I walked about, but was very weak, and withal very sad and heavy-hearted under a sense of my miserable condition, dreading the return of my distemper the next day.
As we walked about we saw a large, tall tree, upon which we designed to pass the following night for our security; and having satisfied our hunger with fruit, we mounted it accordingly.
He walked aboutin the barracks puffed up with boundless importance.
He walked about with a self-satisfied air, by the side of his camp bedstead, beneath which he had concealed his spirits, previously buried beneath the snow behind the barracks, in a secret place.
Attached to these ladies were certain gentlemen who walked aboutin clouds of perfume, rose at midday, and supped at midnight.
It made him restless, and a trifle melancholy; he walked about absently, wondering and wishing.
After dinner yesterday I began to recover my voice, and I think I sang half the Irish Melodies to myself, as I walked about to test it.
As I walked about on the bridge all the four hours, and had cold salt beef and biscuit there and brandy-and-water, you will infer that my Channel training has not worn out.
My beard froze as I walked about, and I couldn't detach my cravat and coat from it until I was thawed at the fire.
Lockhart had been anxious to see me all the previous day (when I was away on the Campagna), and as we walked about I knew very well that he knew very well why.
I walked about in the morning, going into all sorts of churches whenever we saw one open.
I walked about, wondering what my feelings of happiness would be, if I could ever become engaged to this dear wonder.
I walked about, but was very weak, and withal very sad and heavy-hearted under a sense of my miserable condition, dreading, the return of my distemper the next day.
Several times a month, dressed as a nun or as a peddler of laces or small linen articles, as a rich merchant's wife or a religious pilgrim, she rode or walked about with a sack on her back, or a valise in her hand.
So I walked about, and thought what a fool I was--why had I escaped?
I walked about there, looked around, and kept thinking all the time: 'Where am I to go next?
To the 14th of July, I walked about with my gun, little and little at a time, having been reduced to the greatest extremity of weakness.
The mist disappeared as the glorious sun came forth; and we walked about to survey the place.
In the afternoon we walked about to inspect the antiquities, and found several remains of Christian churches with bell-towers attached to them--certainly not originally minarets.
He walked about in feverish impatience, plaguing himself with all manner of doubt and apprehension.
All that night I walked about, for fear of being noticed loitering by a policeman.
He rose, walked about for a few minutes, then stood still before her.
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