This it is to lead a life unclouded and devoted to contemplation of Art.
It was all-important that he should keep his clearness of vision and unclouded activity of brain.
The superb valley of Mexico, unrivalled in the world for the exquisite beauty of its scenery, lay smiling in unclouded sunshine at their feet.
The soul of such doubters is like the clouded sky: the warming beams of the Sun of righteousness can alone absorb the mist, and restore the unclouded brightness of a believing heart.
Liberty's unclouded blaze We lift our heads, a race of other days.
Oh, blest with temper whose unclouded ray Can make to-morrow cheerful as to-day!
Heaven's ebon vault Studded with stars unutterably bright, Through which the moon's unclouded grandeur rolls, Seems like a canopy which love has spread To curtain her sleeping world.
The morning broke with an unclouded sky, and before the dew was off the grass I was upon Bemis's Heights, eager to see what yet remained of the military works of a former time.
The air was cool and the sky unclouded when we left Ticonderoga.
The heat of the sun, shining from an unclouded sky, was intolerable.
At this season of the year, though the sun shone from an unclouded sky of the most brilliant blue, the air was dry and bracing in the daytime, and crisp with the promises of frost at night.
My happiest time with her is spent in public places, restaurants, and theatres where her unclouded pleasure is reflected in my heart.
Such are the various aspects of the mind-- Some heavenly genius, whose unclouded thoughts Attain that secret harmony which blends 280 The etherial spirit with its mould of clay, Oh!
Now it was bright, clear, unclouded morning, the morning after the boy's advent.
There gleamed the full light of unclouded June night and unsullied faint blue June stars, but no moon aided her search.
Then, again, what place is it that can look wholly evil when shone upon by theunclouded sun of fresh May?
Although the sun looked down upon the scene with an unclouded face, and found a mirror in every icicle and in every gem of hoar-frost with which the objects of nature were loaded, there was, however, no perceptible heat in his rays.
The grass looked greener than usual, the dew-drops more brilliant as they sparkled on leaf and blade and branch in the rays of an unclouded sun.
This is only a faint image of the darkness and sadness which would seize upon the blessed, could we suppose that God would at any time withdraw from them the clear and unclouded vision of Himself.
We shall see Him in all his adorable perfections by a clear and unclouded perception of his divine essence.
First, the sight or vision of God means that the intellect which is the noblest faculty of the soul is suddenly elevated by the light of glory, and enabled to see God as He is, by a clear and unclouded perception of his Divine Essence.
How sweet, while all the evil shuns the gaze, To view the unclouded skies of former days!
Where parted souls with kindred spirits meet, Wrapt to the bloom of beauty all complete; In that celestial, vast, unclouded sphere, Nought there exists but has its image here!
Glittering sand-hills slumber in breezy dimness around the land-locked harbour, and over the faint peaks of Yemen's distant mountains the uncloudedsky floats bright and blue.
The world well tried--the sweetest thing in life Is the unclouded welcome of a wife.
Heaven's ebon vault, Studded with stars unutterably bright, Through which the moon's unclouded grandeur rolls, Seems like a canopy which love has spread To curtain her sleeping world.
To know that Dane loved her meant absolute, unclouded happiness.
She knew too well into what a prosaic compromise the lives of many of these lovers degenerated, but she would have felt it a sacrilege to say as much to this bride of the happy eyes, and the gay, unclouded heart.
The birds are glad to see The high unclouded sun: Winter is fled away, they sing, The gay time is begun.
But if we keep the end in view it is simple enough to see that common sense and discrimination, unclouded by custom or sentiment or superstition, can accomplish miracles.
The sun was careering brightly in the heavens, and all nature was rejoicing in its unclouded glory, as the funeral procession of Helen Hartlington, and Antony Clifford, wound its toilsome and melancholy way to Bolton Abbey.
By the light of the moon, which shone in the midst of an unclouded sky, I attentively regarded these proud monuments, and curiosity impelled me to read the pompous epitaphs inscribed on them.
