10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPATHWAYED»
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A Supplementary English Glossary
UNPATHWAYED. (. 693. ) UNPROSELYTE ( 694 ) UNREMORSEFUL
UNREPAIRABLE ( 695 ) UNSANITARY. UNPROMISE. TJnpathwayed, having no
track. Shakespeare ( Winter's Tale, IV. iii.) has unpathed. She roves through St.
John's ...
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1881
... his hand Have you forgot The delicate smiling land beneath the arcs Which
day and night and momently are wove Between its peaceful shores and the vast
gulf Of dreadful silence and the unpathwayed dark? Etain If somewhat I
remember, ...
Of Raven-crag—black as a storm— Glimmering through the twilight pale; And
Ghimmer-cm,' his tall twin brother, Each peering forth to meet the other :— And,
while she roves through St John's Vale,1 Along the smooth unpathwayed plain, ...
William Wordsworth, William Angus Knight, 1883
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The Miscellaneous Poems of William Wordsworth
... his tall twin-brother, Each peering forth to meet the other : — And, rambling on
through St. John's Vale, Along the smooth unpathwayed plain, By sheep-track or
through cottage lane, Where no disturbance comes to intrude Upon the pensive ...
5
Guide through Switzerland and Chamonix
199 Here, by the unpathwayed margin, still and dread Was never heard the
plodding peasant's tread ; Tower like a wall the naked rocks , or reach Far o'er
the secret water, dark with beech : More high , to where creation seems to end ,
Shade ...
6
Lyra Hellenca. [Metrical translations of the Prometheus of ...
Lo! we have reached the utmost verge of earth, The Scythian country-an
unpathwayed desert; And now, Hephaestus, must the grave commission, Which
the world's Father hath imposed on thee, Claim thy best care: in chains of
adamant, That ...
Wathen Mark Wilks CALL, 1842
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The complete poetical works of William Wordsworth, late poet ...
Fear looks silent down on Uri's lake, Where, by the unpathwayed margin, still and
dread, Was never heard the plodding peasant's tread. Tower like a wall the
naked rocks, or reach Far o'er the secret water dark with beech ; More high, to
where ...
William Wordsworth, Henry Reed, 1851
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On Some Deficiencies in Our English Dictionaries: Being the ...
Ruskin Unpalsied, adj. Tennyson Unparadised, adj. Ruskin Unparallelable, adj.
Sir R Wilson Unparalleled, adj. Burke Unparticipating, adji Carlyle Unpassab e,
adj. T urnet Unpassionate, ad'. Hooker Unpathwayed, a W Unpatriarohal, adj.
Richard Chenevix Trench, 1857
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The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth: With Life ; ...
Fear looks silent down on Uri's lake, Where, by the unpathwayed margin, still and
dread, Was never heard the plodding peasant's tread. Tower like a wall the
naked rocks, or reach Far o'er the secret water dark with beech ; More high, to
where ...
And Ghimmer-crag,* his tall twin brother, Each peering forth to meet the other : —
And, while she roves through St. John's Vale, Along the smooth, unpathwayed
plain, By sheep-track or through cottage lane, Where no disturbance comes to ...
