Meanings of deformed man in English

When I had reassured them on the point the deformed man spoke.

Brun glanced at the deformed man who should have been leader in his place.

From that my thoughts went to the indefinable queerness of the deformed man on the beach.

A characteristic touch of grimness is added to the story by making the husband a deformed man.

At length a deformed man came forward.

The deformed man strode into the barn, shoved the shotgun in Hoke's direction, and roared at him.

The clerical looking groom, hearing the little deformed man speak thus, led his young bride frightened to bed.

He was a small deformed man, with a countenance betraying all the spitefulness usual among dwarfs and humpbacked people.

It would be easier than trying to find a woman of our clan to mate with a deformed man.

There are not such a very great number of civilians, and a deformed man was sure to have attracted attention.

Bernardo was a deformed man of low stature; the projection on his back might be styled a hump-itwas so prominent.

I suffer, as a criminal and yet am I innocent,-justas the misshapen, the deformed man, is innocent of his ugliness!

This question, and the quaint manner in which it was put, so conciliated the little deformed man that he could not resist a smile.

The little deformed man, however, took it as a proof that he had failed to interest them; and this sorely taxed his sensitive nature.

"Nay, my father," she said with decision, "never will I take a deformed man to husband."

"They'll pay for your corpse!" screamed the deformed man, writhing on the floor, trying to steady his slumped body long enough to level his weapon.