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 CHILD CHRIST to an impatient o 33 7 to have a thankless o 785 20 took thee, upon her knee 545 21 training of a c 531 19 weeps like a tired 3811 whenever a c. says 253 15 when it drains the breast 409 5 whenehow'sttheeinac 394 3 where ismye 215 8 whilst the 0. ia young 779 19 wine bred c 220 25 wise 0. that knows its own 110 15 wise father knows own c 1 12 4 see also Childhood pp. 109-113 Childhood-day toe. a year 793 4 ever thus from c.'s hour 376 23 freshness of c 76413 from out of c.'s days 539 11 give me my c. again 792 5 how my c. fleeted by 508 9 in days of c 68 5 in the time of my 680 8 lisping tone 878 11 place in c. that I remember 531 10 prayer which c. wafts 887 13 round about a holy c 26 G scenes of my 863 13 shows the man Ill 10 tear down c.'s cheek 782 10 waits with weary 808 1 weary c.'s mandragore 717 5 womanhood and c. fleet 923 14 see also Childhood pp. 109-113 Childish-age c. makes 14 4 didst attract my c. view 353 2 meaning inc. plays Ill 25 put away c. things 110 3 queen of c. joys 676 11 sweet c. days 113, 1 thoughts like flowers 251 5 Childishness-second c 16 13 with his varying c 109 12 Childless-cherubs might envy 54 8 stands c. and crownless 887 14 Childlike-patient, simple, c 879 31 smile that was c. and bland. . . .722 4 Children-an' all us other c 755 13 and chickens ever eating 36 26 and foolesspeake true 820 17 and our children's c 861 3 airy hopes my c 725 7 arise up and call her 531 13 as c. with their play 443 12 be tender toe 51 3 books c. of the brain 80 11 born of thee 858 9 danced and c. ran. 536 12 dreams, c. of night.. 202 8 fear to go in the dark 164 5 fill groves with echoes 562 5 for little c. everywhere 116 13 from c. to spare the rod 651 21 gathering pebbles 821 3 genuine c. in age 14 4 God puts c. in furnace.. 815 1 God rest ye, little c 117 4 God's c. are immortall 388 17 gypsie c. of song 56 13 gypsies do stolen c 599 18 have lost their c 157 7 holdethc. from play 755 19 in lips and hearts of c 531 21 justffiedofherc 880 3 kind and natural 225 2 know, instinctive taught Ill 26 know wickedness 196 4 laugh loud as they troop 14 13 led their c. through 14 9 liberal to mine own c 780 3 little c.'s dower 88 3 men are but c. of a larger 488 28 men like c, move 263 7 mingled among them 157 10 mothers from their c. riven 716 19 mothers reared their c 54 12 of an idle brain 203 21 ofmen! 661 7 of one mother 377 23 ofSummer 282 6 of the sun 672 23 of this world 881 18 only that one feeds 253 19 playing at soldiers 871 23 rooms where c. sleep 526 10 round surveys his c.'s looks 370 1 shall talk of war 855 14 should be riotous with 784 7 sports of c. satisfy the child. . .746 10 talks about her own c 48 16 , teach our c. to think 339 5 teeth are set on edge 336 2 tents of his c 765 23 the next [handle 496 15 they are "our C." 330 12 toiled his c 40 16 to pick and sell 822 24 towards her deserved 337 7 we of smiles and sighs 96 20 wife and c. being eleven 495 15 wiser than the c. of light 881 18 within hearsay of c 216 16 with the streamlets sing 38 12 with violets playing 501 8 would bring up two c 831 19 Ye c. of man, whose life 487 17 you may please c 396 17 see also Childhood pp. 109-113 Chill-bitter c. it was 574 18 Chills-my labouring breast 210 12 the lap of May 501 4 Chimaeras-Hydras and C. dire.. .839 18 Chime-guide their c 75 2 in a peal one and all 67 16 let your silver c 538 1 since the c. of it rang 619 21 soft c. had stroked the air 840 8 tolls the evening c 75 4 with soft melodious c 620 3 Chimera-a c. then is man 490 25 Chimere-ror est une c 325 20 Chimes-night of cloudless c. .. 58 11 quarter c. serenely tolled 553 3 Chimney-hung by the c 117 3 made c. in my father's house. .495 18 men from c. corner 755 19 only a ruined c 37 15 smoke out at the c 885 4 Chimney-sweepers-come to dust. 176 3 Chimpanzee-behold the C 242 3 Chin-close-buttoned to the c. .. . 98 21 his c. new reap'd 349 7 lift her hands unto his c 194 25 many a wart is richer 349 13 new reaped 57 8 on thy c. the springing beard. . 349 1 pillows his c. upon 123 1 Queen Bess' c 33 18 that thy c. contains 59 8 that was next her c 534 4 with beard supplied 197 16 China-crost the Bay 769 3 fire a mine in C. .. , 218 12 fromC. toPecu 1. .810 22 glass, C. and Reputation 640 5 mistress, though c. fall 893 6 that's ancient and blue 619 21 China Sea-isles of the C. S 728 10 Chine-savory C 116 15 Chinee-heathen C. is peculiar 182 17 Chinese-curious C. etchings 877 8 labour in South Africa 715 11 yellow letters like C* 52 6 Clunk-in the world above 626 14 Chinks-of her sickness 168 9 that Time has made.. 516 13, 798 6 Chins-upon their c. the beards. . . 146 8 up to their c. in water 275 19 Chiome-crespe ha le c. e d'oro. . .571 20 Chip-falleth in his eye 642 15 of the old Block 97 23 Chips-fly where they may 674 14 carpenter is known by c 91 4 Chisel-Grecian c. trace 61 22 sculptor wields the c 694 3 Chivalrous-Quixotic sense of c. . .374 6 Chivalry-age of c. is gone 582 3 age of c. is never past 582 17 charge with all thy c 844 8 feat of c 845 15 her beauty and her c 271 1 of c. the old domain 740 17 smile Spain's c. away 721 20 truant been to c 145 26 Chloe-my dear C. requested 721 17 shameless C. placed, t 232 7 to C.'s breast young Cupid. . . .464 15 Chloris-call me C 541 18 saw fair C. walk alone 723 9 Choice-makes our friends. . .297 13 minds us of our better c 558 4 most c, forsaken 104 11 of difliculties 194 14 offer c. and occasion. 184 12 on the c. of friends 298 l sympathy in c 776 11 that was but c. before 470 12 to cry or laugh 229 13 to rear mighty champion 784 9 while he doth make his c 773 11 see also Choice pp. 113, 114 Choir-all the c. of heaven 513. 3 first of all the starry c 76011 listen! the c. is singing 697 13 may I join the c. invisible 392 3 with the choicest music 539 20 Choirs-of summer birds 732 3 Choke-air out of the lungs 356 22 a poor scamp for the 432 4 food doth c. the feeder 354 5 the strong conception 129 1 Choked-virtue c. with foul 21 11 Choler-drunk with c 28 11 it engenders c 28 17 Choleric-but a c. word 774 8 ourselves are c 28 17 too c. a meat 214 24 Choose-and call thee mine 828 21 author as you c. a friend 48 13 if you dare 113 10 lessisfortochese 113 7 one and one refuse 679 7 way himself will c 1112 whatmanymen desire 113 26 what suits the line 541 18 Choosers-beggars be no c 64 20 Chooses-thanwhathec 96 3 the brave mane 820 15 Chobsing-my c. or of theirs 860 4 Chops-and Tomato Sauce 900 3 Chord-in melancholy 505 20 in unison with what we 536 14 smote the c. of self 696 23 struck one c. of music 539 7 whose leading c. is gone 475 1 Chorda-qui semper oberrat 537 8 Chords-in the human mind 775 2 1 music from the c. of life 538 20 mystic c. of memory 586 7 smote on all the c. . ., 696 23 that vibrate sweetest 698 16 transporting c. ring out 558 4 Chortle-little soldier andc 855 13 Chortled-he c. in his joy 409 7 Chorus-laugh was ready c 428 13 swell c. of the Union 586 7 tormenting fantastic c 907 18 Chorus-note-fiaher's c.-n 74 24 Chose-peu dec. nous affiige 815 23 seulement une c 473 19 whole wide world I c. thee 469 6 Chosen-few are c 113 18 get the number of the c 198 3 good name rather to bee 543 2 soonest to bee 300 14 that good part 113 17 thus and graced 457 20 Choses-approf ondissent les c 905 15 executerdegrandesc 454 13 les c. valent mieux 652 12 Choughs-russet-pated c 329 6 Chrisom-been any c. child 176 16 Christ-ain't a-going to be too .... 100 3 ascended triumphantly 360 20 at Cana's feast 516 21 but C.'s loore 629 22 can it be, O C. in heaven 762 24 cautious statistical C 595 26 for all shall risen be 209 19 forC.Gethsemane 263 17 for C.'s sweet sake 65 1 gave to earth C 184 4 hath brought us life 209 20 having part in C 189 27 help thikynne,C. bit 595 19 I have seen C. there 848 15 isour Passover 210 5 is risen 209 13 is whispering Peace 591 4 near the birth of C 117 8 passed forth forlorn 676 3 receive thye saule 738 1 thatisto.be 6812