A brown sunburnt gentleman, who appears in some inaptitude for sleep to be wandering abroad rather than counting the hours on a restless pillow, strolls hitherward at this quiet time.

A gentleman strolled casually past the carriage, staring at Emily with bold eyes much to her father's mixture of chagrin and pride.

ERNEST J. NEWMAN . . . Dear Diary: A rather healthy but apparently not-so-virile elderly gentleman strolled into the operating room for correction of his problem.

Wealthy gentlemen strolled the pavements.

Cleve watched as the gentleman arose and strolled from the dining room, his shadow moving with him.

Here and there, a gentleman strolled with his wife on his arm, their children ranging about them.

And of course, one of their greatest attractions was that ladies and gentlemen could stroll along the decking or sit in deck chairs at the end, just contemplating the sun, sea and sky.

The gentlemen rode, drove themselves in curricles and broughams, or strolled nearby, quizzing the beauties.

A gentleman she took to be his father strolled after his son.

Two elegant young gentlemen, they strolled forward to Aquila's bow.