muffled

Wild were the plaudits of the multitude, but the lion was staggering and his roar was muffled.

The lesson in the Scots of the Lothians began, accompanied by sounds of muffled laughter.

Hildebrand and Halyard, muffled in long cloaks, and having their hats bound with mourning-bands, followed mournfully in its wake.

The last thing he heard at three was the muffled beat upstairs.

Then suddenly I heard a muffled, gasping cry; and all was utterly, icily still.

It halted right in back of the arch and Ashe, making a gesture to the others to stay where they were, faced the muffled stranger.

The muffled bells of the city churches were tolled for several hours.

Finally after a series of muffled grunts and grumblings that were like remonstrances, the man was gotten out.

I am sure he will not be well pleased with us if he once come to get notice that we have been in the kennel of this muffled devil.

Most grotesque of all were the huge, noiseless pads of its feet, muffled in fur.