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Frank saw that the only way he could end the fight was to finish his unrelenting and persistent foe.
FRANK MERRIWELL AT YALEBURT L. STANDISH
He thought of God as he had never thought before,—not as a stern and unrelenting Judge, but as a forgiving, loving Father.
THE RUNAWAYUNKNOWN
He walked with a sort of defiant straddle, and was altogether a stolid, grim, unrelenting sort of boy.
THE LIFE OF SIR JOHN FALSTAFFROBERT B. BROUGH
The imperial troops are said to be crushing it with unrelenting severity.
STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND HISTORYSIR ALFRED COMYN LYALL
For me the rock was a symbol of captivity—bleak, inexorable, and unrelenting.
EASTERN NIGHTS - AND FLIGHTSALAN BOTT
The pitiless desert he had understood; the unrelenting town was too much to bear.
THE MAN WHO LAUGHSVICTOR HUGO
Why this strange delight in believing in the omnipotence and unchangeableness of a blind and unrelenting nature?
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, VOL. III, NO. XVII, OCTOBER 1851VARIOUS
But so sharp, hard, unrelenting—the voice of the goddess Poverty herself perhaps sounds like that.
NEW GRUB STREETGEORGE GISSING
The rest of his face, which would have been too large for any man less huge, was an unrelenting slab.
THE STORY OF LOUIEOLIVER ONIONS
Thou hast deep sagacity—an unrelenting purpose—a steady, long-breathed malignity of nature, that surpasses mine.
KENILWORTHSIR WALTER SCOTT

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