unended

He is beginning and end: he is beginning, because he was ever; he is end without any ending, because he is ever unended.

I more withdrawn apart from my main kingdom, Baffled from drainage of the unended East.

It is very difficult to see how he can have imagined that there was any sense in this remark; but it seems most probable that he was thinking of the infinite as the “unended.”

“She was all very well, but—” Ah, these unended buts! what mischief they make in this world of ours!

“But to any who could love me in return—” and she paused again, leaving her sentence unended as before.