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And, in verity, there did be one of the monsters that came upward over certain rocks that were to my rearward; and surely it to have been stayed hid there, or resting, and to have heard us or to have smelled us; but anywise then to have knowledge of us, and to come with low and brutish heavy boundings, very lumbersome, after us.

The Night Land 2007

And naught to happen in all that time, save that once we did see a great beast to come upward lumbersome out of the sea on to the shore, and there did eat and browse upon the herbage in that part; or so it did seem to us; though, truly, we did be over far off to have surety.

The Night Land 2007

And the two other Men did join with the first, that they catch her; and behold! she went about, and did run right away among the trees, and the three Men did come after her, running very lumbersome, yet with

The Night Land 2007

And it went past me at a vast and lumbersome gallop; but I did not see it in that moment; for I dived my head down unto the rock of the river bottom, and held downward, until that I was like to burst for sore longing of breath.

The Night Land 2007

And the noise did grow, very heavy and lumbersome.

The Night Land 2007

Now the first man died ere his great haired breast was come upward over the rock; and he sank back, and sagged and fell dully, and I heard him bodge downward from rock to rock, very lumbersome; and so in a moment was silence.

The Night Land 2007

What happened we shall be able to look up afterwards in some lumbersome old history, should we forget, but, unless

Adventures of a Despatch Rider William Henry Lowe Watson

All the hauling is done on large lumbersome carts often pulled by oxen.

Birdseye Views of Far Lands

Back they came, a ghastly procession, in heavy, lumbersome ox-waggons, with no cover from the sun or rain.

From Aldershot to Pretoria A Story of Christian Work among Our Troops in South Africa W. E. Sellers

The Germans were shelling the town, and it was a matter of skill to decide when the lumbersome old shell was heard exactly where it would fall.

Adventures of a Despatch Rider William Henry Lowe Watson