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 LOVES LTJUNT for a girl that 1. him not 285 14 has many 1 403 6 heaven gives to those it 1 839 16 he 1. me not 156 7 he that 1. himself 856 11 he who 1. his kind 407 16 his 1. are brazen images 368 20 in a garland their 1 280 21 it 1. even like Love 698 24 it 1. not realities ■. 836 12 kills the thing he 1 149 24 less all living 1. to me 509 3 liberal of your 1 299 22 loved and still 1 175 1 man that 1. and laughs 429 16 meat in his youth 36 22 me beat that calls me Tom 259 27 new I, are swoet 814 5 no creature 1. me 598 13 not wine, woman and song. . . .473 3 of his own and rapture 460 23 one always 1. them— God 57 22 one drunkard 1. another 399 13 own their 1 201 8 Phcebus 1. and from him 494 21 she 1. and 1. forever 892 19 she 1. me dearly 734 16 should with our fortunes 96 4 sing my 1. upon your pipe 39 18 ten thousand little 1 74 13 that meet in Paradise 579 2 the bare, withered tree 562 10 the man whom he fears 267 11 the soul that 1. it much 538 12 to warm her little 1 69 14 true, inseparable, faithful 1 349 10 truly 1. on to the close 474 20 who is it 1. me 511 10 who 1. me 1. my dog 199 13 who I. not his wronger 404 12 who I. not knowledge 423 12 who I. not me 511 10 who 1. that [liberty] must 438 22 who gave us nobler 1 609 11 winds were 1. sick with them. . .704 1 woman says she 1. a man 465 5 see also Love pp. 464-484 Lovesome-garden is a 1. thing. . .307 9 Love-song-its I. to the morn 529 3 to relish a 1 676 6 Lovest-thing thou 1 908 17 Love-star-of the unbeloved 155 1 1 the 1. sickened 823 21 Love-suit-plead his 1 901 19 Loveth-love my love that 1. her. .469 4 prayeth well who 1. well 625 19 whom the Lord 1 469 26 Loving-are the daring 729 6 grown more 1. kind 590 17 peaceful, loyal, 1., pure 101 7 placed on the "i" inl 418 12 practised 1. long enough 354 17 so 1. to my mother 531 15 see also Love pp. 464-484 Lovingly-sees into the world 912 19 Low-breathe and blow 874 9 brer Fox, he lay 1 293 10 he's of stature somewhat 1 365 18 he that is 1. no pride 252 18 he as 1. as ours 180 7 he too 1. for envy 520 3 man raised to a high 94 3 man seeks little thing 759 6 must be as I. as ours 236 13 nor do the 1. despise 310 19 nor sink too 1 539 3 not that I deem them 1 732 6 speak 1. if you speak love 478 24 speak 1. to me my Savior. 661 16 St. James to high St. Paul 523 12 the lintel 1. enough 380 2 to Him no high, no 1 319 9 too 1. they build 21 23 what is 1. raise 318 15 Lowells-speak only to God 801 26 Lower-a little 1. than the angels.. 491 15 can fall no 1 252 20 he will be in own esteem 381 8 smile she or 1 498 8 to the higher next 635 12 Lowest-begin at the 1 21 18 ear will hear 1. sound 478 14 from 1. place 186 19 he who goes 1. builds safest. , . . 380 19 justice even to the 1 413 18 the 1. of your throng 386 3 Lowing-herd winds slowly 238 17 Lowliness-of heart 194 23 the base of every virtue 380 19 young ambition s ladder 21 13 Lowly-better to be 1. born 735 9 fortune is gentle to the 1 292 3 meek and I. 107 9 spare the 1 335 1 through their 1. guise 59 9 under 1. eaves lives happy 350 21 Loyal-be 1. to a trust 7 7 body wanted learning 436 24 there are 1. hearts 441 22 Loyalist-down to the l.'s hell 81 1 9 Loyal ties- and impossible 1 252 15 Loyalty-last gasp with truth, and 699 15 learned body wanted 1 436 24 where is 1 271 19 voice of human 1 215 11 Luat-in corpore, qui non 523 5 Lubidine-cunctas ex 1. magis 291 17 Lubrica-moribus astas 922 3 6 Lucator-dolosu est 876 13 Luce-ex 1. lucellum 456 21 Luceat-nihilominus ipsi 1 364 13 Lucellum-ex luce 1 ,. . .456 21 Lucem-hinc 1. et pocula 455 19 Lucendo-lucuB a non 1 812 17 Lucent-as a rounded moon 603 19 Lucerna-jam dormitante 1 203 4 Lucifer-as proud as L 632 6 he falls like L 685 26 son of the morning 192 15 the son of mystery 192 20 Luck-affair of 1 29 17 affects everything 290 24 here's 1. for we know not 802 12 nae 1. about the house 2 26 rabbit foot'll gin you good 1.. . .771 2 some good 1. is near 770 20 without crying ""What luck". . 29 16 see also Luck p. 484 Luckiest-by the 1. stars 484 16 Luckless-from that 1. hour 347 16 Lucknow-ghastly siege of L 275 16 Lucky-a 1. man is rarer 484 12 buttercups did nod 88 6 chance that oft decides 93 4 happy goes as 1. goes 351 12 hours were nice and 1 484 17 if like Ulysses he can 434 6 was born so late 582 20 not 1. word, this impossible. . . . 390 10 tidings bring and 1. joys 554 3 Lucrative-trade of the oven 229 20 Lucre-not greedy of filthy 1 523 22 rage, revenge 665 11 Lucrum— malum sequale 306 18 sumptum, qui quaerit 1 306 14 Lucta-alterius 1. fortia verba 905 13 Lucullus-dines with L 213 24 Lucus-a non lucendo 812 17 Lucy-saw no such virtue 673 20 Ludendi-etiam est quid am 600 11 Ludentem- [verba] lasciva 904 7 Ludimus-operam. 1 905 16 Ludit-in humanis divina 797 4 Ludite-vobiscum 1. nunc alios . . .233 4 Ludos-miris modis Di 1 323 20 Ludum -non incidere 1 746 12 Ludus-dein risus 1. jocusque 232 16 Lueri-aliquid objiciunt 1 323 19 Luft-Musik ist Poesie der L 539 10 Luge-wenn ich 1., nicht 485 25 Lugs-gies monie a twang 188 19 Luire-or c*on voit 1. . 35 4 Lull-everlasting 1 169 13 its river-child to sleep 496 m Lullabies-rose shall sing thee 1. . .718 3 Lullaby-baby upon the 54 3 Lulled-by soft zephyrs 926 3 Lulling-sof tly 1. to my soul 614 2 Lumbago-jumps upon his back. .777 22 Lumber-loads of learned 1 758 9 Lumbering-at his back 408 1 Lumen-cui 1. ademptum 707 22 de suo lumine 364 13 gloria post oris 1 25 7 non ad rationis 1 659 7 quod habes concede sorori 227 19 siccum optima anima 514 7 Lumiere-sans Let sans bruit.... 795 21 Luminary-before the mounting 1.769 6 the great 1. aloof 766 9 Lumine-acon dextra 227 19 a 1. motus 767 23 large diffuso 1. ridet 323 6 lumen de suo 1 364 13 Luminous-but not sparkling 248 18 influence, 1. and serene 555 3 lump-each growing 1 217 19 leaven leaveneth whole 1 392 6 ofdeath 97 2 same 1. to make one vessel 620 6 Luna-velut inter ignes L 749 26 Lunacy-linked with sanity 105 11 Lunse-pergunt interire 1 162 5 Lunar-of all 1. things that change. 526 3 Lunatic-lover and the poet 387 11 Lune-au clair de la 1 527 1 Lungs-choke air out of the 1 — ^56 22 enlarge straighten'd 1 873 1 if their 1, receive our air 715 15 the 1. of London 462 13 tobacco. . . dries the 1 804 10 Lupin-vie with I. and lavendar. . -280 11 Lupus-homo hornini 1 491 6 metuit foream 1 771 12 Lurch-they were left in the 1 847 8 Lure-example a dangerous 1 243 10 never looks upon her 1 256 6 us to their hiding places 574 1 within lovely tresses 889 22 Lured-them o er the summer. ... 70 7 Lures-men to their ruin 549 13 pirate, corrupts friend 523 13 thee from that fight % .483 8 thee to shame 483 8 Lurest-thou me out 823 22 Lurking-thought surprise 321 21 Lurks-where 1. it 448 12 Luscum-inter csecos 1. regnare. . . 247 20 Luscus-csBcorum in patria 1 247 20 Lust-after tawney weed 804 14 cold commanded 1 849 1 kurze L. die Quelle 601 28 men whom the 1. of office 489 18 narrowing 1. of gold 68 13 of gold succeeds rage 325 16 of gold unfeeling 325 15 sacred 1. of praise 624 23 sich auch nut Worten L 9.03 23 strong 1. of gear 509 23 there s a 1. in man 691 12 und Liebesind 469 9 Lustrations-cause clergy with 1. .574 16 Lustre-all their original 1 275 16 did lose his 1 706 2 1 give 1. to gold and ivory 760 17 give truth a 1 656 22 golden 1. rich emblazed 852 6 er 1. and her shade ., 525 10 its 1. and perfume 438 8 lose their 1. in his presence. . . .860 11 majesty in full 1 490 18 ne'er could any 1. see 616 is squinting on the 1 261 12 with diminished 1. shone 126 4 with rosy 1 46 18 with such 1. he that runs 657 1 woe 1. gives to man 12 18 Lustres-reflected 1. play 770 9 Lustrous-clear crescent 1. over. . .526 4 Lusts-the mind's evil 1 364 2 Lusty-and like to five 55 21 Lute-break her to the 1 895 9 by the warbling 1 536 16 hath broke thel. tome 895 9 listened to a 1 .537 4 little rift within the 1 540 16 musical as is Apollo's 1 596 19 music from a broken 1 '.796 11 Orpheus' 1. as poets tell 68 11 Orpheus with his 1 539 18 or play upon a 1 314 19 pleasing of a 1. 158 6 roused by 1 ' 215 16 sighs the whispering 1 540 11 take this time-worn 1. away. . .538 11 to the 1. give heed 501 21 tremble. . . upon a 1. 45 8 warbling 1. complain 539 6 whose leading chord is gone. . .475 1 Luther-brave L. answered 143 3 Lutum-udum et molle 1 103 2 Luunt-majorum posteri 1 619 8