vagancy

from The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48
Vagancy \Va"gan*cy\ (v[=a]"gan*s[y^]), n. [From L. vagans, p.
   pr. See {Vagantes}.]
   A wandering; vagrancy. [Obs.]
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         A thousand vagancies of glory and delight. --Milton.
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