"vicambulist" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1821, “The King of Clubs”, in The Etonian, volume I, number I, →OCLC, page 5",
          "text": "\"To see and to be seen,\" is the professed object of these unwearied vicambulists.",
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          "text": "For example, he would stare at the windows of shops; then, when the sales staff would encourage him to enter, he would discount them with indignation that he was not a browser—he was a vicambulist and also an excavator—literary, that is, and he would wink.",
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          "text": "I am Professor Shinichiro Kanazawa, Department of Western Philosophy, Kyoto University. My card. I am here as a vicambulist, someone who pleasantly strolls around cities for recreation, though like you I prefer the vernacular 'to ramble.'",
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