10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNTREMULOUS»
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1
A Supplementary English Glossary
Untremulous, steady. Here was the seal, round, full, deftly dropped by
untremulous fingers. — Miss Bronte, Villette, ch. xxi. Untrenched, intact. Let him
fetch some sage, honest policy, and such as may stand with an untrenched
conscience.
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1881
2
The North American Review
The older and the younger are gone, and he still lives, with a smooth brow and
untremulous hand, not an old man though an old author, to set his works in order
by a leisurely revision, and bring his poetical existence to a dignified conclusion.
Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, 1839
3
The Forest Sanctuary: with Other Poems ... The Third Edition
—I heard a sweet and solemn-breathing strain Piercing the flames, untremulous
and clear! -The rich, triumphal tones !—I knew them well, As they came floating
with a breezy swell! Man's voice was there—a clarion voice to cheer In the ...
4
Works of the Sisters Brontë
... contain a sheet: it felt not flimsy, but firm, substantial, satisfying. And here was
the direction, ' Miss Lucy Snowe,' in a clean, clear, equal, decided hand; and here
was the seal, round, full, deftly dropped by untremulous fingers, stamped with ...
Charlotte Brontë, Emily Brontë, Anne Brontë, 1899
5
The British Quarterly Review
Neither can we touch the shrine of Coleridge with a firm, untremulous hand.
Again we think of the grave of the mysterious sage, as described by the poet,
within which 'burns awcrodrous light, To chace the spirits that love the night.' We
seem to ...
Untremulous in the river clear, vii. 18. Violet ! sweet violet ! vii. 48. Wait a little : do
tee not wait ? ix. 261. Walking alone where we walked together, x. 180. We see
but half the causes of our deeds, vii. 131. We, too, have autumns, when our ...
James Russell Lowell, 1890
Untremulous in the river clear, vii. 18. Violet ! sweet violet ! vii. 48. Wait a little : do
we not wait ? ix. 261. Walking alone where we walked together, x. 180. We see
but half the causes of our deeds, vii. 131. We, too, have autumns, when our ...
James Russell Lowell, 1890
8
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
With a firm tread he ascended the steep steps of the scaffold. looked for a
moment upon the keen and polished edge of the axe, and then and untremulous,
“People, I die innocent of all the crimes imputed to me! OUR CHARLEY. OUGHT
to be ...
when the stars fade in the morning, and not an hour till star-time again do they
leave untremulous with music. The sweetest of them all is the song-sparrow or
song-finch ; and it is most numerous and most constant in its music. Two or three
...
... brothers once, an ill-matched pair, 2, 41. Two fellers, Isrel named and Joe, 2,
39. Unconscious as the sunshine, simply sweet, 5, 140. Unseen Musician, thou
art sure to please, 5, 293. Untremulous in the river clear, 1, 20. Violet ! sweet
violet !
James Russell Lowell, Charles Eliot Norton, 1904
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