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14 out at a window 778 12 over men he made not lord. . . .716 4 page has reference torn 490 4 painting almost natural m 577 6 partly is and wholly 635 1 passes from life 632 14 people arose as one m 848 17 pepper, not a m 491 2 play is the tragedy m 174 2 play the m 272 14 pleased with an old m 922 13 please m. which pleased God.. .668 15 poor m. live in vain 181 4 portion of good m.'s life 416 14 praise no m. e'er deserved 625 4 prentice hand tried on m 887 7 present hour alone is m.'s 446 21 press not a falling m. too 433 16 proper judge of the m 515 23 proper to follow am 649 12 proper to the m 429 18 proposes, God disposes 315 12 proud m. drest in a 47 9 Quakers please both m 664 11 race of m. is found 489 19 raises one m. above another. . . 419 24 rapid as m. to error 237 12 rash, refined presumptuous M.487 15 record of the years of m 597 18 recover'd of the bite 609 17 redeem m.'s mortal crime 660 2 remote from m 731 8 resume the m 489 20 rewards can m. decree 861 5 richest m. in Christendom 616 14 rich m. enter into kingdom. . . .866 2 right m. in right place. .332 5, 849 6 rise of every m. he loved 241 17 round fat oily m. of God 631 18 ruins of the noblest m 534 21 rule and to govern the m 888 16 rules the universe 531 14 Sabbath was made for m 689 10 sacred gift to m 636 20 sadder and a wiser m 518 19 same the in. and the gun 728 10 says-so.so 315 13 self-made m 488 20 servo m.'s noblest ends 664 8 shadows ever in. pursue 694 is shall ever put asunder 500 5 shall run to and fro 420 23 shall take hold of one m 890 16 she knows her m 347 26 shew a m. piooe of God's work.911 a I should a m. do but be merry. . 51 1 23 should be ever better 329 1 should be repaired. t 915 2 should betray and lye 610 11 should kill time 798 1 should render reason 255 17 should scale the Heavens 316 10 should undo am 670 23 showed the m. the glory 514 18 sick m. of Europe 823 12 sign 'twixt God and m 581 21 silly old m. who did not 87 21 single m, plant himself 759 20 sins of a particular m 773 20 sin touches not a m 712 6 skies to wretched m 665 11 skull of m. grows broader 918 16 Sleepy M. comes with dust 719 18 smiling destructive m. .. .490 12 so can any m 34 13 's social happiness 895 23 solid m, of Boston 81 23 so much one m. can do 7 22 so praised as you 624 4 sorrows of a poor old m 595 26 so various he seem'd 99 4 spar'd a better m 661 6 spares neither m. nor 289 24 sprang to his feet 625 13 sprung from himself 25 16 standard of the m 739 18 state of m 492 1 state of m. is inconstancy 449 19 statured m. built up 459 9 strange thing is m.1 887 20 striving to be M 635 6 's style is nearly as 758 18 Btyle is the m 758 16 's sublimest works 797 13 such help as m. must have. . . .364 7 suit your manner tathe m 494 2 survives m, who possessed 99 15 survivorship of a worthy m.. . .619 11 swore to do his best 668 18 tailor make a m 777 4 taken quick to heaven 388 13 take up White M.'s burden. . .208 1 teach you more of m 814 14 tells his little tale 473 12 terrible m. with terrible 543 19 that hath a tongue 902 9 that inherits family traditions. . 24 12 that is born of a woman 164 20 that is not passion's slave 581 13 that loves and laughs 429 16 that makes a character 106 16 that m. is my master 715 19 that matched the mountains. . . 459 7 This was am 492 6 that which crowns the m. 591 5 the hermit, sdgh'd 887 24 there goes the m 258 11 there was a little m 738 6 the true conservative 225 9 thinks brutes have no wisdom. 879 9 thinks, God directs 315 10 Thou art the m 491 20 though dead retains part 388 19 though he felt as a m 270 10 though m. sits still 321 s throbbing heart of m 757 2 thy most awful instrument 860 9 thy want as an armed m 621 23 time and tide for no m. stay. . .800 3 to be trampled upon 8S8 16 to oatch the fiend 622 23 to every m. upon this earth ... 171 18 to find kind of work 908 4 to keep unmarried 870 22 to make a m. to meet 459 9 to M. his annual visit 676 6 to m. was lovely woman 892 14 to meet and master 784 12 to meet the mortal need 459 7 too handsome am 61 6 took a M.'s life with him 98 9 to the soul of a m 242 12 to whom all Naples 422 7 traffics with m.'s nature 577 6 tree lovely as a m 813 l true lover of mine shall 527 8 turned inside out 914 7 unhappy m. that is called 630 11 upon an art, or upon a m 47 2 MAN 's urgent utterance 219 1 use every m. after bis desert. . .414 21 vain were the m. and false. . . .449 1 valiant m. ought not 829 9 value or worth of a m. 909 14 vast generations of m 671 2 very unclubable m 100 19 vices of the m 831 13 vile and abject thing is m 344 14 walks the world 445 3 wants but little 882 6 was laughed at 619 6 was made when Nature 888 9 was ridiculous who 503 11 was there a m. dismayed 858 7 way of a m. with a maid 900 10 we celebrate must find 166 21 well-bred m. will not affront. . . 144 3 well-favored m 218 1 well-made m 184 10 what a m. that would be 334 16 what a piece of work is m 491 26 whatever m. has only a gift. . .313 9 whatever state m. be thrown. .869 2 what has by m. been done. 9 5 what is a m. profited 738 4 what is not in a m 643 8 what m. dare I dare 160 18 what m. gives, the gods 865 7 what m. has borne before 555 12 what m, would be wise 245 7 what's one m/s poison 609 13 what were m. should heaven. . . 625 8 when a m. cannot sin 712 7 when a m. sayB he's willin'. . . .871 13 when I became a m 110 3 when nx of genius returns 400 4 when m. said torn 653 11 when m.'s eye appears wet .... 780 20 when no m. can work 767 21 when no m. pursueth 868 10 when the good m. died 683 1 when 'tis nx we love 174 9 where he dies for nx 164 12 where was the pride of nx 910 20 while m. is growing 455 11 who builds his name 714 16 who by his labour gets 425 14 who consecrates his hours 106 16 who does not smoke 500 7 who gives me employment 715 19 who has brains enough 924 10 who has no office 911 7 who has the power 890 7 who having seen me 724 22 who is invariably wrong 913 15 who is just and resolute 142 21 whole m. has come 23 6 who lives is born to die 913 7 who living makes name 257 25 who makes no mistakes 237 4 who m. would be 739 4 who melts with social 775 24 who needlessly sets foot 297 10 who seeks and thirsts 910 5 whose heart is warm 630 2 whose virtue, genius 106 8 who's master who's m 400 14 who smokes thinks 803 20 whosoever thou art 230 3 who speaks out loud 788 17 who squanders life 257 25 who stole livery of the court. . .383 16 who turnips cries 781 17 who was great scholar 745 10 wicked m. was wise 879 17 will of even a common m 871 11 will of m. his happiness 352 12 wise in his own conceit 128 17 wise m. is out of the reach 78 15 wise m. knows himself a fool. .285 3 wise m. struggling with, 10 11 wisest m. who is not wise 881 23 with discordant noises 850 3 with his back to the East 898 4 with his bumps 597 3 withhisGod 730 7 with a m.'s constraint 459 2 with m.'s blood paint 857 4 without a precedent 459 10 without a tear 780 22 with t his holy m 500 3 witty m. laughs least 429 6 wit was more than m 99 7