| With a look of poignant disappointment, the voyageur succumbed. |
| To-day it is ignored by all save the commis voyageur and a comparatively small number of the genuine French touristes. |
| The human images associated with it are the stuff of Canadian mythology: the Indian trapper, the voyageur, the lumberjack, the prospector, the bush pilot. |
| How unlike the denizen of the desert, the voyageur of the prairie sea! |
| All the stragglers who had lagged behind arrived, one after another, excepting the poor Canadian voyageur, carriere. |
| We have plenty meat, and I sing like a voyageur while I build the fire. |
