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McCandless was smallish with the hard, stringy physique of an itinerant laborer.† (source)
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The insults were by no means one way, though the ones from the itinerant men were more muted† (source)
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Wherever they stopped, he was always Andrew Wiggin, itinerant speaker for the dead, and she was always Valentine, historian errant, writing down the stories of the living while Ender spoke the stories of the dead.† (source)
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But on the afternoon of the thirtieth of October, an observer—standing in the very spot where our ragged itinerant now stood—would have witnessed a bewildering sight.† (source)
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In this new ecosystem money, or even good looks, did not seem to determine popularity; what mattered most, as I came to realize, was who'd lived in Vegas the longest, which was why the knock-down Mexican beauties and itinerant construction heirs sat alone at lunch while the bland, middling children of local realtors and car dealers were the cheerleaders and class presidents, the unchallenged elite of the school.† (source)
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I had already accepted the fate of the rest of my days being spent alone, an itinerant wanderer with no place to go.† (source)
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He wore an old smoking jacket with the belt askew, an open-throated white shirt, and a pair of rough serge pants that would have looked more at home upon the legs of a itinerant gardener than upon those of the richest man in Little Dunthorpe.† (source)
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Werner makes his way alone to a spartan hostel six blocks away, where he rents a bed for two marks a night and lies among muttering itinerants and listens to the pigeons and bells and shuddering traffic of Essen.† (source)
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The Holy Bible—which I carried in a bundle along with Time magazine and the Washington Post—had been part of my itinerancy for years.† (source)
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A group of itinerant teachers and philosophers from the Greek colonies flocked to Athens.† (source)
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It has been stated that Shaston was the anchorage of a curious and interesting group of itinerants, who frequented the numerous fairs and markets held up and down Wessex during the summer and autumn months.† (source)
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It turned out that Christoffels belonged to an almost vanished trade, the itinerant clockmender who trudged on foot throughout the land, regulating and repairing the tall pendulum clocks that were the pride of every Dutch farmhouse.† (source)
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He ran errands for an "itinerant photographer" who stopped for a time in Gilmanton.† (source)
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a blockade of itinerant vendors hawking the wonders of this grindstone, that toasted peanut, this little doll that dances by itself without a single wire or thread, look for yourself, run your hand over it;† (source)
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An itinerant photographer who took the only picture of him that could have been preserved was forced to smash his plates without developing them.† (source)
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Her father had lived an itinerant life typical of many stateless, educated Palestinians.† (source)
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