Subject of a memoir

Usage examples of travels.

When I have to ford a river on my travels, he strips off his clothes without my telling him, and jumps in to see if I can across in safety.

I saw a circumstance there which surprised me very much, though one has no business to be surprised at anything if one travels much, and especially in a land of half savages.

Gil Blas, or Monte Cristo, or any of the imaginary travels, and escapes, and masquerades in life, which have been written in imitation of them.

You will be at liberty to talk literature, travels, politics, anything you please, and you need not refrain from anecdotes.

In my travels I render homage to my learned contemporaries, and you come the last and best.

You can have them if you like, on the condition that your wife travels with me for three years without our having the pleasure of your society.

We started on our travels, and till my late unhappy connection I never gave him the slightest cause for complaint.

He complimented me on my travels and on my being protected by the State Inquisitors instead of being persecuted by them.

Likewise, the Japanese who have befriended me on my travels are too numerous to name, but their kindness to a stranger will always be remembered.

She recurred now, as his figure disappeared down the station, to memorable instances of his appetite in their European travels during their first engagement.

Leonard travels fifty miles every day by rail going to and from his work!

You know how the same faces and the same trunks used to keep turning up in our travels on the other side.

She had possessed herself of the journal of his early travels, among the other portions and parcels recoverable from the dreadful past, and from time to time on this journey she had read him passages out of it, with mingled sentiment and irony, and, whether she was mocking or admiring, equally to his confusion.

It was not till the dining-car was attached to their train that they were both able to escape for an hour into the care-free mood of their earlier travels, when they were so easily taken out of themselves.

But I was thinking how pretty and pleasant things used to be turning up all the time on our travels in the old days.