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 1150 LAUGH LAWS fave a rippling 1. and out 75 12 1. at the world 133 22 1. for hope hath happy 375 16 in bed we 1 63 17 like parrots 104 16 loud 1. that spoke the vacant. . 555 2 me out of philosophy 912 12 O murmuring Spring. .391 14, 746 20 or I. it through 449 18 people who do not 1 100 7 singing will make a man 1. . . . 206 12 the age should 1. at thee 14 16 thou wilt not 1. at poets 465 15 to 1., to lie 144 17 to see the fools afraid 898 12 where we must 319 7, 493 20 whoever loves al 4 9 why do you 1 755 10 why 1. not as of old 737 11 will 1. thee to scorn 692 11 see also Laughter pp. 428-430 Laughed-and said his say 6 9 baby 1. for the first time 253 14 in the morning's eyes 239 8 isles of heaven 1 219 9 merry seamen 1. to see 549 16 musician ... 1. at 537 8 or which one has not 1 428 17 with counterfeited glee 779 13 with the men who died 848 15 Laugher-make the 1. weep 809 2 Laughing-dimpling stream runs 1. 428 11 Earth lies 1. where sun's 484 4 English, the worst at 1 224 5 fine bobolinks 1. together 75 11 hear that boy 1 14 13 in the summer sun 248 19 long life doth bring 206 12 quaffing 511 17 sun was 1 417 12 the clouds away 528 18 truth in a I. way 820 3 ' Laughing-stock-to those who. . . . 145 19 Laughing Water-patience L. W. .583 25 Laughs-and cries 54 16 and stretches out 54 8 at falsehoods of rumor 515 6 at impossibilities 762 7 at lover's perjury 468 9 at the rattling of his fetters 31 20 fair 1. the morn 925 26 fools, the more one 1 511 16 inly behind her cliffs 401 18 jester 1. himself 405 8 like a babe just roused 38 12 nobody 1., nobody cares 232 11 the sky 32120 time softly there 1 796 17 us up to love and life 473 12 while it 1. it dies 601 23 with a harvest 18 11 see also Laughter pp. 428-430 Laughter-also and jest and joke.. 232 15 among the immortals 542 11 and the squirrel's 1 698 25 contempt and 1. of mankind. . .621 11 heaven still with 1 21 3 lie like tears and 1 369 14 lyric sound of 1 38 17 mixed 1, with the serious 459 7 multitudinous 1. of sea 566 3 o'er the rabble's 1 390 2 of worldly tears and 1 533 19 shake with 1 144 19 sincerest 1. with some pain .... 690 1 stopping the career of 1. 419 8 tears and 1. for all times 700 16 through 1., through roses 165 1 under running 1 320 7 unruly burst of 1 767 3 when her lovely 1. shows 188 22 with mirth and 1. let 512 3 with whispered 1 381 12 see also Laughter pp. 428-430 Launcelofr-looliys he upon 144 7 Launched-a thousand ships 251 11 Laundreas-'s next door 138 6 Laura-had been Petrarch's wife. .676 12 Laureate-of our moBt accurate L.277 9 strew the 1. hearse 20 1 Laurel-crowned Horatius 800 13 for prime 16 3 ivy olixubs the 1 402 12 like a 1. to grow green 78 10 meed of mightie conquerors — 813 26 sit 1. victory 855 17 the 1. rises high 572 9 tree grew large and strong 430 9 Lauriger-Horatius 800 13 Laurustine-white 1. seems in my .430 10 Laus-audacia certe 1. erit 253 3 ibi esse integrum 373 6 id facere, 1. est 433 6 non ultima 1. est 624 14 Lava-forests and deserts of 1 552 5 men vergogna 1 702 6 Lavano-ambedue 1. il volto 349 25 Lave-limbs I wont to 1 437 14 son linge sale 612 16 them hourly in the flood 773 13 Lavender-hot 1. mints, savory. . .495 1 packed up in 1 500 16 with lupin and with 1 280 il Laves-ne laterum 1 911 12 Lavinia-lovely young L. had. . . .293 3 Law-advances by unchangeable 1.242 7 a 1. of cycles 434 12 ancient custom ... as 1 154 16 and the prophets 7 23 be good according to 1 395 23 breaking up of 1 858 9 by the 1. of nature a right 675 8 by the L. of Slavery 716 11 by which God Almighty 864 15 can discover sin 711 7 can stop blades of grass 401 6 charge you by the 1 412 17 charity fulfills the L 107 18 custom held as 1 154 14 dictate fixed the 1 168 12 duty grows thy 1 208 10 effective will for world 1 917 9 eleven points of the 1 617 1 equal before natural 1 236 2 fulfil the 1. of being 241 15 Giver of the L 779 14 glorious uncertainty of 1 434 20 God is thy 1., thou mine 870 2 God's universal 1. gave 498 8 greate question of ye 1 870 6 has not the art 371 11 hear the teachers of our 1 422 6 he happens not to like 330 8 higher!, than Constitution 433 7 his will his 1 513 16 if a man knows the 1 759 21 I follow my 1 201 2 influenced by gold 83 6 infraction of her 1 89 13 in l.'s grave study six 793 14 in 1., what plea so tainted 183 19 is murder by the 1 535 6 is silent during war 844 16 is the highest 1 332 10 keeping the 1. himself 825 10 land of light and 1 716 18 let them relearn the L 849 1 lion's paw is all the 1 850 6 live obedient to the 1 326 12 love is fulfilling of 1 476 21 love is 1. of the school 779 9 love never known a 1 483 16 may be abolished by 1 716 16 moral 1. to starry heavens 528 4 nature's great 1 544 6 necessity hath no 1 550 20 Nede hath no 1 551 22 no remedy at 1 828 11 no rigid 1. forbids 12 21 not honour's 1. we must obey. .S41 18 not only a biological 1 K42 7 not purpos'd, more than 1 563 10 observers of his 1 610 3 of all men's minds 544 6 of development 842 6 of Kindness 808 20 of life and development 843 5 of saorificc 207 21 of the Yukon 924 19 one God, one 1. 147 21 one sole rulor, his L 318 IS order heaven's first 1 574 9 ought 1. to wcod it, out 671 21 our 1. calleth a man's house. . . 370 13 Physic, and Divinity 335 23 pity is virtue of the 1 598 16 power of the 1 149 „_isl. of life 635 2 reason for their 1. refuse 658 20 reason is the life of 1 431 6 recognizes better 1. than 99 18 regarded as 1. of nature 569 8 Religion, Liberty and L 408 24 sense of I. and beauty 241 18 seven hours to 1 795 14 sovereign 1. that state's 332 8 table of his 1. commanded 535 3 their I. the sword 586 18 the l.'s delay 763 16 there was never 1. orsect 661 8 thought of people be 1 610 16 thousand pounds of 1 631 19 time with impartial 1 796 5 'tis rigour and not h 404 15 to make thee rich 622 6 transgressing nature's L 898 6 unchanging 1. of God 333 15 wedded love mysterious L 498 6 wiser 1. of music sway 295 14 would reason's L receive 789 24 you know the L 411 2 see also Law pp. 430-434 Lawf ul-f or me to do what I will. . 616 5 is 1. is undesirable 601 9 pleasures to fulfil 522 4 quest have given verdict 411 3 they do not excite 601 16 to shew the number 366 6 see also Law pp. 430—434 Lawfully-by this the Jew may. . .414 26 if man use it 1 434 17 may kiss 416 16 thyng which he may 1. take. . .784 2 what he may L do 433 6 Law-givers-poets should be 1 606 8 Lawn-as white as driven snow. . . 723 14 climbs the upland 1 768 18 dew-scented L 205 7 how it rumples up the 1 655 4 hurrying through the 1 547 20 purpled o'er the L 46 18 Laws-according to her sober 1 784 7 agents ... to execute 1. 817 16 altering fundamental L 230 7 and institutions are 634 17 and learning -die 560 2 and Priests and Kings 487 15 and regard of 1.. 684 11 argues so many sins 711 8 base 1. of servitude 294 26 changed by L of man 95 6 change the L of empire 392 6 civil 1. are cruel 857 4 die, books never 76 4 drama's L the drama's patrons. 5 2 dumb and unknown to 1 67 25 execute 1. is royal office 817 12 give us L for pantaloons 261 16 his little senate 1. 37 6 Homer who gave 1 44 26 human and divine L 327 13 impartial 1. were given 106 2 injunctions of the 1 335 10 in Nature for stable 1 544 13 in Nature's works 625 16 light to read those 1 871 4 Love, and all thy 1 484 3 love knoweth no L 473 4 make equal 1 864 19 makes them obey its L 426 12 make the 1. of a nation 56 11 Nature's 1. lay hid in night. . . . 456 23 no 1. but his caprice 825 25 no prophet's 1. 1 seek 625 15 not 1. in common 825 10 only grow by certain 1 333 8 settled by L. so wise 821 2 strain not the 1. 649 19 system of 1 43 20 that keep the planets 778 5 that part which 1. can cause. . .370 2 there are 1. of Nature which. . .438 20 they all are armed 690 6 tho not judges of 1. 410 18 to all facts tiiere are 1 91 16 to submit to 1 413 21 true friendship's 1 379 10 vaunt themselves God's 1 3 18 we call the 1. of Nature 446 14 when 1. have much attention.. .572 14 which it had framed 331 IS