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1
Once they were permitted to
roam
about
through the swamp without molestation.
2
But I did not permit her to
roam
about
alone after that.
3
You cannot wonder that I should wish to
roam
about
a little.
4
And I am very glad to
roam
about
;
it amuses me very much.
5
The bigger he was, the less he liked to
roam
about
.
6
It means to
roam
about
for pleasure without any definite plan.
7
That's why I
roam
about
your horrible slums in the dark.
8
For how long I shall
roam
about
there, Lord only knows.
9
They do not
roam
about
promiscuously, treading on one another's toes.
10
I thought I would like to
roam
about
alone a while in the sunshine.
11
She got up and began to
roam
about
the room.
12
I can
roam
about
at my pleasure, while she is restrained within the walls.
13
To look at, and to
roam
about
of holidays, Odo seemed a happy land.
14
The largest herds of cattle
roam
about
in the unfenced arid regions of the northwest.
15
The grubs of the bumblebee fly
roam
about
the test-tube without touching the live tidbit.
16
The barrister began to
roam
about
the apartment, frowning with the intensity of his thoughts.
roam
about
roam