One-half the income of those railroads which we let fall into disuse came from the ceaselessunrest.
2
It is the bitter sorrow which refuses to be healed, which fills the heart with a ceaselessunrest.
3
This fact in itself is sufficient to account for the ineffectiveness, the despondencies, the insincerities and ceaselessunrest of Western civilisation in the nineteenth century.
4
Year by year they had pushed the frontier westward, pricked onward by a ceaselessunrest, "the old land hunger" that never was appeased.