Continue of metaphor?

Question:charles dickens uses a metaphor to describe the waves.
and the low leaden line beyond , was the river, and that the distance savage liar form which the wind was rushing

Answers:
the distant savage lair refers to the fierce place that the wind is coming from which Dickens states is the sea after the comma

Dickens is comparing the sea to a feirce secluded place where the wind blows out of to give a creepy and unknown feeling. Remember this is where Pip is describing what is around him as he discovers what his imagination really is.

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