"whale's road" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "From the land of Mermedonia are we come,\nBorne hither from afar; our high-prowed ship\nCarried us o'er the whale's road with the flood,\nOur sea-horse fleet, all girt about with speed.",
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          "text": "[E]ach of the transcendentalists went his own way [...] driven at last to some wayward retreat of his own - a library in a mossy house in Concard, a pitched tent along the Merrimack River, or even at sea , on the whale's road, where the white foam sprays and the horological soul dreams of its chronometrical truth.",
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          "text": "[H]ow likely was it that a man would take a ship alone, especially in deep water, the whale's road?",
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