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‘Although they went afoot they expected to come back mounted for when they raided another tribe they depended on stealing enough horses to get away on.’
‘But to the younger generation, a winter holiday means action- and down through the 'Swamp hollow' and over the hill road they go, afoot or in sleighs, through the drifting snow, to a barn dance at the Centre.’
‘I suppose from the looks of things that I shall have to go afoot the rest of the way.’
‘He went afoot, both that he might arrange many matters, and by way of training them to bear a parting from him.’
‘She went afoot all the way to our house. I founded her sleeping on the grass in the morning.’