c. 1500. Q. Shaw, in Pinkerton, Anc. Sc. Poems (1786), I. 133. Tho the air be fair, and stormles.
1591. Sylvester, Du Bartas, I. v. 918. Whatsoever other Monster haunts In Storm-less Seas.
1765. J. Brown, Chr. Jrnl., 73. That I might enter into endless calms of peace, and stormless mansions of felicity.
1819. R. Sheil, Evadne, III. i. 42. May your days, Like a long stormless summer, glide away.
1867. Swinburne, in Fortn. Rev., Oct., 422. That unfooted grove of the God, sunless and stormless in all seasons of wind or sun.
