By now she had become a vagrant and an adventurer.
The man was a vagrant, and the city buried him in a potter's field.
The disguise works so well that he is detained by a policeman, who mistakes him for a vagrant and gives him a humiliating mandate: "Say 'General Zia is a one-eyed faggot' thrice and I'll let you go".
There are notes from doctors indicating they had no idea who Guthrie was; or they saw him as a wanderer a vagrant, and thought his claims about songwriting were delusions of grandeur.
Some in the village thought our nameless man must have been an immigrant or a vagrant and felt that, in death as in life, it was necessary to keep him at bay.
Later in the year he was arrested as a vagrant and discharged.
A Vagrant and Alison Bechdel's Fun Home are straightforward and easy to read, though they're wildly different.
Highmore, in response, asked for a charge against John Harper, one of the rebellious actors, for being a vagrant, and Harper was sent to Bridewell Palace prison.
Its Didi and Gogo are Sebastian, a bookish, philosophizing vagrant, and Joe, a well-dressed young executive who wakes one morning to find that everyone in the world has disappeared, except for himself and Sebastian.
"I start with a thing, like, 'I want to see two homeless guys get swapped around by weird private security guys,'" Louis says, referencing a blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene when the show's protagonist witnesses a pair of sharply dressed men bundling a vagrant into a car and positioning another in his place, as though replacing a light bulb.
