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 1034 CRIMSON CROWNS Crimson-the c. moon 528 1 Cringe-souls that c. and plot 532 20 Crini-in sulla fronte i c 571 20 Crinoline-nothing for c 32 19 Cripple-good counsel the c 28 16 Crippled-and dwarfed of body. . . 72 7 and palsied and slain 924 19 Cripples-if they have, like o 887 11 CrisiB-in every serious c 913 15 mortal c. doth portend 304 24 Grisped-wreathe your c. smiles. . . 566 3 Crispin-served at C.'s shrine 706 4 Criterion-manners of woman 329 24 of judgment 254 13 of the attachment 300 21 Critic-attribute of a c 151 5 forward c. often dupes us 654 22 view me with c.'s eye 573 4 you have frowned 702 3 youngest c. has died 305 S see also Criticism pp. 149-152 Critical-be c. than correct 150 14 nothing if not c 151 25 Criticise-assume a right to c 151 8 cease to c. mine or 50 5 Criticised-merit to be c 150 16 time has c. for us 79 10 Criticising-checking and c. them. 330 19 spite of all the c. elves 270 12 Criticism-not a spirit of c 392 13 unimagined system of c 687 11 see also Criticism pp, 149-152 Criticisms-tbey pass no c 297 20 Criticizing-elves 150 7 Critics-eyes of gallery c 633 21 from most fastidious c 79 12 in as wrong quotations 654 16 to their judgment 50 13 Ultracrepidarian c 705 13 wrangling c. pervert text 80 15 Critique-est ais£e 150 11 each day a c. of the last 237 6 Croak-curse on his ill-betiding c. . 656 7 hearing the c. of a crow 562 15 Croaking-brood 211 16 raven doth bellow 656 12 Croaks-the fatal entrance 656 13 Crockery-bottom of pieceof rare c.619 19 Crocodile-streamof Pyramidandc. 559 5 would prove a c 783 3 Croous-bed is a quivering 748 17 cannot often kiss her 747 8 fires are kindling 747 19 from one hand drooped a o 324 18 joy-song of the c 38 17 snowdrop and the c. first 748 15 yellow c. for the gem 152 7 Crocuses-to crown your hair 806 16 Croft-"Life of Dr. Young" 758 24 Croie-voulez-vous qu'on c 743 11 Croient-ils c. les miracles 66 20 Croire-pas c. ceux de Molse 66 20 Croisier— is pointed at one 661 13 Croit-se c. riche de peu 285 21 Cromwell-Charles the First his C.811 14 damn'd to everlasting fame — 258 18 I charge thee 21 12 paint mo as I am, said C 576 13 some C. guiltless 338 11 Crony-ancient, trusty, drouthy c. 296 24 some old c. gone 408 23 Crook-by hooke or c 133 6, 639 20 by hook or o. has gather'd 643 16 the pregnant hinges 276 14 was laden with wreathed 901 7 Crooked-a c. log makes 272 9 among the c. lanes 315 6 at the other end 661 13 ohuse not at last c. staffe 497 25 city full of c. streets 444 22 deformed, crooked, old 104 4 end obedient 661 13 followed still his c. way 81 21 set the c. straight 719 5 trail as all calves do 81 20 Croon-sleep-compelling o 732 8 Crop-as a spontaneous o 239 18 a weedye c. of care 353 12 gives a bountiful o 669 17 of blighted grain 668 12 Cropping-time-in races of men. . .440 16 Crops-he o. the flowery food 271 16 only c. out here 22 18 Cross-at the o. hor station 531 1 bearing His c., while Christ.. . .676 3 bears a c. for crime 148 22 bears c. upon its wings.. „ 70 1 beautiful c. it is I ween 406 9 bloodie c. he bore 115 3 by shadows from the c 768 6 by the vile c 676 4 crucify mankind upon a c 325 5 deliver'd me to my sour c 712 6 e'en though it be a c. 315 9 it is the c 581 21 last at His c 886 23 leads generations on 664 23 nailed ... on the bitter c 115 2 no c. no crown 73 5, 664 6 of suffering bore 762 16 once upon the c 210 7 salvation by the c 660 1 sparkling c. she wore 406 8 take up thee, if 115 17 the CI there, and there only. .662 14 there's a little marble c. 322 6 wear his c. upon the heart 383 19 Cross-bearer-here below 814 20 Cross-bow-with my c 19 9 Crossed-oyster may be c. in love. 575 12 spirits twain have c 746 9 with adversity 10 10 Crosses-between the c.^ow on row 614 6 relics, crucifixes 775 9 Cross^gartered-a fashion she. .... 33 9 Crossing-beneath his foot 784 12 came I to c. as I conceived. . . .513 7 while c. the river 95 3 Crouched-earth c. shuddering. . .877 18 Crouching-vassal to tyrant wife. . 496 5 Croupe-Ce chagrin monte en c. . .816 10 Crow-cannot say c. is white. 542 10 had been satisfied 690 21 hearing the croak of a c 562 16 makes wing to rooky wood 556 18 must pull a c 92 9 rarer than a white c 484 12 risen to hear him c 697 2 t-hjnk thy swan a c 252 6 was safer'n 't is to c 636 3 white c. exceedingly rare 293 2 see also Crow p. 152 Crowbar-straightened out for e. . 81 22 Crowbara-ijull down with c 660 18 Crowd-adore only among the c. .918 6 all c. who foremost 258 14 and not feel the c 913 1 but 'midst the c 730 3 delight in things 323 14 far from the madding o.'s 730 22 govern the vulgar c. 649 9 hate uncultivated c 648 6 high up the c. of worlds 912 2 in the c. meet and mingle 189 22 I pass among the o 739 2 is many-minded 648 11 of changeable citizens 648 4 of common men 178 10 of events 582 23 of fellow-sufferers 125 l not on my soul 839 19 not praises of the c 142 16 sanctuary in the c 49 7 she leads the c 890 14 social c. in solitude 731 20 to feel itself well treated 647 22 until we c. it thence 255 16 we met — 'twas in a c 504 19 were friends of my fortune — 299 5 what is folly of the c 464 8 will Bhe pass in a c 36 52 Crowds-consists mrjersuadingc. . 86 14 live in the c. of jollity 724 9 speak in heroes 366 14 that best fortune, 355 17 thatc. and hurries 557 17 without company 724 8 Crowing-evanishes at 0. of cock. . 33 22 hear thee, of the cocks 529 6 I can teach 697 11 Crown-n c! what is it? 685 3 and an immortal c 925 6 and conquer a 538 19 and some a Pearly C 750 9 better than his c 510 12 bigger than a silver c 577 19 bird took from that 676 3 breeches cost him but a 0. .777 1 by Freedom shaped 686 18 by the mock c. torn 676 3 calm's not life's c 921 21 covers bald foreheads 683 7 cures not the headache 684 4 death is the c. of life 181 4 disarmed the triple c 143 3 divide thee 26 12 Edward Confessor's c 685 27 every noble c. is 683 13 finished her own c. in glory 360 10 from out His c, didst tear 676 4 from the c. of our head 640 4 golden c. to the whole 220 23 golden in show 6£4 21 hairy old c. on *er 'ead 684 16 head that wears a c 685 23 Heaven's jeweled c 171 19 her choice c, its flowers 258 12 higher c. of worth 862 1 hoary beard a c. of glory 349 2 hopes my latest hours to c 376 3 idly entwined with his c 541 10 If thou the c. would 'st gain 115 17 I give away my c 686 7 in possession of a c 6S3 3 iron c. of anguish 718 19 is called content 135 16 I wove a c. before her 281 17 leak already in thy c 619 20 like a foolscap c 462 11 like c. on brow 231 1 S likeness of a kingly c. 193 ' men c. the knav > 628 1. my c. is in my luart 135 16 my inspiration and my c 321 7 my thoughts with acts 8 20 no cross deserves no c 73 5, 664 16 o'er the Despot's c 430 9 of thorns 325 6, 676 4, 683 13 ourselves with rosebuds 682 4 preached against the c 683 8 richer than a c 134 15 scepter and c. must. . .178 11, 749 7 shall c. the end 822 16 shall receive the c of life 784 20 sharp c. of thorns 607 12 singer with c. of snow 607 13 sorrow's c. of sorrow 736 6 spurning a c 862 1 sun had on a c 766 17 tale for half a c 60S 4 that gem of the city's c 462 19 that seldom kings enjoy 135 16 the c. is worth a mass 663 10 the fine's the c 221 6 through a c.'s disguise 487 14 to all the force of the c 371 2 to his broad green c 563 1 win a new world's c 369 1 within the hollow c 177 20 your virtues as a c 155 19 Crowned-and the monarch c. . . .291 10 grief is c. with consolation 343 6 Isabel thro' placid life 871 4 ne'er is c. with immortality 389 1 no tyrant but c. one 825 7 now for death is it c 349 17 prince, the moment he is 686 11 sleep hath c 463 14 that thou art c 68 10 they c. him long ago 532 8 thou as victor c 833 4 'twould lovelier be 60 19 Crowner's-quest law 433 11 Crowning-crest and c. of all good. 327 25 sits empress, c. good 332 8 thee, quality 101 15 Crownless-stands childless and c.887 14 Crowns-are kings and c. to me. . .402 16 bloody noses and crack'd c 855 21 contentment c. the thought 316 13 end that c. us 220 26 fall of sceptres and of C..178 11, 749 7 for all the queens 246 19 from c. to kicks S3 20 halo c. their efforts grand 253 7 have their compass 422 23 her enclosure green 578 22 in shades like these 14 6 meet not victor c 453 17 minds climb soonest unto c 6S5 25 never that which 0. the man. . .591 5 o' the world 700 16