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Does-after his departure 790 2 he d. it with better grace 335 22 he feels not d., honors 374 11 hewhod.it 127 » not what a man d. 185 6 that handsome d 59 • whatever any one d. or says.. .326 11 what he will he d 872 8 Dog-bark at a beggar 47 6 be a d. and bay the moon 678 4 better than his d 581 17 care for barking of d 525 9 every d. his day 923 10 for musk in d.'a kennel 593 20 hair of d. that bit us 348 6 held by a small d 623 4 him with after claps 517 5 hold fast ia the only d 563 21 howl in rhyme 002 23 is thy servant a d 099 7 it was that died 609 17 misbeliever cut-throat d 406 26 no more than bone to a d 480 14 'a obeyed in office 47 6 ope my lips let no d. bark 572 7 quickly found to beat ad 571 14 thatd.ismine 616 7 that trote about 907 20 the very flea of his d 277 a this d. smarts for. 136 11 wag the a 44 6 when a d. is drowning 643 13 will have hia day 191 11 with the d.'s foot 643 1 would break bivouac 726 18 see also Dog pp. 198-200 Dog-Duys-to shake in d 144 19 Dogged-war bristle 856 17 Doggedly-set himself d. to it 49 16 Dogmas-truths turn into d 818 21 Dogmatism-puppyismcometofull509 is Dog-rel-veree of hounds 108 6 Doga-as d. upon their masters... 510 9 Ob little d. at strangers 227 9 called us English d 145 28 contempt for the d 228 18 delight to bark 653 21 her slow d. of war 480 II husbands or when lap d 268 17 lame d. over stiles 9U9 20 let slip the d. of war 856 16 like the worat d., silent 354 26 like your asses and your d 716 8 little d. and all 200 1 pups are liked 127 9 rain cats and d 655 13 summons the d 108 3 teach old d. new tricks 779 ( that d. must eat 382 7 throw physic to the d 603 27 when two d. ore fighting 136 11 would you live 726 13 see aUo Dog pp. 198-200 Dog-star-thc scorching d. 923 1 Doigt-pas mettre le d 646 8 Doing—and having 48 18 been d. night and day 552 10 capable . . . of d. everything.. 106 7 feel capable of d 411 22 in d. mueh, d. nothing 561 13 let us then be up and d 7 17 out of the strain of the D 168 9 readineaae of d. doth 871 19 shortest answer is d 7 4 soul lies in the d 902 6 apeed in d. a thing 910 18 still be d. never done 908 3 that's worth the d 696 14 Doings-of men, their prayers.... 78 21 Dois-je ne d. qu'i moi seul 256 21 Doit-beggarly last d 620 II Dole-ask their humble d 353 13 merry be their d 801 20 sell one, and with d. buy 383 8 what beauty is her d 62 27 Doleful-be a d. matter 56 17 from tombs a d. sound 340 I Dolendum-est primum ipsi 781 II Dolere-et d. contraris 326 20 Dolium-ingerimus dicta d 905 16 Dollar-diplomacy 523 4 eagle, on the back iv a d 522 8 the almighty d 522 23 Dollars-and not a cent less 31 14 bogs of d 521 22 it's worth a million d 722 > Doll-clothes-business as making d.619 18 Dolor-con d. rimembrando 734 22 etiam yenustos facit 394 16 hie tibi proderit olim 762 17 lacrymis egeriturque d 782 5 like syllable of d 735 13 ni d. que nuerte no le 793 7 seme il d. del fallo 665 21 see also Grief pp. 342-344 Dolore-alterius disces posse 243 16 empta d. voluptae 600 22 nesun moggior d 734 3 Dolorem-summun malum 82 8 Dolores-posituro morte d 173 14 Doloris-socioe habuisse d 125 1 Dolos- 5 Dolus^an virtus quis 858 21 Domain-extends his desolate d.. .878 10 heir of nature's wide d 487 18 landmark of a new d 162 16 of chivalry the old d 740 17 reach her broad d 51924 so much carved out of his d 386 2 Dome-air upheld alone its d 324 14 fired the Ephesian d 256 20 him of the western d 697 23 its vast immensity 547 21 lit the welkin d 274 12 of nrnny-coloured glass 238 • of Thought 736 24 raise the d. into the sky 733 1 re-echoes to hie nose 805 11 well-proportioned d 40 31 with a d. more vast 737 14 Domes-red-plough'd hills 748 8 sacred d. involved in 853 17 Domestic-clouds colour of d. life.370 12 equality of d. powers 236 7 expense of my d. ease 308 20 happiness, only bliss 351 2 in my narrow d. sphere 443 1 men call d. bliss 498 II of that d. sort 107 10 smooth current of d. joy 370 1 surely for d. happiness 805 16 wife, d. good and pure 869 17 Domestica-nulluB eat locus d 369 IB Domeatiquee-admirez par leur d.36fl 18 Domi-deiectant d 767 10 habuit unde disceret 780 1 nuhi plaudo ipse d 622 11 nisi est consilium 844 II obstat res augusta d. ..621 • Domina-ct regina ratio 658 9 omnium artium d 230 12 Dominandi-cupido d. cunctis... .623 21 Dominantibus-suspectum d 623 17 Dominatu-in d. scrviius 715 13 Domine-O D. Deus, speravi 626 22 Domini-nomen mutant 334 1 oculoa et vestigia d IS 6 pudet non Bervrtutis 699 14 Dominion-and this ia thy d 461) 16 foe of man's d 797 11 grace founded in d 569 4 hold d. over palm and pine... .287 11 in Nature's wide d 409 21 over beast . . . d. absolute.. .716 4 universal d. of right 860 6 with supreme d 208 11 Domino-dispari dominate d 24 6 Dominos-in d. jus habet 475 11 Dominum-sciant D. audire 137 11 Dominus-nisi D. frustra 121 II qui volet ease meus 29o 17 Domo-non tanquam ex d 166 8 Domoe-exjlioque d. et dulcia . 220 1« Domui-pax huied 5S9 13 Domus-<ieinde una d 49ti II exilis Plutonia 446 8 non d. hoc corpus 452 II o d. antiqua 24 Dona-timeo Danoos et d 313 Donald-think o' D. mair. 83 1 Donati-dentes inapicere d 312 Donation-right we hold by bis d.Tlfl Donatur-quidquid d. amicis 616 DonatUB-commodatus, non d... .492 11 Donavi-quod d. babeo 233 14 Done-all thou hast d. for me. .. .506 11 and cannot be undone 472 11 and I've d. no more 785 14 and wish 'twere d 440 1» anything else to be d 561 I be it thought and d 810 couldn't bed. and he did it... .780 T cries it shall be d 762 7 ends not when it aeemeth d 735 11 for I have d. with you 233 4 for another is d 185 2 have ye d. well 799 21 if it were d. when 'tis d 8 It it shall be d.—sometime 626 11 I'ved. no more 207 20 judge by what we have d 411 It not d. it when they could 872 1 not have d. to yourselves 643 11 now a' is d 252 19 ought not to have d 185 I soys it shall be d 25511 so much to do, so little d 8 29 so soon I am d. for 229 17 servant of Qod, well d 699 10 something have to be d 159 8 still be doing, never d 908 3 surprised to find it d 630 11 than weep it d 240 10 that which gets things d 910 4 thinks nothing well a 386 11 'tis d. and well d.—80'long!...702 4 to have d., and been 15 11 was d. with so much ease 545 1 was required to be d .431 9 we partly may compute 6 IS well begun, half d 65 11 well if it were d. quickly 8 II what has by man been d 9 B what have I d. for you 224 f what's d. cannot 191 11 what's d. can't be undone 84 what's d. we partly compute. .784 11 what were good to be d 631 19 when that is d. let's 417 11 with so much ease 335 11 would do all he had d 449 1 Donkey-about a d.'s taste 128 ( that's a dead d 89.x 6 Donne-esprit en d. aux autres.. .883 13 qu'on croit qu'elle d 290 11 Donnee-la parole a ete d 744 II Donner-de le d. pour sien 654 11 promettre c'est d 636 1 Dono-infelice di belleua 402 1 Don Quixote-of one generation .724 11 DonRatapIane-regular,rich D.R.866 19
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