Waif In A Sentence

• It was some waif that had been drifting about till it was thus cast at his feet.
• She felt as she had felt many a time in her childhood that she was simply a waif and stray.
• Indeed these words of the poor dying waif were potent enough to shape all his future career.
• The waif is born of emergency, and timidly launched on the rough sea of opinion.
• This queer waif and stray, this vagabond of the woodside, was at least as fearless as herself.
• He dreamed, very strangely, of the little cosmopolitan waif whom he had met that afternoon.
• There was a merry little waif from the circus who loved to come and sit with Hubert.
• Signify your approval, for I have decided that it is the wisest thing a waif can do.
• Mrs. Barry bit her lip and did not love the waif the more that she had been able to defend her.
• Where can that poor, mischievous, pretty waif be knocking about in the wide world now-a-days?
• Meanwhile, the waif is well cared for and as happy as she can ever be, I fancy.
• But no sign was given, and I was left a waif stranded upon the shores of modern life!
• Fusie, the little, harum-scarum French waif was ready for anything in the way of adventure.
• No longer was she the ragged waif to whom I had given the dress pattern back toward Dubuque.
• Like a frightened animal the waif sped across the field and dodged into the next clump of shrubbery.
• Most of the benches were vacant; but here and there a waif or a belated homegoer sat in drowsy isolation.
• Homesick and heartsick, the waif in the page's dress was left facing the unfriendly glances.
• The waif had not at all comprehended her meaning when she spoke of "home," and so she had not committed herself.
• It was a shipwreck where nothing could survive, and where the waves did not even drift some shapeless waif and stray ashore.
• Here, quite close to him, was a fellow waif who had drunk deep of his own bitter sense of desertion.
• He coaxed this waif to be the companion of his journey, taking care to stop where he could provide himself with the needful sustenance.
• A sense of calamity told him that there was trouble deeper than the disappearance of the waif of the Skeet tribe.
• It was only as might be expected, then, that nothing in the newspapers relating to their little waif ever met their eyes.
• She dropped the shrouding blanket from her shoulders, and he saw her now in the garb of the waif of the Skeets.
• Sine felt increasingly dismayed as he thought of this immature, quiet-eyed girl, this waif of an alien world.
• The erstwhile sheriff of Abilene had dreamed a dream about an adopted waif and a beautiful young girl.

• It is no waif to him.
• So the waif was left alone.
• A waif by the wayside, unhoused in the night?
• I must be cast forth a waif upon the world.
• And waif of bondwomen, you still are noble.
• Then came good Mrs. Morgan, who took the waif to her heart.
• It was not the friendless waif who thus bewailed her inarticulate misery.
• He is a human waif thrown up on life's shore.
• The poor waif suffered many hours of agony alone in his garret.
• Surely, between us, we can do something for this poor little waif and stray.
• For this was no wretched waif of the streets I could pity and leave.
• A strange waif of the sea Jim building castles-in-the-air.
• We missed the moment, or abused it, and here I am, a waif on a foreign shore.
• How wonderful to have found the poor little waif right in Nora's own attic!

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