Suddenly there burst forth out of the darkness a score of skeleton-like figures who threw themselves into every possible attitude, now stretching out their legs, now springing up and clapping their hands, and all the time shrieking, laughing and singing, and following a big black fellow who acted as Fugleman and stood on one side with stick in hand to direct the proceedings.
"Adventures in Australia"
W.H.G. Kingston
Then make them very slowly follow the actions of the coach, or a Fugleman.
"Boating"
W. B. Woodgate Commentator: Harvey Mason
The lions in the Tower, the tombs in the Abbey, the New Police-all were deserted; and countryfolk flocked to Westminster, not to hear the judgments of the highest legal authority in the land, but to see with their own eyes the Fugleman of reform-the great orator, whose voice, raised at the Yorkshire election, had found an echo that still thundered in the ears and the hearts of England.
"Chippinge Borough"
Stanley J. Weyman