voyage

"I do not wish to break the voyage anywhere, unless it is absolutely necessary," Carew replied.

But had Tom been even in robust health, a voyage like that he was now embarked in would have been pleasant in the extreme.

That this voyage must come to a conclusion my reason tells me, but otherwise I see no end to it.

Captain Cook, in his “Third Voyage” (Volume ii., chapter x.), has given a detailed account of this atoll.

"Now, Lily, our voyage is commenced," said Dan, as he seated himself at the helm.

Maybe it was the new country, the stress of the voyage, the barking jackals, on top of the irritating, oppressive, and completely asphyxiating heat.

With these sentiments the mate ended his tale, and I now proceed with the narrative of the voyage.

Perchance, after all, we may patch up the old Lion so that she may perform the remainder of the voyage across this wide Pacific.

This affair toucheth on my suit, and, doubtless, you will be required to speak of my bearing in the voyage."

I suffered all that a man could endure in those three hours,” said he, shuddering as he thought of his unpleasant voyage.

He had sailed a voyage in this ship with Coxon, and the captain therefore knew his character.

The voyage across was without incident, save that, as was expected, they were stopped by British warships.

Chuyến đi xuyên qua không có sự cố gì, ngoại trừ điều đó, đúng như dự đoán, họ đã bị tàu chiến Anh chặn lại.dịch máy, chưa biên tập