For just as an unurged zeal for voluntary service459 may at times invade, we know, the breasts of private soldiers, so may like love of toil with emulous longing to achieve great deeds of valour under the eyes of their commander, be implanted in whole armies by good officers. ❋ Unknown (2007)
But while she should be allowed to learn as much as her unurged energies permit her to learn, she should not be required to practice more than a very small amount, say half an hour ❋ Marion Foster Washburne (N/A)
As the flowers and fruits of a tree, unurged by visible influences, never miss their proper season, so does Karma done in a previous existence bring about its fruits in proper time. ❋ Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli (N/A)
The sense is that 'unurged by rime, I cannot allow these to take up my residence here.' ❋ Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli (N/A)
Do not cocks fight unurged, and are not their battles with nature's spurs more cruel than when matched by man and heeled with steel or even silver, which mercifully ends the combat in short order? ❋ Unknown (1899)
Canute gazed after him, as he sat there so broad-shouldered in the wagon, while the horse, impatient for home, hurried on unurged by Lars, who only gave loose rein. ❋ Juhani Aho (1891)
All weariness faded from the faces of the wayworn travellers, even the very camels and asses, shrunk, as most of them were, to mere skeletons, seemed to understand that labour and blows were done with, and forgetting their loads, shambled unurged down the stony path. ❋ Henry Rider Haggard (1890)
Horse and rider were soon at their best, the animal swinging unurged into the long, easy lope of prairie travel, the fresh air fanning the man's face as he leaned forward. ❋ Randall Parrish (1890)
In such an assault, no weapon would remain unhandled, no charge, true or false, unurged; and what qualities we do not there find excepted against, must surely be admitted to pass to the credit of Dryden. ❋ Scott, Walter, Sir (1882)
For just as an unurged zeal for voluntary service [7] may at times invade, we know, the breasts of private soldiers, so may like love of toil with emulous longing to achieve great deeds of valour under the eyes of their commander, be implanted in whole armies by good officers. ❋ 431 BC-350? BC Xenophon (1874)
No such thing; the people, as they always are, and, we fear, ever will be, were mere instruments in the hands of a host of lay and clerical agitators; and no argument was left unattempted or unurged to hound them on to the destruction of the Establishment. ❋ William Carleton (1831)
Clouds shroud the peaks of the cloudless Olympus; and the Scythian snows dissolve, unurged by the sun. ❋ William Godwin (1796)
And that he might leave no argument unurged that might tend to make them secure, he said, and said it often, 'O Mansoul! consider that, notwithstanding the old gentleman's rage, and the rattle of his high and thundering words, you hear nothing of Shaddai himself;' when, liar and deceiver that he was, every outcry of Mr. Recorder against the sin of Mansoul was the voice of God in him to them. ❋ John Bunyan (1658)
And that he might leave no argument unurged that might tend to make them secure, he said, and said it often, ❋ John Bunyan (1658)
What a talk She puts upon herfelf, unurged purity! ❋ Unknown (1780)
Your favor of July the 19th has been received, and received with the tribute of respect due to a person, who, unurged by motives of personal friendship or acquaintance, and unaided by particular information, will so far exercise his justice as to advert to the proofs of approbation given a public character by his own State and by the United States, and weigh them in the scale against the fatherless calumnies he hears uttered against him. ❋ Thomas Jefferson (1784)
And that he might leave no argument unurged that might tend to make them secure, he said, and said it often, ‘O Mansoul! consider that, notwithstanding the old gentleman’s rage, and the rattle of his high and thundering words, you hear nothing of Shaddai himself; ‘when, liar and deceiver that he was, every outcry of Mr. Recorder against the sin of Mansoul was the voice of God in him to them. ❋ Unknown (2001)
How strange that she should have come unasked, remain unurged, without dreaming of the possibility of her being otherwise than a welcome guest! " ❋ Caroline Lee Hentz (1828)
