small person

“Instinctively there rises before the mind's eye the vision of some cold winter's morning, and of a shivering small person waking up in the rawness of an as yet unwarmed nursery, or similar dormitory.”

Maria Edgeworth

“It appeared to be a brown-and-orange striped sweater for a very small person with arms and legs in odd places.”

Simon & Schuster: The Aloha Quilt

“Before the eyes of that small person there presently enters an executioner in déshabille, carrying a cup, which cup is – abhorrent vision!”

Maria Edgeworth

“Even a small person like me couldn't go anywhere without being run over by a Wilner; and I could never tell which Wilner it was because none of them ever stood still long enough to be identified; and also because I suspected that they were in the habit of interchanging conspicuous articles of clothing, which was very confusing.”

The Promised Land