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    1. "But what would she want with an iron a year? She was on a nice passenger ship when we met, that voyage was close to copper by the time all was said and done


    2. "What was the biggest surprise of your voyage?" Ava asked


    3. If she was still alive at Sol after Gordon's Lamp returned from its voyage


    4. Like she had been on an old sleepership like the one they were docked with that had taken her on a whole new voyage into a future she could scarcely comprehend


    5. She knew his place well because she had visited them often on the hundred-year voyage to 61 Cygni


    6. Still, it was a privilege to be on an interstellar voyage, a seedship at that, aimed at the enemy that had lead to the destruction of Immortal Talstan


    7. The souls on the Al-Harron knew from the messages they received while early in the voyage that the war had unleashed all-out destruction in the whole system of Sol


    8. The Haadij had enough of these sunsets recorded to last for a very long voyage


    9. For the whole voyage this had been an ongoing struggle and it was coming to a head as they approached the target


    10. Children in Talstan had been raised to hate and fear Brazilians even more than Americans for an Earth century by the time Al-Harron first lit its main drive on the voyage to Satan's Star

    11. He just despised the thousand year wait but the more he listened, the more it sounded like they were going to get either that, or a continued voyage to the next terrestrial planet at Altair


    12. He should have had something else to do on this voyage, like a wife or two to talk with


    13. They would still be in their first day of the voyage


    14. He was disappointed that they would not get to study here, but the fifty year voyage to Altair would be far quicker than the thousand year wait till this one could be inhabited again


    15. Later in the week, Bahkmar was able to share a voyage with an astrophysicist/soldier friend named Enrico Hasheem who's mission was to attach the navigation motors to the asteroid


    16. "You will be stripped of your technician's powers and all heavenly powers and held in a plain environment for the remainder of the voyage of this Haad


    17. Now it was a voyage of centuries to communicate with home


    18. Herndon knew they were acquainted before the voyage, did not know how intimate that relationship had been


    19. It was true that some of the change was due to the fact that she was drinking a lot less yaag on this voyage


    20. the strong supporting the weak) it is my most sincere hope that the maiden voyage not the survivalist attitude (e

    21. He ran to the starboard rail and flung that ship's pin from his only previous voyage as far as he could into the river, then ran back to the port side and vaulted over the rail


    22. Luray had finished the voyage with shaNai, sharing his cabin and waking up in his arms


    23. As they had been told early in the voyage, Byia and Eelon were not like normal captains, they let marVan the navigator bawl the orders and functioned more like business managers of the Vikenvor, so she had no real reason to be on deck other than socializing


    24. While in motion, all the dark matter, from snowflakes to brown dwarfs, are the most interesting thing to be seen, the stars remain fixed thru the whole voyage, except the extra one directly ahead or behind, Sol


    25. As soon as contact with her personification ceased, she reverted back to the repulsive Major Imogene Tengine he had known the whole voyage


    26. Sao Luis had begun its second voyage in 2361, well before the war started and before the Brazilians put the Kassikan’s virus into production


    27. and a voyage set out in fair weather could still end in excitement,


    28. Klanden stayed back from that encounter, Ava told him that Klanden had no use for Venna, having experienced her earlier on the voyage


    29. In a way it seemed like the trip two thirds of the way to the far end of the city had taken as long as the voyage from the north


    30. When near the end of that summer it was varnished and rigged, the little family launched it for its maiden voyage

    31. After an early supper, almost midway through the voyage, Kaitlyn was called upon by her mother to entertain their little party and the few others in attendance in the mid-ship's salon


    32. Lawrence Spelman took in the scene in one, “I'm so glad you didn't have a relapse into that seasickness which plagued you at the outset of the voyage, then


    33. They reached the garden gate, and Kaitlyn began her story of their first meeting, the theaters, the museums, walks in the park, dinners at the Chelsea, the voyage, the promenade and the tempest


    34. “Harry I pledged my life and my undying love for you in a solemn oath after that tempest at sea on our first voyage


    35. Such a voyage would take countless centuries


    36. It wasn't supposed to be that way, she wasn't supposed to be able to learn it all, but a hundred year voyage leaves bored and intelligent souls a long time to study


    37. Gordon's Lamp had already passed turn-around on the return voyage and she still had no plan to deal with the Avatar


    38. The Kassikan had plundered Dempala's ruins for centuries before a Karadarzin potentate would speculate on a voyage that far


    39. She would have talked about what a sweet kid he really was for the remainder of the voyage to Zhlindu


    40. Major Targus had one early in the voyage that had me fooled for three visits, but I never tried to have this discussion with her

    41. " He never knew that she had that source unlocked before Gordon's Lamp passed Neptune only months from lighting the motor when the voyage began


    42. Marsha had worked in his department for the whole voyage, but as long as she was in his direct chain of command, they thought it best not to be friends while off duty


    43. "I shudder to think what it might have done to us if you hadn't been on this voyage


    44. It was true she’d kept her figure, since she’d spent the voyage eating scraps from Captain Hycron’s table


    45. Quite plump when their voyage started, she wasn’t rail thin like everyone but Dzunga


    46. of his beloved family, and asked for a safe voyage home


    47. We have our whole voyage home to study the real data


    48. weight lost on the voyage, thanks to constant extra helpings from Thea, the kind-hearted cook’s borrowed garment still was loose


    49. So I wonder what happened to this celestial body since the time the info began its voyage in space


    50. And though his frame was still thin from the voyage, everyone could see that Evander’ arms were thickly corded with muscle














































    1. They took a short sailing trip one day when the tide was high, to Tombelaine and back, imagining as they voyaged how merchants in ships of yore must have felt as they approached the island and the fortress it once was


    2. Because we voyaged on the same slave ship, I know something


    3. Or, it may all be, as my husband stolidly affirms, just the logical result of meeting Sir Christopher Columbus, a carnivorous quadruped of the family Felidæ, much domesticated, in this case, white with markings as black and shiny as a crow's wing, so named because he voyaged about our village, not in search of a new world, but in search of a new home


    1. She had brought Knume home to that village on one of her first voyages in this basin, where he would meet this woman and father that child


    2. This high price in 1764 is, however, four shillings and eight-pence cheaper than the ordinary price paid by Prince Henry ; and it is the best beef only, it must be observed, which is fit to be salted for those distant voyages


    3. They might be used for victualling ships for distant voyages, and such like uses, but could never make any considerable part of the food of the people


    4. But the countries which Columbus discovered, either in this or in any of his subsequent voyages, had no resemblance to those which he had gone in quest of


    5. The ancient Egyptians had a superstitious aversion to the sea; and as the Gentoo religion does not permit its followers to light a fire, nor consequently to dress any victuals, upon the water, it, in effect, prohibits them from all distant sea voyages


    6. Of the ten voyages which this annual ship was allowed to make, they are said to have gained considerably by one, that of the Royal Caroline, in 1731 ; and to have been losers, more or less, by almost all the rest


    7. In the first twelve voyages which they fitted out for India, they appear to have traded as a regulated company, with separate stocks, though only in the general ships of the company


    8. He was now assured that he had the toughness to take charge and be successful in future whaling voyages, and he


    9. voyages where the wives offered not only companionship, but


    10. The former stable boy Mike sent with them as interpreter had only a limited knowledge of the Port of Limon and its tempo, from the days when he’d accompanied horses on sea voyages, but he knew someone who understood it better than anybody: the old man who had sailed with him as deck hand

    11. The soldier had recognized the description as he had taken many voyages to the top of the mountain to give offerings to titans


    12. Of the voyages they have taken


    13. These, largely commanded by Reservists, were forced to perform functions and make long voyages for which they had not been designed


    14. Wherefore then my brethren let us struggle with all earnestness knowing that the contest is [in our case] close at hand and that many undertake long voyages to strive for a corruptible reward; yet all are not crowned but those only that have laboured hard and striven gloriously


    15. "It's a diary your great-great-great-grandfather kept of the ship's voyages," he said


    16. "Can mariners of his world be so timid or unskilled as to often need aid in steering? Do they undertake only voyages less exacting?"


    17. He misses drinking at the well of Majannah where he would sometimes rest after returning from long voyages


    18. Tradition is a safe refuge and an easy path for those fearful and halfhearted souls who instinctively shun the spirit struggles and mental uncertainties associated with those faith voyages of daring adventure out upon the high seas of unexplored truth in search for the farther shores of spiritual realities as they may be discovered by the progressive human mind and experienced by the evolving human soul


    19. All men were familiar with the sight of those gloomy craft; and the most fanatical votary of Mitra would not dare touch or interfere with their somber voyages


    20. voyages not of the mind, but of the spirit; and taking place not within the brain,

    21. Maiden voyages are glorified test flights


    22. What can we gain by sailing to the moon if we are not able to cross the abyss that separates us from ourselves? This is the most important of all voyages of discovery, and without it, all the rest are not only useless, but disastrous


    23. Sauerkraut was often taken on long voyages and was what often kept the crew from developing scurvy


    24. Captain Cook had taken 60 barrels aboard his ship during the second of his global voyages, and the last one was opened after 27 months at sea and was still perfectly preserved


    25. One answer might be that’s where the new land was, especially in the case of the migration through continental Europe, but that hardly explains the direction of the great westward transoceanic voyages


    26. ocean voyages were going on thousands of years before the generally accepted


    27. The first is the historical voyages of Portuguese, Spanish and Dutch navigators from


    28. The hero of one the tales in the Arabian Nights, Sinbad is a rich young man of Baghdad who relates the fantastic adventures he meets with in his seven voyages


    29. While this made the devices easy to construct, the charge tended to drain over time, rendering them useless on long voyages


    30. The one who voyages successfully across this sphere is

    31. He said that he lived at the back of the restaurant, in a small bungalow, which, when the lads investigated on one of their voyages of toilet discovery, there was a shabby, run down shack


    32. the young crews on the other three ships had made several space voyages and


    33. They apparently plan great voyages that will


    34. designed for ocean voyages, that he knew


    35. Isabella and Ferdinand, could have meant the end of his voyages


    36. normally took him two voyages to earn that much


    37. This boat, however, was specially modified for cross-ocean voyages


    38. home, and the native of the Mediterranean voyages home,


    39. Earth's resume entire floats on thy keel O ship, is steadied by thy spars, With thee Time voyages in trust, the antecedent nations sink or


    40. Its store of songs, inventions, voyages, teachers, books,

    41. After free voyages to all the seas of earth, haul'd up at last and


    42. Thus it may be said that up to the date I have mentioned the crews of British merchant ships engaged in deep water voyages to Australia, to the East Indies and round the Horn were essentially British


    43. In its simplest definition the work of merchant seamen has been to take ships entrusted to their care from port to port across the seas; and, from the highest to the lowest, to watch and labour with devotion for the safety of the property and the lives committed to their skill and fortitude through the hazards of innumerable voyages


    44. These voyages gave me such a taste


    45. The Seven Voyages of Sindbad the


    46. but confused accounts of my seven voyages, and the dangers and wonders that I


    47. of my two voyages


    48. Like him, starting from a small portion of fact, he founds his tale with admirable skill on a few lines in the Latin narrative of the voyages of Amerigo Vespucci


    49. He had already eaten it on his many voyages and knew how to cook its edible substance


    50. "Sometimes," said he, "in my voyages, when I was a man and commanded other men, I have seen the heavens overcast, the sea rage and foam, the storm arise, and, like a monstrous bird, beating the two horizons with its wings







































    1. The forth day of meditation and voyaging


    2. But that was the price of voyaging upon the high seas


    3. ‘He’s in the port tonight, though he is off voyaging tomorrow,’


    4. telltales on the shrouds and a smell of sea and voyaging thrilled through me; it was a


    5. Nigh the coffin'd corpse when all is still, examining with a candle; Voyaging to every port to dicker and adventure,


    6. Ship of the body, ship of the soul, voyaging, voyaging, voyaging


    7. Now, it was a school of argonauts then voyaging on the surface of the ocean


    8. She is tempted to read on, but they are voyaging on the Nautilus together, she and Etienne, and as soon as he returns, they will resume


    9. But still, there is always that pull back to a familiar place, lived in and loved before the ceaseless voyaging had begun


    10. For this part of the Indian Ocean through which we then were voyaging is not what whalemen call a lively ground; that is, it affords fewer glimpses of porpoises, dolphins, flying-fish, and other vivacious denizens of more stirring waters, than those off the Rio de la Plata, or the in-shore ground off Peru

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    Synonyms for "voyage"

    voyage ocean trip navigate sail tour journey trip excursion jaunt junket pilgrimage

    "voyage" definitions

    an act of traveling by water


    a journey to some distant place


    travel on water propelled by wind or by other means