Meanings of marked not in English

Here is a pool I marked not before, said Ambrose anxiously.

And we marked not the night of the year-

Even so, her production translates those tales into extraordinary storytelling, marked not by sadness but awe.

Minor authors -who lived, men knew not how, and died obscure, men marked not when.

In February, we reported that residents were drinking water from boreholes marked not fit for human consumption.

I marked not the color of her hair, but I saw the lass, and, by Saint George!

Hitherto in the confusion and fierce excitement of the fight, men marked not who stood and who fell.

One last trip up the River of Death for you, with a ticket marked not transferrable, eh, Farge?

Each faintly blinking second marked not only the passage of time but the fading of Jimmy Wing's life force.

The procession of the ages has marked not only the rise of man, but the rise of the common man.

The compass-card is marked not only with the thirty-two familiar points of the compass, but is also divided into degrees.

The last 18 months have been marked not just by a suspension of violence but also by a suspension of disbelief.

He had glanced up at the window as he went by, in a manner too marked not to excite her curiosity.

The novels of Charles Reade are generally marked not only by individuality of genius, but by individualisms of egotism and caprice.

They ate plentifully of fruit and red berries, and marked not the passing of time, but many years must have slipped away.

The administrations of Jefferson were marked not only by many important national events, but were accompanied by great changes in the people themselves.