10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRISTFULNESS»
Discover the use of
tristfulness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tristfulness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Peeps at Brittany: The Bretons, and Breton Literature
A vague tristfulness spurs his soul to accomplish the work it has undertaken. He
knows that there is " a young girl on earth who flutters when she hears his name ;
that she is a widow of heart who keeps her troth : he loves and he believes ...
Hunt (Le Mesurier.), 1869
... Jacob paused before he disturbed them, and then contrasted, in his rude way,
the cheerful look of Old Court, and the living mirth he found there, with the
tristfulness of Ashtree Farm, and the depressing silence which haunted it night
and day.
3
Selected Poems of Thomas Hardy
They come and seat them around in their mouldy places, Now and then bending
towards me a glance of wistfulness, A strange upbraiding smile upon all their
faces, And in the bearing of each a passive tristfulness. " Do you uphold me, ...
4
The Works of Thomas Hardy in Prose and Verse
They come and seat them around in their mouldy places, Now and then bending
towards me a glance of wistfulness, A strange upbraiding smile upon all their
faces, And in the bearing of each a passive tristfulness. " Do you uphold me, ...
For a whim of tristfulness, for the luxury of consummating the ineffable depression
the house created in him, Michael prepared to glance at every one of the five
rooms. The front door armed with the exaggerated defenses of an earlier period
in ...
6
The Poetical Works Of Thomas Hardy (Annotated Edition):
They come and seatthemaround in their mouldy places, Now and then bending
towards me a glance of wistfulness, A strange upbraiding smile upon all their
faces, And inthebearing of eacha passive tristfulness. “Do you uphold me,
lingering ...
They come and seat them around in their mouldy places, Now and then bending
towards me a glance of wistfulness, A strange upbraiding smile upon all their
faces, And in the bearing of each a passive tristfulness. " Do you uphold me, ...
8
Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry: Hardy to Mahon
The way that so much determined creativity had gone into illustrating life's
despair must have struck Hardy's original audience with even more contradictory
force than a word such as 'tristfulness' does today. Hardy's frequent use of
negative ...
Michael O'Neill, Madeleine Callaghan, 2011
9
British Poetry in the Age of Modernism
The way that so much determined creativity had gone into illustrating life's
despair must have struck Hardy's original audience with even more contradictory
force than a word such as 'tristfulness' does today. Hardy's frequent use of
negative ...
When he saw the headlines about Lindbergh's arrival in Paris, he was engulfed
in a missed-coital tristfulness. One hundred million other Americans went mad for
joy with Slim's success, but Bandfield burned with personal disappointment.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRISTFULNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
tristfulness is used in the context of the following news items.
At Swim Two Birds - Before You Left
So although heavy with an omnipresent tristfulness, Before You Left is still a redemptive and uplifting affair for those looking to deeply drown their sorrows and ... «DOA, Aug 09»
