stroller

The stroller tried a simple ruse, and nigh lost his feet in doing it.

Before them fled the stroller and his three sons, capless and terrified.

"A sign that we will be proper friends," replied the stroller.

That's why he moved—he moved in that trailer, in that stroller.

The carriages grow fewer, the shadowy figures hurry by and touch the stroller lightly.

Lady Charlotte's house was at the distance of a stroller's half-hour across Hyde Park westward from his own.

She had been a "stroller," ranting tragedy in barns and country towns, and playing Cupid, in a booth at suburban fairs.

"I am not a vagrant or a stroller, sir," said Jeanie, a little roused by the supposition.

In these years I made a great deal of money—a great deal, at least, for a stroller—but it went as fast as it came.

But I was only a stroller—a poor ignorant soul, half Hercules, half fool.