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 1088 FOLLY shunn'st the noise of f 558 7 storm heaven in our f 20 16 than f. more a fool 882 1 thoughtless F. keeps court. . . -665 13 to loquacious f 645 11 waiting on superfluous f 881 4 what f. can be ranker 883 6 what is f. of the crowd 464 8 where human f. sleeps 338 8 wherein you spend your f 506 8 with a coat off 196 2- wit is turned to f 480 6 world's a mass of f 923 8 see also Folly pp. 283-285 Fond-old man 17 4 why are we f. of toil and 454 12 Fonder-and thus grow f 437 7 makes the heart grow f 2 11 Fondle-of silk or fur. . . t 311 19 Fondneas-for the child 48 7 Fons-lacrymarum 780 11 Fonte-medio de f 601 3 se al f. ancor vicino 652 11 Food-alike for worms 170 24 are of love the f 722 8 as I do live by f 284 30 British Christians' f 211 16 choice f. are his meals 402 14 delectable and luscious f 552 6 despises common f 212 4 doth choke the feeder 354 5 drunk with that sweet f 70 7 fed with same f 406 27 fish the last f. was 30 9 flattery's the f. of fools 276 21 for powder 856 2 forthegods 211 9 for the mind 435 9 for the soul 439 17 for thought 807 2 for worms 230 14 gives a stomach and no f 292 10 hath its f. served up in 473 1 he crops the" flowery f 271 16 his f. the fruits 731 8 human nature's daily f 897 16 life by tasteless f 885 20 more than f. and drink 622 22 music be the f . of love 540 8 not craving for their f 77 6 nothing to eat but f 561 7 not the f. but content 211 27 of Acheron 339 10 of conversation not the f 883 25 of sweet and bitter fancy 260 14 of us that trade in love 539 13 seagull of f 566 15 seasoning for f 381 24 serves for f. and raiment 472 15 supplied for the soul 513 11 sweet f. of sweetly uttered 423 6 that heavenly f 36 11 the f. unpriced 510 2 Tom's f. for seven year 214 16 what f. the thickets yield 436 9 whetted by change of f 515 16 with f. of saddest memory 419 9 wring f. from a desert 909 23 Fool-according to his folly 895 21 a f. there was 900 11 and his money be soon 523 24 appear like a f., but be 761 l as if a f. should mean 276 26 a sot, a pot, a f 422 17 at the other end 29 5 but, f. as then I was 390 23 by and by a f 399 17 complains 182 23 contends that God is not 307 9 curious f., be still 466 16 deare f. for an houre 883 26 "dear sinners all," f. began 631 19 ducks to the golden f 833 21 English Beemes f, and is f 880 27 enough to expunge 925 7 every f. describes 47 23 every inch that is not f 99 6 eyes of a f. are in the ends .... 249 11 find the f. when 36 7 fond f. six feet shall serve 338 13 French seemes f., and is wise. .880 27 he is a f., shun him 420 6 hence the f.'s paradise 839 21 he's a f. that marries 500 21 he who is not a f 396 16 I am a f., I know it 883 15 I have play'd the f 695 19 ill white hairs become af 349 8 I mean not poor-souled 763 7 in the face of a f 710 17 in this f.'s paradise -578 15 lies here who tried 115 12 like. . . a f. and a madman. . 399 20 like the f. that commeth 50 2 love's not Time's f 479 21 make a f. of himself 924 10 merciful to me, a f 628 12 me to the top of my bent 183 15 more hope of a f 128 17 more knave than f 102 2,283 7 nature been the f.'s defence — 698 11 never make me such a f 575 11 never proved himself a f 881 16 nicks him like a f 57 7 no better than the f 696 18 no f.'s errand 809 7 none but a f. stick to it 787 23 not,- for all may have 410 8 not to know that love 468 9 of nature stood 758 4 on a f.'s head 462 11 one draught. . . makes him f .399 20 opinion's but a f 570 1 or a f. expires 665 12 or a physician at forty 13 14 or knave that wears 560 8 play f. to sorrow 87 7 play the f 181 12 poor f. with all my lore 435 21 possessed of talent 411 20 prefer to be a f 919 15 proud of riches is a f 866 23 quality of a f. to perceive 265 23 remains a f. his whole 473 3 she makes him a f 292 23 so is the laughter of a f 428 22 some of the people 182 25 so wise a sermon made 631 19 stops every f. that passes 574 20 suspects himself a f.. 530 19 swear f. or starve 85 19 take f.'s pleasure 809 12 than folly more a f 882 1 that does not marry a f 500 21 that eats till he is sick 631 19 that is so yoked by a f 480 5 that will not when 871 9 the f. consistent 581 7 the f. of fate. . . man 489 21 think Hm a great way f 104 3 think truth were a f 486 18 t.hiq formal f., your man 638 18 thou motley f 520 2 'tis the f.'s ignorance 397 21 to admire a f 510 23 to fame 50 16 to-morrow. . . the f. does say448 2 to the f., to the false 236 14 what f. is not so wise 564 3 who cannot is a f 658 11 who thinks by force 896 25 without one f. or flatterer S64 11 woman is a knavish f 891 12 wonder what f. it was 419 13 you silly old f 86 22 see also Folly pp. 283-285 Fooled-by that which one loves. . 183 4 yet f. with hope 444 9 Foolery-governB the whole world.334 11 Foolish-and vulgar value 920 13 he who trustsher 889 10 may ask a f. question 285 23 never said a f. thing 685 12 ofttimes teach the wise 364 7 once been very f 880 11 penny wise, pound f 521 20 sayings of the rich 864 17 the f. man seeks happiness .... 352 3 the f. things of the world 316 7 the individual is f 647 6 tilings to all the wise 878 17 transmitter of a f. face 394 U whether they be wise or i 741 19 wise, f., so am I. . .379 7 you f. man 85 IB Foolishly-love f. better than not .482 20 Foolishness-by f. of others 760 16 his f. depart from him 284 21 FOOT Fool-proof-liberty is not f 438 20 Fools-admire, but men of sense. . 9 13 and f. speake true 820 17 are mad if left alone 902 8 are stubborn 66 S are the greatest f.. 423 9 as we met, so f. again 638 13 call Nature 316 2 call their masters f 503 12 crabbed as dull f. suppose 596 19 demand not pardon 151 18 discover it and stray 671 19 do very oft prove f 885 19 experience, teacher of f 245 3 fair words make f 638 13 few lend butf 8117 flattery's food of f 276 21 for arguments use wagers 41 20 fortune that favours f 290 10 gloating gaze of f 89 13 have been women's f. 890 2 have lighted f 808 3 if people f. will be 25 19 in cheating f. 430 22 laugh to see the f. afraid 898 12 let f. contest 334 6 make feasts 211 16 make the text t 48 23 many f. make the public 647 9 many who were f 462 10 may our scorn not envy 226 18 millions mostly f .407 13 mis-define thee 315 14 mock sad f 315 18 money of f 904 4 nature made you f. 779 2 never-failing vice of f 632 15 of all the f. who flock'd 338 4 opinion puffs up f. 643 19 Paradise of F 578 21 paradoxes to make f. laugh... .579 6 poems made by f 813 2 print it and shame the f. 634 1 shallkneel 919 5 silence the genius of f 707 26 sothinkf 672 6 than f. from the wise 878 18 that are butf. in love 467 18 thai; none but f. would keep. . .453 10 that on them trust 896 8 the gaze of f. 632 17 the more f. the more 511 15 the praises of f 309 15 the studious despise 421 19 they are f. who roam 350 24 think our fathers f 923 23 those that are f. let them 881 8 thy power despise 481 16 to free the world 554 11 to please the f 485 24 to this great stage of f 782 25 we make ourselves f 227 14 we thrive ... on F. like you .432 25 what gifts to f. avails 312 3 who came to scoff 626 8 who say drink hurts 561 1 wise men learn more from f. . . . 878 18 wise men propose, f. dispose. . .315 11 wise the best f. be 879 6 with long memories 692 1 would wish to die 181 4 you will always be f 919 15 see also Folly pp. 283-285 Foolscap-like a f. crown 462 11 Foot-aside with unreluctant f... .615 1 be trodden by his f 465 4 come with silent f 425 10 crouch beneath his f 784 12 does at the f. arrive 273 11 enters the church 118 12 falls the f. of Time 800 7 for the wearied f 446 15 from hand to f. I am 132 21 great shoe for a little f 705 2 hand for hand, f. for f 650 7 hand to hand, f. to f 844 5 head with f. hath privite 489 16 her f. was light 891 2 his very f. has music 102 8 hold his swift f. back 799 17 is on my native heath 543 6 keeps false time with f 434 14 make haste, better f. before. . . 354 2 nay her f. speaks 426 19