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 1    1|      Druids, and made as rapid a voyage as if the wind had been
 2    1|    farewell, he prepared for his voyage, and setting sail without
 3    1|   encountering the labour of the voyage. In reply to the inquiry
 4    1|          brethren what sort of a voyage they had had, told them,
 5    1|        has just now set out on a voyage to us, and is in great danger
 6    1|         escape the danger of his voyage, and reach us in safety."~ ~
 7    1|          to accompany him in the voyage a monk who is going away
 8    1|       full sail during the whole voyage, and lo! as his little ship
 9    2|       prepare for thy tomorrow's voyage. If God be willing and life
10    2|        saint, and set out on his voyage in peace. As he was starting,
11    2|       had a quick and prosperous voyage, by the aid of God, and
12    2|      Prepare quickly for a rapid voyage to Scotia (Ireland), for
13    2|   replied, "I intend to begin my voyage after three days, if God
14    2|        winds unfavourable to thy voyage, and cause a great darkness
15    2|          Germanus, whilst on his voyage through the Gallican channel
16    2|        most unfavourable for his voyage, called on Christ the Lord
17    2|      round to help them on their voyage, to the intense astonishment
18    2|        making preparations for a voyage to Scotia (Ireland), he
19    2|          prepare thyself for the voyage." And while speaking, he
20    2|    companion, proceed upon their voyage with full sails and favourable
21    2|         vessel made a prosperous voyage under full sail to Britain.
22    2|        blessed man regarding the Voyage of Cormac the grandson of
23    2|        not yet known whether the voyage of Cormac had been successful
24    2|        regarding Cormac's second voyage, we have now to relate another
25    2|    knowledge regarding his third voyage.~ ~When Cormac was laboriously
26    2| laboriously engaged in his third voyage over the ocean, he was exposed
27    2|        the northern regions, his voyage seemed to be extended beyond
28    2|          favourable wind for our voyage, we took counsel and put
29    2|          most favourable for the voyage. The sailors then joyously