She says: "You have been a very wayward boy.

How ill-advised she had been when she named that foolish, wayward boy.

Perhaps his favorite charity was Hope House, a home for wayward boys, to which he gave much money.

"Harris was not a wayward boy who could have been rescued," Cullen writes.

From ages 10 to 12, Heyward lived in a training school for wayward boys.

I see you've been tampering with our wayward boy, Stragen,' she observed.

O, what a sight it was, wistly to view How she came stealing to the wayward boy!

He was not a wayward boy being dragged home by his elders, but a young man returning from a misadventure, with friends.

Her understanding love was the greatest influence in the early life of the excitable, high-spirited and sometimes wayward boy.

He thought it a strange thing to see in the chapel of a religious boarding home for wayward boys.