Homophones for "glue" (adhesive) include "blue," while "walked back and forth" can be represented by "waulked" (though not a perfect homophone, it sounds similar). Other examples of homophones related to "walked" include "walt" (a type of dance). However, true homophones for the entire phrase "walked back and forth" are less common.
The man who walked back and forth outside of the House of the Seven Gables was a judge named Judge Pyncheon.
The man who walked back and forth outside of the House of the Seven Gables was a judge named Judge Pyncheon.
The man who walked back and forth outside of the House of the Seven Gables was a judge named Judge Pyncheon.
He is her father.
He is his father.
He is his father.
I swung on the swing set.
He was Hepzibah's cousin
walker-gable-ranger.
They are step brothers.
The first step to remove the interior rear view mirror on a 1990 Mercedes 300E is to heat up the adhesive with a heat gun. Twist back and forth as the adhesive melts and pull the mirror from the window.
The man that walked back and forth outside the House of the Seven Gables was a distant relative of Hepzibah Pyncheon, named Holgrave. He eventually becomes a significant character in the story, forming a bond with Hepzibah over shared family history and secrets.