Lowboy [noun]

White Owl was wide-awake with staring eyes, but the Firedogs were evidently napping and Lowboy was sound asleep.

"Hello," said Highboy, and at once Lowboy's eyes opened wide and both the Firedogs growled.

Lowboy's mouth began to droop at the corners; his eyes closed and round tears, like marbles, began to roll down his cheeks.

"It's no use making jokes for such an unappreciative audience," Lowboy grumbled.

Lowboy promised to be good, and Hortense brought out the cookies and divided them into four piles of thirteen each.

Lowboy did break into a song, but Hortense silenced him at once for fear of frightening the Little People.

With difficulty Lowboy dragged his brother away from the tempting fruit and after Andy and Hortense, who had gone down the path.

It was so late that Fergus had no time to see to the drawers which refused to open in the lowboy and the highboy.

Lowboy then displayed a courage and intelligence which his fondness for poor jokes led nobody to expect.

After breakfast Fergus came to pry open the drawers in the lowboy that had refused to budge the day before.