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Tearless

adjective
1.
Free from tears.  Synonym: dry-eyed.






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"Tearless" Quotes from Famous Books



... the realms of the tearless, Mingling thy notes with the voices of Earth; Wanting thee, all would be dreary and cheerless, Weaver of harmony, giver of mirth. Comfort of child and sage, With us in youth and age, Soothing the weak and inspiring the strong, Illuming the blackest night, Making the day more bright, Oh! thou ...
— An Anthology of Australian Verse • Bertram Stevens

... afar the awful tale, And mourners brings with every whispering gale. And see! the queen's companion fainting sinks! She lays him on that cloud with fleecy brinks! And oh! his life is ebbing fast away! She wildly falls upon his breast, and gray Her face becomes with bitter agony. She tearless kneels, wrapt in her misery And now upon his breast she lays her head, With tears that gods, alas! with men must shed; She turning, sobs to her sweet waiting maids, Who weeping o'er her stand with bended heads: "Assemble, oh, my maids, in mourning here, The gods! and spirits of the earth ...
— Babylonian and Assyrian Literature • Anonymous

... distinguish the words he spoke, but she felt that she must say something. Her hands dropped from her strained and tearless eyes and ...
— Greifenstein • F. Marion Crawford

... was slain at the same time, and poor Gudrun mourned over her dead in silent, tearless grief; while Brunhild laughed aloud, thereby incurring the wrath of Gunnar, who repented, too late, that he had not taken measures ...
— Myths of the Norsemen - From the Eddas and Sagas • H. A. Guerber

... It was a new discovery; he had never known it till he found he had got to part with him. And now, when he woke in the night, our old merry-hearted Jim sat up in bed, and wept; aye, and no shame to him for it, when he thought of that handsome, calm, bronzed face tearless and quiet there, over the fortifications and the mathematics, ...
— The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn • Henry Kingsley


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