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A somewhat similar idea is conveyed in one of Shelley's lyrics, Autumn, a Dirge, written in 1820: 'And the Year On the earth her death-bed, in a shroud of leaves dead, Is lying. Brere. An antiquated form of the word briar. Like unimprisoned flames. Flames which, after being pent up within some substance or space, finally find a vent. +Stanza 19,+ 1. 2. A quickening life, &c.
"I do not profess," interposed Heliobas quietly. "I CAN do so." "But with the success of the experiment your power ceases? you cannot foretell whether the unimprisoned creature will take its course to an inferno of suffering or a heaven of delight? is this what you mean?" Heliobas bent his head in grave assent.
Taking 18s. as the true value of the work, for in this world the workman has commonly to sell his production under the above disadvantages, forced sale and the conspiracies of the unimprisoned we have still 13s. for a day's work by a woman. From the bull greater things are expected.
"On the other hand," responded the colonel, "it would be well for him to be careful just now. He will need all the strength he can obtain." "Humph!" exclaimed Zuroaga. "He will try to leave no living, or, at least, no unimprisoned enemies behind him when he marches for the border."
RATZEBURG. No little fish thrown back again into the water, no fly unimprisoned from a child's hand, could more buoyantly enjoy its element, than I this clean and peaceful house, with this lovely view of the town, groves, and lake of Ratzeburg, from the window at which I am writing.
While we were in the office, our number had been added to by other squads of newly arrived prisoners, so that we were now a procession forty or fifty strong. Know, ye unimprisoned, that traffic is as restricted inside a large prison as commerce was in the Middle Ages. Once inside a penitentiary, one cannot move about at will.
"Professor Seigfried, when once this machine becomes known to the world, there will be no posterity for your name to descend to. With the present hatred of nation against nation, with different countries full of those unimprisoned maniacs whom we call Jingoes men preaching the hatred of one people against another how long do you think the world will last when once such knowledge is abroad in it?"
They are the building-up and the disintegrating forces of the whole cosmos and mark this well! they are all, when unimprisoned, directed by a governing will-power. You, in your present state of existence, are simply an organised Form, composed of these atoms, and your will- power, which is part of the Divine creative influence, is set within you to govern them.
They have all the sweetness of unimprisoned air: they would prefer, like Borrow, "the sound of the leaves and the tinkling of the waters" to the parson and the church; and the smell of the stable, which is strong in "Lavengro" and "The Romany Rye," to the smell of the congregation and the tombs. When Borrow had almost finished "The Romany Rye" he went on a visit to his cousins in Cornwall.
It was within half an hour of this time that the Seventh Combat Squadron the only one left unimprisoned dived down from fifty thousand feet into the middle of the Com-Pub fleet and went out of existence in twenty minutes of such carnage as is still stuff for epics. The Seventh Squadron died, but with it died not less than three times as many of the foe. And then the Com-Pub fleet came on.
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