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The Poems of Shelley: Volume Four: 1820-1821
1820-1821 Michael Rossington, Jack Donovan, Kelvin Everest. Her limbs, as
underneath a cloud of dew 80 Embodied in the windless Heaven ofJune Amid
the splendour-wingèd stars, the Moon Burns, inextinguishably beautiful: And from
her ...
Michael Rossington, Jack Donovan, Kelvin Everest, 2014
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A Companion to the Works of Franz Kafka
By seeking access to the law the "man from the country" empties his life of
meaning. Only at the moment of death does he glimpse the "Glanz der
unverloschlich aus der Tiire des Gesetzes bricht" (L 212; "radiance that streams
inextinguishably ...
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Remnants of Song: Trauma and the Experience of Modernity in ...
Celan s "teaches himself a home, most / inextinguishably, / against / every barb in
the wire [bringt sich Heimat bei, aufs / unausloschlichste, / wider / alien Dorn im
Draht]" layers hope and despair. Celan plays on the identical sounds of the ...
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The Saints' Guide to Joy That Never Fades
Collection of stories & quotes from the saints demonstrating that beneath the discipline, suffering & daily routines of life, Christianity is fundamentally & inextinguishably joyful.
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Looking toward sunset: From sources old and new, original ...
Now be the hours that yet remain to thee Stormy or sunny, sympathy and love,
That inextinguishably dwell within Thy heart, shall give a beauty and a light To
the most desolate moments, like the glow Of a bright fireside in the wildest day ;
And ...
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The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley: Complete
... as underneath a cloud ofdew Embodied in the windiess Heaven ofJune, Amid
the splendour-winged stars, the Moon Burns, inextinguishably beautiful: And from
her lips, as from a hyacinth full 0f honey-dew, a liquid murmur drops, Killing the ...
Percy Bysshe Shelley, 1839
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Der. inextinguishably. INEXTRICABLE, that cannotbe extricated. (F.—L.)In
Cotgrave; and Milton, P. L. v. 528.—F. inextricable, 'inextricable;'Cot.—L.
inextrīcābilis.—L. in, not;and extrīcāre, to extricate. See In(3)and Extricate.Der.
inextricably.
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The Wesleyan methodist association magazine
Cravings like these, acting inextinguishably under an absolute despair of ever
being satisfied, must make a hell in every breast they haunt, in spite of all
possible outward arrangements. They constitute, in all probability, when united
with ...
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Wesleyan Methodist magazine for 1851: fourth series
... of heart, which, however, never robbed him of his privilege to hate
inextinguishably everything evil : — all these formed a preparation which, if there
had been superadded more sinuous flexibility, would have made him a thorough
polemic.
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The Meaning of Everything: The Story of the Oxford English ...
... a figure of elaborated ordinariness — and a cousin of Rudyard Kipling — was
both extraordinarily well- read (though his history degree from Cambridge was
modest) and inextinguishably proud of being a sturdily provincial Englishman.
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Remembering Ornette Coleman, Fort Worth's Legendary Jazz …
With his music now permanently and inextinguishably etched across the collective thought of art history, Coleman's life will never cease to keep ... «Dallas Observer, 6月 15»
West: The best of the best
Anyway, I'll never forget the broadcast, Chic Anderson's words burning inextinguishably in recollection. "Sham and Secretariat are together ... «ESPN, 5月 14»
Will Exeter rival Bristol to be the best in the West?
The two applications are inextinguishably linked with Deputy Chief Constable Bill Skelly telling the meeting how important the plans were for ... «Exeter Express and Echo, 1月 14»
WSOF 3 Results: Jon Fitch, Warrior of Attrition
Regularly criticized and inextinguishably fearless—Jon Fitch has made a career out of grinding grown men into powder. Fitch's latest bout (first ... «Bleacher Report, 6月 13»
Boffins 'cage the demon' of white phosphorus
... to imprison the "demon" chemical, white phosphorus, famous for burning inextinguishably and for its sometimes questionable military uses. «Register, 6月 09»
