undissembling

They lov'd: but such their guileless passion was, As in the dawn of time inform'd the heart Of innocence, and undissembling truth.

On the pavement, one of those Grim men who go down to the sea in ships, Blaspheming, reeling in a foul ellipse, Home to some tangled alley-bedside goes,— Oozing and flushed, sharing his elemental mirth With all the jocund undissembling earth; Drooping his shameless nose, Nor hitching up his drifting, shifting clothes.

She lov'd: but such her guileless passion was, As in the dawn of time, inform'd the heart Of innocence and undissembling truth.

In such an emergency there is no alternative left to the undissembling chronicler of fact, nor do we seek one.

But admitting that they were true, and that she occupies that revolutionary extreme in politics assigned her by the most reliable histories of the period, could that justify the course of her domestic enemies towards her, and should it chain the expression of the undissembling chronicler of such events?