The two living men carried the nameless, unrecognizable dead to a resting-place beneath a stunted pine a few paces removed from the road.

A true patriot cares nothing for fame; a really great man is content to die nameless, if his acts may but survive him.

No shark, pirate nor man-killing whale had been missed; no ghastly wreck, derelict nor horrifying phantom of the sea had escaped the nameless, furious compiler.

Thin, high-stooped houses with drawn shades recede into the mouse-colored mist of morning, and, as through quagmire, this mist hovering close to ground, figures skulkthat nameless, shapeless race of many bloods and one complexion, the underground complexion of paste long sour from standing.

My brown cow, never having had anything but the kindest treatment, is as gentle an animal as could be imagined, but she had followed the nameless, ages-old law of her breed: she had escaped in her great moment to the most secret place she knew.

Whereas to-night, while still that poor mutilated body lay nameless in the Morgue... Mademoiselle Athenais Reneaux lived up in most gratifying fashion to the tone of her note.

"Then she did a ve'y childish thing; she married the boyor supposed she did" Celia's violet eyes grew dark with wrath: "And Colonel Arran went into co't with his lawyers and his witnesses and had the divorce set asideand publicly made this silly child her lover's mistress, and their child nameless!

But harder still to dry the tear, That mourns a nameless we.

Fine similies that nothing fit, Joe Miller's, that must pass for wit; The dull, dry, brain-besieging jokes, The humour that no laugh provokes The nameless, worthless, witless rancours, The rage that souls of scribblers cankers (Administer'd in gall go thick, It makes even Sunday critic's sick!)

When I thought you were coming back, in trouble, in disgrace from the world, nameless, a poor injured thing, with your nameless babe, then I comforted myself because I thought that I could be all and everything to you.