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Meanings of ramble about in English
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Usage of ramble about in English
1
I left the town and began to ramble about the fields.
2
At other times you can ramble about the ship, in all proper places.
3
We ramble about this and that, more gossip about people I'll never meet.
4
They ramble about, and infest every place, not entreating charity, but demanding it.
5
There was space enough to ramble about in the gardens.
6
In the afternoon he used to ramble about, sometimes with Forester, and sometimes alone.
7
I would that I could ramble about and act the knight-errant as you do.
8
One of these days, perhaps, we may ramble about again.
9
When you come back, I'll take you out on a ramble about the neighborhood.
10
Since she could not sleep, why should she not ramble about until she could?
11
I ramble about the country near my dwelling, and seek the wildest and least-frequented spots.
12
They love to ramble about the garden, taking up space and producing loads of fruit.
13
Several men and all the boys were sent out to ramble about and seek me.
14
Rose could ramble about as she liked, and she felt like a prisoner set free.
15
Surely your master does not allow you to ramble about, in the middle of the night.
16
He remembered his dreary ramble about the lanes as if it had taken place last week.
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