Meanings of become a wanderer in English

Thus did Rousseau become a wanderer at the age of sixteen.

If ye send me forth, I shall become a wanderer of no account.

Rather than do this Roberts told Smith he would become a wanderer over the earth.

We shall see him in the autumn, when he has become a wanderer through the country.

He'd become a wanderer in these books.

Otherwise, I should have become a wanderer.

The point lies in this: He must wholly forget himself, become a wanderer (in the Abode of the Beloved) enamoured with His Tresses.

Where they would go, God only knew; Tim would become a wanderer, living away from his people, starving himself and sending home his pitiful savings.

A few months later Mr. Allen became a wanderer in many lands.

He became a wanderer among the Jewish communities of the Ottoman empire.

But all this kindness he returned with insolence, and again became a wanderer.

Ill health forced him to resign in 1843, and Mörike once more became a wanderer.

But he quarrelled with Senzangacona, and became a wanderer.

Confucius resigned his office, and again became a wanderer, but now with a new motive.

It would appear that, finding nothing to do in London, Borrow once more became a wanderer.

He became a wanderer through those woods.