10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNREPROVING»
Discover the use of
unreproving in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unreproving and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Lady's Monthly Museum
At home, abroad, thy image fills my breast, And unreproving * softness seals my
rest : How bless'd my hours, when seated by thy side, Who know'st to smile, but
yet must learn to chide ; My dearest joy, with thee each joy to part, And more than
...
2
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Poetical Works
She trembles her fan in a sweetness dumb, As her thoughts were beyond
recalling, With a glance for one, and a glance for some, From her eyelids rising
and falling ; Speaks common words with a blushful air, Hears bold words,
unreproving ...
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1899
3
Text-book of Poetry: From Wordsworth, Coleridge, Burns, ...
... hall or glade; Be no man's pleasure for another stay'd; Let each as likes him
best his hours employ, And cursed be he who minds his neighbour's trade ! Here
dwells kind ease and unreproving joy ; He little merits bliss who others can annoy
.
Henry Norman Hudson, 1875
4
The Castle of Indolence, 1748
... And curs'd be he who minds his Neighbour's Trade l " Here dwells kind Ease,
and unreproving Joy: He little merits Bliss who Others can annoy." XXIX. Strait of
these endless Numbers, swarming round, As thick as idle Motes in sunny Ray, ...
5
The Letters of the Martyrs ... with Introductory Remarks by ...
He that gathereth not with Christ, (as no mass-seer unreproving it doth,)
scattereth abroad. God's chosen are such as not only have good hearts, but also
kiss not their hands, nor bow their knee, to Baal. Christ's disciples are none but
such as ...
... his mother's dwelling, which he had left last in all the pride and flush of hope,
and youth, and wealth, — an exile, deprived of all, save life and honour only, he
returned to sink his weary head on that still loving and ever unreproving heart.
7
Helen MacGregor: Or, Conquest and Sacrifice
... unheeding and unreproving. Mr. Ashton was not a little astonished at
CONQUEST AND SACRIFICE. 31.
8
The fawn of Spring-vale, The clarionet, and other tales
Oh, no — no; many motives conspired to send her into solitude, that she might in
the sanctity of unreproving nature cherish her affection for the youth whose image
was ever, ever before her. At home such was the timid delicacy of her love, that ...
9
Occasional Amusements. [In verse. By Edward Forster.]
Friend of my Youth, thy partial eye surveys, With unreproving look my trivial lays,
Tho' Censure, mask'd in Wisdom's sacred dress, Should bid me now no more the
Muse caress, Tho' Truth should tell how many a year has past, Since Manhood ...
10
The classic and the beautiful from the literature of three ...
She trembles her fan in a sweetness dumb, As her thoughts wore beyond
recalling, With a glance for one, and a glance for some, From her eyelids rising
and falling ; Speaks common Words with a blushful air ; Hears bold words
unreproving; ...
