rolling stone

The horse steps on a rolling stone; a wind in the branches makes a moan.

I remember writing home that I was in a country where the rolling stone gathered most moss.

You know, Donna, I've been a rolling stone, and I haven't gathered very much moss.

Outwitted yesterday by a rolling stone, and to-day by your own inconceivable dullness.

“A rolling stone and nothing less,” Uncle Dan had called him, over and over again, and the title seemed to fit Matt exactly.

I was alone in the world—a rolling stone—and why should I not follow the guidance of my destiny?

I'm the Rolling Stone, and I'm about two inches from your left toes.

He had been a ne'er-do-well, a rolling stone; he had not been a dutiful son.

I fought him for you once, and if it hadn't been for a rolling stone under my foot, it would have been death for one of us.

But my Uncle Dan always called me a rolling stone, and that hits it exactly.