10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNREPOSING»
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A lexical concordance to the poetical works of Percy Bysshe ...
(1) restless, ever moving. O'er the unreposing wave Etig. Hills, 25. The murmur of
the unreposing brooks, . . . Laon, II. i. 3. mountains whose vast cells The
unreposing billows ever beat, II. xxv. 7. whose jagged caverns breed Their unrep.
strife, ...
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The golden treasury of the best songs and lyrical poems in ...
... Weltering through eternity ; And the dim low line before Of a dark and distant
shore Still recedes, as ever still Longing with divided will, But no power to seek or
shun, He is ever drifted on O'er the unreposing wave, To the haven of the grave.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
[Rare.] unreposing (un-re-po sing), a. Unquiet; never resting. [Rare.] The murmur
of the unreposing brooks. Shelley, Revolt of Islam, 1L 1. unrepresented (un-rep-rf
-zen'ted), a. Not represented, in any sense. unreprievable (un-re-pre'va-bl), a.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
[Rare.] unreposing (un-re-po'sing), a. Unquiet; never resting. [Rare.] . The murmur
of the unreposing brooks. Shelley, Revolt of Islam, ii. 1. unrepresented (un-rep-re
-zen'ted), a. Not represented, in any sense. unreprievable (un-re-pre'va-bl), a.
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
[Rare.] unreposing (un-re-po sing), a. Unquiet; never resting. [Rare.] The murmur
of the unreposing brooks. Shelley, Revolt of Islam, ii. 1. unrepresented (un-rep-re
-zen'ted), a. Not represented, in any sense.' unreprievable (un-re-pre'va-bl), a.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1897
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
[Rare.] unreposing (un-re-po sing), a. Unquiet; never resting. [Rare.] The murmur
of the unreposing brooks. Shelley, Revolt of Islam, ii. 1. unrepresented (un-rep-re
-zen'ted), a. Not represented, in any sense. unreprievable (un-re-pre'va-bl), a.
Still he resisted the impulses of his curiosity and his pride, and, to escape from.
their dictation, he took long rambles on the hills, or amidst the valleys that
surrounded the castle; — seeking by bodily fatigue to subdue the unreposing
mind.
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton,
1845
... the valleys that surrounded the castle; — seeking by bodily fatigue to subdue
the unreposing mind. One day, suddenly emerging from a dark ravine , he came
upon one of those ltalian scenes of rural festivity and mirth in which the classic ...
Lytton (Edward Bulwer Lytton),
1842
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The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
... to the energy of youth, succeeds the infirmity of age—when the horizon
darkens every hour, instead of (growing brighter—it is very sad then to rea of debt
, and unreposing toil, and the worn brain called upon to supply the exigencies of
life.
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Reasons for Abolishing Capital Punishment
... concealed passion; his eye was black, full and heavy — a joyless, unreposing
eye. The countenance of Pierre Tenebrse was round and somewhat jovial ; a
love of mirth appeared to twinkle in his look, and his lips seemed made for
laughter; ...