1
One day my teacher and I were returning from a long ramble.
2
Nothing like a long ramble when one is a little out of sorts.
3
Why had he not met him in his long ramble through the town?
4
Come, tell the news which sanctions this long ramble of yours.
5
After a long ramble through the streets I came back home again, and slept.
6
They had a long ramble, zigzagging extravagantly about the city.
7
You are welcome to England after your long ramble.
8
This, dear Sophia, has been a long ramble.
9
After a long ramble through the forest, the boys came to the site of the old camp.
10
Took a long ramble up the pike.
11
When his apprenticeship was halfway through he went with Teddy for a long ramble one summer evening.
12
Many a long ramble must the boy have had, storing his memory with these quiet, sylvan pictures.
13
There is not much in life pleasanter than a long ramble on the road in leaf-green, sun-gold summer.
14
It will be up in less than an hour, and we mean to take a long ramble to-night.
15
He remembered a certain long ramble which he had taken in those woods after Lily had refused him.
16
Roger, after a long ramble in the park with his fair tormentor, returned about noon, flushed and excited.
