This man, returning and crying out: "So it is not the rats who plunder my larder!" began to belabour the hunchback, till the body rolled over and lay still.

Clifford (Sir Thomas), betrothed to Julia (daughter of Master Walter "the hunchback").

Rother, seeing that he was discovered, boldly stepped forward, declared that he had come to claim his wife, and challenged the cowardly hunchback, who, however, merely repeated his orders, and accompanied his guards to a grove outside the city to see his captive executed.

Only a few men were with him, and they noticed her only by a "Hyur comes t' hunchback, Wolfe.

I once knew a hunchback who had a well-shaped hand, and was continually showing it.

She did not notice the hunchback, because she was glancing from Hill to his interlocutor.

So soon as the maid's back was turned, he placed the hunchback on the top stair and fled.

If a man be well-made, physically, he will, in ordinary cases, remain so: but he may, in a moral sense, raise a great hunchback where Nature made none.

Then, one day when they were walking together they came upon some countryfolk dancing in the road, and amongst them Hardress recognised the hunchback.

Sayre, too, by his suspension treatment and the plaster-of-Paris jacket, set the hunchback on his feet at a stage in his disease in which before he had been forced to prolonged and painful recumbency.