unsummoned

unsummoned

(ʌnˈsʌmənd)
adj
not summoned or called; not having been summoned
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Thus pondering, and cradled by forty thoughts, it overtaketh me all at once--sleep, the unsummoned, the lord of the virtues.
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And he felt the stir in him, like a throe of yearning pain, of the desire to paint these visions that flashed unsummoned on the mirror of his mind.
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The butler, who seemed to have appeared unsummoned from somewhere among the shadows, served coffee and poured some old brandy into large and wonderfully thin glasses.
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He did not quit the house again that afternoon, and no one intruded on his solitude; till, at eight o'clock, I deemed it proper, though unsummoned, to carry a candle and his supper to him.
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At first glance, this new socialist presence just seems to have sprung up, unsummoned, unannounced.
The long march of Bernie's army: where it came from; where it's headed
The reality that now comes into view is spontaneous and unsummoned.
An entangled dream series: fragmentation, wholeness and the collective unconscious
In the couples there is a war between the best and the second best and in both there arrives a peripheral one, from characters unsummoned.
Iris confesses
Many a mile over land and sea Unsummoned my love returned to me; I remember not the words he said But only the trees moaning overhead.
"Strong traivelling": re-visions of women's subjectivity and female labor in the ballad-work of Elizabeth Siddal
In "Beirut, 1983," she identifies with a mother bending over her dead baby and declares, "I knew her milk still flowed, unsummoned.
Uniting and dividing
The prime minister at the time, Haman, had managed to secure a decree legalizing the wholesale slaughter of the Jews; the biblical story tells the tale of how Queen Esther, herself a hidden Jew, courageously -- and successfully -- appeared unsummoned before her husband, King Ahasuerus, to beg for mercy for her people.
Public Megillah Reading at UN Iranian Mission
In Galore, we see the catalyzing event (the birth of a man from a whale), we see people's reactions to it, we watch how it becomes adapted and changed over time, we hear how the story is elaborated upon, how elements are forgotten, how belief wavers, and we see, finally, how it resurges unsummoned in the unconscious of a distant descendant, who has an inkling of the trace of something momentous in his genetic makeup.
Genetic phantoms: geography, history, and ancestral inheritance in Kenneth Harvey's the town that forgot how to breathe and Michael Crummey's galore
Instead, he waited unsummoned, then quietly returned home and hid away for the next couple of years, writing up his own notes based on local Urals folklore.
Marina Balina and Larissa Rudova, eds., Russian Children's Literature and Culture
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