Page:Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations (1922).djvu/1111

 FABLE FADED history fades into f 687 4 in the Libyan f 208 19 poverty would be a f 922 23 read my little f 2 8 Fables-believe f. in Legends and. 513 1 of the sky 202 14 to-day are f. tons 255 7 Fabric-ablaze with varied tints. .620 3 a f. rose, like 40 18 as a dream the f. rose 40 2 baseless f. of this vision 840 l in its external f 218 17 in that invisible f 912 12 of our world 148 3 shake the f. of his folly 285 15 spin your wordy f 777 22 would blow up- the f 660 18 Fabrics-washing the dissoluble i. 701 6 Fabricati-ad usum mortales f 320 10 Fabnlia-tractant f. fabri 86 8 Fabro-a se stesso e di 293 1 Fabula-mutato nomine de F 755 10 (nee sentis) tota 329 15 quomodo f. sic vita 452 13 Fabulantur-ut qui sciant 137 22 Fabulous-ophirs of f. ore 557 4 Face-all white and wet 555 18 and chalk'd her f 269 28 and His own f. to see .679 13 another's f. commend 404 6 as between a Vizor and a F 383 12 as he has hit his f 701. 7 as nose in a man's f 561 2 babe, in thy f 54 5 both [wash] the f 349 25 breathing from her f 58 7 buzzing at your lady's f 902 13 by hie wordes ne hir f 583 16 by spitting on your f 276 25 can be given to man's f 485 17 counted ere I see thy f 2 18 Desert's dusty f 376 24 did look up in my f 547 17 do your f., neck, hands 228 10 droops her lovely f 874 15 eie did see that face 103 20 emptiness of ages in his f 425 5 exceeds all pow'r of f 429 ie false f. hide what false 383 22 familiar f. than that of man. . . 554 21 familiar with her f 831 26 fashioned your dear f 481 9 fearful f. betrays. 346 12 feather from my f 648 20 fling it at thy f 133 17 flower that's like thy f 281 2 frame my f. to all 135 17 from the fair sweet f 401 5 give me a f 552 2 given me in beauteous f 776 lo God has given you one f 251 26 grained f. of mine 16 15 grisly meteor on his f 749 6 grows from pale to bright 252 12 hairy about the f 57 9 has but shown bis f 76 12 haven't got a singing f 713 12 heart, hid with flowering f 383 25 Heaven's f. doth glow 361 16 heavy, dull, sonata f 712 25 he hides a smiling f.,. .644 3 her f. is full of pain 562 14 her.f. so fair, as 62 22 hides her f. by day 525 10 his f. to heaven 725 21 his furrowed f 459 11 howling in f. of heaven 562 13 in one autumnal f 13 20 in the f. of a fool 710 17 in the sweat of thy f 909 8 in thy f. have I seen 868 22 is constantly changing 79 2 is fair — how fair 62 24 is glo&sed 183 8 I shall behold your f 505 7 labour bears a lovely f 424 11 lines of my boy's f 509 l lives in his issue. 701 12 look upon my quiet f 172 11 look with a blushing f 770 2 love and smiling f. of her. , 371 5 lovely f. who view 57 21 make f. of heaven so fine 479 20 mantle muffling up his f 394 2 mistake the future's f 839 10 more pleasant than f. of 84 14 musick of her f 60 2 never f. so pleased my mind. . .470 9 no solemn sanctimonious f 663 14 odious furrows in my f 793 21 o'er which a thousand 63 12 of earth been changed 393 1 of hard, unmeaning f 337 15 on each f. he sees a smile 395 3 one to f. the world with 465 13 on thp f. of the high hills 318 9 on whose awful f. time's 567 20 or human f. divine 546 10 or lovelier f " 61 22 proper f . to scan 5 3 reflection of his own f 917 1 rivers down the lifted f 780 16 rude wind blows in your f 920 6 sages have seen in thy f 730 13 saw a scurvy f . in it 136 8 see that f . of her 112 2 shall go before His f 331 17 shall pass into her f 548 7 shall never see her f 195 5 Bhining morning f 16 13 shows her brightening f 547 21 shows bis f. next morning 767 3 shows its best f. at first 326 18 Sin wherewith f. of man 288 21 smile shone over his f 907 7 smiles in yeer f. while it 432 6 smile upon thy f 131 8 so full of frost 252 6 some awful moment 106 12 so sweet her fair f 321 14 standf.tof 101 1 start into her f 74 16 strange defeatures in my f 343 6 strange f. on own perfection. . . 593 12 strike heaven on the f 735 13 sun has turned his f. away 877 19 sweetest f . I ever looked 62 5 sweet f. of Nature 731 18 tears run down dappled f 783 17 that passionless bright f 526 18 that's anything but gay 6 9 the daughter-buds arise 681 5 the famished f 897 10 the f. grows old 796 3 the f. not seen 776 7 the f. of a deformed one 276 6 the grisly thing 732 16 the manners in the f 231 17 them that will f. me 303 9 thought upon her f 61 23 thy classic f 402 7 till his f. be like a wet 429 24 to f. with my crime 671 14 to see a friend's f 298 22 to spite your f 639 23 trace of a grin on his f 760 7 transmitter of a foolish f 394 11 truth has such a f 819 8 turned from the clod 241 18 upon a blushing f 74 3 upward turns his f 21 13 veiled the light of his f 770 4 very f. to make us sad 529 1 visit her f. too roughly 531 15 wear a f. of joy because 410 3 wears on his smiling f 908 16 when my f. is fair 74 14 whose courtier's f 494 16 whose heaven-erected f 488 7 with f. upturned 698 19 with how wan a f 527 18 see also Face pp. 250-252 Faced-fame if not double f 258 7 Facere-et parare earn 865 17 Faces-as you by their f. see 708 25 been used to cut f 705 1 de mouffs an' hides dey f 712 23 et saxa volant 649 6 for breathing in their f 399 19 grind the f. of the poor 621 6 he brake them to our f 359 21 in both their f. blazed 74 19 marsh pink orchid's f 574 1 minds variant as their f 532 7 ne'er touched earthly f 249 27 of friends he has known 476 18 of young companions 15 4 or pictured f 79 6 our f. beaming 299 8 pencil our f 43 18 physician has three f 287 16 prayed for, in our f 625 9 saw sweet f. rounded arms. . . .511 11 say they have angels' f 902 9 strange with f. new 339 4 the setting sun 370 16 truer than those that are 783 2 we carved in its skin 649 18 see also Face pp. 250-252 Facesse-di menzogna rea 485 11 Facetise-asperae f. ubi 405 14 Facetiarum-apud praepotentes. . . 509 8 Fache^pour les textes 664 17 Faeiam-quare id f 354 12 Facias-quem tu quanti f 236 17 verum quidf 347 13 Faciem-deformis amici 276 5 mutat variam f 95 6 Faeiendus-sibi quam alii f 651 12 Facies-medici f. tres 287 15 Facilis-descensus averno est 364 1 nulla est tarn f 194 13 Facility^-and golden cadence of. . . 604 1 1 from its supposed f 98 3 of octosyllabic verse 602 8 Facing-than f. fearful odds 586 9 Faeit-nisi quod ipse f 386 15 per Be 185 1 Facolta-e' f. commune al piu 448 1 3 Fact-and his dreamings meet. . . .305 3 as a f. fundamental 4 l becomes clouded 687 4 enlisted on your side 755 2 for faultless f 819 21 jurors to matter of f 432 1 larger f. than wisdom 59 12 matters of f. are stubborn 570 6 (New Zealand) a realized f 794 14 records a f 41 1 were judges of f. tho' not 410 18 what yesterday was f 806 13 wordy evidence of the f 742 % Facta-dicta et facta 9 1 dictis f. suppetant 186 13 dipia f. violent 186 9 ejus cum dictis 185 12 Facti-ad quasstionem f 432 1 crimen habet 148 23 recti f. si prasmia 186 8 Faction-breeds scrupulous f 236 7 Factions-among yourselves 612 12 Factious-^ouls wearied into peace588 16 Factis-ignoscite nostris 149 4 FactCT-qui f. rependeus 650 5 Factorum-memoria recte f 350 16 Factory-is a secret place 794 2 the f. burn 865 13 Facts-after weighing the f 650 5 are stubborn things 570 2, 639 28 believe f 905 14 cheels that winna ding 569 3 get your f. first 407 14 his imagination for his f 509 4 not facing the real f 918 2 poor men s f '. 185 8 record of new f 77 19 time as well as f 410 16 to all f. there are laws 91 15 whole encyclopedia of f 489 6 Factum-abiit, monumenta 525 1 Faculties-fires all the f. with 438 9 strange and vigorous f 503 6 throw up like mole hills 597 3 Faculty-but one f., the will 887 11 faith is higher f 254 12 how infinite in f 491 26 of malting and using 398 8 of manufacturing 398 7 of using. . . organized 398 8 vision and the f. divine 604 21 weakness of reasoning f 894 7 Fade-dazzle as they f 601 18 dit de trop est f 741 2 do f. as the leaf 170 12 first to f. away 376 23 inWintertof 92 22 like them we f. away 530 16 nothing. . . that doth f 96 9 that's bright must f 95 13 they f. away! 729 12 to f. upon that bosom 457 18 Faded-light of other days is f 582 2