I'm going for a walk in the woods.

We're going for a walk.

She had gone for a walk with her youthful companions, and during her absence a young cousin, De Toissi, who was going as a missionary to Cochin China, called for a short time at her father's house.

They went for a walk but Tippy Toes sat at the table and said, "Oh, Snubby Nose, why do you cry so much?

" "Why did you go there?" "Jest for a walk, an' to see how it looked.

She missed combing her hair, lacing her shoes, tucking her in her bed, and the bright face and little hand when they used to go out for a walk.

When Sam left the place 'arf-an-hour afterwards they was still hanging about, and as Sam passed Ginger asked 'im if he was going for a walk.

Waiting for the evening made the day seem very long to 'em; but it came at last, and, with the beards in their pockets, they slipped out and went for a walk round.

"You'd better go for a walk," said that gentle-man, regarding him kindly; "that's wot the cap'n thought.

As he passed through the toll-gate, he succeeded in making an appointment with Nelly for a walk on his return.

" That phrase started the electric batteries within Katie and the batteries got so active she had to go for a walk.

Virgil imagines the bank clothed with wood, and in the woodwhere afterwards was the Forum Boarium, a crowded hauntAeneas finds Evander sacrificing at the Ara maxima of Hercules, of all spots the best starting-point for a walk through the heart of the ancient city.

They were just starting for a walk, and the Secret Friend was finishing a story.

After that first day I was ready to drop the thing, I admit it, only I went for a walk that nightand there's a lot in walking.

On a certain morning he was disposed for a walk; thought in the severity of the winter season a trifle might be of service, as fuel was high; felt a kind of necessity to enclose the money in a letter; went to the house, found the family, delivered the paper and retired, but knew not the extreme necessity of the minister and his family, either at that time nor till this very moment when his friend introduced the subject.

He went out for a walk in the dark, and seems to have slipped over the side of an embankment into deep water.

" "You thought she had gone home with a sick headache and was in bed?" "Yes," replied Sahwah, "but when she came in I decided she had been out for a walk."

After a while he began to feel singularly irritated at this, and to conceal his vexation went indoors and presently went out for a walk.

Henry III. sent his mother once more to the Duke of Guise, and himself went out about four o'clock, dressed in a country suit and scantily attended, as if for a walk in the Tuileries.

No lieutenant looks younger for his years than this one in the Grenadier Guards, and he seems of the same type as the others when you see him marching with his regiment or off for a walk smoking a brier-wood pipe.

"Did you not go out for a walk yesterday?"

"] The fourth candidate offered a premium of five pounds for the place; and then "A.B." began to get frightened, and refused to see any more of the girls, convinced that they must be lunatics from some neighbouring asylum out for a walk.

I have been out for a walk sometimes, and reflected when I came in that if what has passed through my mind were all printed in full in a book, it would make a large octavo volumeand precious stuff, too!

When I go out of the house for a walk, uncertain as yet whither I will bend my steps, and submit myself to my instinct to decide for me, I find, strange and whimsical as it may seem, that I finally and inevitably settle southwest, toward some particular wood or meadow or deserted pasture or hill in that direction.

After supper I looked into the large room where I had registered; it was lighted, and was very comfortably furnished with easy-chairs and a lounge, but it was an extremely lonely place, and, lighting a cigar, I went out for a walk.