'Can't you say who won the
Helter-Skelter Plate when you're asked the question civilly?'
On they dashed,
helter-skelter, until they pulled up panting at the office where the lawyer of the Westmacotts was to be found.
They flew
helter-skelter out of his grips, landing in all manner of attitudes, grotesquely and harmlessly, in the soft snow.
It would have been a triumphant descent, if a big dog had not bounced suddenly through one of the openings, and sent the whole concern
helter-skelter into the gutter.
There were yells of rage and pain, and the terrified people fled into houses and stores, or scattered
helter-skelter down the street.
The children came in
helter-skelter, tumbling over one another like so many puppies.
The crowd of diners and attendants that tumbled
helter-skelter down the passages divided into two groups.
But, however they differed when looked at separately, they shared the same huge, lovable nature in the bulk, which murmured and swayed and quivered all the time the dancing and juggling and love-making went on in front of it, slowly laughed and reluctantly left off laughing, and applauded with a
helter-skelter generosity which sometimes became unanimous and overwhelming.
Until at last they got so jumbled together, in the hurry-skurry,
helter-skelter, of the match, that whether the kettle chirped and the Cricket hummed, or the Cricket chirped and the kettle hummed, or they both chirped and both hummed, it would have taken a clearer head than yours or mine to have decided with anything like certainty.
Recently opened, there's five levels of slides, climb tubes, mazes,
helter-skelters and a huge 17-foot free fall chute.
