10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TERRORLESS»
Discover the use of
terrorless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
terrorless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
First generation communist leaders beginning with Stalin didn't believe that
terrorless command systems could deliver the results they desired. Accordingly,
Stalin, Mao, Kim, Ho and Pol Pot, after killing millions installing the command ...
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The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley: Complete
Thus solemnized and soften'd, death is mild And terrorless as this serenest night:
Here could I hope, like some inquiring child [sight Sporting on graves, that death
did hide from human Sweet secrets, or beside its breathless sleep That loveliest ...
Percy Bysshe Shelley,
1839
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The Olive Branch and Christian Inquirer: Devoted to Science, ...
... of repentance, confession, religious worship and absolution, it is so easily and
certainly avoided, as to render it terrorless to dishonest men, and all others are
influenced by moral principle, and not by the belief or fear of future punishment
for ...
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Walter and Emma, or A tale of Bothwell bridge; with other poems
On Gambia's banks they terrorless shall stray, And, undisturbed shall, by their
fountains play ; At noon they'll wander through the citron grove, And list at eve the
gentle tale of love ; ; Or, as the strains of merry pipes advance, Enraptured start, ...
John Strachan (writer of verse.),
1829
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Throw up now blubbery, terrorless sodomite. Blubberer smothers drowsily worn-
out poet. Worn-out mysteries throw up bold slobberer. Worn-out wrestler blubbers
moody trophies. Newsworthy, timorous blubbers to deplorer. Speedy brown rot ...
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The poetical works of Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats
How swift the slep of reason's firmer tread, How calm and sweet the victories of
life, How terrorless the triumph of the grave ! How powerless were the mightiest
monarch's arm, Vain his loud threat, and impotent his frown How ludicrous the ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats,
1831
A terrorless, exhilarating mode of transportation, upon which one might as well
find friendship, or romance while managing in a strange new land to get from
point A to point B exuding that all-American persona that became so familiar. It is
true ...
Janice Robinson-Delaney,
2011
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Selections from the poetical works of Robert Montgomery, ...
'tis an hour of awe, Yet terrorless, when revelations flow From faith immortal ;
view that pale-worn brow, It gleams with glory !— in his eye there dawns A
dazzling earnest of unutter'd joy. Each pang subdued, his longing soul respires
The gales ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... And darkness, o'er the starry eyes of night, Had drawn the curtain of her clouds.
Again Shot follow'd shot, drums roll'd, and jangling bells Spake to the mountains
and the vales — alarm ! Unheeded all, if heard, by thee the stir ; All terrorless ...
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The bible of reason, or, Scriptures of modern authors
Its precepts have consecrated the assumption of a measureless and
irresponsible authority in governors, and required an abject, passive, and
unconditional obedience from subjects. " How terrorless the triumph of the grave !
How powerless ...