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 HISTORY HOME greatest battle in h 853 10 greatest man in h. -was 620 19 greatest moments in h 637 2 great h. of the land 891 7 hear by tale or h 478 21 human h. attests 210 19 if only the h. of pinheads 440 1 importance in world's h 842 8 in all men's lives 637 10 Love's h. .. . ended not by... 482 6 of a woman's life 481 8 of every individual 693 16 of the art of printing 633 22 of the world 48 19 of its own frail heart 101 19 partlybish 41 3 product of H 420 15 Bhall with full mouth 234 8 single event of past h. . ., 245 17 strange, eventful h ' 16 13 thy h. fully unfold 104 16 tremendous lessons of h 917 9 unwritten h 54 16 we may gather out of h 367 27 whom h. can show 459 6 with all her volumes vast 367 6 writes our whole h 801 16 see also History pp. 367, 368 Histrionem-mundiis exerceat h.. .915 11 Hit-a very palpable h 5 22 but just to h 397 19 hard unless it rebounds 7 11 harder to h 474 14 once in so many trials 253 4 surest hand can always h 262 3 'twill seem a lucky h 150 1 upon stage they make a H 365 7 Hitch-your wagon to a star 749 22 Hive-comrades in the braided h. . 64 13 like the h. of a bee 134 7 shall make a h. for bees 589 22 stock and tend your h 14 19 sweet ambrosial h 882 1 Hives-crowded h. of men 203 3 fill our h. with honey 774 24 Bhuns h. because bees 160 4 Hoard-miser drops his h 338 8 partner, boastful of her h 370 1 those round shining things. . . .403 2 Hoarded-must not be h 60 10 Hoarding-till bent and gray 312 13 Hoards-are wanting still 517 14 his rising raptures fill 517 14 Hoarseness-caused by swallowing. 83 22 Hoary-beard is a crown 349 2 over those h. crests 526 2 Hoary-headed-sexton, h.chronicle.337 15 Hob-elbows idly press'd on h 395 1 Hobbard de Hoy-under Sir H. . .924 15 Hobbes-clearly proves 857 20 Hobblo-de-hoy-boy, A h 922 2 Hobgobiin-of little minds 132 7 Hoboken-Count de H 866 19 Hell, Heaven or H 853 8 Hobson-'tis H's. choice 114 2 Hoc-meaning of syllable "H.". .905 8 Hock-itself be less esteem'd 157 1 Hocus-pocus-Jaw is a sort of h.. .432 6 Hodie-crastina, vive h 448 1 jam vivere 448 2 Hodiernse-an adjiciant h. crastina.826 15 Hoe-leans upon his h 425 5 tickle her with ah 18 11 Hoeder-the blind old god 323 1 Hoffen-besser h. ak verzweifeln. . 376 1 darf nichts h 160 16 etwas furchten, und h 305 21 wir h. immer 376 1 Hoffnung-in Anschlag 375 28 letzte Sterne 377 11 Hoffnungen-unsere H. aufhoren. . 15 23 Hog-fattest h. in Epicurus' sty. .775 4 from Epicurus' herd 775 3 steal the h. and give 595 10 that ploughs not 775 8 Hoghton-see old H. right 525 21 Hogs-raise the price of h 115 26 than h. eat acorns 460 8 Hdhe-in ungewohnter H 864 2 Hohen-der Fluoh der H 341 11 Hoistr-me up the stairs 286 1 with his own petar 394 18 Holborn Hill-with the Strand.. . .848 11 Hold-as ye, to h. them 559 16 body and life are in its h 893 22 both thee and me 916 20 cannot h. the bent 480 1 cries, "H., enough!" 856 23 hands you'd ruther h 580 10 in your cold dead hand 312 13 makes nice of no vile h 365 4 so fast, as love 465 23 so h. so schon und rein 470 1 thee to my heart 469 14 the Fort! I am coming. 857 8 to have and to h 495 22 Hold-fast-the only dog 563 21 Holds-cable that h. so fast 470 16 ittothelaBt 882 3 Parthenope h. me now 235 7 Hole-creeps in at every h 475 21 hat has got a h. in it 620 11 in a' your coats 407 7 mouse that hath but one h 533 17 of discretion 196 3 poisoned rat in a h 28 20 square person into round h 916 18 stop a h. to keep 191 10 through every guilty h 769 8 Holes-foxes have h 114 17 through h. in the wall 418 13 yourselves have made 151 10 Holiday-dance no more at h 533 6 it's a reg'lar h. to them 444 4 time of my beauty 618 15 see also Holidays p. 368 Holier-nothing h. in this life. . . .472 10 trace a h. symbol 581 21 Holiest-of all holidays 368 10 suffer most 762 24 the h. thing alive 531 4 whoso fives the h. life 368 19 Holily-that wouldst thou h 104 13 Holiness-architectural plan 369 2 mind is bent toh 368 20 piety and h. of life 662 8 too meanly estimate h 663 8 Holland-children in H. take 109 18 France, England 779 3 Hollanders-made H. an invisible. 549 5 Hollies-of themselves a shape 369 4 Hollow-all was false and h 658 19 fearful h. of thine ear 558 16 give me again my h. tree 214 2 gracious h. that God 136 1 red-ribb'd h 215 22 wasted h. of her hand 282 1 wear hard rocks h 594 14 Hollows-are heavy and dank 326 9 cast upon their h 527 19 Holly-bower and myrtle 466 17 branch Bhone on 116 9 hedge nestling 814 8 see also Holly p. 369 Hollyhock-sunflower and b 277 17 when hornet hangs in h 369 13 while the h., the pink 280 11 Holy-baptized with h. water .... 67 21 be as h. as severe 368 21 because no parking cares 394 20 corn that makes the h. bread. .510 2 deceit in a h. cause 182 6 died to make men h 295 9 doubling that, moBt h 374 16 draw him from h. exercise. . . . .504 14 goodness out of h. pity 328 14 Graces sought h. ground 323 17 in H. Writ should mentioned. .740 19 more h. and profound 587 8 name of Grief, h. herein 342 8 neither h. nor Roman 543 26 night is h 555 13 ones and weakly 762 16 producing h. witness 486 27 proofs of h. writ 404 13 pure and holy 107 9 rescued by our h. groan 68 11 than aught divine or h 487 11 time is quiet 239 9 truth makes h. love's 483 7 what a h. charge is theirs 531 17 with power 114 8 with this h. man 500 3 words are but h 906 29 writ in babes hath 412 7 see also Holiness pp. 368, 369 Holyday-rejoicing Bpirit 910 3 Homage-claims the h. of a tear. . 1S9 21 do proper h 899 11 expecting the h. of society. . . .756 24 hypocrisy is the h 383 14 instead of h. sweet 276 16 I pay to queen of all 572 10 of thoughts unspoken 788 23 pomp of h. vain 533 9 to the rising dawn 768 18 worth the h. of earth 722 18 Home-after thy heavenly h 445 11 and confess her h 738 18 and h. he run 909 17 around their h. the cattle 877 10 as T turn me b 238 12 as she were dancing h 549 15 at h. hateful names of 588 16 at h. in his own country 141 20 at h., not in public 612 16 behold our h 548 15 be intimate at h 135 23 best country ever at h 585 14 be then thine own h 888 16 body is not ah 452 12 brave find ah 83 8 bring h. to our hearts 576 7 brought him h. at even-fall 729 10 brought me h. as all 166 4 by poverty at h 621 9 calf walked h. as good 81 20 carry h. in comfort 615 15 carrying his ownh 888 16 charity begins at h 106 22 come a-sailing h. to me 704 7 come back to our h 669 7 come h. and be my guest 345 18 come h. to roost 639 21 dies in good stile at h 500 18 dined at h 212 29 dunce kept at h 217 2 every one for his h 696 17 finds our thoughts at h 790 15 forgetting any h. but this 371 8 from lonely cities 23 8 from one h. to another 166 20 from the sea 235 2 from whinh to run away 371 16 God's own h 55 14 goeth to his long h 167 20 go from h. for instruction 780 9 had she none 595 14 have brought me h 402 7 heaven is our h 445 11 her h. is on the deep 223 6 her h. is the air 157 15 hie him h 864 24 his footsteps hath turned 142 3 his h., his paxentB 82 17 his h. no more 867 16 his h., the western giant 224 7 hunter h. from the hill 235 2 I applaud myself at h 522 22 if a wish wander. . . call it h.. 783 26 in ev'ry Inn he finds ah 395 3 is high in heaven 209 4 is on the deep 615 5 isstillath 260 5 is the sailor 235 2 it may waft theeh 772 20 I were safe at h. in bed 771 l journeyd far from h 665 6 keep h. and be silent 887 3 keep the h. fires burning 846 8 knock, it never is at h 883 16 known him to oome h 243 21 live at h. at ease 549 9 look but at h 231 12 merriest when from h 511 25 needy villain's general h 462 17 never h. came she 791 19 next way h.'s the 642 17 not as from my h 166 8 of the bean and the cod 801 26 of the brave 22 2, 225 5, 274 16 of the summers 322 24 of the truth 802 14 of thy rest 169 19 old England is our h 224 8 only son, myself, at h 542 16 on the rolling deep 567 27 out of house and h 214 14 Oxford, H. of lost causes 252 15 pleasant at h 757 10 pleasure never is at h 260 6 points of Heaven and H 428 s