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 1180 MENTIRI Mentiri-nam qui m. aut 112 18 poetis m. licet 607 22 Mentis-hic m. est regimen 515 12 sedavit vulnera m 508 7 Mentior-a giurar i m 485 10 Menzogna-facesse di m. rea. . . .485 11 Meorum-ego m. solus cum meus.300 19 Mercede-oaret, per seque 837 17 quasi m. aliqua 835 IS Mercedem-solvere nemo 436 1 MereerHailor and god m 776 21 Merces-fideli tuta silentio m 708 19 sibimet pulcherrima m 838 22 Merchandise-gaudy, scentless m. 117 16 if life were m 444 22 looks are m, 84 2 no m. of sin 704 6 soul's Rialto hath its m 85 9 warehouses full of m 97 14 Merchandize-privilege for his m. 649 15 Merchant-of great traffic 87 11 over-polite to customers 610 10 press a royal m. down 87 9 to secure his treasure 87 3 Merchants-like m. venture trade. 64 11 whose m. are princes 86 11 Merci-"la belle dame sans m.". .732 10 Mercies-bloom in sweet relief. . .128 7 of a moment 801 12 of the wicked are cruel 675 14 the M. multiplied 910 2 when all thy m. O my God. . . .509 20 will get very great m 628 14 Mercif ul-be m. as well as just. . . 510 1 be m. to me, a fool 628 12 be m. to me a sinner 711 4 draw near them in being m 324 12 road to the M. Town 718 16 . so mild, so m., so strong 101 7 Merourius-ligno non fit m 694 2 Mercury-a m. is not made 694 2 makes clown a winged M 871 8 of man is fix'd 344 19 or like a M. to charm! 701 8 Mercy-and truth shall go before. 331 17 boundless reach of m 149 18 brave love, m„ and delight. ... 82 16 courage and his m. strive 103 16 cry for m. to the 23 16 flower of M.I 613 18 given by God in m 299 8 God all m. is a God unjust 321 3 good unask'd in m. grant 627 4 have m. on my soul 232 6 Holy Father, in thy m 628 16 I askt m. I f ound 411 10 is nobility's true badge 324 12 no m.'s shown to saints 662 7 of their God 26 22 on Thy People, Lord 849 2 peace on earth and m. mild 117 12 seek him where his m. shines. .316 10 set me free 625 6 sighed farewell 375 10 temper so justice with m 414 13 we ask for no m 586 11 weeps them out again 774 2 withhold in m. what we ask. . . 627 11 see also Meroy pp. 509, 510 Mere-crime d'une m 149 6 Lady of the M 676 16 Merentes- fors aqua m. respicit. . 292 22 Merge-hastening to m. itself 329 2 Meridian-full m. of my glory. . .341 14 lamps are the m. sun 547 26 Merit-appearance of m 510 24 believe to be man of m 283 26 by m. raised to that bad 193 2 candle to thy m 521 s can only be in action 589 24 displays distinguished m 560 7 envy will m. as shade 227 6 fame is no sure test of m 256 17 he esteems your m 297 12 her m. lessen'd yours 404 6 honour purchas d by m 374 22 in hope to m. Heaven 359 23 just to m. not their own 413 16 Modesty is to m 521 8 nature with m challenge 478 10 of keeping Bilence 709 10 of my m. on that pint 784 6 oft got without m 668 1 of the unworthy 763 16 of the wearer 613 7 on outside m. but presume 284 9 pleaded equal right 25 6 preacher's m. or demerit 629 17 silence that accepts m 37 3 to be criticised 150 16 to buried m. raise the tardy. .435 26 true m. should nave regard 836 14 who m. praise 28 1 wins the soul 61 9 see also Merit pp. 510, 511 Mcrite-qu'on l'outrage 398 1 unhommedem 283 26 see also Merit pp. 510, 511 Merito-gratia pro rebus m 337 1 leniter ex m. quidquid 762 18 loquacesm. omnes 892 16 opesinvisaem 866 8 tern, nequisoderit 355 6 Meritorious-but virtue 838 3 smarter French is m. 460 6 Merits-careless their m 595 6 hearers that our m. know 624 12 he who values m. of others 351 3 obtain that which he m 510 20 of a spotless shirt 739 14 on their own m. modest men. .510 21 seek his m. to disclose 107 7 spurious causes, noblest m. .. .262 3 you're bound to enhance 760 3 Mermaid-choicer M. Tavern 395 6 men of theM. Inn 880 12 which is the m.'s now 875 24 see also Mermaids p. 511 Merde-from Athens or from M. 361 24 Merrier-life than mine 447 8 than the nightingale 461 8 see also Merriment pp. 511, 512 Merriest-men are m. when from. . 511 25 Merrily-bell thou soundest m.. . . 67 24 goes the bark 549 14 sang the monks in Ely 536 6 set down 56 17 troul so m. 67 7 whirled the wheels 157 10 see also Merriment pp. 511, 512 Mernment-in harmless m 357 6 makes the table's m 211 27 mind to mirth and m 512 8 of May 734 14 no other m., dull tree 921 16 sad a thing seems m 429 2 world of m. their melody 63 3 Merry -as a marriage bell 536 3 be m. and employ 901 21 both night and day 133 22 come from furrow and be m.. .368 14 drink and be m. lads 498 13 eat, drink and be m. .271 3, 737 22 fool to make me m. 285 2 fortune is m 292 11 good to be m. and wise 85 13 guid to be m. and wise 692 13 have they been m 177 26 heart hath continual 358 26 heart maketh cheerful 358 25 I'll be m. and free 134 4 little bird 89 14 men are ever m 93 1 roundelay concludes 475 20 therefore let's be m 736 11 to-night we'll m. be 205 14 well to be m. and wise 474 6 we were young, we were m. .. . 898 4 we will be m. as we were 334 11 wine maketh m 522 9 see also Merriment pp. 511, 512 Merry-man-next Dr. M 503 19 Mers-1'empire des m 615 20 Meruere-poenam, qui m. ferant. .651 3 Meruisse-rxrnaa quam m. minus 651 5 vis humana vel virtus m 263 14 Meruit-quod m. pati 197 4 Merumque-somnos tempus m. .. 719 8 Mesmerized-they m. and swung. 381 12 Mesonges-debtes et m 1S1 17 Mesopotamia -blessed word M.. . 903 20 Mess-at the Captain's m. 849 13 favorite of many am 614 15 in every m. I find friend 869 6 of perishing pottage 70 16 of potage 70 9 Message-bearer of the m. 201 6 oarry a m. to Garcia 7 7 METHOD from the hedge-leaves 350 21 from Voltaire's ghost 167 6 give to a gracious m 553 19 glad m. brings 161 4 hand plucks off the m 219 1 heaven-sprung m 420 20 its m, is of peace 153 7 know what m. is for me 39 13 of despair 691 19 on a watchful world 66 6 some weighty m 219 1 that is not for me 536 16 to him every wave 245 7 will go kissingly 618 11 your m. I hear 254 21 Messages-fair speechless m. 249 20 that pass from land 618 3 Messe-continua m. senescit 18 16 couronne vaut bien une m.. . . .663 10 Messenger-of grace to guilty .... 630 3 of grief perhaps 617 9 of morn 428 6 of Spring 153 13 of sympathy and love 617 13 sweeps by me as a m 536 16 thou art the m 897 22 Messengers-of God! 27 6 send his winged m. 26 21 Messiah-Awaiting the M 231 2 Messis-frumenti quum alibi m. . .344 17 Messmates-hear a brother sailor. .54918 Mestiere-incidente del m 535 4 Mesure-qui aime a la m 474 18 Met-gone to war, and m. in air. .340 9 hail, fellow, well m 400 14 having m. drift once again 504 18 if we had never m. 868 19 know how first he m. her 482 21 may be m. and fought 487 2 no sooner m. but looked 478 1 part of all that I have m 245 13 them in their pride 853 12 twain have m. like ship3 505 10 we m. — 'twas in a crowd 504 19 where God and Nature m 457 3 Metal-barren m. of his friend 303 10 blades of the one right m 880 12 bright m. on sullen ground 660 20 here's m. more attractive 640 16- injury graves itself in m 185 1 Life's leaden m. into Gold 876 J 1 make m. better or heavier 493 4 native m. of a man tested 101 18 no m. can, bear half 227 12 some such bad m. .488 15 sonorous m. blowing matzial. . .740 8 test made of my m 920 6 than the m. held before 488 15 Metals-of drossiest ore 19 11 sinews of war, two m 848 9 Metamorphosis-miraculous m.. . .344 14 Ovid and that writer M 702 1 Metaphor-taken from an ethical. 97 11 Metaphysic-high as m. wit can fly.420 7 Metaphysical-Impossibility 605 14 Metaphysics-dark as sciences m. S06 2 he has read m. 657 20 Metas-malis messem m 195 7 Meteor-flag of England 274 7 flag of m, light 275 2 flamed too like a m 862 5 flaming m. shone for hair 347 23 grisly m. on his face 749 6 hair stream'd like a m 348 3 hairy m. did announce 749 7 like swift-fleeting m 632 14 like the m.'s transient gleam. . .805 7 misled by Fancy's m.-ray 455 17 shone like am 852 6 standard to the winds 749 11 Meteors-fright fixed stars 856 24 Meter-making argument 602 20 meaning outmastered m 61 13 our lives redress in m 287 5 thought surpassed the m 839 12 Meters-earth ten m. thick 727 3 not m. but metre-making 602 20 Metes-sementem feceris, ita m.. .670 10 Method-each mind has a own m., 514 2 God's own m. of producing 752 18 in man's wickedness 868 5 is not less requisite 137 2 of drawing up an indictment. .413 13 of making a fortune 290 3