1 They saw the dead hobo again.

2 The hobo could not flow, could not plop.

3 If anything happens to this hobo, only the buzzards will care.

4 The hobo had only one shoe, the other foot wrapped in newspaper and tied with String.

5 I slept in doorways, in hobo jungles, in flophouses, in open pastures.

6 The hobo was a young man,[] which shocked the brothers.

7 Words such as tramp, hobo and vagrant offended him, terms bandied about by an unsympathetic society.

8 Jack took it off the hobo after he and Eddie went down to help him and found he was dead.

9 He stayed at hobo camps, including those in Albany and Richmond, and lived hopping freight trains throughout the Western states.

10 Hobo : Great! Let's celebrate.

11 Listen, Hobo , you're very lucky, you know.

12 A hobo, especially one who carries a bedroll.

13 How can I get married looking like a hobo?

14 Since then I have been a hobo.

15 I don't know what to wear today, hobo.

16 I feel like a hobo.

17 He was rigged out, almost like a hobo.

18 Life as a hobo was dangerous.

19 At this moment, it was Hobo and me a blank, uncharted road in front of us.

20 Inevitably, I was designated to become a hobo in later life.

21 After caressing and talking to Jacky, the old hobo uttered a brief command.

22 The person cannot become the hobo of corporeal slave, spirit.

23 Hobo told Eddie that she had seen this film twice.

24 There was no doubt he knew the hobo and knew him well.

25 And they're likely to flush some poor hobo and finish him off gruesomely for no other reason than that he can't give a satisfactory explanation for his pres?ence in the fields on a night like this.

26 Then the hobo paused. Looking down at Jacky, he said , Our circus days is over, friend.

27 The bull outran him and beat him with a club, and when the hobo went down, he stayed down.

28 He's a tramp - laziest man I ever knew, though he's clerking, or trying to, in a socialist cooperative store for six dollars a week. But he's a confirmed hobo.

29 In 1931 all the long voyages ended for him in a hobo jungle.

30 Your ideas, on the other hand, sound like the ravings of a hobo in a tinfoil hat.

31 It sounds like ravings of hobo in a tinfoil hat. Seriously, I think you might be mentally unstable.

32 When I was twenty, I fled home . Since then I have been wandering around like hobo.

33 He is not embarrassed by the sans - g ê ne of the hobo, nor etiquette of the prince.

34 Marching songs, work songs, hobo songs and Negro spirituals are also forms of folk song.

35 Jacky stood, watching the hobo walk away, still poised to follow.