He forgot, it would seem, some of those forms of civility which no man can safely neglect, and Captain Swanston left him with a sense of personal affront,-an Immedicable wound.
"The History of Tasmania, Volume I (of 2)"
John West
Immedicable woes, a life of tears, The silent tomb, eternal night, to find More sweet, by far, than the ethereal light, These things were not by heaven's gracious law Imposed on you.
"The Poems of Giacomo Leopardi"
Giacomo Leopardi
This must be stayed, Not made Immedicable.
"Porzia"
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