Breathlessly she told him the story, leaving no word unsaid that would mount to the credit of Alan Macdonald.
Macdonald could see that there was somethingunsaid in the little man's mind which gave him an uneasiness, like indigestion.
In the saloon where people were scattered about writing pilot's letters she made him join her in an impassioned epistle of farewell, which once more left none of the nothings unsaid that they had many times reiterated.
Octavio told his name and quality, left nothingunsaid that might confirm the lovers of his sincerity.
O Light, if I had said all I could say Of thy essential glory and thy might, Something within my heart unsaid yet lay, And there for lack of words unsaid must stay: For God is Light.
When He spoke, his word had all the force of deeds That lay unsaid within him.
I very seldom say these things, and it is better that they should remain unsaid for the most part.
Much that I did and all that I left unsaidmust have puzzled you.
Death I recant, and say, unsaid by mee What ere hath slip'd, that might diminish thee.
Footnote 174: To do Mr Morley justice, it should be acknowledged that he unsaid his vindication in the same book.
He laid more stress on some and less on others; but he unsaid nothing, and for the most part he did but carry on his youthful programme.
To him alone, a wretch untrue, The punishment of death is due Who leaves his master’s speech unsaid And speaks another in its stead.
They want you to speak," said Margaret, with something unsaidin her face.
But the unsaid things those backs expressed broke out, I remarked, with refreshed virulence in the various organs of the various sections of the party next week.
Yes, and keep it still; Lean on it safely; not a period 585 Shall be unsaidfor me.
Shall be unsaid for me: it is not necessary for me to make any change in my opinion to make it harmonize with this new aspect of affairs.
When we saw Mrs. Panel, she seemed to be thinner and more angular, but her lips were firmly compressed, as if she feared that something better left unsaid might leak from them.
It was like her to compress all she had left unsaid into the first sentence.
It seemed, from what they left unsaid as well as what they said, that the simple influence of her presence had kindled a desire for education in Grande Pointe not known before.
A little bird was warbling overhead As if to twit me with the word unsaid Which he, more daring, when the sun was high, Trill'd to his mate!
It is the things left undone which we ought to have done, the things left unsaid which we ought to have said, that constitute the subject I am now to treat of.
The bitterest tears shed over graves are for words left unsaid and deeds left undone.
He certainly left a great deal unsaid which this babbling world expects.
Never had he observed so skilled a silence, or left unsaid such dangerous words.
We left unsaid no form of fair salute: Then he inquired: “How long since thou didst come O’er the far waters to the mountain’s foot?
I was not looking, so must leave unsaid When first they fluttered, but full well I saw Both heavenly falcons had their plumage spread.
There were blanks, unsaid things, twists of phrase, eloquent nothings which, wonderfully understandable in themselves, do not report well.
There was one unsaid thing which matured quietly, covered by the noise of much talking.
