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Meanings of little flirtation in English

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Usage of little flirtation in English
1
There was probably a little flirtation, and a good deal of gossip.
Ladies Must Live
2
I can, at any rate, have but little flirtation to answer for.
La Vendée
3
He thought he saw an easy chance for a little flirtation.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
4
She saw the way, on her side, to a little flirtation.
Armadale
5
Maybe his father was having a little flirtation with his neighbor.
Daddy
6
Never mind; I thought you might be having a quiet little flirtation with somebody.
An Old-Fashioned Girl
7
It was merely a little flirtation, to pass the time, on both our parts.
The Chauffeur and the Chaperon
8
Whether or not a match grew out of this little flirtation I cannot say.
Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes, and Other Papers
9
Her little flirtation with Drouet seemed now an extraordinary thing.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
10
Countess Rosali, there was no denying the fact, certainly did enjoy a little flirtation.
Dora Thorne
11
Poor, lonely, friendless creatures, it was not surprising they should welcome a little flirtation.
Hodge and His Masters
12
Sometimes there's a little flirtation to play with, sometimes not.
Amberville
13
Perhaps he thought he would have a little flirtation.
V. V.'s Eyes
14
A little poetry, a little flirtation is one thing.
The Lady of the Rivers
15
And there remains our own sentimental little flirtation, a broken and, alas, a discarded thing!
The Great Impersonation
16
Once or twice, but sort of jokingly, and I thought it was only some little flirtation.
An Old-Fashioned Girl
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