And by and by she gived me such a swate smile, from one ind of her mouth to the ither, that it made me as bould as a pig, and I jist took hould of the ind of her
little finger in the most dillikitest manner in natur, looking at her all the while out o' the whites of my eyes.
He noticed that she held her knife as though it were a pen-holder, and when she drank protruded her
little finger.
answered the little ballet-girls in chorus, warding off ill-luck by pointing their forefinger and
little finger at the absent Persian, while their second and third fingers were bent on the palm and held down by the thumb.
I am sure the clergyman himself could not say such beautiful things as you do, though he does live in a three-storied house, and wear a gold ring on his
little finger.
She saw Ruth's husband come in,--saw her fly up to him, and commence whispering very earnestly, ever and anon, with impressive gesture, pointing her
little finger toward the room.
I have the humour,' said Tackleton: holding up the fingers of his left hand, and tapping the forefinger, to imply 'there I am, Tackleton to wit:' 'I have the humour, sir, to marry a young wife, and a pretty wife:' here he rapped his
little finger, to express the Bride; not sparingly, but sharply; with a sense of power.
After this feature, I noticed next his beautiful brown wig; his sparkling little gray eyes; his rosy complexion; his short military whisker, dyed to match his wig; his white teeth and his winning smile; his smart blue frock-coat, with a camellia in the button-hole; and his splendid ring, a ruby, flashing on his
little finger as he courteously signed to me to take a chair.
It was a happy circumstance that Antaeus was the Pygmy people's friend; for there was more strength in his
little finger than in ten million of such bodies as this.
James Harthouse, striking the ash from his cigar with his
little finger.
For I can make people well: and I can make people ill-- just by raising my
little finger.
Come out on my
little finger, my pret-pret-pretties
On the
little finger of each hand, thickly encrusted with dirt, was a diamond ring, on his thick, protruding lips a complacent smile.