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 1136 INFORTUNE INSCRIPTIONS Infortune-le restfi de mon i 373 13 worste kynde of i 733 24 Infortunii-fuiese felioem 733 21 Infrequent-subsides the i. word. .907 a Infringe-jove. . .would i. an oath. 473 13 Inf ringement-necessity the plea. .551 7 Infringere-florem dignitatis l 835 23 Ingegno-stilo oltra 1 i 758 21 Ingener-does tire the i 895 6 Ingenia-humana sunt 346 2 in occulto latent 565 16 Ingenii-doctrina est i. naturale.. .435 9 proprium humani i 355 6 revocare mentem a 777 8 Ingeniique-magister artis i 382 2 Ingeniis-punitis i. gliscit 651 23 saeculum i. clausum 309 19 Ingenio-bono i. nee esse ornatam. 328 G libelli vivitur i 308 17, 309 21 ecitis abesse meo 149 4 stat sine morte 309 16 stimulos subdere 258 10 Ingeniorum-velut prsecox 309 17 Ingeniosa-rest est i. dare 312 16 Ingeniosus-ad omne 183 7 Ingenious-fancy never better 304 14 End them both i 528 4 just, i. and honest 300 15 men's minds are i 346 2 open for those i. men 461 16 Ingenium-claudicat i. delirat 309 14 ingens inculto 309 4 m^gni detractat 227 4 natura i. donum 328 6 novi i. mulierum 896 20 nullum magnum i 308 3, 397 1 crassum i 140 18 Ingens-monstrum horrendum i. .. 688 19 Ingentes-stupent 735 5 Ingentia-brevibus pereunt i. fatis.289 17 Ingenuas-didicisse fideliter 779 20 Ingenuity-can construct enigma.. 761 10 Inglorious-arts of peace 589 14 mute i. Milton 338 11 triumphs 853 17 Ingloriously-not i. or passively. . . 185 25 overcome i 159 14 Ingots-back with i. bows 866 16 chests containing i 521 22 Ingrata-gratia tarda, i. est 267 6 Ingrate-malcontents end one i. . .612 14 when you love an i 393 20 Ingratissimus-omnium qui oblitus.393 21 Ingratitude-calls forth reproaches337 6 l'i. attire les reproches 337 6 see also Ingratitude pp. 393, 394 Ingratitudes-monster of i 799 18 Ingrato-pejus i. creat 393 15 Ingratum-nihil amas cum i 393 20 quod licet est i 601 9 Ingratus-see Ingratitude pp. 393, 394 Ingredientr-necessary i. of genius. 308 8 patience i. of genius 583 19 surprise. . . an i. of wit 885 21 the i. is a devil 399 18 Ingriedients-of our poisoned 414 24 with i. complete 416 23 Ingreditur-solo, et caput 259 15 Ingress-man's i. into the world is.444 1 5 Inhabitant-blest i. is more. ... 60 22 considered himself an i 912 20 like a pile without i 660 12 Inhabitants-have release 669 5 look not like the i 34 14 want of zeal in its i 925 1 Inhale-I seem to i. learning 440 3 Inharmony-sense of moral or ... . 196 9 Inherit-oan win, or long i 474 14 hope to i. in the grave 339 25 nor the pride 208 21 pain purchased i. pain 575 21 to-night it doth i 164 2 righteousness then riches 436 3 Inheritance-by the right of i 706 17 lay olaim to my i 433 26 lest selling that noble i 70 15 loss of his i 463 1 my i. how wide 794 18 thei. of it 284 29 Inherited-from our fathors 394 10 Inherita-family traditions 24 12 son i. oares 865 18 Inheritor-may sucoeed as his i... .735 17 of a world source less young ... 54 7 Inhospitable-wrecks on its i. shore.799 26 Inhuman-ev'ythin' thets done i. .380 13 Inhumanitas-omni 98 16 Inhumanity-caught from man. . . 153 5 man's i. to man makes 488 7 Inhumanum-^verbum est ultio. . . 672 16 Inimica-vitia i. et infesta. 838 9 Inimici-dum una i. intercidant. . .221 18 nam i. fa mam non ita 688 7 Inimico-fortuna qua? L caret 292 26 Inimicus nihil i. quam sibi 221 17 Iniquissimam-pacem 588 8 Iniquitatem-et odi i 414 6 Iniquities-scourge his own i 843 16 Iniquity-and hated i 414 5 charge them with i 792 7 monster of i 851 6 the brother of i 307 7 Iniquo-omne magnum exemplum.652 1 Initia-magistratuum nostrorum. .411 6 Initiia-valida, spatio 87 1 4 Initio-cautior f uerit 811 17 Initium-ut i. finis est 95 21 Injunctions-complied with i. of. .335 10 Injuratam-mentem i. gero 563 13 Injure-I ne'er could i. you 486 28 l'i. se grave en 185 1 wicked i. their neighbors 978 18 Injured-forgiveness to the i. 288 11 friend must not be i 300 12 hate those we have i 302 9, 355 6 he who i. thee was either 394 17 lover's hell 404 5 Injures-all on 'em the same 380 13 hate the man that i. me 302 9 love sometimes i 303 S Injuria-sine i. in pace 844 12 summum jus summa 413 1 9 Injuriae-factae i. paena fecisse 651 13 qui addideris 398 3 Injuriam-accipere quam facere i..394 14 Injuries-neck under your i 56 22 prefer his i. to his heart 829 16 saints in your i 895 6 sown benefits, to reap i 195 7 we resent i. 852 15 write i. in dust 493 24 Injurious-beauty tho' i. hath. . . 60 16 Injury-added insult to i 398 3 betwixt a benefit and an i. .697 15 despise than revenge i 672 2 done to character. 101 6 even justice does i. 415 5 for his defence against i 369 18 graves itself in metal 185 1 not often life of i. and 423 7 passes without i 701 5 scorning to revenge an i. 288 7 see also Injury p. 394 Injusta-multa i. acprava 347 14 Injustice-arid jealousy i 890 6 becomes severest i. 434 16 exasperated by i 331 8 fear of suffering i 414 8 is extreme i 413 19 l'i. a la fin 391 11 no man mortgage his i 271 11 pour autoriser leurs i 744 21 produces independence 391 11 souffrir l'i 414 8 unemployment with its i 910 5 with i. is corrupted 414 22 Injustius-nunquam, quidquidi.. .386 15 Ink-and paper his own 654 16 be gall enough in thy i 593 l blackest i. of fate 542 9 dipt me in i 50 16 drink up blanching i 234 18 fallen into a pit of i 346 14 he hath not drunk i 658 3 hide himself ... in his own i..905 27 in comparison whites are i 350 7 not worse for i. and thee 592 7 of our sweat 732 12 of the scholar 50 8 small drop of i 47 22 till your i. be dry 50 25 to drown in i 592 7 water with their i 606 19 were temper *d with Love's 608 11 with i. the ocean fill 317 8 Inky~not alone my i. cloak 533 12 Inlaid-with golden worlds i 557 9 Inland-though i. far we be 390 4 Inlaying-their intricate 46 lfi Inmate-of the skies 26 15 than wed i. of Silenus' Cell 496 4 Inn-anywbere 888 16 common I. of rest 178 18 for the next i. he spurs 800 3 from life as from an i 166 8 harbour'd in one i 638 13 in the World is our 1 445 11 life's an I. my house will 444 21 many another I. in town 379 5 men of the Mermaid 1 880 12 not a home but an i 452 12 of a traveller on his way 337 11 that dark i. the Grave 339 15 the world's an i 913 7 where travellers bait 446 17 see also Inn pp. 394, 395 Inner-beautiful in the i. man.. . . 62 20 Innermost-recesses of my spirit. . 840 10 Innocence-a fear 604 9 betrayed credulous i 811 19 cheerful temper joined with L.. 109 3 even i. loses courage 89 6 heri.acbild 99 7 in genius 653 8 l'L a rougir n'est 74 11 mind conscious of i. 691 13 mirth and i. milk- and water. . .350 17 not accustomed to 74 11 stumbles on i. sometimes 413 14 surest guard is L 836 25 where glad i. reigns 693 3 see also Innocence pp. 395, 396 Innocency-of our lost i 31 20 Innoceus-peccasse, pcene est i — 666 13 Innocent-as gay 897 21 cheering and i. 54 7 cordial, i. though strong 378 11 deemed L on earth 148 14 God made all pleasures i 601 8 halfe, or altogether, i 666 5 mind that's i 634 12 rich shall not be L 866 13 slaughter of the L 319 26 that s i. within 131 6 thoughfree. 97 13 thousand i. shames 74 16 to slay the i 868 12 who repents is i. 666 13 see also Innocence pp. 395, 396 Innocently-when we i. met 205 21 Innocuous-almost i. desuetude. . .431 3 Inns-have friends not go to i. .. .395 4 of molten blue 205 11 Innuendo-by way of i 812 17 Inoperative-laws i. through 431 21 Inopes-versus i. rerum 603 4 Inopiae-desunt i. multa 53 12 Inops-magnas inter opes i. 621 2 potentem dum vult 621 19 Inordinate-every i. cup is 399 18 Inquinat-f acinus quos i. sequat.. .346 3 Inquinatur-transeat, non i 140 5 Inquiries-my i. are for decency. .820 2 self-i. are the road 696 14 Inquisitive-disposition excited. . . 154 2 shun the i 153 21 Inquisitor-will of its 1 358 4 Inquiunt-vide, i. ut invicem 116 6 Insane- fumes of i. elation 398 19 in their i. breasts 49 18 see also Insanity pp. 396, 397 Insania-scelerata l. belli 858 23 Insanise-vulgi i. proxima 647 3 Insanis-ebrietas voluntaria i 399 11 Insanit-aut i. homo 607 2 Insanity-power to charm down L.396 9 Insano-scilicent i. nemo in 476 12 Insanus-see Insanity pp. 396, 397 Insatiabilis-mentis nostris i 819 1 Insatiate-archer 180 23 vanity, i. cormorant 830 17 Insciens-plus i. quia fecit quam. .328 5 Inscitia-namque i. est adversum .423 14 Inscribed-time is being i 792 8 upon ordinary tombstone 232 2 Inscription-altar with this i —. . 315 8 imigravit is the i 232 5 king's i. can make the metal. . .493 4 moulders from tablet 687 4 no i. on ray tomb 230 10 value, but rust adore 31 2 Inscriptions-engraved with public.524 16