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That explains it: I have heard about certain persons lately who, although they are illiterate, have become successful travelling salesmen and earn up to 700,000 drachmas per month! Taking into account that a salesman's commission is no higher than 10%, how do they manage to make sales of 7,000,000 drachmas every month? What do they really sell? Encyclopedias? Come on now! Nowadays you can find cheap and voluminous encyclopedias in bookstores or, even, on offer in newspapers! Why would anyone pay dearly a commercial traveller? Unless they sell other things, other ''services'', instead of books
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Wandering slowly through the concourse trying to kill time before takeoff I tried to give the impression of being a seasoned traveller with my hold-all draped casually over my shoulder whilst clutching a boarding pass to the land of mystery and imagination in my trouser pocket
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It was obvious I needed a lot more seasoning before I could call myself a traveller
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'As I was told by my father once, “Greece always offers something special to the tired and bruised traveller, but you have to relax to know the offer is on the table
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Oh, I knew he was an adventurer, a traveller, but he did
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‘Could be some other traveller
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‘From what I can gather from talking to the neighbours – and one of the women in the house has been there as long as our Mary – he was a commercial traveller who rented a room for a few months
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‘Well, this isn’t my problem,’ said another traveller
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Mr Kalm, the Swedish traveller, when he gives an account of the husbandry of some of the English colonies in North America, as he found it in 1749, observes, accordingly, that he can with difficulty discover there the character of the English nation, so well skilled in all the different branches of agriculture
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the occasional fellow traveller genially as they passed, and
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The house is crazy, says a weary traveller to himself, and will not stand very long; but it is a chance if it falls to-night, and I will venture, therefore, to sleep in it
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Gemel i Carreri, a pretended traveller, it is said, indeed, but who seems everywhere to have written upon extreme good information, represents the city of Mexico as containing a hundred thousand inhabitants ; a number which, in spite of all the exaggerations of the Spanish writers, is
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But to execute a great number of little works, in which nothing that can be done can make any great appearance, or excite the smallest degree of admiration in any traveller, and which, in short, have nothing to recommend them but their extreme utility, is a business which appears, in every respect, too mean and paltry to merit the attention of so great a magistrate
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Each traveller was allotted a horse and sat behind the patrolman as they headed for Illeander at a canter, two abreast
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Many an African traveller has had to fall back upon a colony of white ants for food
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” According to Monsieur Foa, a famous French traveller, the natives pin much faith in the revelations of this curious-looking creature
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* Mr Mandela described Ubuntu as follows: "A traveller through a country would stop at a village and he didn't have to ask for food or for water
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The life of Wizard, Shapeshifter, Superwoman, Traveller in Space/Time and Beyond, all those and more, she would surrender
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4 And there came a traveller to the rich man, and he spared to take of his own flock and of his own herd, to dress for the wayfaring
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12 She will open her mouth, as a thirsty traveller when he has found a fountain, and drink of every water near her, by every hedge will
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And there came a traveller unto the rich man, and he spared to take of his own flock and of his own herd, to dress for the wayfaring man that was come unto him; but took the poor man's lamb, and dressed it for the man that was come to him
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“OK so that leaves Paul Minster a world traveller with the charity work, great young boy, maybe a bit young but he's very exciting, always on the move seeing new things” Nan said
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As they flew upwards, he took the mind-cane, its song piercing his thoughts and mingling with the cries of the traveller, and swept it through the arc of the emeralds as they fell
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A young woman, an itinerant traveller selling herbs and leaf medicines from plants the villagers couldn’t get from their own fields
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It was she who had been the traveller
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He, the rich land-owner, and Simon, a simple traveller
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But he understands that his fellow traveller is handing him back the mantle of leadership, and he must take it and wear it again
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You have been a traveller for so long and, here, we have always heard the rumours of such people
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way, it would appear to the traveller that he is moving by thought alone
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Everybody else in my family had done this, so what was odd about it? Tramp steamers carried assorted cargo and often had a couple of cabins for the world-weary traveller who knew better than to crowd into a passenger liner
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My aim as a traveller is always to pass for a local so although my Arabic was nonexistent at least I didn’t look out of place
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atmosphere, catering to the desires of the weary traveller
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He had been a prolific traveller in his time and had been around the world and would interest anyone who cared to listen about the places and people he had seen
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“When I was young I wanted to be a Traveller” he told Ellen
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There was always stunning surprises to greet the traveller on the Western seaboard of Ireland they concluded
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A few days' ride on camel-back to the southwest, as Shevatas knew, would bring the traveller within sight of the great river Styx at the point where it turned at right angles with its former course, and flowed westward to empty at last into the distant sea
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He was a far traveller and had looted the treasures of many kingdoms
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You are always a traveller, but now even more so
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The first and most basic level is that of the jet-setting Traveller: the person who has lunch in Paris, dinner in Vienna, and then scoots to London the next day
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The taxi driver passed the two packages of newly purchased clothes to a porter and Travis checked in as Simon Tracey, a commercial traveller in weight-lifting and body building apparatus
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Returns the traveller to the shore,
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"I am a traveller in space and this artificial moon intrigued me as it implied there was intelligent life here
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Gary L Beer born in Kent, England and of English and Welsh descent became a traveller at an early age
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Gary Beer born in Kent, England and of English and Welsh descent became a traveller at an early age
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A European traveller stated that she saw bison carcasses
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things that may be helpful to a woman traveller:
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That was it! Traveller and Jack began their charge
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that I was an inter-dimensional traveller, right? The rules of
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traveller whom I knew nothing about could be a potential danger
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pointed out a distant land-mark for a traveller, the traveller
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He was an inter-dimensional traveller
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Being a lone traveller was just that; often lonely
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love you so much, but we also know that you’re a traveller
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extension, the traveller himself) would never have been conceived
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would still be alive, and the traveller would have been conceived, allowing him to travel
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all, which in turn implies the grandfather would still be alive, and the traveller
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� Nancy�s story of being a time traveller was already too unbelievable in his mind to have been thought of by a typical German professional intelligence officer
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It was rare for a telepathic traveller to fall in love with a non-telepathic human being from another planet, but it happened occasionally
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She thought about ways that she could help him and she wondered if there was any chance that his dad may have been a telepathic traveller or whether maybe Zeke was just an ultra rare natural mutation
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Then the young space traveller noticed a tear stream from the old surfer’s eye
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At great speed his passport, visa card, plane tickets and traveller cheques were seized
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He himself was overcome by feelings of guilt and inferiority: he had failed as a traveller, or worse, as a human being
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It’s clear to me that I’m not the only traveller on a spiritual journey
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A spiritual man judges all things, but that means he looks right through to what the real issue is and identifies it, not as one sitting up high looking down, condemning, but as a fellow traveller, looking and observing and seeing that something is like this
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Illness is bound to occur during a journey, every long term traveller will confirm this
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Raised above their fellows by their position, they find themselves, like the Alpine traveller who scales the Matterhorn, fearfully alone
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Many of the traveller residents who had left the site are on their way back
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For those who are office-bound the glamour of the international traveller looks enticing, but the traveller will tell you of the interminable boredom they experience during the process of flying
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As any seasoned traveller of space and time will tell you, to undermine The Treaty of Manderbatt is to bring on the wrath of the Council of Eleven and a Half Thousand Different Coloured Robes… and nobody wants that
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Shortly after the station manager had finished speaking the imposing officer stood up and dashed off followed by his fellow traveller Mohammad Taghlibi in search of the station cleaner
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recently told me that a good way for a traveller to find
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When another traveller meets up with you and tells you
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My intention when I began this book was to write a useful Guide to Rügen, one that should point out its best parts and least uncomfortable inns to any English or American traveller whose energy lands him on its shores
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Still anxious to be of use, I will now tell the traveller that he must on no account miss going from Binz to Kieköwer, but that he must go there on his feet, and not allow himself to be driven over the roots and stones by the wives of bishops; and that shortly before he reaches Kieköwer (Low German for look, or peep over), he will come to four cross-roads with a sign-post in the middle, and he is to follow the one to the right, which will lead him to the Schwarze See or Black Lake, and having got there let him sit down quietly, and take out the volume of poetry he ought to have in his pocket, and bless God who made this little lovely hollow on the top of the hills, and drew it round with a girdle of forest, and filled its reedy curves with white water-lilies, and set it about with silence, and gave him eyes to see its beauty
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When the traveller has spent some time lying on the moss with his poet--and he should lie there long enough for his soul to grow as quiet and clear as the water, and the poet, I think, should be Milton--he can go back to the cross-roads, five minutes' walk over beech leaves, and so to Kieköwer, about half a mile farther on
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On no account, therefore, should the traveller, all unsuspecting of so much beauty so near at hand, be persuaded to go to Stubbenkammer by road
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The traveller, however, who does not sit under one umbrella with a pleased Professor on the way to Arkona must not suppose that he too will like this bit best, for he will not
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But I had not yet reached the limits of what Fate can and will do to a harmless woman who only asks to be left unnoticed; for while Brosy and I were studying this book, which is an ancient visitor's book of 1843 kept by the landlord's father or grandfather, I forget which, and quite the best thing Arkona possesses, so that I advise the traveller, whose welfare I do my best at intervals to promote, not to leave Arkona without having seen it,--while, I say, we were studying this book, admiring many of its sketches, laughing over the inevitable ineptitudes that seem to drop with so surprising a facility from the pens of persons who inscribe their names, examining with awe the signatures of celebrated men who came here before they were celebrated,--Bismarck's as assessor in 1843, Caprivi's as lieutenant, Waldersee's also as lieutenant, and others of the kind,--while, I repeat, we were innocently studying this book, Fate was busy tucking up her sleeves preparing to hit me harder than ever
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But indeed the traveller who does not yearn for waiters and has no prejudices against crawling up a staircase so steep that it is practically a ladder when he wants to go to bed, who loves quiet, is not insensible to the charms of good cooking, and thinks bathing and sailing agreeable pastimes, could be extremely happy at a very small cost at Wiek
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The traveller in whose interests I began this book and who has so frequently been forgotten during the writing of it, might very well protest here that I have not yet been all round Rügen, and should not, therefore, talk of closes to my journey
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But nothing that the traveller can say will keep me from going home in this chapter
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But before I part from the traveller, who ought by this time to be very tired, I will present him with the following condensed experiences:--
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He felt, however, very apologetic now as he went with her up the dingy stairs to the door of her room in case some too cheery commercial traveller should meet her on the way and dare to look at her
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Rather, each time the traveller boarded an aircraft should be counted as the first so the chances of dying in a crash did not rise with the frequency of travel
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the over-informative assam-breathed traveller seated next to me
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“I didn't expect to find another traveller on board from our camp
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Oak was to gain information, he was a seasoned traveller of the forest and difficult terrain; he could judge what the lay of the land was and consider how it may change on the journey ahead
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As the English traveller Alexander MacDonald wrote:"
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Everything a bored and frustrated traveller doesn’t really need but buys anyway, without ever knowing why
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I was born in Kent, England, of English and Welsh descent and became a traveller at an early age
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and plenty of ideas for the budget conscious traveller
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The traveller could when taking his first
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Weathered hide-boots indicated a seasoned traveller who had spent many turns on
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traveller was used to doing things his way, and Hanor’s decision to make that stand had
