Meanings of little mites in English

Even tiny little mites play with flags and drums and little guns.

He didn't know any more than little mites of Sunday-school children do nowdays.

They're not to need me for anything, the poor little mites!

Don't 'ee know I've always loved 'ee since we were little mites together?

Look at those poor little mites fighting for that ice!

A gentleman in our carriage had two little mites of terriers in his overcoat pockets.

And for these forlorn little mites, somehow or other the John Grier Home must supply their need.

Such poor, weak, bloodless little mites anyway.

She dumped my things out of the drawer-thebottom one-andpoked them in those little mites of ones.

They are good juicy food, these little mites, and very plentiful; so no wonder the Herring becomes plump.

I believe that naturalists think these little mites of frogs leave the mud and marshes later on, and become tree-toads.

During our first summer an increasing number of these poor little mites would wander into the cool hallway of Hull-House.

Almost immediately my son unearthed a very well and snugly concealed nest of kittens - six little mites about two days old.

Poor little mites, how tired and hungry they were, for they had nothing to eat but the berries that grew by the roadside!

There were birds in gilded cages by the large south window-mutelittle mites they were; they rarely if ever sang but they were alive!

I have several sweet little mites with unspeakable heredity, but the Bretlands want six generations of church-attending grandparents, with a colonial governor at the top.