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 1050 DIED DINERS to save us all 114 5 upon his own sword 264 4 we have fought and d 447 22 what mad lover ever d 466 4 what millions d., that Caesar. . .689 16 when Lincoln d. hate d 459 4 when the baby d 54 17 when the good man d 683 1 youngest critic has d 305 5 see also Death pp. 163-181 Dieique-meique semper 509 11 Diem-carpe d 795 3 cui licet in d. dixisse 446 9 nitidum ssepius isse d 766 IB see also Day pp. 161-163 Dienen-oder d. und verlieren. . . ,262 16 Dierum-quem Fore d 305 1 Dies-a good man never d 388 11 aliquod crastinus d 807 2 among his worshippers 818 11 and d. if one be gone 454 20 artist never d 44 10 at cum longa d. sedavit 508 7 before thy uncreating word — 97 7 cum volet ilia d 389 13 ere he knows it 759 6 every moment d. a man 800 17 expectada d. aderit 163 16 expectanda d. homini 173 13 fairest bloom d 643 29 flower that d. when first 62 11 for the good mn.n never d 389 11 fraeno non remorante d 797 6 great as when a giant d 64 18 guard d. but does not 844 9 he d., alas how soon he d 447 4 he lives who d. to win 542 4 he only half d 619 2 he that d. pays all debts 178 3 his own tomb ere he d 508 23 hurrah for next that d 802 6 in good stile at home 500 18 in his own too much 328 12 in ignorance of himself 386 9 in singularity 500 10 ira, d. ilia 161 13 iste quern. . . formidas 175 23 jamtjue d. in fallor 325 1 lives and d. in single 499 16 loveliness that d. soonest. , 60 8 meaner part that d 124 16 not so with him who d 855 2 nulla d. rmerore caret 735 6 once has blown for ever d 280 19 pulchra d. nota. ._ 162 6 quid non imminuit d 795 6 re-resolves then d. the same. . .530 19 rose. . . most perfect d 678 10 singulos d. singulas 452 11 slowly throbbing like 907 8 so continues till he d 686 11 sorrow never d 733 26 stat sua cuique d 839 1 struggles and by inches d 502 16 tecum longos pervigilare d 226 7 that d. married young 499 20 the glory d. not 313 16 the king never d 683 6 this minute he d 451 1 though it sleep never d 534 10 truditur d. die 162 6 veritatem d. aperit 821 16 we are for law, he d 434 2 what is lovely never d 57 20 when a great man d 392 11 when honor d 493 3 while it laughs it d 601 23 who d. betimes, has less 450 18 who d. for virtue 837 21 who tries and fails and d 252 26 with singing 772 19 see also Death pp. 163-181 Diet-andDr. D 503 19 his sickness 382 23 in all places alike 214 28 mild and regular d 823 11 sober in d 32 23 Dieth-where their worm d. not. . 650 24 Dietro-vien d. a me 913 3 Dieu-est le poete 912 3 est pour les gros bataillons. . . .859 2 et mon droit 224 18 Je crains D. et n'est point 319 17 modere tout a son plaisir 644 20 O mon D., conserve-moi 395 16 pour l'amour de D 527 1 prouver que D. n'est pas 317 17 paeudonyme de D 92 17 s'enquerir de D 153 24 si D. n'existait pas 320 16 Dieux-la crainte fit les d 46 9 la faute an est aux d 758 6 Difetto-maggior d. men 702 6 Differ-about the trimming 664 19 agreed tod 42 18, 43 6 in the race 283 19 people d. in discourse 661 19 resemblance of things which d. 885 23 tho' all things d. all agree 574 10 when we d. I pronounce 570 3 Differed-in all climes and ages. . .528 16 Difference-all the d. in his love. .349 14 all this d. should be 126 2 between enemies 221 12 but like in d 896 19 has some small d. made 291 10 in years and fair descent 498 4 is as great between 260 12 makes no d. to our pay 729 14 nature's d. keeps nature's 352 9 of things which are alike 885 1 <t there you have our d 596 2i Differences-religious d. are trivial 663 19 Different-from present man 923 20 in color and shape 31 16 like but oh how d 215 25 Differer-metier est de la d 410 11 Difficile-de mourir 171 10 Latin was no mored 460 3 nil tarn d 194 12 Difl5cult-Art is d 44 20 asked, what was very d 421 2 more d. to die 171 11 never so d. to speak 742 26 nothing is d. to mortals 20 15 temperance would be d 784 4 what others find d 308 4 Difficulties-knowledge under d.. .420 5 provides intellectual d 528 10 that beset us 861 3 Difficulty-be worthy 322 16 divine power moves with d. .. . 671 10 in life is choice 113 21 no d. to raise objections 573 14 under pretext of d 384 19 see also Difficulty p. 194 Diffidentr-some are pensive and d.277 17 Diffraunce-the worlde bie d 915 18 Diffused-good d. may more 327 2 knowledge immortalizes 422 2 Dig-my grave thyself 68 10 we d. and heap 440 19 Digest-ate and can't d 210 12 it with a custom 214 30 labor and d. things most 48 14 mark, learn and inwardly d. .. . 656 18 'mong other things I shall d. . .778 11 stomach to d. his words 885 8 Digested-few to be chewed and d. 75 21 science when well d 692 7 swallow'd and d 149 16 Digestion-appetite and quick d. . 36 12 better for d 210 17 from pure d. bred 719 4 good d. wait on appetite 36 20 ill-gotten the right d 118 9 in d. sour 214 23 make ill d 214 13 much like love 138 12 spoil the d. thereof.. 506 23 Digestive-cheese 212 14 Diggeth-whoso d. a pit shall 670 20 Digito-pulchrum est d.monstrari.258 11 Digne-iacile de parattre d 919 23 Dignified-by the doer's deed 186 19 sometimes by action d 838 19 Dignitatem-amisit d. pristinam. . 519 3 Dignities-above all earthly d 131 14 Dignity-and proportion 194 16 below the d. 01 history 367 24 crush the flower of d 835 23 double to his joys in any d. .. .373 17 for d. composed 183 3 gesture d. and love 891 20 in d. of being we ascend 455 8 maintain a poet'B d 295 21 of vice be lost 831 24 reach the d. of crimes 347 2 recognizes the d. of labor 424 8 science with true d 691 23 take d. and modesty 521 6 the d. of history 367 4 there d. begins 314 22 to wear an undeserv'd d 374 22 weed outbraves his d 867 14 see also Dignity p. 194 Dignum-ecce par Deo d. 10 4 nihil vulgare te d 919 13 quid d. tanto feret 532 18 Dignus-imperat d. esse 564 9 nisi d. vmdice nodus 322 16 Digression-began a lang d 41 17 Dii-immortales ad usum 320 10 ita me d. ament 386 16 quem d. diligunt 173 21 see also Gods pp. 321-325 Diis-a d. sunt 25 8 proximus ille est 650 S quo eveniat, d. in manu 761 9 victrix causa D. placuit 832 18 Dijudicent-aliena ut mellius d....412 22 Dilabuntur— male parla, male d. .. 615 8 Dilatio-damnum habet 794 13 Dilemma-for the d.'s even 85 19 Dilettantism-double-barrelled D.864 16 Diletto-es ce il d 269 27 necessita e non d 550 21 Dilexi-justitiam et odi 414 5 Diligant-ut invicem se d 116 6 Diligence-few things impossible. . . 390 13 of idleness 384 6 Diligent-thou seest how d. I am. 109 11 Diligenter-per vacuitatem 384 6 Dikguntur-immodice sola 601 16 Diluiturque-cura fugit, d. mero. .876 12 Dim- casting a d. religious light- .456 14 greater glory d. the less 314 11 the d. but Irving ray 535 6 with the mist of years 622 16 Dimanche-chaque paysan 211 19 pleurera 429 19 Dmaenticanc^huomini d. piu 463 1 Dinaidfurn-est mali 143 9 facti est ccepisse 65 14 f acti qui ccspit habet 65 21 supersit d 65 14 Diminished-hide their d. heads. . 640 17 Diminishing-not d. that greatness340 14 Diminutive-most d. of birds 921 4 Dimittere-aptam d. noli 570 14 Dimming-day with a continual. .878 9 Dimness-unperceived d. in thine. 796 9 Dimple-appears a pretty d 194 26 folds the d. inly 717 7 love to live in d. sleek 429 12 the d. of his chin 473 6 thy chin contains 59 8 Dimpled-hand, white, delicate, d.350 1 not for joy 764 20 Dimples-make wrinkles not d.. .518 1 of his chin 112 7 ripple of d. that Hpnfin g 429 6 Dimpling-of his skin 194 26 shallow streams run d 722 10 Din-amidst the d. of arms 432 9 can daunt mine earB 895 8 cock with lively d 124 2 deepest rivers make least d. .. .710 8 of arms 85715 saddens in senseless d 614 13 to order the chaotic d 540 11 twirl wheel with silver d. 349 19 we make ad 886 20 Diiiah-Villikins and D. fie buried.900 19 Dine-amphitryon ou Ton d 213 15 as he did never d 622 8 breakfast here, another d 446 2 does not d. at all 212 29 exact at noon 450 1 I dine at five, gentlemen 431 11 not to bathe 213 3 on d., on soupe 449 20 that jurymen may d 410 17 with whom wed 213 15 ye d. but sparely 464 1 Dined-I have d. today 215 1 never d. at home 212 29 or had not d 95 18 ought to have d. at three 431 11 when they had d 271 6 Diner-un d. rechauff6 210 16 Diners-ye d. out from whom .... 212 28