1
Besides, it seemed good to him to loaf around like a bum!
2
He never was permitted to loaf around on the streets.
3
Maybe I'll decide to loaf around with you a few days and save borrowing.
4
It's good enough just to loaf around and look at.
5
I don't work much- Ijustkinda loaf around and take care of the stock.
6
But he was sure awful sick an' needed to loaf around an' be amused.
7
Us men would loaf around and talk; and a man would say, 'There she goes!'
8
They loaf around in swing chairs and hearken to the first one who gets to 'em.
9
Time and triumph encouraged us to loaf around.
10
We'd get up when we liked and fish when we liked, and loaf around all day.
11
Court meets next Monday, so, if you don't object, I'll just loaf around the office until then.
12
For it was a weekday and the non-tourist population of Ireland had other things to do than loaf around.
13
To become a buckwheat-reaper and housekeeper, to look after the sheep and swine, and loaf around with my wife?
14
The boys prefer to have occasional open evenings when they are free to loaf around, and go to bed early.
15
At all events, he has been allowed to loaf around here for some time, and you probably heard him swearing.
16
And so they would have to loaf around, in a place where the thermometer might be twenty degrees below zero!
