walkes

On ye other side of ye house is just such a Garden, only the walkes are all grass rowl'd and the Squares are full of dwarfe trees, both ffruites and green, set Cross wayes wch Lookes very finely.

Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary 1888

Harry Truman, used to go out the gate and take walkes down Pennsylvania Ave ....

Secret Service acknowledges failure in state dinner snafu 2009

While he walkes the red carpet and inspects the traditional army line-up, the army's brass band plays this tune.

Pop Culture Blender James Gurney 2009

Now I know this place has been reviewed endlessly over the years and is a mainstay of various walkes of life, and that is what makes it such a great place.

Archive 2008-06-01 Jayf 2008

Now I know this place has been reviewed endlessly over the years and is a mainstay of various walkes of life, and that is what makes it such a great place.

my favorite bar in NYC...Old Town Jayf 2008

She walkes in the kichen when im doing my homework and starts yealling at me cause of the parental warning on it saying she needs to see what i see.

johnnystamos Diary Entry johnnystamos 2006

Having found out the place where she dwelt, he began (as it is the custome of yong Lovers) to use divers daily walkes by her doore: as thinking in his minde, that her remembrance of him was constantly continued, as his was most intirely fixed on her.

The Decameron 2004

Soone after, it being plainely discerned on either side, that the one was as well contented with these walkes, as the other could be: she desired to enflame him a little further, by a more liberall illustration of her affection towards him, when time and place affoorded convenient opportunity.

The Decameron 2004

Eunuch, as deprived both of hearing and speaking, stood the lesse in feare of the Sisters walkes, but referred them to their owne care and providence.

The Decameron 2004

And well were it (good Father) if he could be contented with those walkes, and gazing glances which hee dartes at me: but growne he is so bolde and shamelesse, that even yesterday, (as I tolde you) hee sent a woman to me, one of his Pandoraes, as it appeared, and as if

The Decameron 2004