walker

• ; Then, with a final tight smile, the walker was gone Timein cursed both Urza and himself for the necessity that had drawn him back into the 'walker's plans. —  Loren L
• As a boy he was a sleep-walker, and he never became warm below the knees till he had been in bed six hours, a circumstance which led his mother to predict that his time on earth would be brief. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Jerome Cardan, by W.G. Waters.
• For one man who is ruined by drink there are ten ruined by women; and not by the kind of women who are supposed to ruin men either; not by the street-walker, the chorus girl or the demi-mondaine. —  We Three
• Tom's got two brothers that are peddlers an' a father who's a track-walker, an' he's got a mother what takes in washin'. —  Mary Louise and the Liberty Girls
• A good walker is as regular in his going as clock-work. —  Recreations of Christopher North, Volume 2

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