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The belated traveller was Reynard; and another had stepped in before him.
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As useful this as sign-post to belated traveller at four cross-roads.
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Possibly a belated traveller might ask shelter at the house, and amuse them with tales of adventure and peril.
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The last belated traveller dashed through the gates, the last signal was given, the train began very slowly to move.
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Here the headless figure of a negro boy was seen by a belated traveller on a path that leads over the hills.
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The very high-roads are imperceptible then, and the village sacristan rings the church bells in order to guide the belated traveller to his home.
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A remote crash of brushwood told of some other beast on his depredations, or some night- belated traveller groping his way through the narrow path.
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Now and then there was the trampling of a horse's hoofs on the road as some belated traveller from Belfast pushed fast for home.
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The skyscraper will not come down from the heavens merely because a belated traveller rails that his view of the stars has been obscured.
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Belated travellers, or storm-bound ones, would, on occasion, stop with us overnight.
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The Tanuki-Bozu is the priestly form assumed by the goblin-badger (tanuki) for the purpose of decoying belated travellers to destruction.
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But being no more than two, we must e'en hope for the best if we fall not in with other belated travellers.
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Ever since that hideous night, at intervals the "Grey Man" has been wont to appear to belated travellers along that road.
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"' Belated traveller' is good," mused Rod as his eye caught a faint glow in the eastern sky.
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"My dearest Clary, Captain Westleigh tells me that you are quite knocked up- "shebegan; and then recognizing the belated traveller, cried out, "George Fairfax!
