Rules of hospitality declare that he must offer this wayfarer safe shelter for the night, but he declares that they shall duel in the morning.
| July 15 at 2 30: The estimable British maestro Mark Elder leads the orchestra in a very Northern program of works by Strauss, Mahler ("Songs of a Wayfarer"), Delius ("Cynara," a lush little rarity for voice and orchestra), and Sibelius (the Symphony No. 2); his guest is the baritone Thomas Hampson.
My second choice is a song from Mahler's "Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen" ("Songs of a Wayfarer").
Mr. Towill, in a striped blue apron and black wayfarer glasses, held court in the kitchen, topping off bite-size tarts with dollops of crushed New Jersey spring peas and paddlefish caviar.
The Dutchman, a beleaguered wayfarer in a dingy leather jacket, is first seen dragging a suitcase on rollers, a perpetual traveler in search of a place to rest and find salvation, which for him means death.
As an adult education specialist and recent wayfarer through the mental health system, I attribute my hard-won health to the hybrid approach that Dr. Sandberg advocates.
Each time he hops to greater heights, his mother urges the wayfarer to "leap frog back to me!" With a mom like this, being green may be easy after all.
WHEN a New Yorker stops a fellow wayfarer from wandering into traffic, he is lucky to earn a thank you.
For many decades the foldable item was so cumbersome (12 by 18 inches) that, as one 19th-century wayfarer griped, "no pocket of any sex would tolerate them".
A woman standing somewhere behind me talked about juice presses and quinoa salads, and a guy bemoaned the sorry state of his espadrilles — even I was guilty of a pair of dirty Vans and wayfarer sunglasses.
They look good in what might be considered period clothes — wayfarer sunglasses and crisp suits for him, waifish ensembles of knitted layers for her — and also in their birthday suits.
