A night of almost unremitted sleep performed such good effects on the general condition of General Butzou, that Dr.
Marcus lost only a week in paying visits to his relations and friends, and then applied himself to his father's business with unremitted assiduity and the most flattering success.
Amidst the drowsy charms of dull delight, Year chases year withunremitted flight, Till want now following, fraudulent and slow, Shall spring to seize thee like an ambush'd foe.
Pierre accepted the apology with a manly but respectful reverence, continuing always to ascend with unremitted industry.
His Majesty, during his whole illness, has had the consolation of receiving the unremitted attention of the whole Royal Family, of the value of which he has shown himself affectingly sensible.
Thus dream they, and contrive to save a God The incumbrance of his own concerns, and spare The great Artificer of all that moves The stress of a continual act, the pain Of unremitted vigilance and care, As too laborious and severe a task.
The unremitted ardour which actuated every officer and soldier in the combined army on this occasion, has principally led to this important event, at an earlier period than my most sanguine hopes had induced me to expect.
He has served with me upwards of five years, and to his unremitted exertions in disciplining the crew, is to be imputed the obvious superiority of our gunnery exhibited in the result of this contest.
With all this appearance of levity, however, there is an unremitted attention to the affairs of state; nor is any senator seen to come late or negligently to council next day, however he may have amused himself all night.
Such is the restless jealousy of little states, and such their unremitted attention to keep the goods made in one place out of the gates of another.
Our friends the French and Danes express their friendship to us with unremitted zeal in capturing and robbing from us our merchant vessels, whilst our enemies the English let them pass unmolested from one port to another.
The unremitted marks of friendship and regard shown to the fleet under my command in the different ports in Sweden have excited my highest gratitude, and I have not failed to express the same to my government.
These are amongst the effects of unremitted labor, when men exhaust their attention, burn out their candles, and are left in the dark.
This continued, unremitted effort of the members of your Assembly I take to be one among the causes of the mischief they have done.
All know that his powers were vast, his acquirements various; and I take leave to add, that he applied them with unremittedattention to those objects which he believed tended to the honour and welfare of his country.
He displayed at a very early period of life, an uncommon thirst after knowledge, which he gratified with unremitted ardor.
All the heavy baggage was therefore obliged to be left behind, and by unremitted exertion we were enabled to gain a small spot of ground, formed by the mountains retiring from the immediate descent to the gulf below.
We were full five hundred miles west of Sydney, and nearly in its latitude; and it had taken us ten weeks of unremitted exertion to proceed so far.
They were years of assiduous labor, and of unremitted devotion to the study and practice of the law.
Our public edifices are to be reared by the surplus of wealth and the savings of labor, after the necessities and comforts of individuals are provided for; and not, like the Pyramids, by the unremitted toil of thousands of half-starved slaves.
In their unremitted struggle with the patricians, the plebeians of Rome gradually climbed out of their low estate into complete political, civil, and social equality with the former who had long been the constituency of the so-called republic.
Independently of what relates to this great obstacle, sufficient yet remains to be done for mankind to animate us to the mostunremitted exertion.
Every part of nature seems peculiarly calculated to furnish stimulants to mental exertion of this kind, and to offer inexhaustible food for the most unremitted inquiry.
To furnish the mostunremitted excitements of this kind, and to urge man to further the gracious designs of Providence by the full cultivation of the earth, it has been ordained that population should increase much faster than food.
Can I believe my royal father so great and good, when I have so long witnessed his unremitted unkindness to my neglected mother?
Unless fettered to my bed by the extremity of sickness, I will give it unremitted attention; I will knock at the gates of this sleeping and confounded ministry, and will, if it be possible, rouse them to a sense of their danger.
By prudent arrangements, and by unremitted daily attention, we should absolutely prevent the possibility of deceit.
Socrates however presently put them to silence, by declaring that he had had an original propensity to all the vices imputed to him, and had only conquered the propensity by dint of a severe and unremitted self-discipline.
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