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13 and d. is all I have to do 295 21 and endow a college 284 16 and keep secure 220 18 and so he'll d 505 8 and thou mustd 679 10 and when he shall d 479 20 as if you were to d 446 16 as one would never d 454 13 at last in ignorance 386 1 a trouble tod 441 19 awful thing to d 763 3 bear to live, or dare to d 352 7 because woman's faire 897 16 before you please 763 19 better thing to do than d 763 7 break faith with us who d 851 3 brave to live than to d 83 6 but by annihilating d 389 10 but fools they cannot d 285 27 but I have possess'd 615 4 but once to save country 584 22 but we cannot d 244 14 by famine d. by inches 381 27 by one's own hand 763 3 catch vital breath and d 95 17 cry enough and d 12 11 decreed to move and d 814 16 deserves to d. a beggar 404 21 deserves tod. in a ditch 467 14 destroy for fear to d 763 11 do anything but d 805 3 do not deserve to d 836 19 don't let Tinker d 253 13 doomed to d 421 1 do or die 6 14 do some deed before you d 440 11 entertain us or we d 48 6 eulogy lies when they d 690 16 fall asleep or hearing d 539 19 fall down and d. before her 902 11 far from home to d 361 24 few d. and none resign 612 6 few d. well 856 9 fighting man shall d 857 7 for country 'tis a bliss to d.. .585 22 for fear we d. before we 429 10 for it, anything but live for it .662 12 for that will Id 374 23 for truth he ought to d 819 13 for we must d. alone 443 IS for ye can not d 825 9 give us water or we d 570 17 God cuts the d 827 17 go forward or they d 847 12 good tod. for 327 23 great and good do not d 51 2 hang their heads and d 458 4 harder lesson, how to d 115 1 have eleven d. nobly 587 7 have we prescription to d 453 13 here in a rage 28 20 he shall not d., by God 774 11 how can man d. better 586 9 how to d. not how to live 504 11 how to live and how to d 631 16 I am here ready to d 230 10 I d. but first will do 185 25 I d. content 586 6 I d. for the liberty 586 6 if I d. no soul shall pity 598 13 if I should d. before I wake 627 12 if I should d. think 223 1 if it were now to d 135 21 I joyed to d 235 1 immortality to d. aspiring 388 13 I moote d. so longetn me 591 20 in a great cause 759 9 in eye of Nature let him d 548 6 in his own skin 650 16 in music 773 12 in the field tod 143 2 in the last ditch 859 16 in the last dyko 486 15 in town let me d 462 18 is fittest far to d 368 19 I Bhall d. an American 587 17 I shall d. whose life 364 7 I shall not entirely d 524 14 is to lie down and d 570 22 it was Bure to d 308 1 kings ... wish to d 339 7 let me see it ere I d 692 15 let the d. be cast 265 4 let us d. to make men free 295 9 let us door d 438 3 life and love can d 568 21 like a wretch and d. rich 517 12 like Douglas d 129 20 live and d. is all we have 443 24 live as they would d 446 3 live in hearts. . . not to d. .. 506 13 live or d. to serve 301 20 live usefully and not d. old.... 626 2 look about us and to d 450 2 love on till they d 498 12 love that shall not d 482 4 man who lives is born to d.. . .913 7 man would d. there an end... .535 2 may sicken and so d 540 8 men d. but sorrow 733 25 must live, and cannot d 364 5 need a man d. who has sage. . .356 17 nobly to do, nobly to d 543 23 nor all of death tod 448 19 nor quits us when we d 377 3 nulla pra«titua d 443 4 of a rose in aromatic 681 3 of nothing but rage to 575 18 O how sweet tod 721 13 old bachelor don't d. at all 500 18 older still, and then we d 443 8 old man do but d 14 16 old soldiers never d 729 12 one by one we d 125 2 only themselves d. faster 256 11 on the battlefield we d 401 9 on the ground to d 449 16 or bravely d 476 6 or d. unknown 258 21 parting was to d 828 7 poet cannot d 608 26 praise-deserving hero d 388 20 rather to live than d 440 12 rouse me up to d 235 1 rustic moralist to d 231 8 said I would d. a bachelor 499 18 seem'd oft to d 666 27 shall d. forgotten all 510 6 shall Trelawny d 585 17 since I nodes muste d 738 22 Bolitude teach us how to d 730 7 sometimes d. to save charges. .517 11 so please you, of old age 113 39 souls of those that d 737 20 speaks to them shall d 254 4 swan-like sing and d 772 17 taught us how to d 179 18 teach men how to d 243 12 teach this mortal how to d 389 12 tear for all who d 780 21 that d. in battle 856 9 that shall not d. and cannot.. .509 18 that thou may'Bt d. so too 443 24 that were not born to d 542 13 that we shall d. we know 264 23 the best d. first 262 13 the d. is cast 5S4 21, 641 17 the envious will d 227 2 theirs but to do and d 858 7 the liberty to d 358 4 the poor might d 444 22 they presently must d 773 2 thou can'st not d 440 9 thy lord shall never d 389 19 to d. for their beloved 475 22 to d. for the Irish Republic 586 11 to d. well is to d. willingly 452 8 to feel all feeling d 464 10 to itself it only live and d 867 13 to lib and d. in Dixie 585 9 tomorrow we d 205 4, 212 8 took care to d. well 452 8 to resist or d 113 22 tread whenever I have to d 750 9 trust that when we d 816 26 two months ago and not 508 19 unlamented let me d 565 18 very short time how to d 631 9 victorious deeds to d 733 2 wandering on as loth to d 541 2 want retir'd to d 595 17 weep not when we d 780 12 we must be free or d 296 16 what it is to d 717 4 when I d. it will turn 672 28 when you come to d 445 10 when. . . yourself shall d 348 21 when you will, you need not... 60 20 willingly d. there 52 18 wink and seem to d 750 10 wisdom shall d. with you 879 24 with harness on 728 23 wring his bossom, is to d 702 8 yet I love her till I d 470 9 you d. with envy 262 16 see also Death pp. 163-181 Died-an old Mann 229 8 as firm as Sparta's king 726 10 death brighter that he d 389 7 dog it was that d 609 17 full of honor and years 533 14 ghosts that d. in vain 853 3 grief, but when he d 232 18 had I d. an hour before 453 6 having tasted poison 609 14 he d. fearing God 319 28 he d. full of years 374 4 heroes as great have d 366 7 he that d. o' Wednesday 374 19 he who d. at Azan 164 1 how some they have d 251 6 in hollow murmurs d. away 636 10 in virtue's cause 259 6 last night of my physician 503 17 laughed with men who d 848 16 liked it not and d 235 13 lived, and that he d 232 20 lovers who d. true 251 16 loves that have ever d 470 24 man that d. for men 100 3 many d. slain by the truth. .. .820 22 men have d. from time to 491 23 midst abundance d 517 18 of utter want 517 18 overwhelmed 130 2 physic, of which bed 230 7 she d. in beauty 62 19 so groan'd and d 375 27 souls that d. in pain 853 3 tear, but when he d 232 14 the fact that she d 232 19 the heroes who d. for us 366 21 there for you we d 852 18