1
He forgot everything, even danger, in his desire to see that little drummer.
2
Yo' know, dat little drummer wot's trabelin' wid de big man.
3
The little drummer was soon seated high on the shoulders of the tall man.
4
He was too eager to find that little drummer to be angry very long.
5
Clark said to him, "Take the little drummer boy on your shoulders."
6
At another river the little drummer was floated over on the top of his drum.
7
Her little drummer played less and less frequently to her as the months passed by.
8
The little drummer beat a march on his drum.
9
At that moment a little drummer appeared by the flagstaff, and beat a lively rataplan.
10
A little drummer boy was marching at the head of a procession, gaily rolling his rataplan.
11
Three brothers in the Army-one a little drummer-boyof sixteen, badly wounded in the retreat from Mons.
12
Him a dozen little drummer-boys followed-"thelittle darlings!"
13
Silly girl, you're always losing things, said a little drummer voice that patrolled my head with a proverbial beat.
14
The little drummer in her brain would creep out of his corner, play to her softly while she moved about among them.
15
Stonewall Jackson has impressed the whole army down to the last and least little drummer with a sense of his mental force.
16
He knew without being told that those eyes belonged to the little drummer with whom he had been playing hide and seek so long.
