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With last words of warning and advice, the father bade his son farewell, and watched him wend forth on his perilous journey.

The gondola alone can wend its way through the intricate water-streets of the Queen of the Adriatic.

The great diapason bell of the tower solemnly pronounces its four strokes, and we wend our way to the station for Gloucester.

We must wend our way to the riverside in the months of May or June.

To reach this the travellers had to cross the iron bridge and wend their way through the narrow bazaars.

He was to ride to his home, bearing thither the news of his good fortune, but he was soon to wend his way back.

I then wend towards the east, to a distance of about thirty leagues.

If that hand is cold in death, then henceforth I wend my ways alone.

Here let us all take our composing draught and then wend our way to school with a bold front.

It was across this field that Marjorie was obliged to wend a course made difficult by a weeks fall of snow that blanketed it.