"You're a bad little flirt, baby, what pretends she don't know what a blind man can see.

"You are one of the most shameless flirts I ever knew.

My dear, you have always known her for a heartless flirt.

Married flirts.

A good, honest, painful man many times hath a shrew to his wife, a sickly, dishonest, slothful, foolish, careless woman to his mate, a proud, peevish flirt, a liquorish, prodigal quean, and by that means all goes to ruin: or if they differ in nature, he is thrifty, she spends all, he wise, she sottish and soft; what agreement can there be?

" "And you're quite nice," he admitted, "although you're such an incorrigible little flirt.

I write not this to patronise any wanton, idle flirt, lascivious or light housewives, which are too forward many times, unruly, and apt to cast away themselves on him that comes next, without all care, counsel, circumspection, and judgment.

At last the pan seemed empty of everything but water; but with a quick semi-circular flirt that sent the water flying over the shallow rim into the stream, he disclosed a layer of black sand on the bottom of the pan.

We have wasted too much time already on such a good-for-nothing conceited flirt," said Mary.

Even Clarissa stopped her grazing long enough to look up, ears erect, eying the musician in grave surprise, and then, with a contemptuous flirt of her tail, went on with her repast.

A flirt of the worst sort, toodemure, serious, conventional.

The most forgiving of earthly things, I often cling to my deadly foe; And, spite of the cruellest flirts and flings, Arise by the force that has cast me low.

He was washing gravel in a large pan, with a circular, tilting movement; and as they looked, giving a deft flirt, he flashed up the yellow gold in a broad streak across the bottom of the pan.

No one, then, could for a moment doubt the pretensions of War Club, or that all the girls of the village should fall in love with him; and he, like a downright flirt, was naturally very cold and cruel to the poor creatures who loved him so much.

Mrs. Brodie says she's a dreadful flirt.

For why may not the mother be naught, a peevish drunken flirt, a waspish choleric slut, a crazed piece, a fool (as many mothers are), unsound as soon as the nurse?

Do you know I think you are a little too severe in calling her a mean, spiteful, slipshod, vulgar, dumpy little flirt?" "Read that again!" shrieked Saccharissa.

There is many a shabby little experimental flirt who has managed to keep intact an-innocence which I don't possess.

Another relative of Cammilla died tragically, Lodovico, who was killed by Giovanni Bandini in a duel at Poggio Baroncelli in 1530a duel fought for the hand and heart of the beauteous Marietta de' Ricci, a relative of that other fateful flirt, Cassandra, who was the cause of Pietro Buonaventuri's tragic death, and died by the knives of assassins.

Of course you are not a frivolous flirt, or a silly-headed creature with no ideals or principles.

She is an incurable flirt; and she was quite sure that she had captivated Ned, who is always ready to make love to anyone that will listen to him.

Do you know I think you are a little too severe in calling her a mean, spiteful, slipshod, vulgar, dumpy little flirt?" "Read that again!" shrieked Saccharissa.

She turned on her heel with a melancholy flirt of her skirt, and vanished.

"I know you think I am only a shallow, outrageous little flirt sometimes, Josephine," she said, "but I am not.

Ries describes him as a sad flirt.