Kent didn't respect girls that flirted and he told her he'd slap her if sheflirted and yet, here he was!
I dreaded the responsibility of her, but I dreaded much more being bored by her, flirted with by her.
She flirted fascinatingly at dinner with Sir Lionel; not as Mrs. Senter flirts, flickering her eyelashes, saying smart things as if to amuse him alone, and hang everyone else!
A gay young lieutenant of marines had flirted with her at a country ball (A.
According to Dame Jocelyn, George Washington flirted with her just a little bit--in what a stately and highly finished manner can be imagined.
She laughed, and she talked, and shook her long curls about, and flirted in a style that made the ladies look, and the gentlemen smile.
Miss Dawson had not flirted more with him than with two or three others; and though she would have preferred him, one of the others would do.
Flecks of oil Flirtedby chapmen where plain dealing grates.
Two women just then came along; they lifted and flirted their skirts, for it was raining, and this disturbed him again and decided him to take to the farm lane.
He knew that the Jews might be down on him any night that he sat at the Guards' mess, flirted with foreign princesses, or laughed at the gossamer gossip of the town over iced drinks in the clubs.
Though innocent, almost artless, in appearance, she was an arch coquette, and flirted with old and young.
She commented laughingly on the writers and addressees of the letters, and flirted with a passenger.
He flirted his whiskered chin over his left shoulder.
She chirped, and talked, and coaxed and he hopped, and flirted his tail and twittered.
His red waistcoat was as glossy as satin and he flirted his wings and tail and tilted his head and hopped about with all sorts of lively graces.
He vaguely recalled that he had seen Marianne one evening at Madame de Marsy's smile at the Prefect of Police, that Jouvenet who flirted so agreeably with that pretty girl in a corner of the salon.
Their short, full skirts reminded him of white frocks that whisked gayly around the hazel-trees long ago, those ballet-girls bore a striking resemblance to the pink and white grisettes that he had flirted with when he was twenty.
I flirted with the only son of this banker, who all through the winter had been very attentive to me.
Upon which he had returned to his party and flirted with Mrs. Harris more than ever.
On one occasion a pair were working peaceably together at the corn, when she flirted a bit of dirt so that it flew toward him.
While they were there, he flirted his tail, jerked himself around, crest standing sharply up, and in every way showed his sense of importance and responsibility.
The old dame flirted her canary-colored skirts and skipped as nimbly as he, replying in her rough but rich contralto: "Chowder of students Is sweeter than honey, But the gay Andalusians Have plenty of money.
She flirted a little, and danced and swam and drove and played golf and tennis a great deal, but she never lost sight for an instant of the serious business of life.
Billy flirted youthfully with her host, Rachael devoted herself to the old lady.
The wind blew a shower of fine sand across the faces of the laughing men and women, the children screamed and shouted as they flirted with the lazily running waves.
He might have flirted with Grace, have taken her about and given her presents, in absolute safety.
She laughed, she flirted with the common yet admiring boys, she paid charming attention to the old women.
They flirted only, but they swiftly found life uninteresting when apart.
He had been told by managers that if he would work hard he could make a sensation, but Henry was lazy and Henry was rich, so he sang, shot big game and flirted his years away.
He played poker-dice when he wasn't singing Wagner, and flirted when he wasn't drunk.
She was gay, andflirted with the caballeros, young and old, but she cared not for any.
They attended church with exemplary formality, and flirted informally during service with the village beaux.
Until the going down of the sun, in biblical phrase, and then some, she flirted shamelessly while Gordon exhibited, on his part, the customary phases.
It was simply disgraceful the way you flirtedwith me, almost compromised me with my own offspring.
It made her so mad sheflirted her head off with Ramon.
Every day the Catbird came and flirtedaround and said, "Zeay!
When people asked Mrs. Polistes how she ever came to think of such a thing as putting the nest up again, she simplyflirted her wings and replied: "Where else should I put it?
Whenever the Mouse wriggled or flirted its tail into his eyes he jumped backward.
I am sure Julia does not, or she would not have flirted as she did last night with Mr. Yates; and though he and Maria are very good friends, I think she likes Sotherton too well to be inconstant.
He listened and smiled and flirted his tail but he stayed where he was.
There was his old familiar world, the fellows he had been through college with, the girls he had flirted with, the very music he had danced to, times without numbers.
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