10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WEARILESS»
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weariless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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And he never forgot this act of deception but thereafter no longer gave to the ash
trees the strength of weariless fire, which is a boon for mortal men who dwell on
the earth. 565 But the goodly son of lapetos deceived him by thievery, stealing ...
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Everyday Prayers: 365 Days to a Gospel-Centered Faith
a. Prayer. about. our. tireless,. Weariless. God. The Lord is the everlasting God,
the Creator of the ends of the earth. He will not grow tired or weary, and his
understanding no one can fathom. He gives strength to the weary and increases
the ...
... they work. God ever rests, because He works unwearied! m. ' Then let ns seek
that labour weariless Which 428 Death, Rest, Labour. [October, DEATH, REST,
LABOUR.
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, Thomas Carlyle,
1848
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Iconoclasts a Book of Dramatists
There is an avenue of fountains that unfolds before the windows — wonderful,
weariless. Ablamore interrogates Alladine after she has encountered Palomides.
Does she regard the weariless fountains alone ? He soon lays bare the child soul
...
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The standard of usage in English
Lowell, again, was taken to task for saying weariless, just as Stevenson
employed the corresponding weariful. He resolutely refused to give it up. "I don't
agree with you about weariless," he wrote. "In language one should be nice, but
not ...
Thomas Raynesford Lounsbury,
1908
Coleridge wished to one of his friends a fadeless fame — a word which
Coleridge's admirer, Lamb, remonstrated with Bernard Barton for using. Lowell
was taken to task for saying weariless, just as Stevenson employed the
corresponding ...
Thence we scan where the far-seen watch-towers stand, And the fruitaged plains
of the holy land, When the hallowed streams sigh with a late-like sound, And the
wide ocean bellows in thunder around ; For weariless blazes the bright eye of ...
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Harper's Monthly Magazine
... fadeless fame—a word which Coleridge's admirer, Lamb, remonstrated with
Bernard Barton for using. Lowell was taken to task for saying weariless, just as
Stevenson employed the corresponding weariful. He resolutely refused to give it
up.
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The Classical Greek Reader
So Zeus, who knows imperishable counsels, spoke in his anger, and ever
remembering this deception thereafter, he would not give the force of weariless
fire to the ash-tree people, not to people who inhabit the earth and are mortal, no,
but ...
Kenneth John Atchity, Rosemary McKenna,
1996
During all that long martyrdom Sir Henry was the most weariless of nurses, the
most tender of companions. No stress of public duty was allowed to interfere with
the service which by night and by day he was ever prompt to render. It was an ...
William Thomas Stead,
1906
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WEARILESS»
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Go-Anywere Cosmetics for the Weariless Woman
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Al Lipscomb Is Dead
He was a weariless defender of human rights and was untiring in his pursuit to make our city better for all of its residents." Contact: Robert Wilonsky; Follow: ... «Dallas Observer, Jun 11»
'The Clarity of Things'
High Cliff, Coast of Maine titles a beautifully radical work of 1894 in which the rocks are broken into fragments of color as if by the weariless pummeling of the ... «The New York Review of Books, Jun 08»