mite

Inside the copse the doves were cooing, squirrels leaping, the cuckoo crying, as the mite went along.

And there isnt a mite of harm in that Asa Scruggs, added the housekeeper.

I mite hev doubled it; but the fellows wuz took in so easy that no financeerin wuz required, and it really wuz no amoozment.

Such is the honour of that mite, that he looks at Cobbs, to see whether he has brought him into trouble.

He's never paid any attention to anybody, and I guess it's a mite late to expect him to begin now.

"Hurts," said the young tumbler, rubbing his top-knot with a mite of a hand, and glancing severely at the judge.

Another kind of mite (Glyciphagus hippopodos) is stated to infest the ulcerated feet of horses.

Playing each its part in the plan of the universe, flower and insect added its mite to the life and the loveliness of the summer.

Then he heard a cry come from the raft, and saw a mite of a boy reaching out his hands.

The veterans added their mite to the entertainment in the shape of a tolerably fair tenor and an intolerable bass.