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Returning home after dark, the wayfarer was apt to be startled to the edge of flight by the grunting upheaval of what had seemed a black shadow under the moon.— The Rules of the Game
Boots. Here, again, the wayfarer is at full liberty to please himself.— A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil
But when the Prince knew that the wayfarer was her sire who was travelling to seek him, he rejoiced in the glad tidings of forgathering with the damsel and on the morning of the second day all marched off together and made for the Merchant's city.— Arabian nights. English
Therefore the faith of the wayfarer is also.— Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
Bluegrass and that night he stayed at a farm-house, going in boldly, for he had learned now that the wayfarer was as welcome in a Bluegrass farm-house as in a log-cabin in the mountains.— The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
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