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 FEAST FEET riseth from f 36 21 share of the f 214 26 to-day makes fast to-morrow. .213 22 to revel, and protracted f 399 10 to. . . spleen a grateful f 696 15 what f. is toward 176 11 when I make a f 150 23 who flutters from f. to f 287 1 Feasteth-clamorous pauperism f 425 22 Feasting-fat with f. there 214 10 if f. rise before I turn 571 1 sat f. the officers 849 13 than go to house of f 533 8 valour found in f 270 24 Feasts-blest be those f 211 17 compared been to public f 496 18 fools make f 211 15 in every mess .214 30 in joyous f. and draughts 322 2 Feat-no f. is nobler than 843 10 of chivalry 845 15 Feather-adds f. to the heel 871 8 birds of a f. will gather. . •. 69 8 blow f. from my face 648 20 curled moon like little f 527 6 I am not of that f 300 4 in hand is better than 69 15 in the hat 157 6 lighter than af 915 15 lighter than wind? a f 890 3 never moults a f 301 16 none should wear a f 366 5 not matter a f 143 8 of his own 209 12 prune the others f .256 2 so lightly blown 648 19 swan's down-f stands 773 8 that adorns royal bird 865 14 to waft a f 568 13 whence pen was shaped 593 3 viewed his own f 208 20 Feather-bed-betwixt a wall 63 19 Feathered-spirit 1. with words ... 10 19 time is a f. thing 796 9 well I f. my nest 640 24 Featherless-naked and f 487 17 Feathers-are more beautiful ..... 127 6 as flat as pancakes 639 15 covered with many f 688 19 ears, consisting of f 594 19 from a nightingale 840 16 like umbrellas with f. sheeld.. .826 2 number of f. in his cappe 366 5 owl, for all his f. was cold 574 18 pluck'd to wing 209 3 softly brown 201 3 she plumes her f 731 2 so black 71 3 the wind carries away 904 2 which his own f. drest 664 8 with our own f 208 19 Feats-in that day's f 756 17 of broil and battle 744 7 recounts f. of youth 17 17 wonderful his f 51 22 Feature-beautiful in form and f. . 59 24 complete inf 310 23 gift of pleasing f 830 7 haint one agreeable f. 314 2 shew virtue her own f 547 5 Features-by f. are brought up. . . 83 20 change his f. played 95 22 find the smiling f 476 is hard f. every bungler 576 11 homely f. to keep home 370 18 of f., thin 252 14 of the mother's face 44 9 regularity of f. is in women — 59 22 to her manifold f 423 10 February-bears the bier 695 1 excepting F. alone 524 3 have such a F. face 252 6 last, my heart 92 2 see also February p. 270 Fecisse-sed quid f. decebit 373 7 Fecundity-foimtain of f 862 19 Fecundumque-solum varias 760 17 Fed-and are full f 444 20 and depart full f 450 18 and well it f. him 722 22 being f. by us 153 11 better f. than taught 780 8 bite the hand that f. them 330 13 he f. a rout of yeoman 379 8 her exhausted horn 527 16 his former bounty f 518 23 like a farmer 215 3 one who f. on poetry 602 4 on honey-dew hath f 211 8 soiU of man is f 510 2 those his former bounty f 393 16 with nourishment divine 336 16 with so divine an air 204 10 Federal-Union, must be preserved586 2 Federation-of the world 334 2 1 Fee-despairing of f. tomorrow. . .502 18 golden f. for which I plead. . . .573 21 lie still without a f 410 10 remember the f 205 19 set my life at pin's f 452 19 than i. the doctor for 502 12 who hold the f 61 18 Feeble-if Virtue f. were 837 11 not enough to help the f 596 5 strength of f. arms 847 18 wrong because of weakness.. . . 58 3 Fecd-and f. his sacred flame 467 12 and f. on prayers 589 22 asses might upon thee f 678 9 but to sleep and f, 491 28 can begin to f 211 2 curiosity to f. on many 506 23 fat the ancient grudge 672 17 he had nought to f. her 537 2 it will f. my revenge 672 18 like oxen 176 13 on flowres and weeds 547 16 on her damask cheek 480 2 sit down and f 214 11 than f. on cates 81 8 that should f. this fire 856 18 thee out of my own vitals 592 2 their sely sheep to f 648 22 to f. on as delight 188 1 to f. were best at home 92 7 will cleanly f 211 24 Feeder-food doth choke the f 354 5 Feeders-digest with it 214 30 Feeding-eager f. food doth choke. 354 5 forty f. like one 30 12 from f. on your repast 69 22 starve with f 28 10 wholesome f 213 23 Fecds-and breeds by a composturc786 21 and is fed 805 8 grain on which he f 671 3 her grief 215 19 mock the meat it f. on ... .404, 12 my father f. his flocks '. . . . 542 16 ruin it f. upon 402 13 strange stuff ambition f. 20 7 the green earth 240 7 thing that f. their fury 246 15 with fairy tales 253 19 with his alms f. three 595 20 Feel-and f. our own 880 18 but I f. it to be so ...467 l by turns the bitter 246 7 colours I see not 494 6 grief they themselves not f 343 16 have no time to f. them 800 16 hearts that dare are quick to f.105 20 I f. like a Bull Moose 756 16 I only f. but want 576 20 like strong moving engine 443 23 love them and they f. you 699 5 may f. too much pain 27 16 more exquisite delight 46 1 must f. themselves 270 12 paint them who f. them most. .576 25 part of all you f 544 17 that one Great Spirit 337 19 thy magnetic charms If 392 16 to f. what wretches f 503 25 to have no time to f. them 533 13 to think and to f 308 11 tragedy to those who f 917 8 we f. our savage kin 519 24 who f. it most are happier 480 17 who have laid hands away 359 20 with a f. of heaven 689 2 worst that man can f 518 2 Feeling-better. . . f. than song. 358 15 electrical f. produced 885 21 eye where f. plays 63 12 frame some f. line 902 10 from any want of f 790 1 full river of f. overflows. ..... .368 10 grow when f. most 708 1 half can tell love's f 280 13 heart was full of f 742 9 if there is no f. behind it 629 7 it gives the f.; 426 14 modesty is that f. by which. . . 520 23 natural f. of mankind 421 14 no f. of his business 339 20 of disappointment 408 10 of sadness and longing 689 24 other f. than regret 662 5 petrifies the f 710 23 power. . . of f. and thinking. 739 16 rate of thought and f 794 4 requires conscientious f 297 23 ruder shape and f. none 575 8 that's a f. disputation 418 22 to feel all f. die 464 10 will bring back the f 508 16 see also Feeling p. 270 Feelings-are to mortals given 270 20 believed, would hurt, f 66 19 genius is tinctured by f 308 13 great f. came to them 397 18 kindred f. our state improve. . .38ft 11 [five] in f. not figures 441 6 new f, to impart 892 14 point to expression of f 394 16 the deep, the pure 270 18 to common f. of mankind 431 16 wealth of rich f 270 18 with blind f. reverence 325 23 with kindred f. presB 337 19 Feels-a thousand deaths 181 6 heart seldom f. what 741 7 it instantly on every 745 6 meanest tiling that f.. 380 17 never f. a pain 72 24 nor fears ideal pains 583 18 not at that sight 922 18 that it has wings 35 17 the noblest, act the best 441 6 what he f. honors 374 n Fees-are the proud man's f 633 1 Fee-simple-sell f. of his salvation. 284 29 Feet-a lamp unto my f 359 18 along the dewy hills 824 14 and bleeding f 440 19 are shod with silence 323 l at top of a chair 407 9 bathe your f. in 228 7 beautiful as f. of friend 171 11 before whose f. the worlds 225 13 blossoms kiss her f 123 20 bruise and burn your f 354 ll by which my f. are guided 245 2 cannot bar my constant f 547 21 cleanse his f 55 8 cloud around thy f 554 12 cool mouth and warm feet, live356 20 creep to her dancing f 279 2 crews at England's f 832 10 daisy at thy f 156 6 delicate f. in the dance 157 15 fear gave wings to his f 270 3 finds his f. uncovered 645 18 for kissing of their f 399 19 for weary f ., gift of rest 670 3 fouled my f. in quag-water 372 17 from the f ., Hercules 694 6 give the f. for alms 595 10 gold chains about F. of God. . .393 9 guide and lantern to my f 319 27 has wings but no f 387 3 heart lies under your f 158 11 hours with flying f 792 20 is the heart at your f 481 21 lamp unto my f 693 19 led by Morn with dewy f 769 12 led my due f. never fail 456 14 liberaloff 157 2 lie close about his f 448 14 lies before your f 306 8 man sprang to his f 625 13 many twinkling f 157 6 my f. are parched 413 3 my f. chose out their way 696 14 nearer than hands and f 324 15 not from his f 897 12 not out of his f 890 5 of Gamaliel 216 13 ofttimes lying at our f 421 18 on English ground 587 13 on multitudinous f 448 5