| They are wayworn by the travel that goes by and over them, without traveling themselves. |
| There she found an old man, wearied and wayworn, who had lain down on some hay. |
| Care beset the wayworn travelers, as to when they should go to bed and rest them. |
| The aspect of this river and its vicinity was cheering to the wayworn and hungry travellers. |
| Whereby it speedily came to pass that he retained only the garments he stood in, and these soon became shabby and wayworn. |
| One night he came weary and wayworn to Bludenz in Vorarlberg, seeking shelter before the impending storm. |
