Sometimes a leaf fell and rustled down the road ahead of a vagrant wind.

A vagrant wind blew off his hat and gently stirred his long and wavy hair.

A vagrant wind sighed about the place.

So why have I been left, after twenty years, with one frail daughter whom any vagrant wind may destroy?

A vagrant wind, which had been wandering and moaning all morning as if lost, seemed to stir the snow and settle to rest again.

It moved like mist through the shadows, letting the vagrant winds take it where they willed.

The sound of the vagrant winds purring here and there in the tops of the spruces reached my ear.

Where will the vagrant winds and currents carry the ship during the long winter months that are ahead of us?

Some of Macaulay's best essays were written on board slow-going sailing-ships that were blown by vagrant winds from England to India.

Presently Jim discovered a brown space in the distance, and detected a thin column of smoke rising on occasions between the vagrant winds.

For, with these words, the memories housed in the other chambers crumble to dust and ashes, blown only by vagrant winds of Fate.

While there is light, you can see the course they keep across the country-thedust of horses' feet- abridge-avagrantwinding on a hill beyond.