Meanings of vagrant life in English

This vagrant life has been his own.

What an exuberant, vagrant life it was!

I was all this while in a vagrant life, among infidels, Turks, pagans, and such sort of people.

For a considerable time, however, they remained in an unsettled state, suffering from attacks, and leading a vagrant life.

We went on expeditions up the mountains, and lived a sort of vagrant life that was just what we both needed.

A Malay, daft but harmless, led a vagrant life at Perth, getting bit and sup from the open tables of the colonists.

A man who leads such a vagrant life does not stay long in any one place, and has neither friends nor foes anywhere.

So the women could get nothing more out of him; he lied, evaded, shuffled, and feigned utter ignorance; pleading, adroitly enough, his vagrant life.

One would like to follow these people through their vagrant life, and see them in their social relations, and overhear their talk with each other.

Piccadilly?-Oscarhad grown as expert in avoiding the rattling broughams and hansoms as the veriest mongrel that ever led a vagrant life in London streets.