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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ISLELESS»
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isleless nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
isleless e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
In front ran past the isleless length of the Atlantic. The telegraph-wires of the
signal-station hummed in the seawind overhead: I There's a long promontory, he
said, that the coasters see on the west coast of South America near the Line, with
a ...
2
The Works of Professor Wilson of the University of ...
... with the unexpected spectacle, have put forth their full power of vision,
distinguishable from all the material beauty, serenely smiles towards you, as if to
greet the stranger the almost immaterial being of an isleless Lake I That is CoNIs'
1'oN.
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier,
1856
... her gems of wondrous kind, Or some rapt harp that taught the zephyr's breath
Sweet themes of sorrow or of heart-delight When Earth was isleless in the misty
night. II O for a ripple of thy vanished seas ! A sudden wind to stir the airless day !
Edward Clarence Farnsworth,
1906
Now let him take the map and look at the stiff, rigid shore line, not only of South
America, but of the southern continent generally, and then let him compare their
almost isleless coasts with the finely articulated and beautifully contrasted shore
...
James Dunwoody Brownson De Bow,
1852
5
The incendiary: a story of mystery
Several days later, our party of four were peacefully rowing across the calm
waters of Digby bay — that isleless harbor of purest ultramarine, where the Bay of
Fundy has cloven its way through peaks still wooded to the water's edge and lifts
...
William Augustine Leahy,
1897
6
Poems and Letters to Don Brown
From wandering and musing on the wonderful of every clime, and studying every
phenomena of art and nature — from roving over the horizontal Llanos of the
majestic Orinoco, where the eye is lost as on an isleless ocean, and by the side
of ...
7
The physical geography of the Sea and its meteorology being ...
... the water for these two seas. We are also indebted to the French for deep-sea
soundings in the Mediterranean. That sea appears to be about two miles deep in
the deepest parts, which are in the isleless spaces to the west of Sardinia and ...
Matthew Fontaine Maury,
1860
8
Ballads and other poems
I have crossed the Line full fifteen times, And down in the Southern Sea Have
seen the whales, like bounding lambs, Leap up; the strong, the free, Leap up, the
creatures that God hath made To people the isleless main : They have no bridle
in ...
9
Select specimens of English prose: explanatory notes and ...
Leap up, the creatures that God hath made To people the isleless main : They
have no bridle in their jaws, And on their necks no rein, But, my little child, thou
sittest here, Still gazing on yon stream, And the wondrous things that I have told
To ...
Edward Hughes (F. R. A. S.),
1853
10
Essays critical and imaginative
... distinguishable from all the material beauty, serenely smiles towards you, as if
to greet the strangerthe almost immaterial being of an isleless Lake! That is
CONISTON. Now that you see the Lake, for a while you see nothing else—
nothing but ...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier,
1856