perambulator

And the perambulator was got for my Emmie's first—it didn't live but six months, and she's never had but that one.

Winton went leisurely up to the perambulator, and, saluting Betty, looked down at his grandchild.

"Or you might run over to the Goelets', and borrow their baby's perambulator," continued that segment of the Spanish Inquisition.

Peggy asked, as they set off, she and Hal hand-in-hand, just in front of nurse and the perambulator.

I pulled pieces of perambulator out of myself for two weeks with the hand that was not disabled.

A nursemaid was lagging along with a sleeping infant—its mild face to the sky—in a perambulator.

They told him to take this perambulator home to his father and show him what a beautiful present they had made.

“You must have commenced to live in your perambulator,” she declared.

You ask for a perambulator as if it were a sixpenny-ha'penny toy!

It was impossible to imagine a nursemaid lolling over a perambulator in Clapperton Street.