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 1108 GRAVE GREEK mourner o'er humblest g 780 21 must mark thy g. 459 1 my g. be uninscribed 234 16 o'er some new-open'd g 33 22 O G. where is thy 174 4 or digs the g 115 5 or else our g 234 8 our marches to the g 441 13 parent and he is their g 799 13 passer du g. au doux 605 6 perhaps her g 546 9 pompous in the g 488 3 rank, — a throne, — a g 732 18 roads to the g 166 11 root is even in the g 679 10 rush to glory or the g 844 8 says "come" 167 21 secret in g. bade them lie 565 13 secrets of the g 714 24 shade descend to the g 179 22 something beyond the g 389 14 step toward the g 443 19 steps of Glory to the g 313 16 tends the g. of Mad Carew .... 322 5 their wrongs on marble 904 22 there is a new-made g. today. .727 3 tho' they dug a g 179 1 Thought, Destiny and the G. . .707 27 thy humble g. adorn'd 174 6 to anticipate their g 704 10 to be g. exceeds all pow'r 429 16 to his rest in the g 632 14 to rest in 21 22 under the deep sea 708 18 unteeming g 169 10 valour could not from the g 841 17 victory or else a g 856 13 •was the man 143 29 wet his g. with my tears 174 4 where is thy victory. . . 166 19, 174 4 whether g. or mellow 102 4 white hairs to a quiet g 799 6 without a g., unknell'd 165 19 with sorrow to the g 734 10 with the old world to the g 242 2 see also Grave pp. 337-340 Grave-digger-^f I were a g 565 24 Gravel-moss that o'er g. spread. .369 6 Graven-on thy heart 208 8 with bossy sculpture g 40 19 Graver-had strife with Nature. . .701 7 Graves-all gaping wide 34 17 an arrowed scratch 74 28 and we. . . ignoble g 166 21 are warmed by glory 338 16 arise from their g 768 14 as from the g. they rise 76 6 as good to grow on g 402 10 bargain for the g 127 23 carved upon our father's g 366 17 cities have their g 121 12 ' emblems of untimely g 89 19 for green g. of your sires 585 16 fragrant blossom over g 57 12 let's talk of g 234 12 patience gazing on kings' g. .. .584 16 started from their g .34 5 stood tenantless 34 11 suchg. as his 338 14 to find dishonorable g 341 16 to our g. we walk 178 16 to the" solemn g 441 12 over men's g 845 16 Grave-stone-left upon the Earth. 76 10 of a dead delight 162 16 Gravestones-scattered g. gleaming.339 1 tell truth 337 20 Graveyards-pass out of the g. . . .339 1 Graviora-qusedam sunt 196 25 Gravitate-constantly tending to g.634 17 supplicii k. compensat 071 16 Gravite-Ia g. est un mystere. . . .514 19 Gmviter-et magna g 219 12 Gmvity-humour the only test of . 674 7 is a mystery. 514 19 is the ballast 737 9 Gravy-a person who disliked g. . . 303 14 Gray-are all theories 445 IS came forth ... in amice g.. . .529 13 early g. taps at slumberer's 529 2 eye is a sly eye 246 18 flits the shade 622 16 good a. head 17 16 his locks were g 143 6 if the day be turned to g 395 13 locks left you are g 17 9 of the sun-kissed South 727 16 over our heads scarcely g. 735 2 swims no goose so g 498 19 tears and love for the g 726 12 there we grow early g 724 6 'tis gone and all is g 823 18 wi' its lock o' siller g, 356 4 Gray-beard-crooked g 168 16 Gray-goose-my g. qufll 592 11 Grazien-wie die G. und Sirenen. .451 3 Grazing-cattle are g 30 12 Grease-frieth in his own g 650 2 stew in their own g 649 20 Great-AjaxtheG., .himself ahost.340 21 among g. names 458 21 attends both g. and small 259 19 because his soul was g 726 10 before their valets 366 12 best g. men 459 5 bones of g. men 362 22 bow the vulgar g 325 23 brake through 430 16 break through 434 5 by slight means g. affairs 289 17 chambers of the g. are jails 365 20 defects of g. men 266 3 degrades the g 345 23 each man, unknowing, g 305 3 embrace g. things and small. . .514 16 for the follies of the g 283 27 gazing on the G 861 1 griefs, medicine the less 343 8 have a g. ma " f or friend 298 12 heights by g. men reached 425 1 he is g. who is what he is 340 17 he is truly g. that is 100 23 He is truly g. who hath 107 11 heroes as g. have died 366 7 if at g. things thou 20 26 I have seen the g 93 7 ill can he rule the g 334 19 I'm as g. as they 91 26 in the earth as in th' 546 19 irregularly g 42 16 is Diana 321 9 is journalism 407 11 is truth 819 16 know it shall be g 263 4 like some of the simple g. 492 23 little seemed to him g 514 24 madness in g. ones 397 5 make others g >. 395 16 man helped the poor 827 20 man quotes bravely 654 6 man's memory may outlive.. . .508 19 many a smale maketh a g 641 2 men are they who see 788 10 men not always wise 879 27 men rejoice in adversity 10 5 men talk to us 76 21 men, till they have gained 474 4 Nature made him g 860 11 no g. and no small 605 7 no g. no small 319 9 none unhappy but the G 519 7 nothing g. ever achieved 226 11 nothing g. is produced 303 24 nothing g. nor small 605 7 ones devoured the small 724 24 ones eat up little 273 20 only by comparison 39S 12 out of season 106 8 page to call them g .367 5 perfum'd chambers of g 720 3 purely G. whose soul 861 12 rule of men entirely g 592 9 scholars g. men 756 26 Beemed to him little 514 24 show themselves g 816 27 so g. for g. men 822 16 some are born g. . ; 341 21 so when a g. man dies 392 11 than disbelief in g. men 488 16 that Csesar might be g 689 16 that which was once g 344 3 the g. man down 292 9 the g, refusal 20 10 the learned and g 265 2 thing to pursue 6 IS things are done 666 l things both g. and small 625 18 things fashion themselves 708 6 things of life are swiftly 263 21 things through ." 129 14 think g. unhappy but the g. . . .342 1 thoughts g. feelings came 397 18 to be simple is to be g 710 16 to be sublimely g. 21 17 to execute g. things 454 13 to little man 815 11 too good for g. things 919 18 to please g. men 624 14 vices of g. men 391 20 virtues become g. men 836 5 when little fears grow g 478 6 where e'en the g. find rest 339 12 where love is g. doubts are 478 6 world's g. men have 756 25 worship of the g. of gold 918 9 see also Greatness pp. 340-342 Great-Aunt-Mr. Wbpsle's g 444 2 Great Britain-France and G. B. . .752 19 going to make war 847 15 theBun 802 8 Greater-behold a g. than 227 11 must be g. than the rest 574 9 than all things are 778 1 than I can bear 650 12 than Tycho Brahe or 435 5 the kindred is, the lesse 416 4 these again have g. still 277 1 the truth the g. the litel 819 11 see also Greatness pp. 340-342 Greatest-given you g. of all thmgs.480 14 great is Tailor but not g 776 16 happiness of g 351 11 knows nothing of its g. men. . . 341 24 last and g. art 50 18 make him g. and not best- 6 20 men in history 620 19 men have oftest wreck'd 519 4 men may ask foolish 285 23 miracles by g. been denied 517 1 of g. works is finisher 412 7 the g. can but blaze 258 19 things in our knowledge 246 8 Greatly-^who think s g. of himself .340 14 Greatness-aboue our capacity. . . . 317 7 annals of modern g 860 11 avoid g 351 9 changed into empty name 687 15 delightfully small in g 552 7 envy not g 226 20 far stretched g 174 19 Germany's g. makes it 859 17 hast thou attempted g 668 23 model to thy inward g 225 2 more simple than g 710 16 owes his g. to 811 5 some achieve g 341 21 thinks ... g. is a-ripening.. . .492 1 true g. of nations 105 13 united all the g 860 11 see also Greatness pp. 340-342 Grec-une louange en g 426 13 Grecian-did G. chisel trace 61 22 from G. source they stream. . .903 19 gods are like the Greeks 321 10 sages renowned on G. earth. . .638 8 whate'er the G. Venue was 60 17 Greece-Athens, the eye of G 45 17 beauties of exulting G 694 13 bigots to G 150 6 boasts her Homer 608 7 fulmined over G 573 10 glory that was G 402 7 gold took cities of G 325 18 in early G. she sung 536 8 Italy and England 606 7 liberty from G. withdrew 438 6 life and love for G 271 13 Nero went up and down G 566 2 sound thy Homer's name 605 22 sse also Greece p.342 Greediness-of the appetite of thy.506 23 Greedy-jawes ready tor to teare..580 20 not g. of filthy lucre 523 22 Greet-above all G., above 258 16 above any G. or Roman name. 542 6 and less G 460 U bid the hungry G 382 1 but what says the G 795 1 everything is G 460 12 Hebrew, Latin, Welsh and G. . . 241 16 he G. and Latin speaks 460 8 it was G. tome 460 19