The elation of it fairly frightened Mr. Chichester, and he so far forgot himself as to take up his whip and administer a sharp flick on Archdeacon's shoulderan outrage which the good horse, after an instant of amazement, resented by a creditable attempt to bolt.

No, she isn'tshe's back in her roomcupboard still emptyno milkno sugarFlick, flick!

" He went to the back o' the cab, and afore I knew wot had 'appened the 'orse had got a flick over the head with the whip and was going along at a gallop.

It is an effluence from the entire animal, which may be projected at a man in various ways, by biting him, or spitting at him, or giving him a flick with the tail.

And thus she gives over her flickings, And praises the HARVARD LAMPOON.

They slide these things along altogether too quickanyway, she won't post itI seeshe's torn it upFlick, flick!

"Only one man aboard her, with a machine-gun," commented the Master, eyes at glass, as he watched the flick of sunlight on the attacker's fuselage, the dip and glitter of her varnished wings, the blur of her propellers.