You may remember Chris because I have written about his colorful past as a hippie vagabond.

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But then, Rollhaus has been something of a vagabond entrepreneur all his life.

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Down on his luck for the first time but not wanting to disappoint the vagabond, the businessman starves for days to afford it.

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By the 19th century, this vagabond culture was completely entrenched, with the whole of Sicily being ruled by these nameless, shadowy figures who became the Mafia.

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Freddie remains a violent drunk vagabond, beholden to no one.

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His wanderings free the vagabond-diplomat from the bonds of caste and hierarchy and permit him to talk and deal with everybody in the same way, irrespective of convention and propriety.

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"He was initially sentenced to three months as a rogue and vagabond but he kept stalking the Queen so the government decided to get rid of him, " said Dr Bondeson.

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