| He recalls a childhood where his two peripatetically employed parents struggled to make ends meet. |
| He died in 1939, after spending the 1920s and 30s living peripatetically, making his living as a journalist writing about the people he encountered on his travels. |
| Rather, he picks up a thought and wanders off peripatetically, his sentences getting longer and longer, but never becoming incoherent, until he returns to his initial thought. |
| Over the next 20 years Clay taught cello peripatetically in the home counties. |
| The exhibition concludes with a contextualizing selection of 10 additional works by artists ranging from Rubens to Jan Steen that peripatetically surveys Hals's antecedents, contemporaries, rivals, students and followers. |
| But this stance is not born of some French-fried patriotism, or some urge to peripatetically wander the countryside. |
