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Away off in the Bay was a homeward-bound schooner, with colors flying.
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At first some 40 per cent, of the homeward-bound trade was convoyed.
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The machine went drunkenly up the street, zigzagging like a homeward-bound reveler.
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I've got to speak a homeward-bound ship or a man-of-war-that'splain enough.
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Nor'-east by nor', to be sure, until we sight some homeward-bound ship.
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The sheep-bells were ringing softly; the flocks were going homeward from pasture.
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There was a peculiar homeward current in the traffic of the streets.
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On December 19 we killed the first dog on the homeward trip.
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At one in the morning the guests took leave, and zig-zagged homeward.
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So it was well on in the afternoon when he turned homeward.
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The storm was at hand; they felt its approach, and turned homeward.
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The visitors stepped into the carriage, and started on the homeward road.
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One night the Kid was returning homeward with a Comrade in Misery.
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Enlightenment came to her in the carriage while she was driving homeward.
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The rest of the story of our homeward voyage is soon told.
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Referring to the homeward voyage from Europe, in 1832, his biographer says:
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The Lourdes roughs had wind of the ambush on their homeward way.
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He walked homeward in a blinding snowstorm, reaching the ferry by dusk.
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Mounting, he started homeward in a brisk canter through the clear moonlight.
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He continued his chatter, bidding the Greeks persist in their homeward flight.
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He felt a trifle uncomfortable, while walking homeward in the crisp moonlight.
