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Updated: May 23, 2025
There's none of your nasty pride about Jim." Chrissie glared, but Kitty refused to be annihilated, and crinkled her nose in sauciest defiance, whereupon her companion stared into space with an expression of disdain.
You scarcely could see his beady black eyes for his bushy topknot, his wing tips touched the ground, his tail had two beautiful plumy feathers much longer than the others, his feet were covered with feathers, and his knee tufts dragged. He was the sauciest, spunkiest little fellow, and white as muslin.
She was very pretty, sweetly pretty; with hair that wanted no gold powder, the clearest, sauciest eyes, and the handsomest mouth in the world; but of grammar she had not a notion, of her aspirates she had never a recollection, of conversation she had not an idea; of slang she had, to be sure, a repertoire, but to this was her command of language limited.
And I had five of the sweetest, sauciest, happiest girls in England once upon a time.... Now, come you and pour out a cup of tea for your foolish old father. We're snug here hey? Better than Great Cumberland hey? You monkey!" He pinched her ear and felt that they shared a secret. She caught his happiness, and bathed in his praises, feeling as it were the sun upon her cheeks.
"Down on it, like a dog on a rat." "It is not for me to make light of her sin; but her sin can be washed away as well as other sin. I love her too. She was the brightest, kindest, sauciest little lass in all the parish, when I came here." "Father was proud enough of her then, Mr. Fenwick."
Out of the jumble of unrelated sounds presently emerged a gay and sparkling melody; and then a gayer one; and after that a rollicking song from one of the latest musical comedies. There followed two of the sauciest, most irresponsible tunes that ever made a vaudeville success.
Curtis wish to go to "Forest House"? But she answered her friend promptly. "Of course Uncle and Aunt would be most happy to have you, and Nellie and I would be perfectly delighted." "Why do you think I am anxious to come, Madge?" Madge smiled in her sauciest fashion. "To see me, of course," she replied. "Doesn't that sound conceited?" But Mrs. Curtis was not smiling.
'I expect Grunthi-jee, said the Subadar-Major, 'you and I grow too old to care for the Kahar-ki-nautch the Bearer's dance. He named one of the sauciest of the old-time nautches, and smiled at his own pun. Then he turned to his nephew. 'When I was a lad and came back to my village on leave, I waited the convenient hour, and, the elders giving permission, I spoke of what I had seen elsewhere.
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