- - Note the lame shuffle out to have a walk
- - Mabel struggling to walk leisurely
- - mabel changes to a leisurely pace
- - Stroll, having capacity to cross motorway
- - Move slowly, with a quack, into the drink!
- - Go slowly, as risk-taker drops margins
- - Stroll taken in Haddenham? Bledlow?
- - stroll with one medically qualified to split drink
- - take a walk on the mild side?
- - chance to abandon golf for a leisurely walk
- - Gambles on Gilbert and Sullivan leaving to stroll around
- - Able, around first of March, to go for a stroll
- - Walk in a leisurely manner and risk losing the lead
- - deft to cuddle maiden in promenade
- - Walk on the right, too
- - beer getting doctor to walk
- - Take a leisurely walk
- - Better to avoid extremes in gentle stroll
- - A doctor seen on the French promenade
- - Right to leave hike to take a stroll
- - Walk in the park, say
- - Take it slow
- - Walk, as in the park
- - Take a stroll
- - Take time to smell the flowers
- - Walk in the park
- - Take a walk
- - One way to walk
- - "Take it easy!"
- - walk in the countryside overlooking river or casual stroll
- - doctor takes beer around at an easy pace
- - Mabel changes to take a stroll
- - Walk along leisurely
- - Walk at a slow, relaxed pace
- - Stroll accomplished covering miles
- - Stroll from hazard, abandoning golf
- - Gentle progress of doctor overcome by beer
- - Walk at a slow pace
- - Stroll, saunter
- - go easy - or mabel will be upset
- - Wander, but not initially, in leisurely walk
- - Easy walking pace
- - walk without haste
- - Dawdle along
- - Walk like a doctor in drink?
- - Move slowly shifting blame
- - Walk leisurely (rhymes with "gamble")
- - Go easy - Mabel is upset
- - Carefree walking pace
- - stroll out with mabel
- - Walk in a relaxed way
- - a leisurely walk?
- - Bet Premier goes off on a stroll
- - Leisurely stroll (rhymes with "gamble")
- - Saunter off free from blame
- - go at an easy pace – not enough for a wager
- - stroll casually
- - go at easy pace - drink brought round doctor!
- - Stroll or saunter
- - adult male making a blockhead walk
- - Walk about at a leisurely pace
- - Walk at an easy pace
- - Walk at a slow, easy pace
- - Walk at a leisurely pace
- - Easy-going
- - Aimlessly meander, being less energetic initially
- - Stroll along
- - Hike, heading off for walk
- - Walk casually
- - Relaxed walk
- - Walk slowly
- - Go for a stroll
- - Walk unhurriedly
- - Walk easily
- - Shuffle along
- - Stroll or walk without leader
- - Go easy
- - Go slow
- - Carefree walk
- - Many a nature walk
- - Stroll leisurely
- - Move at an easy pace
- - Hardly hurry
- - Gentle walk
- - Stroll, one bets, avoiding extremities
- - Toddler does this better after outsiders leave
- - Make slow progress — better when stripped
- - Carefree pace
- - Walk nonchalantly
- - Leisurely stroll
- - Enjoy a constitutional
- - Go at a slow, easy pace
- - Easy jaunt
- - Go unhurriedly
- - Saunter along
- - Slow gait
- - Walk at a gentle pace
- - Don't hurry
- - Move casually
- - Slowish gait
- - Stroll slowly
- - Padnag
- - Single-foot
- - Proceed leisurely
- - Slow pace
- - Gait
- - Lope.
- - Relative of a singlefoot.
- - Trot.
- - Go at an easy pace.
- - An easy pace.
- - Trotting gait.
- - Not quite a lope or a saunter.
- - Move along slowly
- - Wander (around)
- - Dawdle
- - Walk leisurely
- - Saunter
- - Leisurely walk
- - Casual walk
- - Slow walk
- - Relaxing walk
- - Mosey along
- - Mosey
- - Paseo
- - Walk about
- - Go easily
- - Meander
- - Walk
- - Walk aimlessly
- - Gallivant
- - Stroll
- - Equine gait
- - Easy gait
- - Easy pace
- - Gait between walk and canter
- - Leisurely pace
- - Go slowly
- - Promenade
- - abraham, bleating for a bit of a stroll
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