10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DREADLESSLY»
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dreadlessly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Coleridge's Submerged Politics: The Ancient Mariner and ...
But more than philosophic light would seem to emanate from that italicized "torch"
Thelwall was to uplift "dreadlessly." In the code-language of the period, that
adverb allies the Patriot with Milton's "dreadless" Abdiel, the angel loyal to God in
...
2
Fresh Bait for Fishers of Men
a(j>opG)<; - - I Corinthians 16:10 - "see that (Timothy) is kept dreadlessly among
you" - Philippians 1:14 - "to speak the word of God dreadlessly. " Synonymous
with, and sometimes parallel to, the derivatives of (j)Op£G) are these Koine
Greek ...
3
The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
Sheep, he agreed with us, do not deliver themselves up to despair under any
circumstances ; and here Thomson transferred what would have been his own
feeling in a corresponding condition, to animals who dreadlessly follow their
instincts.
4
The Eclectic Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art
82 own feeling in a corresponding condition, to animals who dreadlessly
followed their instincts. — Thomson redeems himself in what immediately
succeeds — ' Then, sad dispersed, Dig for the wither'd herb through heaps of
snow ' For, ...
John Holmes Agnew, Eliakim Littell,
1843
5
Poems, with biographical intr. by J. Mitchel
He dreadlessly moves to the gaunt crag's brow, And measures the drear depth
under; — . But the waters Charybdis had swallowed she now Regurgitates
bellowing back in thunder ; And the foam, with a stunning and horrible sound,
Breaks its ...
James Clarence Mangan, John Mitchel,
1859
6
Anthologia germanica: German anthology : a series of ...
He dreadlessly moves to the gaunt crag's brow And measures the drear depth
under ; — But the waters Charybdis had swallowed she now Regurgitates
bellowing back in thunder ; And the foam, with a stunning and horrible sound,
Breaks its ...
7
Recreations of Christopher North
Sheep, he agreed with us, do not deliver themselves up to despair under any
circumstances; and here Thomson transferred what would have been his own
feeling in a corresponding condition, to animals who dreadlessly follow their 254
...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier,
1857
8
The University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
He dreadlessly moves to the gaunt crag's brow And measures the drear depth
under ;— But the waters Cha'rybdis had swallowed she now Regurgitates
bellowing back in thunder; And the foam, with a stunning and horrible sound,
Breaks its ...
9
The in-gathering: Cimon and Pero, A chain of sonnets, ...
O'er trench and parapet went he, To the Fifth Parallel dreadlessly, Of Codrington
demanding aid ; But ere to him response was made, The men into the ditch had
leaped, And death a bloody harvest reaped. " The foe," he cried, " we had defied,
...
John Abraham Heraud,
1870
10
Chambers's etymological dictionary of the English language, ...
adv. dreadlessly. — ». dread'lessness. Dream, drim, n. a train of thoughts and
fancies during sleep, a vision : something which has only an imaginary reality. [
Ger. traum, a dream ; old S. dram, Dutch, droom, sleep; akin to L. dormio, Sans,
drd, ...
Chambers W. and R., ltd, Andrew Findlater, James Donald (F.R.G.S.),
1867