Then the dream hopped up into the air and cut a caper.

Jean, in high spirits, cut a caper like a school-boy, exclaiming: Hah!

I have cut a caper with the dancing mad god.

Here he showed ivory to his ears, cut a caper, and danced into the fort.

As soon as he found himself on shore he cut a caper and cracked his shadowy fingers.

Come on; be a sport, cut a caper, crack a wheeze, do something to get a giggle!

For somewhiles he would whistle and somewhiles he would gape, and otherwhiles he would cut a caper or two.

Godefroy cut a caper.

Betty cut a caper.

Then he cut a caper, and became so bold that he even tapped at the window; but the bundle never moved.

Roche, putting his hand on his shoulder, whispered some Irish words in his ear, and the poor fellow almost cut a caper.

I am so delighted that I would immediately cut a caper or two, were people not looking on, who would laugh at it.

He would get up suddenly and cut a caper, rubbing his hands every time that the thought of your fresh laurels came into his head.

If you do, I can tell you you are mistaken; there's many a man would rather undertake to kill a giant than cut a caper.

He could never pass a heap of sawdust without cutting a caper.

Cuts a caper-downhe goes!