10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNREWARDEDLY»
Discover the use of
unrewardedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unrewardedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Family Fire-side Book: Or, Monuments of Temperance, ...
For years and years, Mr. Hall has steadily opposed what he terms the party
political clique, and though he knows that advancement, wealth, and office might
easily be reached by compromise, his energies are still untiringly and
unrewardedly ...
Edward Cornelius Delavan, 1853
2
Anti-popery: Or Popery Unreasonable, Unscriptural and Novel
To do a possibility gratis or for nothing is beyond the common virtue of our wicked
world; but to do an impossibility without pay or fee, by unrewardedly bringing
souls from purgatory, from a place that has not existed and does not exist, is quite
...
3
Henry James: Autobiography
... undemonstrably, unassistedly and, as it were, unrewardedly, proper to one's
self as an already groping and fumbling, already dreaming and yearning dabbler
in the mystery, the creative, that of comedy, tragedy, evocation, representation, ...
Frederick Wilcox Dupee, Henry James, 2014
4
The American Temperance Magazine, and Sons of Temperance ...
For years and years, Mr. Hall has steadily opposed what he terms the party
political clique, and though he knows that advancement, wealth, and office
mighteasily be reached by compromise, his energies are still untirineg and
unrewardedly ...
5
Defy the Foul Fiend or The Misadventures of a Heart:
Some of us project indescribable smiles endlessly and unrewardedly into the
wastes of space: this, his very first, had not traveled ten yards before its burden of
weariness had fallen off, like Christian's, and it arrived at that heaven in whose ...
6
Desire and Love in Henry James: A Study of the Late Novels
... undemonstrably, unassistedly and, as it were, unrewardedly, proper to one's
self as an already groping and fumbling, already dreaming and yearning dabbler
in the mystery, the creative, that of comedy, tragedy, evocation, representation, ...
David Bruce McWhirter, 1989
7
Notes of a Son and Brother
... and universal, and in the second placeall unfathomably, undemonstrably,
unassistedly and, asitwere, unrewardedly, proper toone's self as an already
groping and fumbling, already dreaming and yearningdabbler inthe mystery, the
creative, ...
Green Light tells the story of Newell Paige, a rising young surgeon whose career is destroyed when he takes the blame for his mentor, Dr Endicott, who botches an operation and causes the death of a patient.
And he had transfused two months of her life with such a delicate sweetness, so
unrewardedly. His dark tender eyes were bent upon her. She did not withdraw
her own. In that unflinching steadiness there was no boldness, no coquetry.
Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Dashiell, 1888
Day lilies (which I then knew as "tiger" lilies) still guarded its secrets. We passed
the old two-story stone house on our left — a young woman, stranger to me, was
working in the yard — after which my eyes searched unrewardedly through a ...
