1
Before him the great tiger cat lay blissfully on his red cushion.
2
On this great tiger in some way depended the magician's power.
3
I likened him to some great tiger, a beast of prowess and prey.
4
He stroked the splendid striped back of a great tiger tommy which filled his armchair.
5
By and by the stag came back bringing with him the body of a great tiger.
6
There was a great tiger-skin before the fire, and an arm-chair on each side of it.
7
The rhinoceros mother was charging the great tiger!
8
The great tiger had, at last, received a push in the ribs, which lifted him from his seat.
9
Someone must go to seek out the lair of the great tiger that harbors the evil spirit and slay it.
10
When they reached Jim's house a great tiger-cat leaped to Jim's shoulder with the silence and swiftness of a shadow.
11
All night long the great tiger-owls yelped and hallooed across the valley; all night the spectral whip-poor-will whispered its husky, frightened warning.
12
And, two weeks of hell, for the great tiger and for all the other animals, were required to teach him his first lesson.
13
Hers was a fine frame, broad and square of shoulder, tall and lank of hip as some great tiger-cat, and splendid in its sinuosity.
14
Then the Dragon hobbled down past the rows of textile machines and workers, to the great tiger's-eye sculpture clicking at the back of the room.
15
Ab, blinded of mood, cared not for and avoided not a fight, though it might be with the monster bear or even the great tiger.
16
Two great tiger-skins thrown athwart it increased the suggestion of Eastern luxury, as did a huge hookah which stood upon a mat in the corner.
