10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EBBLESS»
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Notebooks and Unpublished Prose Manuscripts: Family notes ...
Out54 of the first Nothing — 55 out of the56 black fog57 of the nostrils of Death
which hung ebbless and floodless in the spread of space — it asked58 of God
with undeniable will, something to satisfy59 itself.— 60 By it then Chaos was
staid ...
Walt Whitman, Edward F. Grier, 1984
... the bonds of earth thou dost unbind me, Till a perfect faith within me lies. Now
thy voice is awful, like the thunder, Swelling like an ebbless surge of air, — With
thy shattering tones thou crack'st asunder All the world-built dome of our despair.
William Wetmore Story, 1847
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The British Poets of the Nineteenth Century: Including the ...
... like a depth of snow Shrouding in slumber stern and dull The spring-fields late
so beautiful, Upon their fainting spirits press \'Vith weight of utter hopelessness,
And drive them oil', they heed not where, So that oblivion's ebbless wave May lie
...
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A School Manual: Prepared for the Use of His Pupils
Words ending in any double letters, excepting I, taking ness, less, ly, or ful, after
them, retain the double letters; as, carelessness, ebbless, carelessly, successful;
but those in double I usually omit one I on assuming these additions; as, fulness,
...
Nathaniel Holmes Morison, 1867
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The Philosophy of Human Life. Being an Investigation of the ...
We possess still stronger evidence in the broad, deep current of religious feeling,
that, with an ebbless tide, has rolled through the immense domains of history; that
has entered as an essential, and frequently as a controlling element, into the ...
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Godolphin and Falkland by Edward Bulwer Lytton
He fell stunned and unstruggling upon the ebbless and sluggish waves. Slowly
and heavily they rose over him as he sank: then came the lengthened and
suffocating torture of that drowning death —- the impotent and convulsive contest
with ...
Edward Lytton Bulwer, 1842
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The University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
III In my soul doth darkness dwell, And through its dreary winding caves Ever
flows, Ever flows with moaning swell, One ebbless Flood of many Waves, Which
are Woes. Death, love, has me in his lures, But that grieves not me, So my ghost
ma ...
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The United States Magazine and Democratic Review
N 0, not for these the life-drops start, Draining his almost ebbless heart ; Not that
his hand with blood is red, Sinks in despair that wo-bleached head ; Not that a
plunderer's wild unrest Heaves o'er his hopeless, storm-racked breast ; No, no!
his ...
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The Poetical Works of S. L. F.
... breathlessness Ere the death kiss was given, and spirits passed The ebbless,
dark, mysterious waves, where dreams Hover and pulses throb and many a brain
Swims wild with terrible desires to know The destinies of worlds that lie beyond.
Sumner Lincoln FAIRFIELD, 1842
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Hours of Illness. A collection of poems
Quick Otho bounds unto the shore, Springs to a boat, and grasps the car, And '
thwart the ocean's bubbling foam, Securely sought his native home. CANTO VI.
WHERE weary breaks the ebbless sea* In languid ripples on the shore, Full
many a ...
Thomas Sarsfield CARTER, 1870
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EBBLESS»
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ebbless is used in the context of the following news items.
40 Best Things We Saw at Lollapalooza 2014
Nas paced the set so there was hardly a breath between songs (save for some banter recognizing and mourning for Chicago's ebbless gun ... «RollingStone.com, Aug 14»
Carlos Cabeza at O. Ascanio Gallery
Preciousa 32” x 42” black and white painting made up of ebbless sequential patterns, depicts a woman's bust wrapped in a fur. Similar to other ... «Examiner.com, Nov 11»
