"The old man has done flitted.

And Jack's been here and he's done flitted.

They flitted along like a flock of swallows, hopping and skipping from wave to wave, lifting their little feet behind them so daintily that Tom fell in love with them at once.

She would be left behind, like Charlestown and all the old life, when Mother Carey and the stormy petrels flitted across unknown waters from one haven to another.

With a feverous vision's unseen pace She had flitted away again; And stood, with a last dumb prayer for grace, By the window that clanged with rain.

When I awoke, these renewed themselves to me, and they flitted about with me for the remainder of the day.

Cousin Monty flitted unobtrusively to his tent, got on dry garments, fished another notebook out of his bag, and set out once more in quest of local color.

" A shadow flitted across the girl's face, but it was succeeded a moment later by a bright smile, as she said: "Oh, I am so happy, I was never happier in my whole life.

" As he said this a strange look flitted swiftly across his face, and was gone before any eye but a loving woman's had noted it.

" She fancied a dark shadow flitted across her husband's brow.

" At that instant, as if some tributary demon had heard his wish, a shape which could be none but Elsie's flitted through a gleam of moonlight into the shadow of the the trees.

She flitted about their showrooms like a beautiful butterfly hovering over a flower-bedher eye caught by every novelty.

And men in evening dress (a costume which seemed to be forbidden to sitters at tables) flitted to and fro with inconceivable rapidity, austere, preoccupied conjurers.

From the avenue the clang-clang of car gongs sounded sharp and clear, and red and white and purple lights flitted like strange will-o'-wisps through the half light, and disappeared into the darkness beyond the common.

Fire-flies flitted in the uncertain light.

Long ago and have done it again; Fools murmur of errors committed, But every intelligent man Has accepted the view that we flitted

While he was yet whirling through mid-air she changed him into a partridge, and he flitted away to the hills to live forever in the woods and fields which he loved so well.

He felt her hands upon his shoulders, her lips soft and warm upon his cheek, and before he could take hold of her she had eluded him, and had flitted into the shadow of the house.

The birds of this species were very numerous, during my excursions, and the woods were constantly flushing with their bright colors as they flitted among the trees.

Only a slight haze flitted across her pupils now, like the vapor from a recently extinguished fire.

As she concluded her narrative, an almost angry expression flitted across the young prince's countenance.

"It looks like the one that flitted ahead this morning.

A pleased expression flitted over the child's face, as he saw where it had been resting, and when it was fastened in the front of his little embroidered nightshirt, his hand closed over the pin as if it were something very precious, and he were afraid of losing it again.

The next time when he flitted across the light, no one else saw him; but they cried out at my start.

It had flitted ere she could point its placegone in a single flash but she was greatly startled!