But I am sure he would, little man," said the outlaw.
But you did not come here into the forest in shirt and hose, did you, my little man?
A little man, with chin- whiskers like a paintbrush, sat inside, shucking clams by the light of a lantern.
I did not like being called "my little man," and I tried to drop his clammy hand.
What are you going to do with that, my little man?
I had seen a large iron gateway with a wide courtyard beyond, and we were in front of a little door leading into quite a small, bare-looking room, where we found a little man.
The carriage drew up, and without any further ceremony he jumped down and pushed into my landau a little man, square all over, who was wearing a fur cap pulled down over his eyes, and an enormous diamond in his cravat.
You think me very cruel, now, don't you, my little man?
Miss Burton called me her little sweetheart, and sent me messages, and vowed that I was quite a little man of the world, and then was sure that I was a desperate flirt.
I won't hurt you, my little man," he added, with the affable mendaciousness of his craft.
He was a little man, and suffered a deal from the quinsies in the autumn.
Dance away, my little man," said Peter, who was in high good humour.
Yes, my little man," Slightly anxiously replied, who had chapped knuckles.
A boatman was rowing, and a little man in a pink-ribboned straw hat and whites stood in the stern hailing them.
Certain sensations of the hands and knees called the little man back to more immediate things.
You see," Hen had said, "nobody knows how hard it is to be a little man.
These two matters stir the gentle little man to great wrath.
Before him stood a little man, who had apparently followed him out of the public-house.
He was a little man, in a long black tail-coat much too large, and dirty gray trousers.
But, at length, she found that the cause of the great shadow was only a little man; and that this little man was no other than her father's cousin, Robert Bruce.
I thanked him, and whispering Punchard to keep an eye on the Frenchmen, and especially on the wagoner, I stepped boldly in and confronted the maire, a little man with a cocked hat over his gray wig.
Then Runnles, being a little man, crawled to the other end and looped the rope about the loosened stone there.
Among the last, James Moore was borne past the little man.
For he stood now, holding the Master's arm; while a few paces above them was the little man, pale but determined, the expression on his face betraying his consciousness of the irony of the situation.
And each man, as he came in and saw the little lone figure for once without its huge attendant genius, put the same question; while the dogs sniffed about the little man, as though suspecting treachery.
A little man, all wet and shrunk, sat hunching on a mound above them, rocking his shrivelled form to and fro in the agony of his merriment.
Both the big man and the little man went in and, bowing, stood before the king.
There is in this whole country no such bowman as I am; but no king would let me join his army because I am such a little man.
This crooked little man said to himself: "If I go to the king and ask him to let me join his army, he's sure to ask what a little manlike me is good for.
To whichever cause we are to attribute this hyperbolical tone, we hold it certain he could not have adopted it, if he had been a little man.
Parody on "There was a little man, and he had a little gun.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little man" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
