Some textbooks say that he never worked again that he became a vagrant or a circus attraction, or in one example that he survived for 20 years with the rod still in his skull.
" I have no clothes, nothing, " she objected. " You hardly realize, sir, that I am not a man, or that I am unaccustomed to the vagrant, careless life which you and your men seem to lead" .
Passepartout had been a sort of vagrant in his early years, and now yearned for repose;but so far he had failed to find it, though he had already served in ten English houses.
She had a cloud of curly dark hair which was so sternly repressed beneath its net that no vagrant tendrils escaped, and this dark mass, with its long widow's peak, accentuated the heart shape of her face.
A pre-pandemic study of behaviour among hot-deskers, conducted by Alison Hirst of Anglia Ruskin University in Britain, divided people into " settlers" and " vagrants" .