Ye can get a passage down the Maes in a sailing scoot as far as to the Brill, and thence on again, by a place in a rattel-waggon, back to Helvoet.
I was thinking something of the same; took the mate upon one side, arranged with him to send on my chests by track-scoot to an address I had in Leyden, and stood up and signalled to the fishers.
The nicest thing just now would be to scoot indoors!
I guess I willscoot to bed, now; I'm awful sleepy.
We'll have to quit our trailing, and scoot for shelter, I'm thinking!
And listen, Dol, if a moose makes a noise anywhere near, we must scoot for the trees before he comes out from cover.
Oh bibbie, didn't I scoot in after that cigarette case.
Then Harry came nearer, but the other fellows stood over near the spring house, so they could scoot inside, I suppose.
The bucks always scoot along the same track, just the other side of the red slab.
Scoot down there and climb into that boat," he said proudly to Eileen.
There's a train at eight-two; I could just about make it if I scoot now.
If you'll take my advice you'll scoot back home and do the same.
We must scoot back, because he'll be in a hurry to start.
We'd better scooton with the programme or we'll never get through till next week," she declared.
A fine lot of swag I had, when I had to scoot just after I got the safe open.
I suggist that ye turn about, Captain, and scoot for home," was the ironical advice of the Irish youth.
I'll just have to make a quick scoot across the line, and trust to the luck of the Irish army!
I nosed around for two days, layin' low and keepin' mighty quiet, and you better guess I made a quick scoot through Juarez, too.
Well, we had a glorious little run for our money, and I sent down one Hun, and crippled another chap's machine so that he had to turn tail and scoot for home.
Entirely disregarding the fact that I'd made a reconnaissance, he dragged me about like a toy, and finally, blest if he didn't scootinto a natural tunnel.
We'd better scoot and get a place to stay all night.
But I wanted to find out why a rabbit makes two marks with its front paws and only one with the hind legs; and so I looked around to see if there wasn't a track where we saw that bunny scoot away yesterday when we got here.
Little girls that wheedle fond fathers into letting them go to evening parties must be content to scoot for bed the minute they get home.
There's nothing to hurt you, and if you scoot fast, it won't take ten minutes to get that book.
I must scoot now, and go back to my practising, or I shall have Bunty on my track.
Better put a chain on him, and make sure he doesn't scoot out in the night!
An' was ye wantin' the Scoot to help ye chase ain puir wee Hoon?
For Tam the Scoot is on yeer track And soon yeer dome will start to crack!
A little group began to form at the door of the mess-room, for the news that Tam the Scoot was "up" was always sufficient to attract an audience.
With blank faces she and Val would rush from the house and scoot after the scurrying rabbits.
Lying here in the cool while we have toscoot about in the heat and dust.
It looked big enough to land on, and even if you can't scoot across it, and rise from it, we can go up as a balloon.
And there's a chute from the upstairs to the basement, to scoot the wash down to the electric machine to rub them, and a little gas stove with two burners to boil them, and the iron I told you of.
I'm just going to scoot one over into father's pool to start him.
Now scoot back to the sidewalk--or, here, George, you take them over.
Scoot along, dear, and don't think too much about the birthday till it comes.
Scoot now, Sister--I'm going out on the porch and read.
But just as they thought they had it, the monster would scoot off.
With this rig, we can scoot around like a pair of barracudas!
So we can pick up Scoot if he’s even near the designated spot.
So Scoot had been separated from the others and now was limping home to his carrier, trying to get the best speed he could without overheating the engine too much.
Scoot was raging—all day long without a crack at a Jap!
Scoot picked the leading Jap plane, got it in his sights and roared up on it from a little below.
The door of the cockpit was already wrenched half off, so Scoot crawled out easily enough.
It was the first time either March or Scoothad been in San Francisco, and they enjoyed the two days spent there before taking the train east.
Scoot unfastened his safety belt and crawled from his seat, feeling his bruised arms and legs to make sure they were whole.
March wrote about that in the letter he wrote toScoot Bailey that evening.
