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 1036 CUPIDITATES DACIAN Cupiditates-stultus vulgi c 64719 Cupidity-outgrowth of o 331 8 Cupido-aliudque C. mens aliud. .392 17 aomiuandi cunctia 623 21 ignoti nulla c 386 S mulier c. quod dicit 466 24 opura furiata c 866 5 sapicntibus c. gloria? 259 11 Cupids-everyone dear 470 21 Cupidum-non esse c. pecunia. . . .864 18 Cupientibus-imperium c. nihil. . .623 19 Cupientium-nil c. nudus castra. . 134 17 Cupimus-negata 189 9 servatur c. magis 144 23 Cupit-metuit, perisse c 268 14 sed qui plus c 621 28 Cupiunt-ubi nolis c. ultro 896 20 Cupola-a huge dun c 462 11 Cuba-fill their c. with tears 20 1 full c. from Castalian 323 14 give me the c 855 19 in flowing c. remembered 543 10 make guilty men 205 21 pass swiftly round 876 4 stone lotus c 463 17 that cheer but not inebriate. . .778 23 that c. of flowers infold 282 7 turns wooden c. to gold 136 5 Cur-'bout the ears of the old c. .. 640 28 cowardly c. barks -. 145 21 when a c. doth grin 829 13 Cura-bene ac scribendi 592 19 fugit diluiturque 876 12 ipsaque furem c. vocat 144 23 Curacoa-0 potent C! 876 9 Curse-leves loquuntur 735 6 vino difflugiunt c 875 18 Curandi-differs c. tempus 514 13 Curarum-eluere efficax 875 20 Curas-vino pellite c 875 17 Curb-poised on the c 863 14 rusty c. of old father antic 433 12 thou the high spirit 136 15 'tis more just to c 198 6 with no restraining c 797 5 Curded-that's c. by the frost. . . .527 10 Curds-shepherd's homely c 135 15 Cure-ambition no c. for love 21 7 care is no c 90 20 demand a speedy c 197 19 for c. on exercise depend 502 12 ill c. for life's worst ills 533 13 joke to c. the dumps 405 13 laws or kings cause or c 370 2 only cheap and universal c 375 22 part of the c. to wish 356 26 postpone the c 514 13 precaution better than c 645 12 prevention better than c 706 16 shall admit no c 661 2 sooner or later, ferro et igne. . .842 12 the c. is bitterer still 466 7 to c. incurable diseases 503 4 to c. it easy 196 20 we for c. apply : 154 11 Cured-love cannot be c. by herbs475 13 madman not c 779 1 to wish to be c 356 26 with difficulty c 35S 6 yesterday of my disease 503 17 Curfew-beyond the c. of eve 605 7 must not ring tonight 68 17 tolls the knell 238 17 Curieusgment-s'enquerir 153 24 Curiug-of a strong disease 196 23 Curiosis-fabricavit inferos 362 7 Curiosity-gluttonous c. to feed. .506 23 in a closet by way of c 493 9 newspapers excite c 408 10 nor stirs mv c. or spleen 331 4 see also Curiosity pp. 153, 154 Curious-amazed and c 51 1 13 are to hear 153 23 fashioned hell for the c 362 7 painter doth pursue 85 4 please and sate o. taste 546 7 quaint and c. war is! 847 7 something c. being strange. .. .406 11 Curiously-consider too r. 154 3 too o. about God 153 24 Curl-barter o. for c 85 9 goldon o. with comb of poai'L. .511 10 she had a little c 111 1 Curled-moon like little feather. . . 527 6 that so gracefully c 589 16 Curlew-the c. calls 791 21 Curls-ambrosial c.upon Sovereign322 8 dry the moistened c 872 17 full roundness stand 717 7 golden c. quiver and bow 46S 21 mid thy plustering c. I see 349 20 shakes his ambrosial c 322 9 ye golden c 606 18 Curly-headed-good-for-nothing. .110 1 Curo-decens c. et rogo 820 2 Curran-as C. said of Grattan 334 16 Currant-must escape 304 9 Curras-et in axe secundo 253 2 Currency-of idiots 807 6 Current-by town and by tower. . . 673 14 genial c. of the soul 620 22 glides the smooth c 370 2 of my days 700 10 only render brass c 492 18 pass them c. too 855 21 till we pass from one man 493 1 to make him c. to the world. . .490 18 Currents-corrupted c. of world. . .433 10 their c. turn away 131 11 Currus-nnge datos c 766 14 Curs-as c. mouth a bone 741 11 of low degree 199 8 Curse-blest leisure is our c 437 12 bones of ev'ry living bard 870 9 causeless shall not come 264 8 concludes with Cupid's c 475 02 ignorance is the c. of God 422 25 I know how to c 426 18 is like a cloud-it passes 71 17 is there not some chosed c 811 6 of an evil deed 241 2 of greatness 341 11 of human life 870 24 on all laws but those 432 21 on his virtues 835 7 on the man who business 86 24 open foe may prove a c 298 2 the dear-bought c 870 9 the hopeless world 262 13 tongue to c. the slave 811 21 upon thy venom'd stang 188 19 which was mortal dower 581 21 with a c. annex'd 148 14 Cursed-be that wretch 71 6 be the man, the poorest 496 5 dulness was he c .758 12 each c. his fate 262 18 how c. is his name 652 6 Mammon be when 487 9 Curses-Blessings for C 107 19 like young chickens 639 21 not loud but deep 17 5 with c. loud and deep 71Q 20 Cursing-fall a c. like a very drab.906 7 Cursonly-to be tasted of 78 5 Curst-art c. still to be near 253 2 be he yt moves 234 6 be the verse 604 9 from his cradle 441 5 she is intolerable c 267 1 the spot is c 96 21 thou c. by Heaven's decree 484 26 Cursu-qui studet optatam c 424 21 Cursurus-per se c. honores 761 5 Curtie-nescio quid abest rei 290 7 Curtain-a funeral pall 174 2 closing her c. up 824 11 draw the c, the farce 174 17 her sleeping world 714 8 lctthec.fall 97 7,168 4 never outward swings 340 6 round the vault 123 5 the c. drops 6 9 the c. of repose 555 25 to c. her sleeping world 556 23 twilight lets o. down 749 13 twilight's o. gathering far 749 15 Curtained-on the c.window-panes.526 10 with cloudy red 123 1 Curtain-lecture-dreads a c. worse.496 5 Curtains-feathery c. stretching. . . 123 11 fringed c. of thine eye 249 28 lot fall the c 778 23 opening c. of the clouds 525 17 Curtesy-to great kings 154 24 Curtius-like C. desperate in my. .329 6 Curva-trahit mites 661 13 vniict tucito 0, senccta 425 10 Curve-gentle c. of its lowly crest. 597 8 on paper two inches 40 14 Curved-line ever follow 208 3 staff of empire c. at top 330 4 Curves-by the c. of a perfect 429 5 Cushion-lay your golden c. down. 153 22 of the editorial chair 408 25 thee, and soft dean invite 363 17 thorns in our c 920 27 where you lean 907 22 Cushla Ma Chree-world's c 400 17 Cuss-word-poet of the c-w 51 Custard-for C.cake and Omelette.365 7 oftoday 203 8 Custodia-difEcilis gloria c 314 16 Custom-^ntient c. among them. .366 5 digest it with a c 214 30 follow c. of the church 677 6 habit made the c 347 6 hath made it in him 339 20 nor example nor numbers 711 5 observe c. of the place 677 6 of their country 223 18 old c. made this life 813 17 stale her infinite variety 894 11 the c. still commands 349 23 till c. make it their perch. 433 21 willing slaves to c. old 352 17 see also Custom pp. 154, 155 Custoraers-by beating his c 225 11 overaqlite to bis c. 610 10 sign brings c 86 13 still in arrears. 795 2 Customs-and its businesses 912 9 evil c. wars and want of 303 17 when their reasons 925 21 see also Custom pp. 154, 155 Cut-after such a pagan c 261 20 and come again 639 22 has a formal c 602 16 him out in little stars 479 20 my cote after 216 5 off even in the blossoms of 176 6 of which you two were c 97 20 power to c. as well 227 18 sinews of affairs are c 522 6 soon c. off 15 21 sure if they cannot c 91 1 the bread another sows 325 19 the most unkindest c. of all 394 2 those they are employed on. . . 885 25 Cute-te intus et in c. novi 422 11 Cutroff-artificialc. Early Rising. .7J9 20 Cutpurse-of the empire 786 15 Cuts-off those means 759 15 off twenty years 176 25 Cutting-into the quick 219 15 Cuttlefish-hkethec.hiderumself..905 27 Cycle-of Cathay 114 1 Cycles-a law of c 434 12 Cygnefr-the c.'s down is harsh. . . 350 7 to pale faint swan 773 10 Cygno-nigroque simillima c 69 20 Cymbal-by tfiyc.,drumand stick. 631 16 tinkling c 107 2 Cynic-hurl the c.'s ban 379 7 let sage or c. prattle 466 6 man who knows price S29 21 Cynthia-lady C.mistress of shade575 2 named fair regent of the 525 19 of this minute 123 6 while Ralph to C. howls 556 6 Cypress-ana myrtle are emblems. 342 2 goddesses must C. adore 321 14 in sad c. let me be laid 178 4 no shady c. tree 175 4 Round the c. bier 167 43 spread their gloom 921 16 sweet is the c 281 12 with c. promenaded 814 3 Cypress-trees-^hine through c. . . 190 17 Cyrus-1 am C. founder 230 3 Cytherea-ah, C.Adonis is dead. .278 3 or C.'s breath 834 21 Czar-wealth of the C. of the 31 13 D-never use a big, big D 773 22 Dab-at an index 48 26 Da Capo-when D. C. trumpet. ..235 3 Pacian-there was their D.mother.368 8
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