faint

For a moment the lioness remained quiet with intense gaze directed upon the flitting Esmeralda, whose goal appeared to be the cupboard, into which she attempted to propel her huge bulk; but as the shelves were but nine or ten inches apart, she only succeeded in getting her head in; whereupon, with a final screech, which paled the jungle noises into insignificance, she fainted once again.

Jane Porter saw the great form disappear from the window, and then she, too, fainted, the revolver falling at her side.

He replaces them all by faint sensations, and especially by pronunciation of words sotto voce.

In their intrinsic nature, though they often differ from sensations by being more dim or vague or faint, yet they do not always or universally differ from sensations in any way that can be used for defining them.

By IDEAS I mean the faint images of these in thinking and reasoning."

I began to be tormented by a faint rustling upon my right hand.

A little point of light shone on the further bend of the curve, and the grey sweep of the sandy beach lay faint under the starlight.

At that, though I was faint and horribly fatigued, I gathered together all my strength, and began running again towards the light.