unnarratable

"To make, however, a long tale short -- for every day's work, although varied to the actors by thousands of minute but unnarratable particulars, would appear but as a repetition of the last, to the mere listener -- to make a long tale short, on the third day he doubled back, took us directly over the same ground -- and in the middle of the day, on

Warwick Woodlands Things as they Were There Twenty Years Ago Henry William Herbert 1832