Finally he darted forward and seized one.
" He darted off behind the barn like a gray streak, and Granny and Reddy followed, for it was true that some one was coming.
Like a flash Reddy darted behind the barn, and all Mrs.
Toad looked where Danny was pointing, and his tongue darted out and back again so quickly that Danny wasn't sure that he saw it at all, but when he looked for the ant it was nowhere to be seen, and there was a satisfied twinkle in Mr.
With a quick look this way and that way to make sure he wasn't seen, he tossed the fat hen over into the hollow and then, with a sigh of relief, darted away.
At times they hung motionless, then suddenly darted away—swift and light, as if delighting the visitor.
When Peter darted out under the very nose of Boxer, the little Bear was so surprised that for a couple of seconds he didn't do a thing.
Watching his chance, he darted out under Boxer's very nose.
With one sudden, sharp, bitter little cry she avoided Ellen's hand, darted through the door and fled up the dark staircase.
He remembered the other pair of challenging blue ones that had darted coquettish glances through half-dropped lids, shot arrowy beams from under archly lifted brows, and said gravely, "Don't form yourself on her, Rebecca; clover blossoms that grow in the fields beside Sunnybrook mustn't be tied in the same bouquet with gaudy sunflowers; they are too sweet and fragrant and wholesome.
The man darted a look at her and put down his ear of corn.
Blacksnake coiled himself up in the path and darted his tongue out at Jimmy in the most impudent way.
" His funny little tongue darted out, and the fly was gone.
Two flashes of fire and two puffs of smoke darted from behind the old tree trunk.
Timmy struck near the foot of a tree and without wasting a second darted around to the other side.
With a tiny little squeak of relief he darted in.
Yet all that way Whitefoot twisted and dodged and darted from place to place and was just as badly frightened as if there had been enemies all about.
At last he saw a hole in an old log and into this he darted.
" Whitefoot suddenly darted into his hole.
With a frightened little squeak Whitefoot darted back, and for a long time he was afraid to come out again.
