1
It was a fresh, undiscovered country where the strangest things took place.
2
Will these pioneers not lead their fellows astray in that undiscovered country?
3
I refer to 'The undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveller returns.'
4
Are there still parts of Italy that are undiscovered country for Irish tourists?
5
Every great book, every great poem is a new world, an undiscovered country.
6
Yet the artists are but messengers whom we send before into the undiscovered country.
7
The whole coast about me was like an undiscovered country.
8
No one ever debated the undiscovered country more than he.
9
And for him, who knew nothing of the earth, England was an undiscovered country.
10
For to Richard the great world was, as yet, something of an undiscovered country.
11
London's great underworld to many may be an undiscovered country.
12
His foot is set in an undiscovered country to-night.
13
He wept and supplicated day and night, yearning to soar away to that undiscovered country.
14
If so, it is to me an undiscovered country.
15
And it isn't because it is an undiscovered country.
16
His own mind and body was an undiscovered country which he was just beginning to enter.
