1
The beggar again made signs of the cross repeatedly in the air.
2
He was not a beggar & was obviously having a good time.
3
And in their wealth the beggar and the outcast had due share.
4
The beggar rose and walked toward the second booth on the right.
5
The pretended beggar took the coin, and put it in his pocket.
1
Servants and masters mingle together, and even the mendicant is kindly received.
2
Those who envied this mendicant said that he belonged to the police.
3
O lady of the mendicant order, I cherish an affection for thee.
4
This kind of mendicant is distinctly rural, and belongs to old times.
5
At Sanam Luang he bought a kite from a mendicant kite salesman.
1
A panhandler with a cigar in his mouth smiles in Old Havana.
2
The first panhandler I met was a woman, the second a large man.
3
Tells how he bought a handmade sign from a homeless panhandler.
4
The Mouse looked back after the panhandler, but Lorq kept on.
5
Lisa said you smelled worse than the panhandler that hangs around the Red Owl.
6
He looked like a panhandler and talked like a scholar.
7
For five years I've been little better than a panhandler.
8
You have only my bare word that I'm not a panhandler or a crook.
9
Nothing, however, seemed further from the panhandler's thoughts than flight.
10
If a panhandler had those, he wouldn't be a panhandler.
11
Obedient to the young woman's request, the panhandler waited.
12
Any more than that chap, to-night, was a panhandler.
13
He became a city bum, a panhandler, a moocher.
14
The panhandler got as much as the plutocrat.
15
But then he saw the Smith & Wesson .40 caliber she pulled from the panhandler's waistband.
16
She turned back to regard the panhandler, but he turned away from her and shuffled uptown.