journeyer

And if one succeeds, great good will come about, for the journeyer and the world.

Beethoven the journeyer here finds himself operating from within walls not of his own construction.

Robert Holden is a self-declared stateless photographer, a journeyer and an environmentalist.

It was "The Journeyer."

The Journeyer is a historical novel about Marco Polo, written by Gary Jennings and first published in 1984.

The Journeyer (1984) : An account of the travels of Marco Polo to the Far East.

Seven years had passed quickly for him; he had traveled the roads, a solitary journeyer, through Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas.

Partly this can be explained by the reintroduction of a unifying metaphor that was present in "Aztec" and absent from "The Journeyer" and "Spangle."

In the novel The Journeyer, author Gary Jennings describes in greater detail a method of the "Death of a Thousand" as a torture procedure.

Like The Journeyer the novel deals with the exploration of a merchant named Francis Itty Cora, hailing from the Kerala of 15th century.

Yes, I trust this night journeyer of mine because he not only carries a burning hate within him, but one he has learned to control, that he may accomplish best what is asked of him."

If they could do it- if they could stop the Borg virus dead in its tracks- then Chakotay could see how it would bring about great good, for the journeyer and the world.

In 1836 his court ruled in Commonwealth v. Aves that a slave brought voluntarily into Massachusetts, a free state, was a "sojourner," or a journeyer, and not taking domicile in that state.

The travels of Marco Polo are fictionalised in Brian Oswald Donn-Byrne's Messer Marco Polo and Gary Jennings' 1984 novel The Journeyer.

As such it competes unsuccessfully with novels like Malcolm Bosse's "Warlord" (Simon & Schuster), Gary Jennings's "Journeyer" (Atheneum) and the works of James Clavell.

Generally, the author (whose previous books include "Aztec" and "The Journeyer") avoids straying very far from his pay dirt material - decapitations, gang rapes, crucifixions, bisexual orgies - preferring to dance with the two that brung him.

The free software community has from time to time explored a guild-like structure to unite against competition from Microsoft, e.g. Advogato assigns journeyer and master ranks to those committing to work only or mostly on free software.

Whatever his subject, Dr. Cahill, director of the Tropical Disease Center at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, commands our attention with the unmistakable authority of a journeyer returned from scenes of great suffering.

Mr. Jennings took pride in the accuracy of his historical research on everything from Marco Polo's journeys for his novel "The Journeyer" (1984), to 19th-century circus life in the novel "Spangle" (1987), for which he traveled with nine different circuses.

The singer ultimately reflects that, just as the quest for a northwest passage might be considered a fruitless one (in that a viable and navigable northwest passage was never found in the days of Franklin and his kind), a modern-day journeyer along similar paths might meet the same end.

In two novels following "Aztec" - "The Journeyer," about the travels of Marco Polo, and "Spangle," about a 19th-century American circus - Mr. Jennings approached but failed to attain whatever it was about "Aztec" that made it both shocking and delightful.

Long trips, long periods of time in motion, a speck crawling in an eccentric path around the globe, that intoxicating sense of no one knows exactly where I am, the salutary dislocation that comes from months of one new temporary resting place after another, the educational perspective of the wanderer, the journeyer, the voyager.