10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REDEEMLESS»
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redeemless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Poems and Prose Writings of Sumner Lincoln Fairfield
Pity beheld,—her only voice was tears,— Truth whispered vainly from the gory
sod,— While reigned the Daemon in unutter'd fears, Shrieking redeemless woe
from all the darkened spheres. Here Shiloh's glory gleamed on midnight minds, ...
Sumner Lincoln Fairfield, 1841
2
The Poetical Works of S. L. F.
Pity beheld,—her only voice was tears,— Truth whispered vainly from the gory
sod,— While reigned the Daemon in unutter'd fears, Shrieking redeemless woe
from all the darkened spheres. Here Shiloh's glory gleamed on midnight minds, ...
Sumner Lincoln FAIRFIELD, 1842
3
The Spirit of the Doctor: Comprising Many Interestig Poems; ...
Now grey-growing time, in smiles, frowns, and tears, Hath stamp'd on my brow,
the winter of years,— And youth's playful hours redeemless are gone,— Having
reach'd the dark verge of threescore and one. With a faithful old partner still by my
...
James Watson, David William Paynter, 1820
4
The New Hampshire Book: Being Specimens of the Literature of ...
Such were the men our land did save, Nor e'er can reach oblivion's wave, (
Though booming o'er the statesman's grave,) Our deep, redeemless debt. No !
Merrimack may cease to flow, And our White Mountains sink below ; But nought
can ...
Charles James Fox, Samuel Osgood, 1842
5
The tutor's ward, by the author of 'Wayfaring sketches'.
summer time of her life had passed with its redeemless brightness. Two hours
had not elapsed from the time when she passed, in all her agony, from Aylmer's
sight, before she crossed the threshold of Rookcliffe for ever. She heard the
murmur ...
Felicia Mary F. Skene, 1851
6
The scrap-book: consisting of tales and anecdotes, ...
Though Albion boasts her cross of blood, Encrimson'd on a thousand plains, Yet
freedom's cause she bath withstood, And mark'd it with redeemless stains. But
thine, Columbia ! thine's the prize, To cheer the free and guide the brave, To
wave ...
7
The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
... a great, wise, though severe ruler ; but, lacking those qualities, he became a
scourge of God — the most wholesale and atrocious murderer, and the most
revolting, contemptible, and utterly redeemless criminal of ancient or modern
times !
... her light o'er man That, like the blind, he only feels the light ? Is God's diviuest
creature redeemless in each feature And doomed to be a foe or anchorite ? Is
every hope's revealing, that o'er my senses stealing, Lets THB POETIC
MAGAZINE.
9
Isolda, Or, Good King Stephen: An Historical and Romantic ...
Of wrongs redeemless as the time o'erpast — My desecrated youth and blighted
feelings, Fond trust betray' d — years minuted with groans, Sleep that doth mutter
wakefulness with woe ; Tear-blinded eyes and heart so heavy laden — So ...
Alfred Bate Richards, 1848
... atrocious murderer, and the most revolting, contemptible, and utterly
redeemless criminal of ancient or modern times I “ IN MEMORIAM" was Mr.
Tennyson's next poem. The introduction bears the date 1849. The poem was
published in 1850.
John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, Henry T. Steele, 1871
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Album Review: U2's Bland 'Songs of Innocence' Is So Much Less …
Still, it's not redeemless. U2 records tend to drift toward the finish (you listen to “Elvis Presley and America” lately?), but this one picks up. The Swedish pop ... «Newsweek, Sep 14»
