18 Verbs to Use for the Word gaunt

" He glanced a moment at the Lebanon looming gaunt and somber through the gathering dusk.

"Don't!" cried Myrtle, her clear voice ringing over the lap of the waves; "please don't!" He swung around and turned his gaunt features upward to where the young girl leaned upon her crutches, with clasped hands and a look of distress upon her sweet face.

III.Rohan Meets Napoleon As the Grand Army swept into Belgium for the last great battle against the united powers of England, Germany, Austria, and Russia, a strange, savage creature followed ita gaunt, half-naked man, with long yellow hair falling almost to his waist, and bloodshot eyes with a look of madness in them.

They grew more and more gaunt and wolfish.

Then he died; and pious Nature, where he lay so gaunt and grim, Moved by her divine compassion, did the same kind thing for him.

He came out, looking gaunt, as with famine.

Like a bullet sent true to the target, the head of the bull met the gaunt, ungainly, gray shape; met and went down, the tip of one sharp horn showing in the rough hair of her back, her body collapsing limply across the neck she had broken with one tremendous side-blow as he struck.

Again, still later in the day, he overtook and passed the gaunt, gray woman who forever sought her husband.

Leave the slip-panels down, it won’t matter much now, There are none but the crows left to see, Perching gaunt in yon pine, as though longing to dine On a broken-down squatter like me.

exclaimed Dawson, rubbing his gaunt, beard-discolored jaw vigorously.

Shall Time, avenging every woe, To us that joy allot Which Israel thrilled when Sisera's brow Showed gaunt and showed the clot?

Now, in Fairfield, that is not likely lonesome in that respect, one of the principal objects in life was to conceal the poverty which would persist in sticking its gaunt elbows through the cloth of words spread over it.

An' when they come"he rose and stretched his gaunt frame"we'll have the biggest time we ever had in our lives.

There, catching sight of Mrs. Bevis, of whose possible presence he had not thought once, he paid his compliments, and made his apologies, then trotted his gaunt Ruber again beside the wheel, and resumed talk, but not the same talk, with the rector.

In another place "the survivors," he says, "were like walking skeletonsthe men gaunt and haggard, stamped with the livid mark of hunger; the children crying with pain; the women in some of the cabins too weak to stand.

If the poor man had got his battered old helmet full of them, the ponderous alms would not have driven the wolf gaunt and grinning many paces from his squalid home,always admitting that he had any home, however squalid, to crawl into at sunset.

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Mr. Lincoln, as I saw him every morning, in the carpet slippers he wore in the house and the black clothes no tailor could make really fit his gaunt, bony frame, was a homely enough figure.

18 Verbs to Use for the Word  gaunt