"Unendingly" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... have seen the light know what it is to miss the light. Those who have gone blind since they were twenty years old —their lives are unendingly dreary. But they can be taught to use their hands and to employ themselves at a great many industries. That association from which this draws its birth in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has taught its blind to make many things. ...
— Innocents abroad • Mark Twain
... enough that you have done it for her, Katherine," he answered. "With your ruling I am wholly, unendingly content." ...
— The History of Sir Richard Calmady - A Romance • Lucas Malet
... pauses in the lesson, when his fiddle ceased, and while he wiped the perspiration from his brow, we used to crowd round him and ask him questions. The elder ones always tried to get him on the subject of a danseuse named Mademoiselle Legallois, one on which he would descant unendingly. This was the lady who on one occasion appeared in a ballet as the allegorical representative of Religion, which fact caused it to be said of a certain Marshal of France "qu'il s'etait eteint dans les bras de la religion" ...
— Memoirs • Prince De Joinville
... present contorted and cavernous condition. Massive rocky frameworks have resisted the action of the waves, but softer measures have yielded; the shore has been licked into hollows, basins, caves, by continuous water-action, and the process continues unendingly. One remarkable excavation of this kind is the Devil's Frying-pan, covering about two acres, which the sea enters through an archway of rock at high tides; the pit is nearly 200 feet deep. Literally, it is a cave whose roof has fallen in. Close to this is Dollar Hugo, a cave whose roof has ...
— The Cornwall Coast • Arthur L. Salmon |
