vagabonds

Here in this wild place, eating the best chicken stew in the world with a bunch of vagabonds hard on their luck.

We were always little vagabonds going along with them to Vegas and Billie has never been made to tag along on jobs.

Buddhism failed to ennoble the daily occupations of life, and produced drones and idlers and religious vagabonds.

The King of the Vagabonds and his seneschal gave token of rare dexterity in their shocking trade.

Will you, vagabonds, still reproach me for having induced you to leave the fortress of the Marquis of Jaffa?

Off they moved, the whole wobblety procession, to the cracking of native whips and howls of the admiring vagabonds.

Lucky the day when I met you unwittingly, Dining where vagabonds came and went flittingly.