Even to the moment when we reluctantly lose sight of him, he is discovered unceasingly occupied in the correction of his works.
So the days and weeks went by, and the snow came to whiten Rockhaven ledges, the billows thundered unceasingly against them, and the little harbor became frozen over.
Cuba devours her black population so rapidly that she is unceasingly obliged to purchase negroes from abroad; and these, being once on the island, have not before them an average life exceeding ten years!
Suppose those whounceasingly uttered these eulogies on his works were content with looking at the outsides of them; and had never opened them, much less tried to understand them.
Her white foot was covered by the water, but she heeded it not; her eye gazed fixedly on the treasure for which she had longed unceasingly in life, and which now hovered close to her feet in the dancing waves.
Wave after wave has gnawed at them; the waters have worked unceasingly through long centuries at this tedious task.
We must strive unceasingly and without rest to accomplish the development of the spiritual nature in man, and endeavor with tireless energy to advance humanity toward the nobility of its true and intended station.
If we are of those who perceive, we realize that the bounties of God manifest themselves continuously, even as the rays of the sun unceasinglyemanate from the solar center.
If this be true, and I doubt not that most thinking people will agree, the present state of things is unceasinglyworking towards making the idea impossible of realisation.
By intense devotional music he aided the author in the inspired effort to lift the veil, and reveal, if ever so obscurely, those glories of which holy men have dreamed unceasingly since the dread day of the Crucifixion.
The nature of this race is the great work with which Cupid is occupied, unceasingly active, speculating, and pondering.
As he had guessed, by what he could see of the place by firelight, he was at the bottom of a rocky bowl into which the falls over which he had tumbled roared and thundered unceasingly as they had been doing for uncounted centuries.
This was done; and half an hour later the three travelers had left beyond ear–shot the sound of the falls that thundered unceasingly into the Pool of Death.
From here an icy breath, unceasingly issuing from the chill recess, ever forms a glistening rime which melts again beneath the midday sun.
But the hero, ever unwounded, by his skill baffled the rush of his foe, and he quickly noted the brutal play of his fists to see where he was invincible in strength, and where inferior, and stood unceasingly and returned blow for blow.
I deem that Poseidon's ear has even now been loosed by the hands of his dear wife, and I divine that our mother is none else than our ship herself; for surely she bare us in her womb and groans unceasingly with grievous travailing.
And quickly they entered the ship, and toiled at their oars unceasingly until they reached the sacred isle of Electra, the highest of them all, near the river Eridanus.
Repulse indignantly these impostors, who, whilst they affect an hypocritical zeal for the constitution, yet unceasingly speak of the monarchy.
A traitor whom I have unceasingly denounced to you, the persecutor of the patriot soldiers, the upholder of the aristocrat officers.
They aroused the people to vengeance by displaying unceasingly before their eyes the blood of the Champ-de-Mars.
The clear fluid ran from tube to tube, while valves unceasingly opened and shut, until in the capillary tubes of the leaves at the very top, it was transformed to a green bloom.
He was carried along unceasingly by his poem, an internal fire deeply reddened his cheeks, tears flowed from his eyes.
The words of the Colonel, "The Russian advance into Afghanistan means war," rung unceasingly in his ears.
Not only did they wish us not to impress our influence upon the Assembly, but they laboured unceasingly to prevent us from establishing it in the mind of the President.
The remembrance of February poisoned General Bedeau's life, and left a cruel wound deep down in his soul, a wound whose agony betrayed itself unceasingly by endless recitals and explanations of the events of that period.
We must not forget that, in connection with the civil law, the law of the gospel was almost unceasingly proclaimed during the whole period of the monarchy.
The rooks, disturbed by this activity, were cawing noisily in the willows, and the starlings sang their loudest unceasingly as though rejoicing that there was a wedding at the Tsybukins'.
An old woman led a little boy in a big cap and big boots; the boy was tired out with the heat and the heavy boots which prevented his bending his legs at the knees, but yet blew unceasingly with all his might at a tin trumpet.
Out of the twenty thousand citizens shot by fusillades during the time of the Commune of Paris I should like to have seen a dozen unceasingly harassing the Hon.
Unceasingly they made us go back on our tracks and begin over again.
Madame Marcassin's paralyzed face appears, the disappearance of which she unceasinglythinks has lacerated her features.
Had not the silent army in the United States fought so unceasingly and so skillfully, the army in France would have been paralyzed.
During that period the faithful Kurt kept guard unceasingly over his masterÂ’s coffin and would not suffer himself to be drawn therefrom.
Then the abbot was angered; he raised his hands to heaven and cursed the thoughtless crowd, condemning the villagers to dance there unceasingly for a year and a day.
Therefore, first without and then within the walls, they unceasingly combated the people and the Republic, down to the distant time when they were finally crushed by the State.
Master Martin, with his arm in a sling, railed and rated unceasingly on the subject of his late evil, unintelligible journeyman.
The old woman had rated him soundly for his rashness, and muttered and muttered unceasingly about the utter needlessness of what he had done.
He had studied unceasingly the human subject, and knew men and women as a Greek scholar knows his Sophocles.
