peregrination

• I have heard him preach several times at the O. South. In the course of my peregrination, as aunt calls it, I happen'd in to a house where D—— was attending the Lady of the family. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Diary of Anna Green Winslow, by Anna Green Winslow
• Come with me," he added, "for a peregrination," and at the word he snatched me up, just as the dawn was beginning to break, far above the topmost tower of the castle; we rested in the firmament upon the ledge of a light cloud to gaze upon the rising sun; but my heavenly companion, was far more luminous than the sun, but all his splendour was upward, by reason of a veil which was betwixt him and the nether regions. —  The Sleeping Bard or, Visions of the World, Death, and Hell
• This peregrination was one most dangerous to Rodolphe Today," said he, "the streets are paved with creditors However, he did not go along by the outer Boulevards, as he had felt inclined to. —  Bohemians of the Latin Quarter
• The two officers of the tribe wandered slowly along the cliffs, past the abodes of the Sun clan, Topanashka walking as usual,--erect, with his head bent slightly forward,--Hoshkanyi with a pompous air, glad to display himself in company with his much more respected colleague, to whom all the pleasant greetings which the two received on their peregrination were really directed. —  The Delight Makers
• And if hee lose one of his fellow stroules, in the summer he turnes king of the gipsies: if not, some great man's protection is a sufficient warrant for his peregrination, and a meanes to procure him the town-hall, where hee may long exercise his qualities, with clown-claps of great admiration, in a tone sutable to the large eares of his illiterate auditorie. —  Microcosmography or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters

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