I remembers when a Shylock over to the Dudleytown bank forecloses a mortgage on old Homer Hines, an' offers his settlements at public vandue that a-way, how Mollie prances out an' pours a poem into the miscreant.
As quick as thought he shakes the water from his mane, stamps and prances and jumps from the top of the moon to the nearest star, and from star to star until he arrives at the Golden Gate of the Land of No Returning.
Look, how he prances and shakes his mane and sniffs the air.
A horse that will be perfectly furious under the dressing of one man, will be as quiet as possible in the hands of another---a rough subject thinking the more a horse prances aud winces, the greater the reason to lay on.
The Convention presses on; Henriot prances back, with his staff, some fifteen paces, "To arms!
But up prances the alcalde and almost wipes the dust off my shoes with his forehead.
And that handsome man only ruffles his curls and smirks and pranceslike a lady-killer at my side.
It darts madly at nothing at all, and then, as though suddenly checked in the pursuit, prances sideways on its hind legs with ridiculous agility and zeal.
He prances along, just out of reach, but tantalizingly close; when we get aboard our car, we know he is safe in some corner gazing sadly after us, and that no danger can drive him home until we reappear.
He prances off at a goodly pace; 'T is a noble steed he rides, That bears as well in the speedy race As he bears in battle-tides.
What tho' 't is but a rocking-chair That prances with this stately air?
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