As a boy, Kidd would practice passing against a wall beside his house.

He embraced her as she passed and nestled beside the other boy.

It passed directly beside the half-opened door of an empty office.

They passed a lazy day in the shade beside the river.

It passed the shadow of the post beside the steps.

With gloved hand, he passed a key to the man beside him.

He drank, an honest swallow, and passed the cup to the officer beside him.

Slowly and smoothly he rose, passing the rope to a bigger man beside him.

He passed the attache case to the man beside him.

He repeated the motion and passed it to the quiet young security guard beside him.