Is there any threnody over a death half so unutterably sad as that one jest over a life?
No man could be so unutterably cruel, so unutterably base.
He, this man with a marvellous intellect and a soul unutterably stained by the most merciless perfidy, was yet able to look back at her with a kind, sorrowful, and touching glance.
And then, as if it had seen that Megbie was trying to speak to it, but it could not hear his words, the figure of Eustace Charliewood wrung its hands, with a gesture which was inexpressibly dreadful, unutterably painful to see.
To Clodagh, the pilgrimages had seemed unutterably wearisome and unutterably foolish; but there is a great capacity for silent endurance in the Irish nature.
He was unutterably relieved when Faith stopped crying and put her handkerchief away.
Faith pushed the soft hair back from her forehead; she was beginning to feel unutterably fagged.
The retreat of the Russians before them was no doubt a master-stroke of policy, but to the sovereign of Russia it was unutterably painful.
But the gain was so inconceivably precious, the loss so unutterably terrible!
The conduct of the mob has been unutterably base; and no whit better are the fine gentlemen of Paris, while the fine ladies are infinitely worse.
As she said this, she looked so unutterably mischievous and comical, that in spite of his vexation and all his efforts to the contrary, he burst into a long and hearty fit of laughter.
It was night in heaven; all was unutterably silent; the music of the spheres had paused, and not a sound came from the angels of the stars; and they who sat upon those shining thrones were three thousand and ten, each resembling each.
And the face of the female was unutterably calm and sweet (though with a something of severe); there was no line nor wrinkle in the hueless brow; care never wrote its defacing characters upon that everlasting beauty.
Unutterably wailing, pitiful, it sent plaintive, piercing cries up to the calm, dead heavens.
Forever he should remember all that ghostly sheen of silvery white about a rigid face with unutterably sad fixed mouth and drooping lids.
With an earnestness unutterably impressive, he implored my watchful solicitude for his eldest daughter, entreating me to afford her that guidance from experience, which she must inevitably need.
And the same instant I realised something else too--it was the animal; and its whole presentment for some unaccountable reason was unutterably malefic.
Then Kalkmann, dark and unutterably stern, turned in the dim light and faced the rest.
The mountains rose black and unutterably still beneath the stars.
It was unutterably dismal in the dark, hushed old house with Sir Noel's ghost seeming to haunt every room--very dismal and ghastly this waiting to step into dead people's shoes.
That I am unutterably glad, and thankful to know she is alive and well, and with friends who are good to her.
Mr. Thorndyke, listlessly, wearily and unutterably bored, joined the idol of his existence.
But oh, so happy, too--so deeply, unutterably happy.
He had never felt so unutterably bored with the inconsequent chatter of Rosie, nor more annoyed with May's noisy performance on the piano.
What he had set himself to do for the sake of not only making good to others what they had lost through him, but what he had lost through himself, was unutterablyterrible to him.
There is something unutterablypainful in the sight of any place after one's lengthened absence, wearing the same smile, lying in the same sunlight.
And he longed unutterably to take her out for a long ramble in the bois, her arm through his own, her sweet candid face uplifted to his, that she might the better comprehend the meaning of his words; but he must not think of such things.
But she was changed; the sweet eyes were unutterably sad, and the delicate cheek was less rounded.
She is a wonderful artist; but there is something unutterably sad to me in the contemplation of such a career.
We obtained an unutterably hard beefsteak for our dinner, having had nothing on the road, but found ourselves but little fortified by the sight of what we really could not swallow.
Life was suddenly sweet again, unutterably full, blazing like the sunrise.
It was his, and he feltunutterably grateful and swore he would be worthy of this great gift.
Jack bowed, then added immediately, "I am unutterably anxious about dear friends of mine who are in the Armenian Quarter.
Her spirit was so pure and perfect, her soul so beautiful, noble, and womanly, that the body which clothed soul and spirit partook of their perfection and became unutterably dear.
He had missed her sounutterably during these days.
Ted's voice is doing its best to be logical in spite of the fact that two things, the fact that he is unutterably sorry for Oliver and the fact that he mustn't show it in silly ways, are fighting in him like wrestlers.
The latter was the thing which would have seemed unutterably ridiculous and impossible to Colonel Kingsward.
She did not doubt that his decision was for the best any more than she doubted that it was inexorable: but still the heart revolted a little, and she hoped that he might not be proved so unutterably right as that.
Oh, unutterably ownest wife, no pen can write how I have longed for thee, or for any the slightest word from thee; for thy Sunday's letter did not reach me till noon of this very day!
I long unutterably to see her, and cannot bear to think that she has been growing out of her childhood, all the time, without my witnessing each day's change.
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