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Meanings of return wanderer in English
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Usage of return wanderer in English
1
And they had seen what the returning wanderer had brought with him.
2
He was more than astonished at the attitude of the returned wanderer.
3
Near him stood one who was not a captive, but a returning wanderer.
4
This gentleman stepped briskly forward and welcomed the returned wanderer.
5
The angels are happy to welcome a returning wanderer.
6
He listened eagerly, for one was evidently the voice of a returned wanderer like himself.
7
Nevertheless, the returned wanderer was not wholly at ease.
8
With what palpitating hearts were the returning wanderers greeted!
9
For a moment she turned her eyes with a fixed and glassy stare upon the returned wanderer.
10
The silhouette of the ruined castle against the summer sky gave her the feeling which all returning wanderers know.
11
The unseen presence seemed to bend pityingly from the rude desk-pulpit and comfort the gentle heart of the returned wanderer.
12
Black Eagle sniffed at the witching smell as the returned wanderer smells of the rose that twines his boyhood's cottage home.
13
This dingy little den, with its greasy walls and low, smoky ceiling, was a kind of paradise to the returned wanderer.
14
Ignoring this, he made a most touching plea about the gray-haired parents in England waiting to celebrate Christmas with their returned wanderer.
15
While, far over the hill-side, in very sight of the closed blinds of Anne's room, the returned wanderer strode away, and disappeared.
16
To his great joy Mrs Jo was discovered alone in a grove of proof-sheets, which she dropped, to greet the returning wanderer cordially.