unruffledness

Liverpool, toiling on through an age-long nightmare while the stars came out and the surface of the lake turned to the unruffledness of

LIKE ARGUS OF THE ANCIENT TIMES 2010

So peace and unruffledness reigned in a way that was most surprising, considering the real facts of the case.

The Wishing-Ring Man Margaret Widdemer 1931

Liverpool, toiling on through an age-long nightmare while the stars came out and the surface of the lake turned to the unruffledness of

Like Argus of the Ancient Times 1918

Liverpool, toiling on through an age-long nightmare while the stars came out and the surface of the lake turned to the unruffledness of

The Red One Jack London 1896

The perfect cleanliness and unruffledness of white cap, is always a marvel, and the market groups exquisite, but our enjoyment of the fair is subdued by pity for a dutiful dog, who turns a large wheel (by walking up it inside) the whole afternoon, producing awful sounds out of a huge grinding organ, of which his wheel and he are the unfortunate instruments.

Hortus Inclusus Messages from the Wood to the Garden, Sent in Happy Days to the Sister Ladies of the Thwaite, Coniston John Ruskin 1859

He carried his well-brushed and glossy hat in his hand in such a way as not to ruffle its surface; and I wish I could put into one word or one sentence the pettiness, the minikinfinical effect of this little man; his self-consciousness so lifelong, that, in some sort, he forgot himself even in the midst of it; his propriety, his cleanliness and unruffledness; his prettiness and nicety of manifestation, like a bird hopping daintily about.

Passages from the French and Italian Notebooks, Volume 2. Nathaniel Hawthorne 1834

He carried his well-brushed and glossy hat in his hand in such a way as not to ruffle its surface; and I wish I could put into one word or one sentence the pettiness, the minikinfinical effect of this little man; his self-consciousness so lifelong, that, in some sort, he forgot himself even in the midst of it; his propriety, his cleanliness and unruffledness; his prettiness and nicety of manifestation, like a bird hopping daintily about.

Passages from the French and Italian Notebooks, Complete Nathaniel Hawthorne 1834