skip

Not this year, cause he said the last year he did it, that now he could skip a year or two.

Here, more specifically, are some features and successive phases,—unless the reader prefer to skip.

Rogers used to say that a man who attempts to read all the new publications must often do as the flea does—skip.

It seems that the ex-convict, Skip Riley, had been a circus performer once upon a time, before he took to being a burglar.

We have no need to follow our gipsies down the valley that takes two months in the traversing: we skip across the bridge.

On reaching the top of the brow, she began to skip and run where the road descends by Folieu.

We can make it at thirty miles an hour, and the skip in the Reunion Mine will get us to the surface in five minutes.

I reckon it's one o' them sums just got up to make the sprouting intellect hop and skip about for practice.

Skip stepped back; the touch of the man's hand now, when through him he had gotten into so much trouble, was disagreeable.

On the opposite side of the square, directly across from the first star, skip four threads and make another square.