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wanderer

[won-der-er] / ˈwɒn dər ər /


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They arrived at a new name, Caine, with its layers of meaning: as a brother in arms to Wick’s Abel; as nod to David Carradine’s “Kung Fu” wanderer — and reclamation of Bruce Lee’s reported exclusion from the role; and in the literal sense, the personification of his epee-like weapon of choice.

From Los Angeles Times

His personal canon includes Poe, Melville, Baudelaire, De Quincey, Pessoa and Walter Benjamin, not all flâneurs in their writing, but each, in his own way, a “literary wanderer” who preferred observing life to participating in it.

From New York Times

It’s a live-action take on the comics, one that maintains the same basic premise: Gus, a nine-year-old boy with deer antlers, lives in relative isolation with his father, before eventually setting out into the larger world alongside a wanderer named Jepperd.

From The Verge

Some of the people carried by the ship named The Wanderer were sold to plantations in Terrebonne, Lafourche and St. Mary parishes, The Courier reported.

From Washington Times

Thibodaux City Councilwoman Constance Johnson said she’s working to learn whether any of her ancestors were on “The Wanderer.”

From Washington Times