| The controlling perspective is that of a nightwalker, a lonely insomniac roaming the streets of a sleeping city. |
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| Valjean, a man given to thought and a nightwalker, frequently did not return till quite late. |
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| A woman who was on a dark street without an escort was almost certain to be a prostitute, also known as a nightwalker. |
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| She pleaded guilty to committing vagrancy by being a common prostitute or nightwalker. |
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| But then came gaslight, and the city's secret life was now an invitation to the compulsive nightwalker. |
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| The majority of its thousand-plus revelers are dressed in some sort of nightwalker get-up, all black leather or sanguine-ready white cotton. |
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| Beginning years after Nightwalker left off, this continues the story of Maurey, half nightwalker, half human. |
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| By the end of the 19th century, the nightwalker had become a stock literary figure, although as Beaumont shows in a series of brilliant literary readings, if he was mobile in person he was equally hard to pin down in writing. |
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| Unless you have backup, you have zero chance of surviving an encounter with a nightwalker, even though you're armed with an assault rifle and plenty of special ammo. |
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| One issue of the reformation-friendly Nightwalker was especially dedicated to the Magistrates of London and Westminster. |
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| They are successful and discover that Maurey is a Nightwalker prince, and return to their homeland to begin changing attitudes and behaviors. |
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