10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STEEDLIKE»
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steedlike in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Festus, a poem [by P.J. Bailey]. By P.J. Bailey
The mysteries and dread delights of spirit, All thou hast sounded. Now behoves
to live The worldlife of the future — last the same One instant or for ever. Bury
love. The steedlike world stands ready. Mount for life. Festus. Well, then— be it
now !
Philip James Bailey, 1852
2
Essays on Vedic and Indo-European Culture
This last-mentioned characteristic is particularly important since the hymns
attribute to the words of praise the ability to gain riches, whereas by attributing it
to the soma and at the same time highlighting its steedlike quality, they seek to
make ...
3
The balance; or, Episcopacy defended: in a calm ...
... and, in driving, the reins must be kept firm, and tight, and steady, that should
the prancing ideas become restive they must be checked ; that is, those ideas
which shall be, steedlike, drawing the chariot of thought through the streets of the
vast ...
Internuncio (pseud.), 1863
The leaping surges into plumes are torn, Or lift sharp edges like a shining knife,
While booms the sweeping battery of the winds, With interludes of trumpet, gong,
and fife ; And all the shore with steedlike stamping grinds, And head o'er head ...
Henry Webster Parker, 1862
5
The Poetical Works of the Rev: H. H. Milman ...
So pass'd he, who had seen, him then had deem'd, By the proud steedlike
tossing of his crest, His motion like the uncheck'd August sun Travelling the
cloudless vacancy of air, A monarch for his summer pastime gone Into the shady
grove, ...
6
The History of Chivalry, Or, Knighthood and Its Times (Complete)
'So please my liege,' said Argentine, 'Were hebut hors'd on steedlike mine, To
give him fairand knightly chance, I would adventure forth my lance.'— 'In
battleday,' the King replied, 'Nice tourney rules areset aside. —Still mustthe rebel
dareour ...
The History of Chivalry, Or, Knighthood and Its Times (Complete)
7
Abingdon Old Testament Commentaries | 1 - 2 Kings
The swiftness of their steedlike bodies connotes God's continued mobility, as in
earlier sacral traditions. The extravagant attention to the measurements, decor,
and furnishing of the Holy of Holies bespeaks the reverence and confidence that
...
8
The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories:
A priceless steedlike youmust have your fill ofthebest oats!Pray begin! This
minute! AndIhave something togivetothe magnificent, valuable dog!Ifa precious
dog like you does notcare for bread,you can have meat." Zotovgrumbled forhalf
an hour ...
9
The poetical works of ... H.H. Milman
So pass'd he, who had seen, him then had deem'd, By the proud steedlike
tossing of his crest, His motion like the uncheck'd August sun Travelling the
cloudless vacancy of air, A monarch for his summer pastime gone Into the shady
grove, ...
10
Samor, lord of the bright city, an heroic poem
So pass'd he, who had seen, him then had deem'd, 540 By the proud steedlike
tossing of his crest, His motion like the uncheck'd August sun Travelling the
cloudless vacancy of air, A monarch for bis summer pastime gone Into the shady
grove ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STEEDLIKE»
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Costumes Fit for a King
The almost cruel charisma of his face, with its Tartar cheekbones, sensual mouth and steedlike flaring nostrils, was born for the camera. Nureyev was an object ... «Wall Street Journal, Oct 12»
