And then he took the high note-took it easily, insouciantly-held it, trilled it, tossed it.
"Half Portions"
Edna Ferber
Virginia curled up in the sand; Malcourt extended himself full length at her feet, clasped fingers supporting his head, smooth, sun-browned legs crossed behind him; and he looked like a handsome and rather sulky boy lying there, kicking up his heels insouciantly or stretching luxuriously in the sun.
"The Firing Line"
Robert W. Chambers
I'll be ready tomorrow, I think, to visit their library and tape up some planetological and planetographical-notice how insouciantly I toss off those two-credit words?
"The Galaxy Primes"
Edward Elmer Smith