' I must not say, being myself a Cambridge man, that the Bodleian dominates Oxford, yet to many an English, American, and foreign traveller to that city, which, despite railway-stations and motor-cars and the never-ending villas and perambulators of the Banbury Road, still breathes the charm of an earlier age, the Bodleian is the pulsing heart of the University.

They pushed the wheels of their perambulators against your legs, without even apologizing.

The remainder of your stay in Palestine would be about as exciting as pushing a perambulator in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.

His workmates put it down to the alleged fact that a careless nurse had let him fall out of the perambulator on to his head.

So, when Ninette brought my perambulator to the gate, there was Père, in his veston and casquette, determined to go with me and see me through.