Fortunately I had my compass with me and I had taken note of the general direction we traveled in.
He has traveled much and has seen many strange insects.
The boulders discovered in the pots had traveled a great distance, for there is no rock like them nearer than the distant Rhone Glacier.
We followed the carriage-road, and had our usual luck; wetraveled under a beating sun, and always saw the shade leave the shady places before we could get to them.
Our progress was thus through a glorified tunnel; we traveled molewise with only here and there a glimpse of the sky.
The scouts set out every evening and traveled all night.
I have traveled much, I have visited among the people whom you think to defy.
Before the Indian obtained horses from the Spanish colonists, he traveled but a short day's journey, and carried with him only absolute necessities.
Again, the distance traveledis an indicator, when one travels over known distances.
Bagdad traveled to the China Sea on the east, at least as far south as Zanzibar, and to the Atlantic on the west,[398] and he speaks of the nine figures with which the Hindus reckoned.
Ibn Wahab, whotraveled to China in the ninth century, found images of Christ and the apostles in the Emperor's court.
Fast as they had traveled through the air Frank realized that the Arab, who doubtless by this time had been informed by the treacherous Diego of the boys' bold dash, would push on at furious speed in order to head them off.
But to put this matter out of doubt: In this summer 1788, coming from the Isle of Man, Mr Clerk and I traveled through the alpine schistus country of Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Piragoff gazed round the room with the frank curiosity of the barbarian, and the look of pleased surprise that he bestowed on the safe and the way in which his glance traveled from that object to my person were easy enough to interpret.
He has traveledall over the Union in search of employment, and succeeded in nothing he has undertaken.
Since then he has traveled unceasingly in steamboats, railroad cars, and stages; haunted hotels, haunted villages, and loitered trembling in churchyards.
Day after day they traveled toward the south-west.
From a wealthy Hungarian landowner, with whom I traveled from Bucharest to the frontier of Jugoslavia, I obtained a graphic idea of what can be accomplished by money in Rumania.
When the dark night came on, we started together, and traveled all night, and just as the day dawned we arrived at Manchester, where we stopped a short time with one Thomas Watkins.
We traveled northward, through Maryland, Pennsylvania, and a portion of New York, to Sodus Bay, where we halted for some time.
She was the youngest daughter of a particular friend, who had traveled extensively and was noted for his honesty and intelligence.
We traveled now through a new country; the roads were very bad, and the inhabitants few.
Previous to this time, I had traveled several hundred miles entirely alone, and generally encamped in the woods or plains at night.
Yet so bent and twisted was his body, so bowed his crooked legs, so ugly and distorted his visage that one might have traveled America from end to end without meeting with another being such as he.
Johnny, who had traveled much and knew the value of such things coming from a very remote past, reckoned their value in many thousands of dollars.
When they had traveledfor the greater part of an hour and had come to a barren and rocky dry ravine, he piled a heap of large stones in the form of a rude oven.
He hastraveled widely, visited many out-of-the-way corners of the earth, and being a keen observer has found material for many thrilling stories.
In this manner they traveled a considerable distance without leaving a single tell-tale footprint behind.
They traveled by the compass and the ancient map Johnny had found in the cabin by the river.
They traveled a good three miles before they came to the haven of refuge they sought, a quiet eddy by the bank of the stream.
Strange to say, as they traveled away from the tundra toward the forest at the foot of the mountain, a brown spot like a drifting shadow or prowling wolf followed them.
The journey was rather tedious as the distance to be traveled each day was limited by Ben Clark to 15 miles.
The distance traveled that afternoon was not very great but the difficulties and obstacles to be overcome were very trying.
Not only were they harassed by the Indian tribes they encountered on their way, but privations beset them on all sides and starvation often traveled with them to their sorrow.
I saw plenty of game when I traveled this path over two years ago, but I don't carry a gun in traveling, having enough to do to carry myself, and no time for curing and packing the meat, if taken.
We have traveled nearly a hundred miles up the river, almost equal to the Hudson, and then west twelve miles to Wallaky.
Stanley's own observation on the Mohindu and Itimbiri river fully confirmed the story of Miyongo respecting the Lulungu, that the further he traveled from the banks of the river the thicker he would find the population.
Mrs. Pringle traveled in a canoe several hundred miles up the Zambesi and Shire rivers to Lake Nyassa.
Bedik started and traveled through the length and breadth of the world, visiting the land of darkness, the land of light, the land of fairies, the land of giants.
The man at once set out and traveled mountains and plains in search of his Luck.
Yes, I am a mother, and have traveled so far to ask the life of my only son.
He traveled a long way, and at length came to the hut of a fisherman, who accepted him as an apprentice.
When Lewis and Clark had traveled a long distance up the Missouri River they reached that part of the country which is now called the Yellowstone Park.
This was the Columbia, along which they traveled till the Pacific Ocean lay spread before their eyes.
He crossed the Pacific ocean from Asia and traveledfar into the north.
They were close to the shores of the Arctic Ocean, and had traveled a thousand miles down the great river, which they named Mackenzie in honor of their brave leader.
Still Cartier traveled on until he reached a village of at least fifty huts.
As they traveled onward they came to still other rapids which stopped their course again and again.
After this more and more men took their wives and children and traveled west in search of new homes.
Then we traveled over the United States with its temperate climate, where neither heat nor cold are severe.
They traveled long hours by night, less and less by day.
She was far away because they two had traveled far from childhood.
For some little time, they traveled in silence--alone in the railway carriage.
These were also soldered and the air exhausted between the outer and inner tins, so that the films practicallytraveled in a thermos bottle.
Now this was to be one of the most memorable voyages of my life--and I have traveled a good deal.
We only traveled about half as fast as we had come in and were constantly being held up by crowds going in the same direction.
Although we traveled fast there was little hardship.
We traveled light, but the rains prevented us making good time.
Breed traveled one night toward the howl which always had the power to draw him, and he suddenly saw Shady fifty yards ahead.
The three of them were sluggish and heavy with meat and theytraveled slowly with frequent halts for sleep.
If walking, the feet of an iron-shod horse struck pebbles and rocks with a metallic sound and Breed was suspicious of all horses that wore shoes; but usually a rider traveled at a steady trail trot.
With the coming of the night he felt the loss of the two old coyotes who had traveled with him for the past three weeks.
An hour before dawn Breed left the spot and traveled back to the edge of the hills where he bedded for the day.
Breed had not traveled far before he was aware that other hunters were abroad and running with him, swinging wide on either flank.
As he traveled on he sampled the wind for some sign of the gray killer.
Later he sold his horses and traveled by canoe, and after a roundabout course he preëmpted an old cabin between the Laird Fork of the Mackenzie and the head of Peace River.
They traveled light, supplies for three packed on a single sled, drawn by six dogs.
You know I have traveled a great deal, and been in the very best society; and if I may say it, I think I can marry almost any one whom I choose.
She always chose the well-traveled roads, and gave me plenty of room to turn.
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