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 1188 MORNING MOSS awoke one m. and found 256 14 beyond is the Infinite M 736 14 blossoms out of night 178 14 blow in the dew of m 356 3 breath of the m. flinging 829 3 came, there stood the foe 854 11 chancel has m. for priest 814 1 climbs to find 162 9 come in the m 867 17 corrupts before M 408 8 damsel that walks in the m 483 18 day has no m 52 4 dew at m. tide 470 1 dewy as the m 681 6 dewy m.'s gentle wine 336 16 disasters in his m. face 251 4 dream of a dew-washed m 722 17 dreams are true 202 1 every m. she displays 495 2 from Life's glad m 768 12 from m. till dark 705 11 hailed the m. ray 680 6 hanging Danny Deever in m. .. 727 7 hopes, beads of m 378 8 how pleasant is thy m 442 11 in life's happy m 173 1 in m. what thou hast to do 696 10 in the m. of life, work 795 1 in the m. sow thy seed 353 7 in the m. we will remember. . .922 6 laughed in the m.'s eyes 239 8 light of m. gild it 525 4 lived the space of a m 679 21 makes the night m 735 20 make us sad next m 661 3 Memnon's harp at m 558 4 men and m. newspapers 408 14 modest as m. when she coldly.. 74 20 never m. wore to evening 463 11 next m. in former place 767 3 night without am 465 21 now the bright m. star 501 10 oft a little m. rain 441 23 of the hallow'd day 689 4 on the third m. He arose 209 21 opens to the m. sky 449 16 paints the Orient 680 14 planet gilds her horns 751 1 pride of the dewy m 655 23 rainbow in the m 656 1 ray visits these eyes 678 3 rose-buds in m. dew 678 22 sees some m. unaware 223 2 shows the day Ill 10 some praise at m 569 25 songs, at m. sung 630 18 stars sang together 537 10 steals upon the night 161 1 take the wings of the m 567 23 the m. lowers 261 24 'tis almost m 479 17 to m.'s holy office 919 7 top of the m 401 3 twilight of m 823 22 vault high-domed of m 694 18 voice of the m 766 6 with its rays of peace 588 2 with the m. cool reflection 66(3 12 with the m. cool repentance. . .666 12 womb of m 70 18 won't go home till m 270 22 see also Morning pp. 528-530 Morning-glory-see p. 530 Mornings-give her music o* m. . . 539 14 many bright m 814 11 touch so early o' m 541 7 Morning-star-charm to stay the . . 749 17 day's harbinger 751 3 Morrow-broken ere the m 841 5 budding m. in midnight 807 12 cares for the coming m 305 21 good-night, till it be m 5S0 13 he rose the m. morn 518 19 Indies does this m 807 17 part of their good m 161 15 promise himself am 808 2 shall take thought for 305 11 that host on the m 844 4 trusting little to the m 795 4 was a bright September 699 1 watohing for the m 734 G Morrows-noons and nighta 794 IB Mors-acoedit etiam m 770 18 atris oiroumvolat 14 18 horse memento cita m 795 9 illi m. gravis incubat 386 9 momento cita m. venit 290 9 neque m. neque vincula 295 8 see also Death, pp. 163-181 Morsel-as a sweet m 808 13 Mort-c'est la m 443 1 jusqu' a la m 142 2 la m. sans phrase 178 13 l'eloge ment apresleurm. 690 16 Ton fuit la m 14 22 quand je serai m 672 28 que celui da sa m 869 23 que le m. et les impots 913 16 un pas vers la m 443 19 see also Death, pp. 163-181 Mortal-amongst my brethem m.547 7 as a m. thou must nourish. - . .441 3 as ourselves 797 12 as the wind, so is m. life 440 17 crisis doth portend 304 24 curse which was m. dower 581 21 double share of m. woe 443 16 error is m 819 9 experience of m. mind 196 9 feeling infernally m, 855 13 human race and m. arms 320 16 informs our m. part 546 19 immortality alone teach m 389 12 knows his pre-existent state 264 6 know the m. through 487 14 laugh at any m. thing 428 14 life of m. men 445 1 made of clay 888 13 made of quicksilver clay 390 18 man may live 799 7 man to meet the m. need 459 7 matter is m. error 316 19 mistress little more than m 469 24 more of m. griefs 92 4 mould and birth 98 4 name which before no m. won .388 18 no m. can see 627 10 of m goods thou art bereft 383 3 of m. ills prevailing 318 7 past sweet of m. life 468 5 plant that grows on m. soil 258 6 point of m. breathing 92 11 quit this m. frame 174 5 race is too weak 864 2 raised a m. to the sides 392 1 say of the m. within 232 16 show the fates of m. men 262 24 shuffled off this m. coil 719 26 so m. that, but dip a knife 652 18 spirit of m. be proud 632 14 stirs this m. frame 467 12 there's no m. can bear 869 12 thing can bear so high 84 7 thou couldst m. be 180 IS to cast it off 196 20 to redeem man's m. crime 660 2 unless to m. it were given 656 2 we are all m 172 23 when m. voices bid 840 2 with more than m. eyes 738 18 worth this m. coil 920 4 see also Mortality, p. 530 Mortalia-genus humanum et m. .820 15 mentem m. tangunt 783 19 non m. pectora cogis 326 1 quantum m. pectora 515 7 Mortalibus-nil m. arduum est. . . 20 16 spernenda est 259 12 Mortality-and its changeful 814 16 child of m 689 22 claspest the limits of m 799 26 earthly frame above m 257 10 frail m. shall trust 917 16 I've shook off old m 776 17 my sentence 172 21 nor greatness in m 89 9 nothing seriouB in m 453 6 thoughts of m. cordial to 530 14 too weak to bear them 409 20 watch o'er man's m 123 16 we cannot hold m.'s strong. . . . 177 3 who to frail m. can trust 441 5 Mortalium-prisca gens m 18 9 Mortals-are all asleep below 689 5 be able to raise m. to skies 393 11 bend their will 517 7 blessing m. are capable 357 4 compel m. to do 326 1 ere m. all his beauties .... 167 14 every state m. desire 571 1 feelings are to m. given 270 20 for ra. always to be blest 71 15 for the daring of m. 20 15 harping of m 3 11 howe'er we grieve 768 2 how little m. know 867 1 it deafens m.' ears 535 21 more than God to m 289 7 most vital movement m. feel. . .375 3 nature of m. to kick fallen 518 16 nothing difficult to m 360 14 shows how little m. know 437 6 sweets of forgetfulness 544 8 to command success 759 4 toiling hands of m 810 19 to m. is a providence 245 1 to m. open lying 168 10 urg'd through sacred 624 23 weep no more 781 21 whatever m. crave 732 18 what fools these m. be 285 10 where wretched m. sigh 189 12 while through the world 477 7 whom m. call the moon 527 15 Mortar-bedded in good Logic-m..903 1 bray a fool in a m 284 21 bray you in a m 42 12 Morte-a m. sensus 173 22 diremta an tenebras 737 21 ingenio stat sine m 309 16 in m. sumus 164 21 nulla unquam de m 187 11 posituro m. dolores 173 14 quid in m. boni sit 772 19 qui sine m. potest 257 25 teste la m del padre 463 1 Mortels-glissez m. 159 13 nous sommes m 172 23 Mortem-ad m. iter est 175 17 misericors asepe 510 7 postquam est m. aptus 232 15 pro patria offerret ad m 388 14 redit post m. ducibus 524 15 Mortgage-is capital and income.. 616 3 no man m. his injustice 271 11 old care has am.. 90 16 Mortgaged-dismember'd, m., sold307 2 Mortgages-our fields 23 16 Morti-indomitse que m. 795 6 quies, Bimillima. m 667 6 vita m. propior 173 20 Mortified-seeniing m. men 383 13 Mortifies-one beauty m. another. 287 2 Mortifying-heart cool with m.. . .512 3 Mortis-Cffltera m. erunt 309 21 gelidae nisi no. miago 719 7 suffuscans m. nigrore 363 5 see also Death, pp. 163-181 Mortisque-metu sibi parcere 243 7 Morts-timor m. morte pejor 165 16 Mortuam-cum esse credaa m 197 6 Mortuia-dem. nisi bonum 173 23 Mortuo-verba facit m 743 15 Mortuorum-vita enim m 506 18 Mortus-nisi quod m. est 232 19 Mortuum-nihil Eestimo 166 9 Mos-nunc m. est adsentatio 276 23 suus cuique m 570 5 Mosaics-dead leaves their rich M.562 12 ye bright M.! 281 11 Moscas-paparos nan m 282 16 Moscow-flames of M. were auroraS45 5 Moses-like M. to thyself convey. 180 10 not believe those of M 66 20 Pan to M. lends his pagan 95 16 passed from Mahomet to M. . .778 5 sister over M 73 14 Moslem-on M.'s ottoman 804 6 Moss-bind m. in leafy nets 834 10 catching by its beard the m — 765 12 covered bucket 863 13 each m., each shell 147 20 enamelTd m 336 6 grew gray 684 7 o'ercome with m 813 22 on the crisp gray m 91 23 stone rolling can gather no m. .636 2 that o'er gravel spread 369 5 them, his bed 731 8 thro' the m. ivies creep 281 19 through winter's in 748 16 with hoary m. 676 2