10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNWOUNDABLE»
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unwoundable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unwoundable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
If you are a Physicist, no one shall mock the gusto with which you bombard an
atom and return it again into unwoundable ether. If you are a Geologist, you know
the joy in knocking out a well-preserved hexactinellid. But after all it is words ...
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Dream of the Moving Statue
... to our courtship, breakable but unwoundable, complete surfaces without the
troubling depth or interiority of bodies, surfaces whose secretiveness is
satisfyingly absolute, perfectly thoughtless; they are bodies stripped,
paradoxically enough, ...
3
An Universal Etymological English Dictionary: Comprehending ...
UNWOUNDABLE [of un JJunb, Sax. and able] uncapable of being wounded. UN
WRE ATHED [of un and J?pe- o^ian, Sax.] having the wreath untwisted ; also
without a wreath. To UNWRI'NKLE. [of un and pjlinclian, Sax.'] to smooth out wrin.
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The Trouble with Cowboys
“What do you want, Dylan?” “Maybe just the pleasure of your company.” “Maybe
you should find another table.” He tsk-tsked. “So cruel. You wound me with your
hurtful words.” If Dylan had a heart, she was sure it was unwoundable ...
5
New Deal Modernism: American Literature and the Invention of ...
He claims in this way to produce safe, unwoundable identities that respond to
violation more distinctly and adequately than any human body. His texts may be
altered, but never wounded; once changed, his texts are gone. Critics have
almost ...
The sand of the cycles is the same, And infinite, the history of sand; Thus, deep
beneath your joys and pain Unwoundable eternity is still the abyss. Never is
there a halt in the fall. It is I lose blood, not the glass. The ceremony Of drawing off
the ...
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The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers: 1928-1938
... I am glad time could not touch you nor age deflower you, That your beauty is
like the African crystal no point can scratch, unwoundable, uncontaminable: For
what comes now shall very suddenly unpolish it. Ah, Ah, Ah, I am sick with delight
.
Robinson Jeffers, Tim Hunt, 1988
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The English and Welch dictionary: or, the English before the ...
\yn driv/gl. unworn. Diwifgiadi \hsb ei wifgd. unworthy, anhtilwng, anwiw.
unwqven. mweneiig. unwoundable, fee Invulnerable. ' To unwrap. Treiglo, altan,
aadblygù, neilltuii gwabanti. unwreath. Biurw yti St, dirdynnuyn SI, dadgf-i {
frodeddu.
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Juniper Fuse: Upper Paleolithic Imagination & the ...
The unwoundable memory of separation drives. Once an outline is gouged,
wounding the rock becomes a central satisfaction. To Wnger rock as if it were the
Xesh of separation is to imagine the unyielding as having lived. This I is window
to ...
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When Fear Falls Away: The Story of a Sudden Awakening
As you read, as you enter into the experience of evolving consciousness, may
you come to a growing awareness of the unwoundable joy and peace within
yourself — the breathtaking freedom that comes when fear falls away. WHEN
FEAR ...
