10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNQUAKING»
Discover the use of
unquaking in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unquaking and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Biblical Repository and Classical Review
... for any of the thousand transactions of civilized life! The plea is not worth
another word." The steps by which she hastens from the house of God to the
theatre, are indeed very nimbly taken. She bounds with a light heart and an
unquaking ...
2
The Works of Professor Wilson of the University of ...
Alas ! for poor weak human nature at the dying hourl Not even can the Christian
always then retain unquaking trust in his Saviour! “This is the blood that was shed
for thee,” are words whose mystery quells not always nature's terror.
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier, 1857
3
The Experience and Example of the Lord Jesus Christ; ...
So have these men rashly, and, it is fo-bc &fared-r to the utter destruction of
millions, with unquaking consciences, affirmed; yet gffl'r Posterity fondly approve
of what they ' Y - . - v Now, 'ADDRE-Ss. si* ' xxi * New, whatever their implieit ...
4
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
The word was given in the Committee of Privileges toapply the powar—and it fell
on the unquaking “ Irish Member” like a goose-feather wafted on the wind. The
whole charge was a fabrication of his many calumniators' want of brains! Nobody
...
5
The Poetical Works of Milman, Bowles, Wilson and Barry ...
Calmness will lead to hope, and hope to faith, And faith unto that awful happiness
That walks unquaking through the shades of death, Triumphant over nature's
agony. slconn wotnn. Walk not away! speak to us yet a while! IIAGDALRNI.
Return ...
Henry Hart Milman, William Lisle Bowles, John Wilson, 1829
Their patience, their fortitude — their courage — their unquaking confidence in
their own right arms — and their sacred trust in God 1 What if he had trembled on
his throne, and imagined in that terror that its foundations were shaken by that ...
John Wilson, Robert Shelton Mackenzie, James Hogg, 1867
7
Recreations of Christopher North
Not even can the Christian always then retain unquaking trust in his Saviour! “
This is the blood that was shed for thee,” are words whose mystery quells not
always nature's terror. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is renewed in vain—
and he ...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier, 1857
8
The Works of Professor Wilson of the University of ...
... with an unquaking heart. " I have been far away — Amy — across the seas. My
Father, you may have heard of it, was ill — and I attended his bed. I loved him,
Amy, — I loved my Father — but he is dead !" and here the noble youth s tears fell
...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier, 1867
9
The city of the plague, and other poems
Cheer up your souls ! Calmness will lead to hope, and hope to faith, And faith
unto that awful happiness That walks unquaking through the shades of death, '
Triumphant over nature's agony. 2d Woman. Walk not away ! speak to us yet
awhile !
10
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life
of their souls to their lot, and a resolution not to be shaken in its unquaking power
by any hardships either in anticipation or reality. Abel Alison saw and felt this,
and his soul burned within him. " We shall all go to service — no shame in that.
