LITHE in FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS

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Definition

a graceful, flexible body — often implying thinness

or:

graceful, flexible body movement

She looked at his brown face, his lithe build, his shock of hair, and the quick heel-and-toe way that he walked.
Chapter 11 (11% in)

Robert Jordan watched her climbing lithely up to his lookout post, the sack over her shoulder, the bucket in one hand, her cropped head bright in the sun.
Chapter 28 (14% in)

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lithe used in For Whom the Bell Tolls