seeingness

The big uprising was dying down; the heat of the passion had passed; it was all different now, and in the wake of her brimming moment there came the calm that follows storm, the sadness of spirit which attends the re-enthronement of reason, but also the understanding, far-seeingness, which is the aftermath of great passion like that.

The Glory of the Conquered The Story of a Great Love Susan Glaspell 1915

The big uprising was dying down; the heat of the passion had passed; it was all different now, and in the wake of her brimming moment there came the calm that follows storm, the sadness of spirit which attends the re-enthronement of reason, but also the understanding, far-seeingness, which is the aftermath of great passion like that.

The Glory of the Conquered The Story of a Great Love Susan Glaspell 1915

The big uprising was dying down; the heat of the passion had passed; it was all different now, and in the wake of her brimming moment there came the calm that follows storm, the sadness of spirit which attends the re-enthronement of reason, but also the understanding, far-seeingness, which is the aftermath of great passion like that.

The Glory of the Conquered The Story of a Great Love Susan Glaspell 1915

The Committee who had appointed him consulting surgeon, not without references to his unusual youth and their own daring break with tradition -- had no suspicion that even the fund which, in a fit of inexplicable far-seeingness they had allotted to research, had been created under his ceaseless pressure.

The Dark House 1922

"There would be cover here for a couple of regiments," whispered Oswald, who was, I think, gifted by Fate with the far-seeingness of a born general.

The Wouldbegoods Edith 1901

'There would be cover here for a couple of regiments,' whispered Oswald, who was, I think, gifted by Fate with the far-seeingness of a born general.

The Wouldbegoods 1891

"Pitiful 'bout her seeingness; but I wished I had such a beauful dog!"

Little Folks Astray Sophie May 1869

Thus He served me, and that justly, for I should have believed His word, and not have put an IF upon the all-seeingness of God.

Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners Bunyan, John, 1628-1688 1666

Thus He served me, and that justly, for I should have believed His word, and not have put an if upon the all-seeingness of God.

Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners John Bunyan 1658

I haven't had any seeingness in my eyes for a year. "

Little Folks Astray Sophie May 1869