Alternatively, the genre's peregrinations might be charted through the works of a single composer.
The fact that so many of the exemplars are from the poorly documented 'middle period' allows various theories of the composer's peregrinations to be entertained.
But they did, almost a year and a half later, and the wretched financial position in which these legal peregrinations had placed him left him feeling desperate.
Besides, the author's peregrinations which can be followed on a dozen detailed colour maps, and three different indexes (by names, dates and themes) make the book easy to use.
His final achievement might perhaps be described as a quixotic peregrination of the whole of psychology, during which he takes a tilt at every windmill to be found.
Such savings were often a false economy, as the cheap fence was quickly found out through exposure to the elements and the peregrinations of people and stock.
There is no reason for such absurd peregrinations on political or economic, organisational or geographical grounds.
We are particularly glad to see him back from his peregrinations.
