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I heard a little chit of six say to a youth of five,-
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What does that little chit, Fanny, want at a missionary meeting?
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This comes from talking foolish clatter with that empty-headed silly little chit last night.
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Why, she's been in Craddock school since she war a little chit o' sixteen.
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Turns out our little chit-chat set the guy off.
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In other words she's an insipid little chit.
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Anytime. Then there were some pleasantries exchanged and a little chit chat before we hung up.
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He's got to learn that I'm not to be shaken by a little chit like him.
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To think the little chit should fancy an elegant Montereño could fall in love with her!'
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You wait, you little chit, and the first chance I get I'll scratch your eyes out!
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And now this little chit of twenty, her own stepdaughter, might do and say what she pleased.
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Come, little chit; they will soon pass.
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And did the little chit do that?
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From that little chit, who's known Peter half the number of months that I've known him years!
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And she didn't see much in Lucy, who, according to her idea, was a little chit of a thing.
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You silly little chit!
