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Meanings of vagrant breeze in English

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Usage of vagrant breeze in English
1
Dust rose from the cliffs edge, quickly blew away by a vagrant breeze.
The Tarn of Eternity
2
Lifeless, bare, no hint of motion, other than from vagrant breeze.
The Tarn of Eternity
3
This time they were stirred by a vagrant breeze.
The Tarn of Eternity
4
They are creatures of moods, melodic air plants, swinging to the rhythms of any vagrant breeze.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
5
A murmur of admiration went around the room like the stirring of leaves before a vagrant breeze.
Sevenoaks: A Story of Today
6
Had not a vagrant breeze tossed it, obtrusively, upon her lap, she would probably not have looked at it.
Up the Hill and Over
7
Hyperion's sun was setting behind the too-near horizon, and the few kilometers of featureless grass rippled to a vagrant breeze.
The Hyperion Cantos
8
The heat grew less intense as an occasional, vagrant breeze stirred in the brush and fluttered the handkerchief round Waring's throat.
Jim Waring of Sonora-Town; Or, Tang of Life
9
The evening freshened as the sun went down, a vagrant breeze stole out from some leafy covert and disported itself blithely.
Princess
10
It sloped to the northwest, was covered with old dry grass, and would catch any vagrant breeze except an eastern one.
The Outlet
11
You are like a bark without an anchor, that drifts about at the mercy of every vagrant breeze or trifling eddy.
Washington Irving
12
A vagrant breeze, swirling suddenly in the wrong direction, carried the scent of Tarzan to the sensitive nostrils of Bara, the deer.
Jungle Tales of Tarzan
13
A vagrant breeze, with a hint of autumn, blew Eleanor's scarf across his shoulder, and he tenderly replaced it about her throat.
Quin
14
He realized that an altercation with the prisoner would shatter his whole case, like a house of cards blown down by a vagrant breeze.
The Voice on the Wire
15
A vagrant breeze set the leaves of the sentinel trees to sighing their approval as they looked down on the little tableau of human happiness.
Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer
16
A matchless trio, accompanied by the vagrant breezes played upon the tree-harps, seconded by the singing of distant waterfalls.
See America First
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