Significados de trudge on foot en inglés

Am I to travel with six white horses and silver bells, or trudge on foot with a wallet?

The horseman, who heard this, pulled up and cried, "Hullo, Hans why do you trudge on foot?"

She was thinking of Nicholas having to trudge on foot all those miles back after his exertions on the sward.

What right have you to ride in your coach or astride your spirited barb while I am forced to trudge on foot?

A poor creature belonging to a Tuatee, however, is forced always to trudge on foot, although its master often takes a lift himself.

We then came to a region consisting of hills and valleys of sand, over which we had to trudge on foot, suffering fearfully from thirst.

He neither tired of trudging on foot, nor cared for cold or heat.

Naab trudged on foot with the reins in his hands.

This will be better than trudging on foot, Juan, eh?

Voltaire lived in a palace and rode in a coach with outriders; Rousseau trudged on foot alone.

But looking back once more, I beheld one of my men trudging on foot across the line.

People preferred trudging on foot, and saved their money, which was more valuable to them than their time.

He trudged on foot to meet Joseph Wood, and got in good time for the meeting, fifteen miles distant, and returned home the same evening.

Kasli and his fellow deserters trudged on foot alongside the murahaleen, who regarded them with the special contempt horsemen reserve for those who cannot ride.

"Have you no more wit," said a passerby, "than for you and your Son to trudge on foot and let your Ass go light?"