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 BIBAS BIRTH Bibas-cum quibos edas et b 125 7 Bibat-vivat, fifat, pipat, b 450 21 Bibendi-causfiB quinque b 206 22 Bibimus-dum b. dum serta 447 6 Bible-all history is a B. . .367 12, 367 13 I burdens of the B. old 693 9 but litel on the B 693 S is a book of faith 693 24 of the new translation 660 17 man should be a B 693 16 shall be for the government. . . . 332 17 Bibles-laid open millions 693 12 patches, b., billet-doux 830 13 Bickerings-begin ancient b 251 27 Bid-because we b. it 564 23 him go to hell, to hell. .564 12, 363 3 . him mount the skies 564 11 Bidder-withstand highest b 84 13 Bidding-I've done Thy b 669 19 second b. darkness fled 574 8 thousands at his b. speed 318 17 Bids-for God's own image 716 17 Bien-croie du b. de vous 743 11 de faire du b. une fois 572 2 elle ne fait de b 290 13 Je reprends mon b 599 9 tant de b. dans le monde 820 7 Bienfait-s'escrit en l'onde 185 1 Bienf aits-attire de nouveaux b.. .493 24 sur le marbre 337 6 Biennial-elections as security. . . .610 16 Biens-la pauvrete des b 621 16 Bier-barefac'd on the b 339 IS February bears the b 695 1 follow the b. of the dead year. . 52 16 his ensanguined b 769 20 on murdered Lincoln's b 459 11 Romeo press one heavy b 190 13 round my b. ye come to weep.. 780 15 round the cypress b 167 4 their sorrows at myb 533 9 upon her b. of flowers 413 4 Biers-gently o'er the b 165 13 Big-arm as b. as thine 906 5 ez all ou'doors 637 4 with the fate of Rome 264 2 Big-endians and small-Indians. . .639 17 Biggen-with homely b. bound. . .720 4 Bigger-life is b. after all 455 6 than unobserved star 526 8 Bigness-in b. as a star 914 26 which you see 47 18 'Bigot-not reason, is a b 658 11 Bigotry-and B. may swell 919 S not faith but bungling b 254 19 Bigots-to Greece and slaves 150 6 Bild-jeder sein B. zeigt 493 14 nur ein B. von Gott 492 26 Bildet-die Welt sich 871 17 Bilem-dementiae quam b 397 2 Bilious-pious when only b 663 14 Bill-as if God wrote the b 181 13 does he but write a b 503 16 every playhouse b 701 17 from his purpled b 878 6 blood-extracting b 530 20 if this b. passes 854 4 in any b., warrant, quittance. .310 18 lays be longer than their b 776 15 multiplied with weekly b 502 13 must pay the b. to Nick 450 19 to frame a Sabbath B 663 14 to trust the lying b 652 15 was so yellow 71 3 which dust was B 757 1 Billee-youngest was little B 549 20 Billetr-bullet has its b 859 19 Billet-doux-art of writing b 617 19 Billets-perusals to his b 899 16 Billets-doux-reads little b 287 1 Billing-amorous, bond and b 521 21 in the b. and cooing 898 24 Billow-rocking on a lazy b 756 20 sounds the far b 477 12 to the b.'s crown 694 17 Billows-bright in the west 619 16 bursts on the b 703 12 . dash the b. of strife 552 4 distinct as the b 567 19 his hand upheaves the b 316 13 nor b. roar 360 3 that o'er the b. sweep 754 7 the b. of the sea 539 19 'twixt wind and b 754 8 where b. never break 168 11. who will count b. past 760 14 wild waving b 169 6 Billowy-with ripened grain 18 3 Bills-and b. unpaid 181 12 by doctors b. to play the 503 12 her b. make known 359 2 to pay all b. in Heaven 450 19 Bind-but the cord to b. them.. .. .654 14 do you b. your hair 348 8 her, grind her 223 11 in body and soul can b 477 11 link to b. joys that pass 583 3 love of thee alone can b 438 4 safe b., safe find 640 1, 641 25 the sweet influences 750 4 the tomb cannot b. thee 388 18 Binds-here honor b. me 373 9 us to the infinite 255 16 who b. his soul to knowledge. .423 17 Bind-weed-slender b. springs 867 6 Binn-in his last b 232 14 Biographies-subjects for b 100 7 history is the essence of B 367 9 Biography-no history, only b. .. . 367 18 heroic poem. . . b 602 10 Biological-not only b. law. .' 842 ■ 7 war is a b. necessity 842 7 Bipeds-class of irrational b 81 2 plumeless genus of b 491 4 Birch-theb. for shafts 813 26 the fragrant b. and hawthorn. . 53 17 the silver b. its buds 281 22 Birch-trees-twigs of b. in token of 563 6 Bird-adorns the royal b 865 14 afar from me yet, like a b 871 l a little b. told me 70 4, 329 20 and hear the b.'s song 680 8 a roost for every b 462 14 as the b. bywandering 264 8 bright b. a legend strange 676 4 cuckoo, shall I call thee b 153 16 did what she could 676 3 doth choose a mate 828 19 even when the b. walks 35 17 every b. is in lyric mood 501 11 farewell, the b. flies Ill 9 further than wanton's b 479 17 guides me and the b 643 30 gush of b. song 38 22 hath made its pendent bed 495 7 heart, b. of wilderness 359 13 heart is like a singing b 359 5 if another b. sings better 702 9 imagine how the b. was dead. . 580 16 I saw Jove's b 209 s in the solitude singing 775 lo little B. this boon confer 676 lo lonely b. would sing 52 2 merry little b 89 14 mocking b.'s throat 509 16 most melancholy b 557 16 music of a summer b 840 12 no higher thanb. can soar 516 2 not born for death, immortal b.558 3 O comfortable b 718 is of dawning singeth 427 22 of forest e re mates with 574 17 of the amber beak 89 15 of the broad and sweeping 209 4 one b. singing alone 403 9 pious b. with scarlet breast. . . .676 9 poor b. now fettered 89 13 race quicken and wheel 772 lo rod and b. of peace 685 27 shower and singing-b 1. . . -338 17 singing as a b. mourns 607 7 sits the boughs between 745 4 small hot b 211 13 song of a secret b 204 6 song the air will hold 55 11 strange b. singing the songs — 537 6 auch a beautiful b 71 s such as happy b. will sing 409" 8 swept as a sea-b. out to sea — 530 6 that comes about doors 676 9 that shunn'st the noise 558 7 that soars on highest wing 427 15 the b. of Jove stoop'd 209 2 the b. of ruddy breast 676 3 thou dweller by the sea 57 17 thou never wert .428 3 throbbing like a wounded b — 907 8 'tisab.Ilove 597 8 took from that crown 676 3 tunes are no tunes 794 16 voice changed like a b.'s ; 840 4 wave of ocean, a b. on wing . . ,358 22 what b. so sings 558 6 where the Attic b. trills 569 1 whom Man loves best 676 9 who-says a whale's ab 575 12 whose tail's a diadem 591 10 with a broken pinion 127 15 wounded b. that hath but 475 1 Bird-cage-" a b., sir," Bald Sam.. 634 7 summer b. in a garden 500 19 Birdie-nae b. maun whistle 689 12 Birdlets-little b. singing.. . . . . ■• . .747 15 Birds-are blithe and winds 39 13 are dreaming of a mate 747 19 are faint with the hot sun 336 18 are on the wing 908 15 are the plumed 491 4 build your nests, Ob 599 21 changed into two bright b 619 21 chant ye little b 200 6 choirs of summer b 732 3 chuse their mates 828 20 clouds, the only b 122 18 delicacy among b 213 9 did sing to lap me 547 17 dwellings framed by b 921 6 early b. are singing 899 3 fear the b. of prey 433 21 forget to sing 57 14 full of b.' cries 873 14 had built bowres 748 4 have ceased their songs 71 1 hours, like b. flew by 752 8 in leafy galleries 597 13 in their little nests 112 20 joyous the b 498 7 learn from the b. what food. . . 436 9 like b. that left by summer 52 12 like b. the summer 3 11 like homing b 219 l little b. into their nest 723 9 little b. to sing 209 8 melodious b. sing madrigals... . .675 21 most diminutive of b 921 4 Nature had made all her b< 75 12 no b. in last year's nest 582 18 of all the b. upon 772 7 of the air have nests 114 17 only b. that never sleep 122 18 see not the casement 62 singing of b. is come 748 3 singing up to heaven-gate 624 18 sit cowering on the spray 482 3 song of b. amid the bowers 353 3 summer b. shall sing 572 8 suppose singing b. musicians.. .387 14 that are within despair 500 19 that b. would sing 249 25 theb. are darting by 528 17 the b. were singing 417 12 their white winged b 902 22 two b. of gayest plume 209 2 whenb. of Paradise lent 800 7 whose beauties languish 72 9 with charm of earliest b 529 10 without taking the b 253 5 see also Birds pp. 69, 70 Birmingham-Manchester fight B..848 ll Birnam-wood cometoDunsinane.771 7 Birth-also in b. and death 887 4 at thy b. dear boy 341 IS at thy b. the fairy ladies 484 16 be but a mountain b 717 12 because of its b 834 14 between b. and b 126 3 bid us bail our b 76 10 border nor breed nor b 101 1 borrow thy auspicious b 540 10 burthen was thy b 55 18 can scarcely call our own 25 2 crushes in the b. a power. 801 13 death borders b 169 1 dew of thy b 70 18 equality ... of birth 498 4 first nothing ere his b 561 18 fortieth day from his b 429 13 fortune gives us b 919 21 fortune not changed your b. .. . 522 2 1 frowned not on humble b 505 19 hailed as fresh from b 56 2 her b. was of the womb 254 9