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 P^SE PALACES non disprezza il suo p 809 15 Pagan-a P. heart 114 9 back in p. night 115 16 clothes after such a p. cut 261 20 I'd rather be a P 114 3 lends his p. horn 95 16 Page-blotted from life's p 13 7 coursers like a p 77 11 French in a P 654 12 from every p. rise odors 141 2 glory gilds the sacred p 693 6 has reference to man 490 17 having an ample marge 80 14 history hath but one p 367 6 history's purchased p 367 5 inform'd the moral p 659 IS in his own p. memory lives 606 19 Lempiere's dazzling p 400 8 line of white across the p. 7 14 on a beautiful quarto p 80 6 signet which marks the p 672 28 spangle life's p 800 2 thy invulnerable p 80 15 turn the p. and resume 672 28 to my life's last p 235 6 which isyours stands 599 6 word that starred the p 371 14 Pageant-history is a p 367 2 insubstantial p. faded 840 1 no p. train shall waste 533 9 of a day 632 17 of a monarch 144 18 of life is passing me 448 5 Pageantry-detest p. of a long — 332 9 Pageants-presents more wof ul p. . 916 6 they are black vesper's p 775 13 Pages-ends with two blank p 450 22 living in historic p 186 l nature's golden p 547 16 pressed between these p 681 19 turn the p. of our years 455 3 unfold these p 76 10 white be not the worse. .592 7 Pagina-hominemp. nostra sapit. ,490 17 Pagoda-old Moulmein P 471 15 Paid-by that you give 417 11 cupid p., stakes his quiver 473 6 debt to Nature's quickly p 181 16 for struggle on earth 480 14 is not p. with moan 576 l life would have p 451 6 more owing her than is p 414 20 most men give to be p 312 15 parted well, p. Ins score 580 12 well p. that is satisfied 691 5 when I won she would be p — 419 12 worth of our work 907 22 Pail-comes frozen home in p 878 4 Pails-of puddled mire 57 7 Pain-after a great deal of p 152 9 all p. and sorrow 248 3 Alpine summits of great p 254 15 and anguish wring the brow. . .894 10 a p. that p. to miss 467 19 a piercing p. 628 17 archer making p. his ioy 323 6 as of souls in p 447 12 balm for every p 409 12 both p. us least 886 4 breathe their words in p 821 27 but the p. is forme 920 16 cause of his own p 843 14 change the place, but keep p. . - 96 19 comfort for my p 920 11 cries of p. are music 167 22 ease p. that he must bear 676 4 eternal passion, eternal p 557 12 every pleasure with ap 600 19 excuse from p 358 4 family of p 515 14 feel p. of fancied scorn 74 3 feel too much p. to feel anger. . 27 15 field ploughed by p 739 11 find a p. in that, wherein 399 5 gave p. to the bear 664 5 gladness and so full of p 764 15 go in company with p 551 27 healing for every p 127 15 heart then knew of p HO 23 heedless of your p 563 14 her face is full of p 562 14 howpleasring his p 468 8 in every peopled sphere 242 13 kept awake by p 556 9 labor we delight in physics p. . .425 16 laugh at the old p 590 17 laughter with some p 690 1 lesson of your own p 245 17 like weight of p 10 7 live Joy and P. apart 358 20 long ailments wear out p 800 8 lose, though full of p 389 8 love nor sense of p 243 5 man laboring under p 324 2 mighty p. to love it is 467 19 moon looked forth as tho' in p.555 18 more of p. or pleasure 464 4 never feels a p 72 24 never mind the p 779 3 no fiery throbbing p 170 16 no p. no palm 664 6 no p. which death does not — 166 6 not akin top 689 24 not unmixed with p 505 3 nought but grief and p 195 2 of death would hourly die 177 5 of infinite hearts that yearn. . .580 22 of p. darkness and cold 442 9 opine they feel the p 267 17 or cool one p '. 364 12 outweighs the p 735 1 peace hath balsamed P 463 14 place farthest from p 113 20 pleasure bought by p 600 22 pleasures banish p 362 3 pleasures in vale of p 601 18 pleasure which is born of p. .. . 601 5 pulse of p. to calm 680 15 relieved their p 595 6 rest itself becomes a p 669 14 rose in aromatic p 681 3 sad moments of her p 791 17 shed for other's p 780 19 short-lived p 901 17 sigh, yet feel nop 707 6 sleep that no p. shall wake 175 2 softens every p 535 9 souls that died in p 853 3 surfeits, and corporeal p 864 22 sweet is pleasure after p 600 18 taught by p 862 13 tender for another's p 762 11 thinks p. greatest evil 82 8 through centuries of p 333 8 through what funereal p 613 19 till thought grew p 3 l to rapture, then to p 472 4 to smile'in p 602 2 triumph, hark! what p 557 12 turnes to pleasing p 601 20 turns the past to p 507 2 turns with ceaseless p 507 3 unfold them without p 287 13 vows made in p 841 7 was the silence 215 13 we part with p 505 6 when p. grows sharp 454 10 when p. is unmerited 762 is which death does not end 793 7 with all earth's little p 388 21 with a secret p 540 21 worst of p. is to love. . . ._ 474 19 wove the thread of life with p. .446 7 wrought him endless p 258 13 years of rankling p 197 12 see also Pain pp. 575, 576 Painful-his body to p. labour 499 26 loving is a p. thrill 474 19 one as p. as the other 164 4 past with blighting 342 16 pleasure turnes to pleasing 601 20 too p. an endeavour 838 2 Pains-according to his p 424 17 amid life's p 390 5 far from being needless p 424 13 for the p. of prose 602 16 hate him as I do hell p 355 4 in lieu of all thy p 813 18 joy fades, not the p 185 24 know the p. of power 622 19 lay aside my p. by death 173 14 little p. in a due hour 306 13 little p. refuse 443 16 long p. are light 128 3 made my p. his prey 287 20 nor fears ideal p 583 18 ' of all p. the greatest pain 467 19 of love be sweeter far 468 10 of pleasure is man of p 576 3 of power are real 622 19 old age in sharp p 13 4 owes pleasures to another's p.. 152 16 pleasure in poetic p 605 23 such p., such pleasures 157 5 taken great p. to con it 744 9 their labor for their p 424 6 though it call for p 244 19 to become what we now 758 6 we have for our p 796 3 worth his p. to tax 1.752 17 Paint-Appeles p. a housewife 370 10 can p. a grief 280 13 fierce as they p. him 461 1 man's blood p. the ground. . . .857 4 me as I am 571 10 no words can p 102 20 on the fleeting mists 202 26 or can p. a landscape 759 21 or sing or carve 908 17 romances p. at full length 676 12 romantic, I must p. it 284 14 such a sin to p 157 17 the laughing soil 747 1 the lily 44 22 the meadows with delight 281 4 the semblance of a form 61 11 see also Painting pp. 576, 577 Painted-against p. distress 595 18 all my fancy p. her 260 10 angels are p. fair 892 10 darkly p. on the crimson sky. .694 16 earth's last picture p 305 5 is the Occident 824 3 piece of trouble 443 8 than any p. angel 455 6 to the eyes 5818 vest Prince Voltiger had 32 11 winged Cupid p. blind 478 22 you might have p. that 762 4 Painter-be p. or ploughman 911 9 could not have made him 777 4 curious p. doth pursue 85 4 made me ap 419 17 sculptor or p * 41 7 with light and shade 839 12 workB of any great p 608 21 see also Painting pp. 576, 577 Painters-and poets have equal. . . 44 3 light is the first of p 455 20 poets heap virtues, p. gems 925 15 poets like p. unskilled 608 1 Painting-colored it and that was p. 4 12 contrast in p 127 11 in unchanged strength 1. .444 16 more than p. can express 61 14 of the thoughts 220 4 sculpture is more than p 694 8 sculpture, music, are 44 1 see also Painting pp. 576, 577 Paintings-statues and not p 694 7 Paints-a dolphin in the woods. . .576 18 th* enamell'd ground 280 22 Pair-happy, happy p 82 13 happy is that humble p 500 17 limit one's love to a p 249 5 room enough for loving p 477 2 welcomes the shivering p 598 8 Paired-all for love we p 88 9 Pairs-so fitly them in p 461 3 Paix-a tout prix 589 7 l'empire, e'estlap 589 18 Palace-and a prison on each 831 6 be thine own p 888 16 Cleon dwelleth in a p 616 2 court is like a p 684 16 dwells in a transparent p. 742 26 free from envy of a p 520 6 hovered o'er the lofty p 427 1 Indian prince has to his p 786 6 in his P. of the West 770 8 in p. chambers far 721 2 in such a gorgeous p. ."" 183 23 in the p. of the sun 418 1 knocks at the p. as the 263 1 near the p. door 465 4 of the soul 736 24, 778 26 opes the p. of eternity 238 1 stately p. before him 58 5 Palace-gates-thirty p 210 9 Palaces-are crumbling 831 7 builds p. in Kingdom Come. . . Ill 6 columns of heavenly p 237 16