| We learnt this from an old ferryman who was able to take his small boat over to deliver supplies from nearby farms. |
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| The ferryman just angled a rudderlike thing against the current and the barge began scooting crabwise across the river. |
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| The ferryman was watching from the stoop of a nearby clapboard house as we rolled up. |
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| The ferryman dies and Siddhartha is left to row the ferry himself. |
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| The old ferryman has become so frail that he no longer rows the ferry. |
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| And, as John the ferryman suggested, there's always the option of last orders at the Ferry Inn before you. |
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| My grim Mexican ferryman didn't utter a word throughout the crossing. |
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| A ferryman to whom they gave a silver 20-shilling piece decided they must be noblemen who were going to fight a duel abroad, and reported them to the authorities. |
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| The ferryman asks a high price if he expects us to obey his commands. |
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| Charon the name of Pluto's largest moon is a ferryman in the service of Pluto, or Hades. |
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| Once more, Yolk asserts its quality label status and bravely plays the role of the ferryman between jazz and contemporary music. |
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| If you don't have to live from it as a fisherman or ferryman, there is absolutely no need for the sea. |
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| Additional cash for the purchase of food was earned from work as ferryman and by panning for gold in the river sands. |
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| Has Ulysses ben reduced to a docile ferryman, unwilling to lose sight of the safer shore? |
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| We are on the shore of the Mediterranean, and an image rises before my eyes, it is the image of the translator as a ferryman. |
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| And the silhouette of the artist stands tall, because every artist is like that ferryman. |
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| Dead just one year before the cinquecento, he could well have remained forever a great ferryman of souls across the river of new centuries. |
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| In this tucked-away harbour on the south Cornish coast, it's not simply a case of paying the ferryman, but of having a darn good natter with him, too, if you want to make the most of your stay. |
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| And he was only a ferryman who would have never learned the language. |
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| On the way Enlil took the shape first of the Nippur gatekeeper, then of the man of the river of the netherworld, and lastly of the ferryman of the river of the netherworld. |
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| Festiwal In Tyniec takes place each summer in the farm that used to belong to a ferryman in old times. The artists attending the event create a pieces of art in many different areas of art. |
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| There a ferry was crossing the river, and old Ben grew reminiscential. He had been a ferryman back in the mountains. |
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| He hails the ferryman to cross to the other bank. |
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| It is also magnetizer and ferryman of souls. |
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| The ferryman, shouting from the inlet, is immediately rude and obnoxious to Thor and refuses to ferry him. |
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| Joe a ferryman and Grace a telepathist are the saviours within the story. |
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| The profession of the ferryman is embodied in Greek mythology in Charon, the boatman who transported souls across the River Styx to the Underworld. |
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| Traditions of placing coins on the bodies of the deceased in order to pay the ferryman are attested in the ancient Greek religion, but in the Slavic tradition as well. |
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| She now hopes to go travelling with her husband, former ferryman Walter, 88, and go for walks in the hills with their 15-year-old miniature poodle Toby. |
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| Lead pathologist Dr Stephen Ferryman gave the cause of Mr Bunney's death as hypothermia secondary to alcohol intoxication. |
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