What is "vagabonds"

Usage examples of "vagabonds".

No type was more popular round French dinner tables, because France was so large and so infested with Vagabonds and highwaymen.

So as the caravan left the Nile behind and began winding through the 2,400 wards and quarters of Cairo, it was carefully followed by Janissaries, not to mention hundreds of beggars, Vagabonds, pedlars, courtesans, and curious boys.

I swear by all of you Vagabonds, Niggers, Heretics, Kikes, and Camel-Jockeys, for you are the only friends I have ever had.

For their cart had already come under attack from a mixed mob of thieves, Vagabonds, Janissaries, and French soldiers.

But the various revolutions of the last decades had turned their families into Vagabonds of an extraordinarily hard and dour cast, roaming around Eire in search of organized violence.

Kings may play Vagabonds in masques, you are now a merchant banker named Signore Punchinello.

For if half of what is said of England is true, the place is full of runagates, Vagabonds, highwaymen, and varlets of all stripes.

The difference was that in Christendom they were wretched Vagabonds, but here they were running the place.

This was even more ragged and humble, being little more than a camp inhabited by Vagabonds, blacks, mulattoes, and mestizos.

Food is cheap enough, which explains why there are so many Vagabonds in the suburbs.

From cocoa and vanilla plantations rose gaudy churches and monasteries thrown up by Spaniards who had made ludicrous amounts of money, and in some cases half torn down by the thieves and Vagabonds who infested this country far in excess of Europe.

Jamaica and covered a lot of ground since then, in places that were not friendly to black Vagabonds, had developed a kind of guile and subtility that Jack thought of as Oriental.

Diverse tinkers, vagabonds, strolling gentlemen, and boot-blacks were also making their way towards the exits, and in the fronts of the new town-houses around the square, curtains were being drawn.

The two lived almost as Vagabonds for some years, making occasional sojourns in the houses of more fortunate relations.

For there was a stiff proportion of Vagabonds and worse in this throng.