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 NUMBERS OBLIVION soft and clear 539 4 tell me not in mournful n 447 14 there's luck in odd n 484 14 thy n. flow 604 5 warmly pure and 98 19 who will serve instead 869 2 Numean-the N. lion's nerve 264 18 Numen-nullum n, habes sit 646 3 Numero-exigui n. sed bello 829 18 horas non n. nisi serenas 767 17 nel maggior n 350 14 Numi-solo de' n 448 13 Numina-lffitiB mine n. rebus 263 12 Nummorum-condit in area 523 1 Nun-if you become a N. dear. . .470 21 is demure and meek 236 11 modest and shy as a n 75 9 quiet as a n 239 9 violet is a n 834 8 Nun-like-twilight came .*. . .824 IB Nunnery-of thy chaste breast. .472 19 Nuptial-of his son a guest 345 17 to the n. bower I led her 498 7 Nuremburg-the ancient, stands. .562 16 Bees with one eye 249 6 Nurse-and fountain of fecundity. 862 19 babe will scratch the n 480 7 bear them, breed and n 25 17 being put to n 495 17 best n., Contemplation 731 2 hope, thou n. of young desire. .375 7 meet n. for a poetic child 692 23 melancholy is n. of frenzy 506 2 mewling and puking in n's. arms. 16 13 my husband, be his n 382 23 Nature the old n 545 21 nature's soft n 720 2 of arms 224 3 of manly sentiment 584 25 peace, dear n. of arts 590 13 recollect a n. called Ann 507 12 solitude is the best n 731 is solitude, n. of enthusiasm 730 14 still n. of second woe 510 11 time is the n 799 23 time, that aged n 795 17 Nursed-a dear Gazelle 307 22 babe that e'er In 55 19 by stern men 753 6 had not n. my little one 253 16 with care and pain 923 1 Nursery-is lonely 806 15 of brooding pelicans 592 6 Nurses-old men's n 868 16 some make pretty n 603 15 Nursing-art n. April's violets 494 8 her wrath to keep it warm. ... 27 12 his foot on his knee 854 9 lack of woman's n 852 24 Nut-dry as an empty n 602 16 sweet is the n 281 12 Nut-brown-lass 803 13 maid 204 16 spicy n. ale 206 10 Nutmeg-be rough as n. graters.. .564 10 Nutmegs-and ginger 204 17 Nutriment-with double n 716 24 Nutrimentum-spiritus 439 17 Nutrition-draw n., propagate 450 4 Nuta-before green n. embrown. . .764 19 brown n. were falling 649 18 from brown October's wood. . . 568 22 larded many swine 563 9 man for cracking n 653 16 take the n. from fire 643 2 to the Father of lies 821 2 Nutzen-vom N. wird die Welt. . .916 2 Nymph-cease, bright n. to 348 21 haste thee N. and bring 429 12 Indifference bring 88 17 like a n. to the bath 681 16 like a quiver'd n 108 16 my beloved n 201 18 pining n. had prisoned 69 7 trace a N., a Naiad ._ 61 22 Nymphis-junctaeque n. Gratia?. . .322 16 Nympholepsy-of fond despair. . . 190 2 Nymphs-joined with the n 322 16 these fresh n. encounter 368 14 vain of his drill 'd n 156 22 ye n. that reign 124 6 Oak-bend a knotted o 536 11 brow-bound with the o 756 17 close as o. and ivy, 163 6 fell the hardest-timbered 594 16 Freedom's o. forever live 225 9 groves of o 693 10 hardest-timber'd o 816 2 hearts of o 223 9, 584 23 hearts of o. are our ships 550 9 leaf and acorn 877 8 lofty o. from small acorn 344 7 nodosities of the o 758 24 one upon the old o. tree 812 22 on yon left-hand o 656 7 overthrow the tallest 815 18 purple o. leaf falls 568 17 rends the solid o 704 11 ruins of their ancient o 824 12 ships were British o 550 3 standing long an o 344 9 that grew thereby 526 11 under a whispering o 75 11 unwedgeable and gnarled o 754 15 we say of the o. how grand. . . .336 7 see also Oak p. 563 Oaken-old 0. bucket 863 13 Oaks-across the gray-green o 765 12 beneath our o. hast slept 764 2 overthrow the tallest o 594 11 riv'd the knotty o 754 12 roses knotted o. adorn 681 2 tall o. from little acorns grow. .573 4 that flourish for 309 9 widely waving o. enclose 677 3 ye venerable 814 9 see also Oak p. 563 Oar-ply every o 356 2 the second an o. or sail 461 22 see also Boating pp. 74, 75 Oars-by arts, sails and o 44 13 cut with finny o 274 3 cut with her golden o 29 13 physicians like pair of o 502 16 were silver 704 1 see also Boating pp. 74, 75 Oary-rows her state with 0. feet..773 6 Oat-cakes-Calvin, o. and sulphur .693 2 Oath-by o. remove or counsel — 285 15 different ways with many an 0.197 8 each article with o 129 1 for your love, infringe an 478 13 heaven's chancery with the o...774 11 swear their o. of freedom 296 10 the o. we swear to keep faith. .846 10 used no o. but "truly 1 660 17 with a swaggering accent 774 10 see also Oaths pp. 563, 564 Oaths-a Bar is lavish of o 485 22 borrowed mine o. of him 774 6 full of strange o 16 13 his o. are oracles 104 26 omit the o. which true 755 6 release all duteous o 686 7 soldier, full of strange o 728 16 standers-by to curtail o 774 6 with o. of love *. .478 19 see also Oaths pp. 563, 564 Oatmeal-literature on a little o.. .461 24 Oats-man has sown his wild o.. . .284 24 sow their wild o 344 17 Obdura-perfer et o 762 17 Obdurate-Lord, if too o. 1 628 17 Obedience-bane of all genius 623 16 blind o. pay 150 6 fair looks and true o 499 26 rebellion to tyrants o. to God. .659 21 resistance to tyrants o. to God.S25 14 to the new version 865 4 to will of the Sovereign 661 16 see also Obedience p. 564 Obedient-live o. to the law 326 12 the crooked end o. spirits 661 13 to my will 592 11 Obeit-l'horizon. . . in o 697 12 Oberrat-qui semper o. eadem 537 8 Obey-all the race of men o 468 23 courage to endure and to o. .. .871 4 drunk, o. the important call. . .398 24 fixed laws 432 8 force can cause her to o 289 21 if we our wealth o 522 4 listens and needs must 607 10 monarchs must o 262 10 Nature's law we must o 841 18 Queen command and we'll o. .532 13 shadowy brood thy call o 508 12 they first or last o 581 9 to love cherish and to o 496 1 unargu'd I o 870 2 which Neptune o 472 18 see also Obedience p. 564 Obeyed-a dog's o. in office 47 6 by their enactor 413 21 if I had 0. God 925 20 let example be o 243 5 Obeyeth-that o. Love's command.472 6 Obeying-by constant o. him 869 11 Obeys-bends him she o. him 497 23 better law than he o 99 18 each zone o. thee 566 9 he who o. with modesty 564 9 humour most when she o 893 5 power divine that it 516 24 she o. her husband 871 2 sun o. them and the moon 574 4 the horizon o. me 697 12 Obitum-dicique beatus ante o.. . ■ 352 4 omnia post o. fingit 258 22 Objeceritr-seu f ors o 195 12 Objecfr-at its darling o 453 14 by newer o. quite forgotten — 390 22 hope without an o 375 19 listening ear an o. finds 557 8 men of age o. too much 12 24 my o. all sublime 650 is no general o. of desire 830 27 no o. so foul that intense 455 20 no o. worth its constancy 527 17 of His eye 656 6 of my warm desire 803 19 of oratory is not truth 573 9 of punishment is 650 23 of search is present 809 17 of the labor small 259 16 of universal devotion 522 23 only of war that makes it 853 4 our o. be our country 587 14 our o. now, as then 296 12 save each o. of his love 317 5 that the one doth catch 885 9 till we have seen his o 656 21 when gold becomes her o 325 21 with o. won 459 16 Objection-make the least o 507 12 Objections-to raise o 573 14 Objectives-with powerful o 502 19 Objects- in an airy height 377 6 intellect sees in o. what it 398 9 lose sight of their o 403 16 manufacturing artificial o 398 7 mass of o. quite a bar 579 10 one thing entire to many o 343 19 optics seeing and o. seen 260 12 th' enchanting o. set 506 4 Objurgatione-parentes o. digni. . . Ill 18 Oblation-price of their o 729 15 Obligati-quamKbet sepe o 267 8 Obligation-an o. of honor 841 20 laid upon me this double o 860 3 receive an o. from you 267 8 solemn international o 841 20 to posterity 25 17 war but a moral o 842 7 Obligations-acquits us of o .172 25 de toutes nos o 172 26 to nobility 559 20 Oblige-ever done to o. me 619 3 her and she'll hate you 893 3 noblesse o 559 20 ici l'honneur m'o 373 9 Obliged-by hunger and request. . 382 4 every one that I could 328 19 to do what good I can 443 2 to give way to common 431 16 Obliging-that he ne'er obliged. . .276 10 Oblique-all is o 833 21 Oblitus-ingratissimus qui o 393 21 Oblivion-death hath poured o 166 4 fortune buries in o 291 17 heroes consigned to o 366 9 kisses honeyed by o 417 9 lie in dead o 721 5 part of me escape 524 14 puts alms for o 799 18 razure of o 799 9