diminutives for her; nicknames, fond names, little names, and all sorts of words that tried to describe her charm (and couldn't), so there was Poppet and Smiles and Minx and Rogue and Midget and Ladybird and finally Nan and Nannie by degrees, to soberer Nancy.

The commonest Whale of our seas is that small one, the Common Dolphin, who is a midget some five or six feet long.

At a casual glance the place seemed unoccupied, but on more careful inspection you saw midgets creeping about, or seated in easy-chairs that had obviously been made to hold two of them; these midgets were the members of the club, dwarfed into dolls by its tremendous dimensions.

At a casual glance the place seemed unoccupied, but on more careful inspection you saw midgets creeping about, or seated in easy-chairs that had obviously been made to hold two of them; these midgets were the members of the club, dwarfed into dolls by its tremendous dimensions.

Mr. Oxford found a corner fairly free from midgets, and they established themselves in it, and liqueurs and cigars accompanied the coffee.

You could actually see midgets laughing outright in the mist of smoke; the chatter narrowly escaped being a din; and at intervals a diminutive boy entered and bawled the name of a midget at the top of his voice, Priam was suddenly electrified, and Mr. Oxford, very alert, noticed the electrification.

He looked at the nearest midgets resentfully, suspecting them of eavesdropping.

At any rate he was safely outside the monument, with its pullulating population of midgets creeping over its carpets and lounging insignificant on its couches.

IN A STORM Dwarfed to the merest midgets, the figures about the Prescott house waved enthusiastically, as the golden-winged monoplane made a graceful swoop high above the elms and maples surrounding it.

Our Midgets are trained to make a noise like a six-seater touring car.

PERSONAL.Will the individual who was driving a Midget Car which ran over old gentleman in the Strand be good enough to come forward and pay for the watch-glass which he cracked? BE ECONOMICAL.Our Midgets only smell the petrol.

O'BRIEN, RAYMOND J. Midget.

James Thurber (A); 19Jan61; R269753. I brought a couple of midgets, do you mind?

Its a small world; all about midgets, by Burnet Hershey & Walter Bodin.

Dorothy Ellen Forester (W); 3Jan72; R520805. How the midgets hit the Tirpitz, by C. S. Forester.

James Thurber (A); 19Jan61; R269753. I brought a couple of midgets, do you mind?

Its a small world; all about midgets, by Burnet Hershey & Walter Bodin.

<pb id='307.png' n='1963h2/A/2180' /> DEVINE, ERIC J. Midget Magellans, great cruises in small ships.

Dorothy Ellen Forester (W); 3Jan72; R520805. How the midgets hit the Tirpitz, by C. S. Forester.

"We have been looking at some of the larger song birds; now try the sharpness of your eyes by finding a tiny little fellowa veritable midget, who belongs to the guild of Tree Trappers.

Over and over again the midgets went through every performance of mechanicism with such precision and accuracy that it took me back to the first mechanical toy I ever possessed.

I do not purpose to be annoyed by these blistering midgets we are met to consider, nor to have my term of administration spotted with their gall.

But he, unhappy midget, did not know that he looked charming; he did not know that his guilty consciousness only made him the more interesting; he did not know that he seemed an epitome of humanity, a Liliputian miniature of the great world; and his large, blue, solemn eyes were filled with remorse.