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 FATALITY FAULTS Fatality-superstition allied to f. . 771 9 Fate-a better f. awaits 265 11 advertisement, 'tis almost f 340 25 alas! for the woman's f 890 13 as he bows to f 154 11 as stern as f 770 11 at elections seal the F 365 7 before I trust my f. to thee 498 20 blackest ink of f 542 9 breathless on thy f 22 14 bring the hour of f 302 8 by f. not option 545 9 by folly or by f 462 17 by what rude f. our lives 505 11 can fix or change his f 425 13 cannot harme me 215 1 captain of thine own f. . 737 19 character is f 190 24 close the book of f 807 11 commands all f 6 27 commenting upon that f 370 11 did my f. and wish agree 672 14 eagle's f. and mine 209 12 felicity her f.. 422 23 fixed as f 432 23 fixed f., free will 133 10 'gainst time or f, .243 19 gave, whate'er she 101 11 grief with thy too rigid f 342 23 guilt grows f 470 12 hand of f. has scourged U3 849 17 has wove the thread 446 7 heart for any f 7 17 he fits for f 396 7 how can I behold thy f 725 10 I know as sure as f 864 14 ill news is wing'd with f 553 6 in a country town 882 18 in grounds of tea 778 21 in one f. .. . beings blend COO 16 is coming my life my f 482 17 is the common f. of all 655 6 it is the hour of f 571 1 made happy by f 377 24 mandates of f 736 14 master of his f 492 22 master of my f 737 12 may yet betide thee 571 8 meets a worse f 476 3 might read book of f 673 4 mind is ignorant of f 516 12 mixed with f 861 12 mock the patriot's f 586 1 must expect my f 411 7 must yield to f 60 22 nature fast in f 872 1 never wounds more deep 405 1 no armour against f 178 11 of fighting codes or kings 408 23 of mighte monarchs 93 4 often foiled by F 582 8 on her wheel the f. of kings 291 19 ordains dearest friends 580 16 our f. is ruled by chance 305 3 passports to enduring f 25 11 play the prelude of our f 472 13 poet's f. is here 235 10 prepared for heaven 814 16 's remote decrees 317 6 reserves for manhood 252 16 seemed to wind him up 13 21 shall yield to fickle 97 5 smiles and frowns of f 835 12 so accursed by f 189 23 so much from f. secures 616 4 struggle with their f 860 12 succeeds in unknown f 135 21 that f. is thine 155 17 the fool of f. .. . man 489 21 thestampoff 322 9 this is thy f 407 1 6 thy measure takes 669 1 thy memory like thy f 563 3 thyself as old as f 540 10 to action spurs our f 487 9 tried to conceal him 542 15 turns to sudden sadness 735 24 when F. destines one to ruin. .396 11 when f. writ my name 542 9 which seem like a f 505 6 see also Fate pp. 261-265 Fated-not have taken place 263 14 Fateri-pudet f. nescire quod 385 10 Fates-and Furies, as well 451 3 apt to blame the f 9 20 are masters of their f 492 3 by the f. assigned 238 4 God is as his f. assign 626 16 summon him 773 7 supped with F 217 22 the F. are just 670 29 the f. shall give us 719 7 we are our own f 186 2 what f. impose, that man 264 21 whom the f. sever 477 12 yef 304 16 see also Fate pp. 261-265 Fatetur-facinus is qui 346 15 Father-a cruel f 307 4 and mother and 1 369 22 at nuptial of his son 345 17 because his f. writ 51 10 born in my f.'s dwelling 298 18 called my brother's f. dad 906 12 carved upon our f.'s graves 366 17 child.is i. of the man 112 24 comes in my f. and like 418 21 craves a booby son 113 3 cry not when his f. dies 781 17 dead f.'s counsel 11 16 eye that mooketh at f 564 20 face lives in his issue 701 12 fathom five thy f. lies 96 9 gave his f. grief 232 18 glorify F. in heaven 884 25 God my F. and my Friend 316 14 hear. . . death of his f 463 l had it been his f 230 16 have a turnip than his f 781 17 have I none 734 9 he follows his f 243 18 her f P lov'd me 453 12 his f. was no man's 221 11 Holy F., in thy mercy 628 16 I had it from my f 778 8 immortall whiles F. hath 388 17 in my f.'s house are many 360 16 is gone to market-town 764 6 is rather vulgar 903 9 is watching the sheep 719 11 let thy lowly child 626 2 like the f. that begets them 486 22 maketh a glad f Ill 16 my f., mother ... all in thee. 497 16 more like my f 127 3 my f. feeds his flocks 542 16 my f s welcome smiles 369 20 my poor f.'s body 894 16 no other mitred f 829 2 cf All! in every age 627 14 of his country 586 5, 861 15 of Lies 821 2 of Light! 625 16 of rosy day 765 24 of the People 861 14 Omnipotent F. with thunder... 532 21 our common F. and Deliverer. 861 15 our f. pencilled this epistle .... 597 11 our f.'s dust is left alone 340 4 say, My F. made them all 316 11
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slave in his f.'s stead 684 7 still f. Truth 237 11 struck the f 109 24 the few our F. sends 297 17 the f. of mischief 307 7 the f. points to his son. . . .,. . . .687 6 thy F. has written for thee 545 21 thy f.'s merit sets thee up 510 18 to hail his f 64 8 took my f. grossly 534 19 unlooses frost fetters 746 14 upwards to their F.'s throne. . .344 5 used to come home to 97 20 want of Sense is the F 698 3 was born before him 25 14 was a button maker 737 3 was f. to that thought 882 19 we are coming F. Abraham — 726 14 ■wise child that knows ownf. . .110 15 wise f. that knows his child.. . . 112 4 with Ins f. for a space 583 16 without his F.'s word 366 6 Fathered-by his own inventions f .643 16 Father-in-law-very fine thing to. 683 15 Fatherland-dear F. no danger. .673 13 German F. to which I hope — 859 18 in the song of our f 325 4 Fatherless-the f., the friendless. .510 6 Fathers-all his line of f. known. .378 15 awful f. of mankind 18 22 foolish over-careful f 325 21 glowed at deeds of his f 713 9 God of our f., known of old. . . .287 11 have eaten bout grapes 336 2 heart makes us f. and sons .... 359 6 hills our F. trod 304 28 keeps the decrees of the f 327 13 land our f. visioned 489 14 land where my f. died 22 21 myF. and Brethren 663 13 oftheChurch 649 15 our f. brought forth 236 3 our f. trod the desert 184 2 our f. were under the cloud. ...122 16 sins of their f 619 8 that bear bags 112 3 that wear rags * 12 3 the ashes of his f 17118 the God of their f 317 2 this our f. bought for us 295 11 this our f. did for us 41 4 we think our f. fools 923 23 worshipp'd stocks 919 1 unjust judges f. are. 924 14 vour f ., where are they 637 12 Father Thames-bosom of F. T.. . 75 5 Father "William-you are old F."W. 17 9 Fathom-five f. under the Rialto. . 536 2 five thy father lies 96 9 many f. deep I am in love 477 22 Fathomed-never has been f 59 8 Fati-sortisque futurse 516 12 Fatigante-qu'une f. virtu 837 12 Fatigatio-quamlibet se rudi 732 20 singulorum f. quamlibet 732 20 Fatigue-stiongarmsf.themselves.910 9 Fatis-brevibus pereunt ingentia f .289 17 dare f. vela 265 8 Fatness-of these pursy times. . . .838 11 Fato-seadem diverso crimina f.. . 148 £2 il F. e la natura 320 5 nemo fit f. nocens 2f4 16 Fatter-would he were f 772 1 Fattings-for the worms 178 9 Fatum-ad f. venere suum 264 15 Fatuous-ineffectual yesterdays. . ,582 14 Fauces-ubi sitis f. tedet. 863 3 Faucibus-Orci f 171 15 rimatur f. aurum 53 6 vox f. hsesit 841 1 Fauld-sheep are in the f 717 1 FauhY-a f. of Prussia 842 12 a greater f. palliate 702 6 bore to learning was in f 4S5 22 but see thy f 225 2 cautions of committing a f 103 5 concealed is presumed 15 8 condemned for a f 712 l dear Brutus, is not in our 492 3 does one f. at first 487 3 find f. with small details' 705 13 find f. with the rest 97 9 find or forge a f 150 1 findB f. with defects 544 4 glittering o'er my t 660 20 is, he is given to prayer 628 9 is that my f.? 150 22 it was a grievous f 21 16 just hint a f 690 11 makes error a f 42 10 mere want of f 150 6 nobody but has his f 628 9 of man who confided 695 14 patience proves at f 583 13 rests with the gods 758 G she had a f 231 19 shun the f. of such 246 9 stars were more in f 893 11 the most dang'rous f 632 10 'tis Nature's f. alone 510 19 'tis not a f. to love 464 2 to hide the f. I see 510 4 which needs it most 819 26 who has committed a f. 651 12 wicked heinous f 249 16 see also Fault pp. 265-267 Fault-finders-with restrictions, f .368 9 Faultless-a f. body and blameless. 514 9 thinks f. piece to see 593 9 Faults-are not f. forgot 287 14 bear with f. of a friend ...... .300 11