10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNWITHHOLDING»
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unwithholding in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unwithholding and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Gentleman's Magazine
By thee concocted blushes : and by thee, Fully matured, into the verdant lap Of
Industry the mellow plenty flows. Extensive harvests wave at thy command, And
the bright ear, consolidate by thee, Bends unwithholding to the reaper's hand.
Sylvanus Urban, Gent., 1841
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The Gentleman's Magazine
By thee concocted blushes : and by thee, Fully matured, into the verdant lap Of
Industry the mellow plenty flows. Extensive harvests wave at thy command, And
the bright ear, consolidate by thee, Bends unwithholding to the reaper's hand.
forgetting that he is reasoning against an antagonist, and falls into conversation
with him as a friend,—I might almost say, into the literary chit-chat and
unwithholding frankness of a rich genius whose sands are seed-pearl. Of his
controversies ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Henry Nelson Coleridge, 1853
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A Compendious History of English Literature, and of the ...
... and unwithholding abandonment with which he there projects himself into
whatever character he brings forward, and the. ' The Reason of Church
Government urged against Prelnty (published in 1641). ' This notice, commonly
headed The ...
In her early picces, this unwithholding and all-committing sensibility, though
always graceful, pure, and tender, is often little more than sensibility and melody.
The matter is not up to the manner. The expericnces, though her own, and
sweetly ...
George R. Graham, Edgar Allan Poe, 1856
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Notes on English divines, ed. by D. Coleridge
... again and again forgetting that he is reasoning against an antagonist, and falls
into conversation with him as a friend, — I might almost say, into the literary
chitchat and unwithholding frankness of a rich genius whose sands are seed-
pearl.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Derwent Coleridge, 1853
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The Literature of the Age of Elizabeth, Etc
... Drayton described his raptures as “all fire and air,” and testified to his
possession of those “ brave, sublunary things that the first poets had”; and
Chapman, with a yet closer perception of his unwithholding self-committal to the
Muse, said that ...
Edwin Percy Whipple, 1869
8
The Ethics of Intensity in American Fiction
She must try to educate Marcher to emotional sublimity by sending subliminal
signals of a totally generous, unwithholding self. Alreadysuffering fromanillness
essentially caused by Marcher's physical andemotional neglect ofher,May rises
from ...
Hilfer, Anthony Channell, 2014
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The Gentleman's Magazine
By thee concocted blushes : and by thee, Fully matured, into the verdant lap Of
Industry the mellow plenty flows. Extensive harvests wave at thy command, And
the bright ear, consolidate by thee, Bends unwithholding to the reaper's hand.
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The Western Monthly Magazine, and Literary Journal
It seemed to me she was the only being who loved me, or ever would love me, as
I loved them—with unwithholding afiection. She alone knew what manner of spirit
I was of—she alone was conscious that beneath my cold, constrained exterior, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNWITHHOLDING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unwithholding is used in the context of the following news items.
Simon Russell Beale: Best and soundest actor of his time
This increasing nakedness of contact with the audience is likely to be especially powerful and unwithholding in Mendes' production because of Beale's great gift ... «The Independent, Jan 14»
Woolf: A soft but influential voice
Of course there is always the important difference between biography and autobiography, but in Woolf's case his judicious unmisgiving and unwithholding ... «Boston Globe, Jan 07»
