10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSUMMERED»
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... swayed with such a grace Of subtlest undulation, that the eye Believed them
breathing ; while around were green And bloom and blowing beauty of the time :
Oh, 't was the brimming hour of all the year ! But not to me. Unsummered, sunless
...
Sidney H.. Morse, Joseph B.. Marvin, 1870
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England in Time of War ...
Girls that do blush and tremble with delight On the St. John's eve of their
maidenhood ; When the unsummered woman in her blood Glows through the
Parian maid, and at the sight The flushing virgin weeps and feels herself too
bright.
... that the eye Believed them breathing ; while around were green And bloom
and blowing beauty of the time : Oh, 't was the brimming hour of all the year ! But
not to me. Unsummered, sunless, void, I walked as one that, going, knows it ...
Free Religious Association, 1870
Girls that do blush and tremble with delight On the St. John's eve of their
maidenhood ; When the unsummered woman in her blood Glows through the
Parian maid, and at the sight The flushing virgin weeps and feels herself too
bright.
Sydney Thompson Dobell, 1860
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Poems of Francis Thompson
Unshackled from the bright Phoebean awe, In leaf, flower, mould, and tree,
Resolved into dividual liberty, Most strengthless, unparticipant, inane, Or suffered
the ill peace of lethargy, Lo, the Earth eased of rule: Unsummered, granted to her
...
Francis Thompson, Bridget Boardman, 2002
Yon wretch of whom none speak, 8 Hoarder of shame when she has lost the sun
And her poor tragedy is o'er and done And sealed and finished her unsummered
days, What gossip (surely even she has one) Grown moody for a little while will ...
William Butler Yeats, 2010
7
Tennyson: A Selected Edition
... now to these unsummered skies The summer bird is still, Far off a phantom
cuckoo cries 20 From out a phantom hill; And through this midnight breaks the
sun Of sixty years away, The light of days when life begun, The days that seem
today, ...
Professor of the Humanities and Co-Director of the Editorial Institute Christopher Ricks, Christopher Ricks, 2014
8
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
—adjs.Unsuit′ed,notsuitedor adaptedto;Unsuit′ing,not suiting. Unsullied,unsul
′id, adj. notsullied,not disgraced. Unsummered, unsum′ėrd, adj.notpossessing
the characteristicsofsummer. Unsung, unsung′, adj. not celebrated in song, ...
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The Touch-stone of Truth, Uniting Mr. Swift's Late ...
But to deny Age -its capacity to make another happy, were to belie the goodness
of Providence, and to limit the extent of his power. If Time hath unsummered my
brow, his Snows have not wintered my heart; nor will I yield to the youngest of her
...
Theophilus Swift, Will Dobbin, 1811
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Poems of Francis Thompson
Unshackled from the bright Phoebean awe, In leaf, flower, mould, and tree,
Resolved into dividual liberty, Most strengthless, unparticipant, inane, Or suffered
the ill peace of lethargy, Lo, the Earth eased of rule: Unsummered, granted to her
...
