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 HUMANITY HYMN lesson of h 114 10 lives and always has 710 22 love's h., love's true pride .... 482 7 makes up and mocks h 105 11 not Wilson who failed but h. . .918 2 sport and not h '. 152 18 tie nation's Nation 729 15 to a higher plane 637 2 traitor to h 811 18 wines to the lips of h 849 16 with all its fearB 22 14 see also Humanity p. 380, 381 Humankind-good or bad for h. .. 106 12 lords of h. pass by 632 13 Humano-universoh. generi pledit. 313 1 Humanos-sensus h. edicta valent. 243 2 Humanum-amare est 288 23 autem ignoscere 288 23 fuit errare 237 2 genus h. et mortaUa 320 16 Humanus-erasse h. est 237 2 errare h. est 237 2 Humbert-ordered Gen. H. to 846 5 Humble-ask their h. dole 353 13 bears not a h. tongue 744 3 be h., be just 208 8 be h., learn thyself to scan. . . .277 2 be it ever so h 371 1 bowers to lay me down 376 3 but open eyed 918 16 cares and delicate fears 313 12 favoured temple is h. heart 357 26 flesh and your h. servant 492 13 fond of h. things 757 17 from h. to highest 288 17 frowned not on his h. birth 505 19 heart that is h 589 16 low born thing 473 1 strength to the h 828 6 subjects with delicacy 219 12 the h. spares 316 13 thrice happy that h. pair 500 17 wisdom is h 879 5 see also Humanity pp. 380, 381 Humblebee-burly dozing h 64 1 Humbled-all h. kiss the rod 480 7 down into the dust 676 4, 796 13 Humbleness-Compensation in my.516 9 Humbles t-is the h. he can speak. . 329 8 Humbly-beg and h. sue 900 G but not too h 899 11 Humbug-in a Pickwickian point. . 697 22 Humeurs-desh. des raisounables. 258 8 Humiles-magni atque h. sumus. . 87 16 Humili-cunisurgitinaltuni 94 3 ex h. magna ad 288 17 Humilia-auxilia h. firma 828 6 quieth. subtiliter 219 12 Humiliating-situation which is h. . 843 2 Humiliation-accepted in h. under. 833 16 Humility-haughtiness of h 246 4 life a long lesson in h 441 11 modest stillness and h 590 12 they are proud in h 632 8 what honor hath h 427 15 see also Humility pp. 380, 381 Hiimming-in calm content 63 23 Humming-bird-bUthe and gay the413 6 chalices to h 823 7 quick as a h. is my love 381 11 that hung like jewel 1381 12 Humo-affigit h. divinse 514 15 Humor-at true h.'s mark 232 14 for now I am in holiday h 368 11 has h. most when she obeys. . . 893 5 has justly been regarded 381 16 hath his adjunct pleasure 314 12 native h. reigns, 755 2 only test of gravity 674 7 serious pleading with h 42 13 such is my h 882 15 there's the h. of it 381 18 unconscious h 381 14 woman in this h. woo'd 902 3 yet has her h. most 870 11 Humored-best-h. man with worst.606 13 Humorous-something h. but. . . .650 14 'tis no marvel he is so h.. 381 17 Humors-in all thy h 102 4 turn with climes. . '. 95 19 unreasoning h. of man 258 8 Hump-without a positive h 500 14 Hums-^with a louder concert 460 1 Humus-nos habepit h, 453 22 Hun-crossed in front of the H.. .841 21 Goth and the shameless H 311 15 Huncamunca-sun myself in H's.. 247 21 Hunde-die schlimmste H 354 26 wollt ihr ewig leben 726 13 Hundred-add a h. more 417 13 his h.'s soon hit 759 6 three h. grant but three 725 20 without a head 858 13 you must a h. try 299 2 Hung-where He h 531 1 Hunger-and thirst at once 37 17 arm his hand 909 23 chance or h.'s powerful sway. . . 29 1 frost and woe 31 18 if thine enemy h 222 8 need never h. more 484 6 perishing from h 213 1 persuades to crime 364 2 so after my death 481 19 to all that h. greved 379 8 want and weariness 39 16 see also Hunger pp. 381, 382 Hungry-both fierce, both h 432 26 cloy the h. edge of 36 23 dungeon oped h. door 495 12 for the Infinite 634 19 if he be h., is not h 475 23 in h. mortals' eyes 138 3 judges soon the sentence 410 17 likes not to go off h 27 16 love in a cottage is h 483 18 man, the h. sinner 210 19 meat for the h 717 9 no h. generations tread 558 3 satiate h. dark with melody. . . 558 18 spaniel she does spye 580 20 see also Hunger pp. 381, 382 Hunt-double h. were heard 215 18 for a wild-Negation 561 6 half a day 204 12 in fields for health 502 12 it in the dark 460 7 old trails. . . very well 400 11 Hunted-if men ever h. twice .... 107 25 Hunter-follows things 305 14 home from the hill 235 2 mere index h 692 5 mighty h., and his prey 108 10 's moon's begun 698 26 night the dark-blue h 824 13 of dreams 108 2 (Orion) a h. of shadows 700 1 rings no h.'s shout 543 18 what excellent taste 406 9 where did h. win 705 17 Hunters-from the mossy rock. . . .456 20 mighty h. of the deep 592 5 where h. never climed 526 2 Huntest-thing it h. most 757 21 Hunting-bric-a-brac h. robust. . .619 18 was killed with h. him 461 5 we daren't go a-h 253 12 which the devil design'd 889 1 Huntress-queen and h 526 7 that h. of the silver bow 526 2 Huntsman-as a h. his pack 298 4 healthy h. with cheerful 108 3 praise his hounds 205 7 who has gall'd him 28 13 winds his horn 108 1 Hupsos-quotations peri h 654 22 Hurl-from their windy tower 67 20 Hurly-burly-when the h's. done. . 856 20 Hurray-day that gave us H 368 9 Hurricanoes-yon cataracts and h.754 14 Hurried-business h. is ill done ... 85 10 unpitying Hades h. me away. . 323 4 Hurry-at the touch of fate 263 21 ' I am in no h. for it 258 1 leave h. to slaves 794 11 to one who is in a h 187 18 with its sick h 441 1 Hurt-armor against h 820 18 assailed but never h 837 10 doing town or country h 574 16 love is h. with jar and fret. . . .482 19 only themselves 81 2 o' th' inside 920 14 sweareth to his own h 563 19 the h. that Honor feels 523 20 their health it might h 485 1 what he finds h. of 502 2 HmtfuJ-a race h. to itself f 561 1? Hurts-by easing 96 5 me most who commends 297 4 scarce h. the lawyer 84 4 this h. most, this 907 22 Husband-advices the h. frae wife. 10 15 art an elm, my h., I, a vine.. . .499 6 as h. is the wife is 500 12 a treacherous h 307 4 by her h. much praised 229 20 commits his body 499 25 could not shape a h. out of 497 15 doth make a heavy h 870 18 eye looks lovely 33 17 fond h. and faithful wife 495 21 good works in her h 870 4 level in her h's. heart 500 1 made her h. to o'erlook 897 12 Man-o'-War's 'er h 703 15 ne'er answers till h. cools 893 5 out life's taper 666 2fi save her poor h. as well 868 21 scourge of her h 894 2 Bhe commandeth her h 869 11 she must have ah 499 21 she obeys her h 871 2 sullen, dogged, shy 497 8 tumble down thy h 197 6 wife is May, the h. June 501 22 wives in H s. absences e - - 2 12 see also Husband p. 382 Husbandless-a widow, h 269 11 Husbandman-by the patient h.. .850 13 life of a h 18 12 Husbandry-dulls edge of h 81 15 for want of h 867 11 good h. baggeth 19 l good h. spieth 19 2 ill h. braggeth 19 1 ill h. lieth in prison 19 2 pains and h 813 18 there's h. in heaven 361 20 Husbands-know wives have sense.499 19 palates, as h. have 499 19 queens to your h. and sons 892 4 should marry twenty h 382 25 three of her h. slumber 234 16 tombs of her seven h 232 7 too much for most h 869 12 when h. or when lap dogs 268 17 Hush-in the h. of their quiet 878 7 my dear, lie still 721 11 of leaves in summer's h 535 17 . stand in a waiting h 506 14 Hushed-be every thought 790 12 in thought's h. hour 457 20 the brooding air 210 2 the loud whirlwind 336 19 with the cooing of 63 2 Hushing-dances languished. .. . . .926 27 Husk-bursts the h 15 6 Husking-neighbors to h. come. . .353 5 Husks-is strew'd with h 565 4 Hut-he made ah 524 12 knocked at h. of poor 170 7 love in a h 471 c one end for h. and hall 446 1 only wish a h. of stone 882 12 that dear h. our home 350 24 Huts-Dwellers in h. and marble.. 32 19 Hutte-Raum ist. . . kleinsten H..477 2 Huzzaed-out of my seven senses. 698 12 Huzzas-starers and of loud h. .. .696 11 Hwang-reign of the Emperor H..619 21 Hyacinth-bid the h. to blow 466 17 every H. the Garden wears 280 18 hair thy classic face 402 7 Primrose and H 277 19 see also Hyacinth pp. 382, 383 Hyacinthine-locks round from ... 685 1 mock the h. bell 249 12 Hyacinths-see pp. 382, 383 Hybla-as the honey of H 894 17 Hyblam-or Hymethian honey 228 15 Hydra-as many mouths as H 399 17 fight that h., gaming 306 23 's htead contention 136 8 Hydras-and Chimaaras dire 839 18 Harpies and H 275 3 Hymen-arch flamen of H 829 2 d'un second h. les fruits 771 is will let you through 464 16 Hymn-chants forth his evening h. 71 1 loud as the virtues 383 7 low perpetual h ' Q2 j