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 1114 HANDSOME HARMONIES Handsome-be too h. a man 61 6 in three hundred pounds 866 17 is that h. does 59 6 she is a h. wee thing 80S 24 whisper: how h. she is 62 23 Handsomely-looked h. miserable.. 517 23 Hang-by destiny to h. or wed 191 7 drown or h. themselves .".763 17 out our banners 856 21 something that will h 592 20 that I should h. myself 265 7 their heads and die 458 4 them on the horns 37 6 themselves, in hope that 497 6 thieves at home must h 140 7 together or h. separately 827 14 to h. a doubt on 200 23 wretches h. that jurymen 410 17 yourself brave Crillon 847 14 Hanged-I have seen you h 672 11 in the house of the h 355 11 Iwillbeh 715 2 our harps upon willows 539 8 should all be h 714 21 they would be h. forthwith 517 11 undone till he be h 868 2 were h. on the highest hill 531 9 Hang-head-Bluebell, bending 73 14 Hanging-and wiving goes by 499 12 is better of the twain 191 7 like not h. drown yourself 763 13 marriage and h. go by destiny . .496 6 they're h. Danny Deever 727 7 was the worst use 652 8 would not deserve h 432 14 Hangman-grave-digger or h 565 24 hell's the h.'s whip 267 IS not the h.'s axe 227 12 Hangmen-are h. made 150 19 Hangs-both thief and true man.. . 84 8 silent on purple walls 512 23 thereby h. a tale 452 18 upon the cheek of night 62 12 who h. his head for shame 586 1 Hank-bone and a h. of hair 900 11 , ,Hannibal-had mighty virtues .... 97 1 knows how to gain 832 7 Hans-rhe common Jean and H... .627 17 Hans Grovendraad-an honest 706 4 Hap-my h., my Love, my life 109 19 our h. is loss 377 15 whatsoever shall h 696 1 Happen-between cup and. 262 1, 289 23 nothing can h. more beautiful. . ISO 13 will h. to-morrow 306 3 Happened-could but have h. once.570 9 Happier-be h. for a man 350 16 family h. for his presence 453 20 feel I am h. than I know 352 1 for having been happy 352 19 Heaven h. that he's there 389 7 in his tears was h 782 6 in the passion we feel 471 20 I should be h. now 464 9 remembering h. things 736 6 than this 870 17 the time, the quicker 797 17 thousand fold than one 474 10 who feel it most are h 480 17 Happiest-gild it with the h. terms.486 24 of their kind 500 16 owe h. moment 778 22 they of human race 693 21 who is the h. of men 351 3 Happily-no man can live h 352 14 Happiness-action conducive to h. . 7 10 and all our care 470 20 appointed to make his h 570 S can wealth give h 866 20 cause of its own h 515 22 chance for h. in life 763 8 compared to thee 336 16 destroyer of other men's h 461 15 double gain of h 783 6 emblem of h 427 10 enjoyed earthly h 477 6 fireside h. hours of ease 371 6 first requisite to h 121 6 greatest h. of existence 303 15 greatest h. of greatest number. .350 15 has h. no second spring 501 17 hateth me but for my h 406 23 home born h. and all. 877 16 in death 772 19 ■ is the only good ■ 663 16 knowledge is not h 420 12 makes for domestic h t 805 16 man's social h. rests on us 895 23 of a sensitive female 900 3 of the times 296 7 overthrow heaped h 10 9 produced by good tavern 395 5 promote h. of mankind 259 9 pursuit of h 675 3 relish of any h 30 18 remembering h. in sorrow 734 21 resides in things unseen 352 26 secures h. by crime 148 9 sorrow from h 734 5 springs from moderation 520 5 sufficient herself for her h. 836 9 sure of continued h 518 4 that even above smiles 835 12 the means of n 882 1 the rural maid 134 11 thought of tender h 106 13 too familiar h 260 20 too swiftly flies 762 11 true h. consists not in. 298 15 unexpected more welcome 162 7 virtue alone ib h. 836 8 vision bright of rare h. 839 16 what is h. of heaven 464 8 worldofh 68 4 see also Happiness pp. 350-352 Happy-am I; from care 133 20 always h., reign whoever 293 21 are the apples when 37 14 art thou, as if every day 484 13 be half so h. as 1 64 19 by many a h. accident 4 2 called h. before his 173 13 call no man h. till 163 23 could I be with either 889 14 definition of h. m^n 97 11 desires to make people h 333 3 earthlier h. is the rose 499 16 fool is h. that he knows 284 13 hath h. place with me 375 16 he whose inward ear 390 2 how h. he whose toil 716 24 how h. is he born and taught.. .372 14 how h. should I be 481 16 how h. the lover 468 8 I have to make him h 328 20 in nothing else so h 508 24 in this, she is not yet 870 17 is nation without history 367 1 I were but little h 709 30 let us be h. down here below. . .350 11 life short to the h 453 23 make me h. without you 471 7 make men h. and keep them ... 96 make two lovers h 476 10 married man dies in good 500 18 mindful of the h. time 734 2 more h. thou hadst been 868 19 must laugh before we are h 429 10 no place each way is h 140 20 not one quite h. no, not one 891 6 physicians. . . are most h 503 18 place to be h. is here 663 16 policeman's lot- is not h. one. . .331 18 remembering h. times 734 22 rich and great 605 6 short our h. days 795 10 that- composed the book 78 18 that I am rich and h 551 12 that makes a just man h 498 4 that thou art h. owe to God 564 16 the blameless vestal's 565 17 the heart that keeps 504 12 the man h., he alone 806 10 the man, of mortals happiest. . . 134 14 the man who can endure 291 22 they, happiest of their 500 16 they h. are and that they love.361 26 they that never saw 341 26 those who in after-days 881 10 thrice h. are they 497 18 thrice h. he 730 17 thrioe h.'s the wooing S98 24 thrice h. that humble pair 500 17 time to be h. is now 663 16 to be h. with you here 389 2 to have been h 733 21 touch the H. Isles 389 22 'twere now to be most h 135 21 way to be h. is 663 16 when high and h 158 20 when h. we had other names. . . 543 12 who have called thee so 720 25 who in his veree 606. 6 why few marriages are h 500 9 your hearts, if you can 477 7 see also Happiness pp. 350-353 Harangue-meaning of the long h. . 743 26 Harangues-type of his h. so dozy. 614 7 HarassHhat h. the distressed 405 1 Harbinger-amber scent her h 593 23 morning-star, day's h 751 3 of death 168 14 of everlasting spring 676 10 of spring 152 6 ofstorm 868 3 shines Aurora's h 46 21 star, day's h. 501 10 venturous h. of Spring 723 19 HarbingersH» heaven 168 9 Harbor-common h. where 15 5 find a h. on the earth 271 19 from the h. sails 811 10 in life did h. give 231 19 might easiliest h. in 505 25 where doth thine h. hold 133 19 wouldnothold 704 7 Harbored-in the conscious breast. 345 23 Hard-a-going to be too h 100 3 as cedar-wood 105 17 as piece of nether 653 3 at first it seemed so h 66S 17 easy writing's h. reading 593 2 nothing's so h. but search 7 5 not reason makes things h 446 15 things which were h. to bear. . .735 4 to do your duty 860 2 was the heart that gave 534 6 way of transgressors is h. 711 19 Hardened-coins are h. by th* allay. 66 8 into bone of manhood 22 4 is done by h. hands 424 3 Hardens-it h. a' within 710 23 Harder-the conflict 853 5 Hardest-the h. science to forget. .476 7 waiting time is h. time 583 20 HardrheartedV-you h. adamant. . .271 20 Hardiesse-suit aveugle h 290 11 Hardihood-wuz pethed with h.... 101 13 Hardships-prevent melancholy.. .505 21 that nobody reckons 924 20 Hare-among quadrupeds 213 9 by fortune, catch ah. 293 2 first catch your h. 138 9 hunted an h. with a tabre 194 10 is madness the youth 28 16 mad as a March h 396 12 of whom proverb goes 829 14 rouse a lion than start ah. 8 15 Harebell-blooms modest 353 1 first young h. ring 877 20 hangeththeh 353 4 like thy veins 281 2 Harebells-mourn, little h 278 9 nod as she passes 279 2 Hare-brained-chatter of frivolity .741 25 Harem-pet of the h 210 9 Hares-catching h. with tabers. . .386 19 Hark-andbark 108 6 forward, tantivy 108 8 Harm-blind seal can only h 925 8 content with my h 135 12 delight in h 59 7 good or work us h 247 3 good provoke to h 539 22 he meant all h 812 8 his hasty beams would do 769 16 is just can b. no one 414 4 mischief meant most h 837 10 no h. in blessing 683 12 never any kind of h 484 9 royalty no h. meant 683 11 to do h. is often laudable 328 15 what h. in drinking 204 9 where we never meant h 920 27 win us to our h 821 24 wrong that does no h 788 1 Harmless-and h. as doves 880 2 as my life's first day 481 19 bore usually considered h 81 2 Harmodius-like the wreath ofH.. 541 10 Harmonie-Hebe, H. and the 322 42 Harmonies-concerted h 546 16