Amidst such an infinite variety of objects, my attention was so distracted that it could not settle down upon any one, and I strolled about without object or design.

After dinner we strolled through the rooms and were shown the different souvenirs of Frederick the Great, and got home at ten-thirty."

After all, it was, he told himself, more likely that he had made a mistake than that Miss Morriston could be strolling in confidential talk (for such seemed the case) with that fellow.

Yet Colonel Musgrave strolled into his garden, later, with a tolerable affectation of unconcern.

One Sunday, when I was some ten or eleven years old, when the old people were gone to meeting (and they had to go eight miles to find a meeting house), I, with an older brother, tired of lying around the house, concluded to take a stroll along up the brook.

I then, in return, assured her that I had not supposed any of the family had remained at home, when I strolled to this part of the mansion.

" Fan Ch'i, strolling with him over the ground below the place of the rain-dance, said to him, "I venture to ask how to raise the standard of virtue, how to reform dissolute habits, and how to discern what is illusory?" "Ah! a good question indeed!"

Bowing to these three, who, like himself, seem to find real luxury in open-air strolling on a bitter night in midwinter, he notices that his model, the Ritual Rector, is wearing a new hat, like Cardinal's, only black, and is immediately lost in wondering where he can obtain one like it short of Rome.

On the morning after the match, just before school, the members of the Triple Alliance were strolling across the entrance-hall, when they noticed a crowd of boys surrounding the notice-board.

To behave like a foolish child, to startle Aunt Amy into a fit and all because her mother and Dr. Callandar had gone for a stroll down the lilac walkthe most natural thing in the world.

I said I should do nothing but take a stroll by the river, the day being fine, and come back when the poll was declared and make them a little speech.

Instinctively, after paying for his food, he strolled toward the cigar-stand.

Ronleigh having won the toss and elected to go in first, the Wraxby men strolled out of the pavilion to take the field.

" "Don't stroll over the edge of the haha as I very nearly did one night," Morriston said laughingly.

Dan, having no particular associations with the gentler sex, took a stroll around town to meet any old friends who might care to see him again.

Norgate grunted, as they strolled towards the door.

"I sent a card to Secchi, and awaited a call, well satisfied to have a little more time for listless strolling among ruins and into the studios.

Onward he strolled for a long time, but other adventure he found not.

Mäzli undertook a little stroll from time to time, for her companions depressed her very much.

"Whenever I went strolling at night, he would produce his curious lights.

" The conversation turned on other topics, and when at length they rose from the table, Jack proposed a stroll round the garden.

He was strolling past the saloon the morning after the Secret Meeting, when down into the street, like a kingfisher into a stream, Maudie darted, and held up the Colonel.

I wanted to be sure that he would take a stroll before setting to work again.

Our tea had to be drank without milk, as the cow had gone for a stroll up the mountain and was out of reach of the post-office.

They strolled under the trees, and Verty picked up some of the long yellow-rinded apples, which, lay upon the ground under the trees, and offered them to Redbud.