On Forsyte 'Change and among his riverside friends it would be current that he had met a charming French girl on his travels and married her.
Mother travels unceasingly from place to place, person to person, thing to thing.
Altogether the ten volumes which compose this series may be set down as the most intelligent and philosophical books of travels which have been written by our countrymen.
Prince Alexis Soltykoff, a Russian, who published in Paris last year his Travels in India, has just given to the world from the same city a volume of Novels in Persia.
So have I, Sir, I thank my Stars, and have performed most of my Travels on Foot, Sir.
Travels in West Africa (Congo Francais, Corisco and Cameroons) by Mary H.
The birds which fly from the seashore in the spring represent the Old Woman, who then travels to the north to visit the Old Man who Never Dies, who always resides there.
Travels in * * * North America, by Maximilian, Prince of Wied.
When he travels his footprints are large enough for several Indians to stand while they are abreast; and his strides are far apart, for at one step he can go over a hill.
It is said he will finish his travels by a visit to his sister at Brunswick.
A surreptitious edition, said to be edited by John Cleland, of her letters written during her travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa, was published in three volumes at London in 1763.
Footnote kk: The unsettled State of North Wales, the Departure of Madog, and hisTravels before he finally Settled, seem implied in the above Account, or it may be a confused Tradition of the Travels of the Israelites in the Wilderness.
To Sir Thomas Herbert's Travels and to Mr. Warrington's History of Wales, p.
Visiting in many Quaker families during our travels in England, I was amazed to hear Mrs. Mott spoken of as a most dangerous woman.
In her travels over the State she preaches almost every Sunday, being invited to fill many pulpits, both in Kansas and this State.
Fix your road all you want to and gouge travelers for the last cent you can, but this outfit travels through the mountains free, any way you can figure it out.
Hank's still camping up in the mountains and spying on the outfit when it travels through the pass," Al informed her.
Swinburne says, in his "Travels in the Two Sicilies," that there the wool is so tinged by the plant now called fumolo, which grows on the coast.
In the year 1683 the Marchese Luca Casimiero degl' Albizzi visited England, and his travels were recorded in manuscript by Dr.
The equipment here described is for the climber who travels the trails and climbs the rock ridges.
The Red Eagle travels towards the North Pole through the north country and empties into that vast ice-formed basin, Hudson Bay.
Eventually, they are reassembled, after each package travels its own path.
It inversely travels the route that led from speech to writing, from the concrete to the abstract, from the analytic to the synthetic function of language.
The next morning was bright, and I scarcely remember a pleasanter day during all my travels than this 16th of June.
He is known at every house along the road he travels to and from home, by the words he has dropped and the deeds he has done.
But in those parts to which my travels have taken me, but in which English travellers are not known so well as they are in Andalusia, I have certainly seldom found any difficulty in obtaining such creature-comforts as are essential.
Moreover, in these long rides there is a pleasure and relief in being able to take a good walk without much risk of being left behind, which can hardly be appreciated by the modern Englishman who travels only in his own country.
They claimed all the old privileges of free quarters on their travels and freeholdings at home, which were freely granted to their order when it was in its infancy.
Henceforth our travelswere destined to be on beaten tracks.
Rather disappointing therefore are the two thousand miles or so one travels across from ocean to ocean, from Bombay to Calcutta, without seeing a vestige of either.
Travels and Adventures in the Banda-Oriental, South America.
This part of the coast is fraught with great interest in the travels of Captain Cook.
It is called express only by comparison with the usual speed of fifteen miles, and I suppose travelsabout twenty miles an hour, taking just twelve hours to reach Dunedin.
It was our farewell remembrance, and India has been by far the most interesting country of our travels hitherto.
In taking leave of his young friends he promised to keep for their benefit a record of our travels through the British Empire and America.
It travels over a wide field, pointing out a few of the marvellous facts which can be studied and enjoyed by the help of optical instruments.
It is by watching a spot as it travels across the sun, that we are able to observe that the centre partlies deeper in the sun's face than the outer rim.
But this is as nothing when compared to the enormous distances over which light travels from the stars to us.
CHINA: Travels and Investigations in the "Middle Kingdom.
This horse, like the Kiang, travels in small troops of from five to fifteen, led through the wildest parts of the Dsungarian desert, between the Altai and Tianschan Mountains, by an old stallion.
A real enthusiasm for Italy's classical associations is indicated by his original purpose of extending his travelsto Greece, an enterprise at that period requiring no little disdain of hardship and peril.
What would any book of travels be, leaving out everybody the author saw, and all he heard?
The Duchess, too, travels always, but in a different direction, and the people complain loudly of the desertion.
His eldest son has lately gone upon his travels in the United States, in company with Mr. Thorn, an American gentleman living in Florence.
He is the English Jew who assisted Mr. Davidson in his travelsthrough Morocco.
I accompanied him on his travels in Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli, in which last city he left me, it not being considered advisable that I should proceed with him into the interior of the country.
I speak now only of the better-born ranks of society, for in all my travels in Ireland I did not chance to see even one peasant girl of any pretensions to good looks.
She tried to find a reason for this strange stillness in the world.
What else indeed was life but that--always to be a prisoner locked in!
I--insisting upon Bensington's original name--call here the Food of the Gods.
In all my travels I have seldom come across men more helpless at finding their way about, or realizing in which direction they had travelled.
Really, in the entire experiences of my travels I have never come across more pitiable specimens of manhood than those fellows.
And the actual effect of the travels of the philosopher in search of nature when seen from the outside looks very like the gyrations of the tail-pursuing kitten, exhibiting much enthusiasm but little dignity, much cry and very little tail.
It is like the conduct of a cat in some mad fairy-tale, who should set out on his travels with the firm conviction that he would find his tail growing like a tree in the meadows at the end of the world.
This is rather like describing the travels of Baron Munchausen as 'unconvincing.
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