But, do be just a teeny bit careful, Edith dear, because when he is at all he's very much so.

"And the clothes seem just a teeny-weeny bit tight, p'r'aps," continued his wife.

They seem to have kinder hearts than some of the people at Nazeby, but what strikes one as quite different is that every one is witty; they are making epigrams or clever tournures de phrases all the time, and don't seem to talk of the teeny weeny things we do in England.

So we had all to attend to the luggage, and were only allowed a teeny hand bag each, with a nighty and comb and brush in it.

The Baronne seated on the large sofa with Jean; Godmamma and the mother of the young man in two of the armchairs; while Victorine fumbled with some music on the piano with the dame de compagnie, whom Héloise calls "le Remorqueur," because she looks like a teeny tug pulling along a coal barge (Victorine).

I had a teeny scene with him in the lift as we came down.

"Hundred an' forty-seven good-sized ones," was his inventory; "twenty real big ones; two big boys and one whopper; an' a couple of fistfuls of teeny ones an' dust.

The dinner at a teeny place like Caudebec in France was delicious.