1
Dare you play truant for a little while and walk on the sands?
2
It isn't right of you to encourage him to play truant.'
3
They should all be in school, but he wasn't about to play truant officer.
4
Do you always mean to play truant from evening service?'
5
What a school-house is the world, if our wits would only not play truant!
6
To play truant to sit on a bench and sulk!
7
I did not often dare to play truant; and the school became odious to me.
8
But today he simply had to play truant.
9
A lawyer cannot play truant in term-time without-
10
Their high resolve to play truant at all costs had begotten a wonderful sense of fellowship.
11
In stopping to persuade Richard not to play truant, he had come near being too late.
12
The point to be settled was, whether it would be safe to play truant for the day.
13
Is it becoming a suitor to play truant when he wishes to hear favorably from his 'ladye fayre'?
14
I soon tired of school, and began to play truant; generally wandering along the wharves, gazing at the ships.
15
There is a risk that schoolchildren might be tempted to play truant for the chance of a few coins.
16
Parents of children who persistently commit crimes or play truant from school could face the loss of child benefit.
