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 1194 NATION NATURE should have a standard 103 21 small one a strong n 815 15 spirit of a n 638 10 that this n. under God 332 17 the n.'s honor dearer than 375 2 things that matter for an 849 17 time to the n. as to 794 4 whole n. beyond all other 224 9 National-a n. self assertion 587 18 debt a n. blessing 181 14, 335 3 not what is n. in them 607 9 our N. Independence 368 9 silent colossal N. Lie 485 20 Nationalitat-Sohranken der N. . .691 24 Nationalities-are not crushed 841 20 struggle between n 843 5 Nationality-barriers of n 691 24 force own n. on the other 843 6 spirit of n. in Ireland 746 4 Nationally-learned to think n.. . .753 9 Natione-une n. de singes 294 6 Nations-all n. and kindreds 915 16 and n. pass away 686 23 architecture the work of n 41 6 are as a drop 914 5 beat to dust 849 1 behold n. all on fire 858 12 building up n'. more surely 424 6 calls up the tuneful n 428 6 cheap defence of n 197 2 condensed good sense of n 638 17 consensus among nations 569 8 doth but two n. bear 914 22 dwell the n. underground 769 14 echo round 789 20 enrich unknowing n 426 4 excessive liberty leads n 715 12 extends through all n 335 9 fierce contending n. know. 841 14 flags of the n. to flame 275 10 friendship with all n 753 5 from the n. 'airy navies 11 19 God has chosen little n 849 16 good-will among men and n — 617 12 great men models of n 341 6 heard entranced 538 21 ingenious youth of n 779 3 intercourse of n 848 11 intercourse with foreign n 585 8 in the family of n 861 3 law of n 430 27 liberties of small n 860 6 lift their right hands 296 iq make enemies of n 532 li manners of all n 913 li news from all n 408 i Niobe of n 887 14 peace among the n 589 10 peace and safety to all n 860 5 people of the two n 752 is put down by the great n 845 4 see n. slowly wise and 435 26 shall not quarrel then 851 6 she dazzles the n 275 14 sheds on half the n 95 10 so many brave n 94 20 subdue n. and bring home 852 12 terror and delight of distant n..401 20 to belong to other n 224 2 true greatness of n 105 13 wake n. under ground 671 1 Wall Street's mingled n 553 3 war awakes in noble n 858 is where all the n. go 23 8 where the n. throng 220 19 would not wish to disturb 832 17 Native-compatriot against a n. . .330 15 foot is on my n. heath 543 6 home deep imag'd in soul 370 6 in the simple heart 101 12 loves his n. country best 225 9 metal of a man tested 101 18 my dear, my n. soil 141 9 my n. land, good night 141 12 our n. land charms 586 14 rose o'er his own n. isle 400 15 though I am n. here 154 22 to see one's n. land 141 10 whole world my n. land 916 3 whole world, without n. home.. 369 19 with n. honour-clad 919 19 Natives-send me none but n 587 12 Nativity-ohance or death 484 20 from the hour of my n 699 16 when your n. was cast 282 6 Natur-xechte Hand der N 44 19 siegt N. so muss 546 25 Weib wollte die N 891 4 Natura-abhorret vacuum 546 24 aliud n. aliud Sapientia 545 17 brevis a n. nobis vita 443 3 consuetudo altera n 346 19 consuetudo n. potentior 347 10 dedit usuram vitae 443 4 divina n. dedit agros 121 26 ea quae n. perfecta 544 21 humana parum cavit n. 603 5 il f ece, e poi roppa 487 16 ilFatoelaN 320 5 impetus an 838 5 inest mentibus 819 1 ingenium donum 328 6 libertatem n. etiam mutis 439 9 nihil tarn alte n 838 6 nulla cogente n 119 22 quse pit n. animi 737 21 quantum n. petat 551 3 Banat morbus 502 1 semina scientist 422 22 ut n. dedit, sic omnia 546 22 vero nihil nominibus 449 21 Naturse-judicia confirmat 793 10 lex n. putanda est 569 s sequitur semina 546 23 Natural-alone is permanent 545 22 drive tne n. away 545 2 have a certain n., essential. . . -675 7 I do it more n 335 22 I large as life and twice as n. .. . . 34 24 most n. thing in the world .... 37 3 on the stage he was n 4 17 term of N. Selection 241 20 was n. to please, 545 3 Naturalistic-hypothesis 527 4 Naturalists-observe, a flea 277 8 Naturally-as pigs squeak 460 3 Naturam-abinteritun. abhorrere.544 20 comparatam esse n 412 22 expellas furca 545 16 valent commutare n 637 25 virtus secundum n 838 9 Nature-abhors a vacuum. 546 24 abhors the old 13 24 all n. cries aloud 835 8 all n.'s difference keeps n.'s — 352 9 all n.'s thousand changes 43 17 ancestors of N 555 21 and Fortune join'd 341 is and N.'s laws lay bid 456 23 and n.'s pleasing themes 609 1 and political world 610 22 and religion are bands 303 3 s and their stars 47 21 animated n. but organic harps. 147 7 appalled shakes off 337 16 artan 606 4 art follows n 43 12 art imitates n 550 22 art is the perfection of n 43 9 Art is the right hand of N 44 19 assures the soul 872 11 auld N. swears the lovely 887 7 baffles n.'s hope 612 10 beauty is n.'s brag 60 11 beauty is n.'s coin 60 10 becomes a part of his n 631 22 becomes a part of n 149 5 being oppress'd, commands — 397 7 beldam N 546 6 better angels of our n 586 7 beyond ev'n n. warm 43 19 binding n. fast in fate 872 1 borrowed gloss in n.'s stead. ... 33 13 both being the work of n 532 7 by n. a civic animal * .610 17 by rule in n. teach the act 64 11 by the law of n. a right to 675 8 call the laws of n 446 14 carry n. lengths unknown 605 21 change man s n,. 637 25 chief masterpiece is writing... . 50 26 child of N 44 9 oircling all n 769 19 commonplace of n 156 16 consistent with n 835 24 constitution of our n 351 6 converse with N 824 21 could so fair a creature make. .896 24 counterpart of N 44 8 custom is second n 154 6 Dame N. has designed 513 7 danger n. shrinks from 267 13 debt to N.'s quickly paid 181 16 t divine and more like N 694 7 doest expectant n. wrong 748 10 do not charge innocent N. 784 7 doth change bis n 540 1 draw near the n. of gods 324 12 drownest n.'s sweet voices 850 3 end of language 745 3 eupkuia, finely tempered n. .. . 774 14 evening closes N.'s eye 315 3 evil in its n. .. , 635 12 exalts great N.'s favourites 835 12 expense of ones n, 884 14 external shows of N 775 12 extremes in n. equal 246 10 extremes that n. makes 246 8 eye inverted n. sees 307 16 eye N.'s walks 493 20 fair defect of N, 891 22 fairer than n. made her 58 13 falls into revolt 325 21 feared he might outvie 232 17 feels decay 877 21 felt through N.'s depth 765 6 fine and delicate an 372 22 first great title-mind 513 18 fits all her children with 151 6 flood-gate, o'erbearing n. 343 17 floor of N.'s temple tesselate.. .281 12 fool of n. stood 758 4 force of n. could no further 606 7 formed but one such man 488 13 for 'tis their n. too 653 21 foster-nurse of n. 667 2 framed for noblest things 517 24 frame of n. round him 686 20 free as n. first made man 294 26 fresh from n.*s sleep 156 9 friendships made by n. 303 19 from her seat sighing 711 6 from n.'s temperate feast 232 20 from the heart of n. rolled 693 9 frugal n. lent him 883 5 gap which N.'b self would rue. . 147 20 Garden and SeecVplot 80 16 gave her the praise 59 16 gave the fields, art the cities... 121 25 gay adorning 465 21 general n.'s deep delight 201 3 genius is the master of n. 309 2 geometrizeth and observeth. . .915 2 gittin' N. for an ally 693 15 given us the seeds 422 22 God or N. hath assignde 513 22 good n. been fool's defence 698 11 goodness the gift of n. 328 6 graver had strife with N. 701 7 great N. made us men 490 14 great n.'s second course 720 11 grossness of his n. will 500 12 habit is second n 346 19 habit stronger than n 347 10 had made all her birds 75 12 had written — Gentleman 310 11 hands that reach through n.. . .161 2 hangs her mantle green 746 16 hangs out a sign 710 17 happiness depends. N. shows. .351 1 has buried truth deep S19 5 has given man no 449 21 has lent us life 443 4 has shown by making 886 3 has work to be done 308 15 hath framed strange fellows. . . 104 16 hath lost the mould 896 24 hath made one world 43 9 hath meal and bran 127 1 heart of N. beat 757 2 heir of N.'b wide domain 4S7 16 held us forth, and said 457 22 herself was proud 701 9 hold the mirror up to N 547 5 how unjust to n 493 6 human n.'s daily food. 897 16 hung beneath beaks 592 6 hung in heaven 555 19 I loved 232 4 immortal N. lifts her 241 22 in him almost lost in art 150 9 in n. nothing dies 151 6