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 PALL FAMILIARITY dividing we f 827 12 doth f. that very hour 500 2 down and dy before her 902 11 expect it to f 228 18 from days that have been 505 1 fruit that can f. without 304 2 grows limpid by its f 652 10 have died, and yet shall f 366 7 heed lest he f 158 22 he that is down can f 252,20 ifheshouldf 257 8 if they f. dash themselves 341 20 if they f. they dash 191 20 if we must f 160 8 in Adam's f. we sinned 711 10 leapthef 109 2 lest I should fear and f 661 16 listening in their f 713 11 mark but my f 21 12 near to f ., infirm 14 25 needs fear no f 252 18 ne'er to rise again 195 1 no mere man since the F 661 12 of a sparrow 644 23 of many kings 399 14 of sceptres 749 7 often f. themselves 672 13 perish in its f 687 10 return to his former f 519 16 rises but to f. . t 95 21 seen around me f 508 2 soar not too high to f 880 1 spirit before a f 632 18 successive and successive 489 19 that hast survived the F 351 2 that strive to move 191 3 thef. of kings 315 17 their f. surveys 316 16 things f. out betweene 262 20 though free to f 295 18 though he trip and f 531 20 to f. a log at last 344 9 to make him daily f 594 6 to rise and half to f 491 9 wef. to rise 142 10 what if the heavens f 714 9 when for Erin dear we f 401 9 why do yee f. so fast 279 9 will f. one by one 827" 7 with a greater f 262 7 with sudden crash 826 16 yet f ear to f . . . ; 26S 1 9 Fallax-imitatio simulatioque 835 18 Falle-er f. gleich so preiset 257 8 Fallen-arise or be forever f 8 1 Babylon is f., is f 687 5 for the f. and the weak 268 9 from his high estate . . 518 23, 519 3 height of hope f 377 29 he is f. like us all 229 10 he saw her f 609 4 how are the mighty f 253 6 into which she had f 444 2 man is f. god, who remembers. 490 10 she is f. into a pit of ink 346 14 so f. so lost 519 22 so noble a master f 519 14 speak for the f. and weak 716 2 the lines are f. unto me 291 12 though f. great 342 3 to kick a f. man 518 16 Wortlein kann ihm f 904 21 ye are f. from grace 335 14 Fallere-quis f. possit amantem. . .483 9 Falli-possum f- ut homo 237 2 Falling-at intervals on the ear. . . €7 9 by constant f 594 12 let the f. out of friends 298 26 like to the f. of a star 893 13 £ress not a f. man too far 433 16 the f. out of faithful friends. ... 297 19 Falling-off-what a f. was there. . . 191 8 Fallir-d'uomo e il f 665 21 Fallow-furrow shan't he f 842 4 sombre furrowed f 51 23 Falls-and die that night 344 9 he f. like Lucifer 685 26 man never f. so low 102 23 on the other 21 16 shallow rivers, to whose f 675 21 then he f. as I do 492 1 to me to labor 865 23 whoever fights, whoever f 414 2 who f. for love of God 750 7 yet he never f 282 24 Falsa-festinatione et 822 10 finitima sunt f. veris 485 18 per metum augentur 26S 21 False-accrue to f. persuasions. . . . 818 17 all of the creeds are f 918 16 all was f. and hollow 658 19 and f. as vain 449 1 and f. — though true 98 3 any other thing that's f 887 23 as all f. things are 887 6 as man, f. man 490 12 canst not then be f 821 19 definition of life is f -148 10 doubly f. to God 811 18 face hide what f. heart 383 22 for his f. opinion pay 569 5 history, I know must be f 368 5 I grant him. . . f 104 14 in one thing, f. in everything. .486 9 lapwynge full of trecherye 427 2 makes Diana's rangers f 84 8 none speaks f. when 485 12 none was f. to you 464 19 now I know the f. and true 481 11 phantasm brings real 269 1 prove f. again 197 23 round numbers always f 486 8 seek some f. fair woman 481 19 takes f. shadows for true 343 25 the f, sincere 581 7 these f. pretests. . . failing... 346 5 time cannot make true 30 20 tongue soe'er speaks f 486 26 to the f. error 236 14 to the past sweet of 468 6 unbelief of what is f 826 12 visions f. as fair S39 20 when f. modesty was born 521 1 with f. or true 455 3 words are grown so f 906 26 wouldst not play f 104 13 Falsehood-a heart for f. framed. .486 28 and despair meet in my 403 8 bait of f. takes this carp 486 20 confirmed by haste and 822 10 deceive by f 182 12 for their f. each 144 21 furbish f. for a magazine 407 8 goodly outside f. hath 486 27 is worse in kings than 486 19 knavery adds malice to f 182 23 mix f. with the whole 605 8 near is f. to truth 485 18 no f. can endure touch of 486 10 smallest foundation to f 485 26 strife of Truth with F 184 13 vigor'df 811 19 wedded fast to some dear f. .. .255 8 Falsehoods-draw their birth 142 16 than nice f. do 821 9 Falsely-kept him f. true 375 1 luxurious, will not man 485 9 science f. so called 692 8 where he is t. set 825 22 Falso-vera ac f. notemus 421 26 Falstaff-Proud Jack, like F 104 7 Falsus-in uno, f. in omnibus 486 9 Falter-count it death to f 178 15 not for sin 447 7 to f. would be sin 674 18 voices break and f 67 12 Falterers-who ask for certainty. .340 16 Faltering-as falls the dew 751 14 no f. can be tolerated 848 14 Fama-accessit f. timores 688 5 haud semper erret f 688 16 it f. per urbes 688 19 magna paratur f. bonis 327 24 malum quo non 688 19 malum quo non aliud 329 22 volat parvum 688 20 see also Fame pp. 256-259 FamsB-ac fidei damna 101 6 mendacia risit 691 13 sitis est virtutis. . . . ._ 837 3 Famam-extendere factis 839 1 ignavia ad f. protulerat 384 22 nam inimici f. 688 7 Fame-above all Roman f 258 16 acquired f. by industry 384 22 a little transient f 21 22 all my f. for a pot of ale 145 27 all the f. you need 207 16 also finds us out 153 23 ascended F.'s ladder so high. . .533 14 bidF.be dumb 729 6 brazen giant of Greek f 552 14 bright with f. and not 189 17 but while f. elates thee 314 4 cause bring f 820 15 chapletoff 130 2 description and wild f 895 6 entirely damns her f 894 3 extend our f. by deeds 839 1 follows wealth or f 302 6 fool to f 50 16 forfeits all pretence to f 653 28 gives immortal f. 535 6 glorious lists of f 686 19 gorgeous f. of Summer 713 24 great heir of f 701 16 Greek and Roman f 224 17 he mistook f or f 276 4 he stands for f 25 20 his f. who led the stormy 591 5 honorable to your f 861 7 hope of f. aehiev'd 77 12 if honest f. awaits 327 24 immortal are his guerdon 861 6 infamous are fond of f 488 19 integrity is F's best friend 822 16 is not bought and sold 492 17 is shewdly gor'd 668 4 is to know naught but f 422 26 is what you have taken 105 19 is wide as human 45 1 love better is than f 482 S loves the martyrdom of F 283 6 men, of puff-ball f 340 26 Milton equals both in f 605 22 monopoly of f 121 22 muse shall consecrate to f 348 21 no matter what else the f 726 6 no one shall work for f 910 1 nor in f. nor envied sway 352 17 nothing cover his high f 340 10 on F.'s eternal bead roll 426 22 on F's eternal camping 728 5 only finds eternal F 837 19 pensive scholar what is f 757 1 poet's vision of eternal f 839 21 rich in barren f. return 424 19 road that leads to f 836 16 robs us of our f 786 3 ruinB of another's f 714 15 sang of love and not of f 733 8 sorrow, or sacrifice 680 21 temple to f. in rubble 50 3 that wit could ever win 39 7 thirst for f. greater 837 3 this thirst for f 310 2 to fortune and to f. unknown. .505 19 to God, and not to f 118 21 to patch up his f 598 21 two emblems, one of f 274 6 virtue struggles after f 838 21 whose f. over his head 238 7 work too great for f 407 16 years unknown to f 135 7 see also Fame pp. 256-259 Famed-for virtues he had not 836 7 Famem-condimentum esse f 381 24 fuisse matrem 382 3 Faroes-auri sacra f 326 1 malesuada f 382 12 Familiar-as his garter 610 12 but by no means vulgar 260 1 clothing the palpable and f. .. .529 20 custom make both f 154 13 face than that of man 554 21 kindred stars f. roam, 738 18 midst f. things 59 9 mine own f. friend 299 15 names f. in hiB mouth 543 10 played f. with hoary locks 567 21 season now for calm, f. talk. . .777 23, take f. places 79 6 that once f. word 541 11 to the lover 57 i9 voice wearies not ever 480 17 with her face 831 25 with your song 873 13 ye f. spirits 365 2 Famiharities-rnisbecoming f 232 2 Familiarity-breeds contempt. . . .259 24 triteness of long f 765 20 upon f. will grow more 499 15