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As the work had been set up in a hurry, it was found necessary to place wedges between the lower end of the prop and the rock, in order to force the leaf properly into its groove, without which it might have been canted to one side, and of course easily overturned by the exercise of sufficient force from without.

I shall not ask pardon of those critics who are always canting about geniusand who would probably deny this gift to the Robin, because he cannot cry like a chicken or squall like a cat, and because with his charming strains he does not mingle all sorts of discords and incongruous soundsfor assigning to the Robin the highest rank as a singing-bird.

Again and again the sledge got one runner on harder snow than the other, canted on its side, and refused to move.

The first melts soonest; and a berg that drifts for any length of time with one particular face exposed to the sun's rays, soon loses its equilibrium, and is canted with an inclination to the horizon.

CANT, affectation of thinking, believing, and feeling what one in his heart and reality does not, of which there are two degrees, insincere and sincere; insincere when one cants knowing it, and sincere when one cants without knowing it, the latter being of the darker and deeper dye.

He admires canting above sense.

The air-liner had, however, settled down a good deal in the sand, and had canted at a sharp angle to port.