The Saunter-er's Apple not even the saunterer can eat in the house.

Was there no way to attract the saunterer's attention?

The detective, who seemed to have been just a saunterer, had accommodated himself to Francis' destination.

Henry, a vastly different man from the genial saunterer of a moment ago, poked wildly through the railings.

Here the Sunday saunterer stops and lounges with his book, and bathes his hands and face in the cool fountain.

His satisfaction communicates itself to a third saunterer through the long vacation in Kenge and Carboy's office, to wit, Young Smallweed.

There is a modicum of natural history, but mostly he reaps the intangible harvest of the poet, the saunterer, the mystic, the super-sportsman.

He says that the word saunterer was derived from those persons who, during the Middle Ages, went on crusades to the Holy Land.

Saunterers for exercise or flirtation often turned for a glance at Angela.

Curiosity attracted the saunterers; then in turn the frequenters of the bars and gambling games.

The saunterers on the willow-shadowed banks came strolling in.

The promenade was crowded with saunterers.

They had drifted from the outskirts of the crowded table and found themselves in the thinner crowd of saunterers.

The saunterers through the different paths and alleys were issuing upon the main avenues, and tending in gathering force toward the gate.

The Casino offers concerts and occasional plays and operettas, and a band in the main promenade entertains regularly the listening evening saunterers.

Mr. Muir, the Wanderer, needs a continent to roam in; while Mr. Burroughs, the Saunterer, needs only a neighborhood or a farm.