It was a long walk he had before him, and not much time to do it in, so that he was obliged to step briskly out.
I 'll take a long walk to-morrow, and visit that part of the coast.
I have often known Papa out late before, but this is rather a hard night for a long walk.
Late in the afternoon they were resting from a long walk up and down the deck.
I am never lonely; and, old as I am, I don't mind a long walk or a rough road, any more than your young feet do.
Now, my dear, let's be off; we have a long walk before us.
She had a long walk--at least two miles and a half--before she could reach the high land that lies above Fern Dene.
It was at some distance from the hotel; but Madelon repeated that she was not at all tired, and would like a long walk, so they set off together in the mild September evening.
My old friend Sir Adam called, and took a long walk with me, which was charity.
I had a long walk to-day through the new plantation, the Duchess's Walk by the Nith, etc.
Being Sunday, I read prayers to our guests, then went a long walk by the lake to Huntly Burn.
Now, one evening, after a long walk, as I was making my way home with great strides so as not to be late, I saw a dog trotting toward me.
Long walk in a charming wooded valley, as far as the Hermitage of Sans-Souci.
So she went in search of Connie, and the two set out for a long walk.
You must have found it rather a long walk," he began tentatively, his eyes on the young man's face.
There is only one high school in Mount Mark, so the twins will have to go to the other side of town,--a long walk, but in good weather they can come home for dinner.
I whispered--"a long walk--to the other side of the Flat?
He had left word with little Jack, who met him on the common, that he was gone a long walk, and should not return till dinner-time.
I sat down upon the rock weary from my long walk, and gazed dreamily upon the broad plain at my feet.
If it took him six hours to run the distance, I should find it a long walk.
A flat rock, half in sunshine, half in shadow, lay hidden in the grass close by the footpath I had been pursuing, and I sat down upon it, somewhat tired from my long walk in the woods.
One morning, shortly after this, Rowland and Roderick took a long walk.
He did not go away; he simply took a long walk, stayed away from the inn all day, and on his return found Miss Garland sitting out in the moonlight with Roderick.
He would have preferred a long walk, and so would Kedzie, but she could not have walked far without changing her costume and her slippers.
It was a long ride on the Subway and then a long walk to her boarding-house and then a long walk and a long ride to his.
I was very glad to see her, and took her to my room, and gave her some Vesta matches to eat, and a cup of nice melted wax to drink, for the poor little thing was very hungry and thirsty after her long walk.
This quiet, almost solitary, man whose home was in the shadow of a great college, whose daily life was such a long walk of dull routine, could yet find time to make his own sunshine and to draw others into the light of it.
Wylie took the rifle, and again went out kangarooing, whilst I took a long walk to examine the country, and look out for a line of road to proceed by, when we left our present position.
She took a long walk alone, in the dreamy slanting sunshine of the mild winter afternoon, the genial balmy air, and the soft purplish haze seeming like a presage of the coming spring.
Next morning he bathed, and had a long walk, coming back by way of the Coppingers' house, but passing quickly, and seeing no one.
In the afternoon he took a long walk, which led him through the Holland Park region.
I cannot imagine why they should suppose I should not like a long walk," said Mary, as she went up stairs.
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