10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STIRLESS»
Discover the use of
stirless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stirless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Poems by Emily Dickinson
780 The Truth — is stirless — The Truth — is stirless — The Truth — is stirless —
Other force — may be presumed to move — This — then — is best for confidence
— When oldest Cedars swerve — And Oaks untwist their fists — And ...
2
Keeuka, and Other Poems
X. Down swept the fierce Five Nations like a torrent, Firm stood the clan Keeuka
like a rock—Down swept with bows and flinted arrows horrent, Firm stood with
warknives, stirless as a stock, Stirless as death, yet ready for the shock.
... on by sweetness of Elysian dews ; Then marble-mute, with the white-breasted
smile Of simple childhood wreathing his wan lips, Lies stirless in the murmurings
of the morn, And stirless in the golden afternoon, Till, when the sun's EDITH. 75.
Philip Stanhope Worsley, 1863
4
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
A dim deserted room, its furniture Withdrawn ; gray, stirless cobwebs from the roof
Hanging 5 and its deep windows letting in The pale, sad dawn— than darkness
drearier far. How desolate I Around its cornices Of florid stucco shone the mimic ...
5
Graham's Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Romance, Art, ...
There Silence and Slumber, twin spirits, reclined, Unwooed by the breath of the
flower-scented wind; 80 stirless each leaf within forest and glade That it seemed
like a vision by fancy displayed. But oh, had you gazed in each covert of green ...
George R. Graham, Edgar Allan Poe, 1854
6
Eidolon, Or, The Course of a Soul: And Other Poems
... torpid currents flow; Vainly they practised every learnéd charm To call into the
veins life's ruddy glow; Stirless, they laid her on that bridal bed, Stirless, she lay,
all life and motion fled. XLV. The life-long night they watched and laboured there,
...
Walter Richard Cassels, William Pickering, 1850
7
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Sm WALTER RA1.nron' ITim sun goes loughing down the seas Of glory in t e
gorgeous west ; The deep, um-ufiled by a breeze, Through all its waves is hush'd
to rest; Silence is on the mountain's breast, And slumber in the stirless grove, ...
W. Blackwood Ltd. (Edinburgh, 1829
8
Museum of Foreign Literature and Science
And now the wood engirds me, the tall stoms Of birch and beech tree hemming
me around, Like pillars of some natural temple vast ; And, here and there, the
giant pines ascend , Briareus-like, amid the stirless air, High stretching; like a
good ...
9
Quiet Testimony: A Theory of Witnessing from ...
It is as if the “wonderful intense silence” refers to the taciturn-silence in which the
passengers refrain from speaking, and the surrounding “general stirless morning
silence” refers to the stonesilence of profundity and God. The latter meaning ...
10
Monumental Melville: The Formation of a Literary Career
Beyond, the lake lay in one sheet of blankness and of dumbness, unstirred by
breeze or breath; fast bound there it lay, with not enough life to reflect the
smallest shrub or twig. Yet in that lake was seen the duplicate, stirless sky above.
Only in ...
