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 1214 PEOPLE PERISH a p. still in the gristle 22 4 a pity about the p 758 11 are the city 121 2) arose as one man 848 17 as regards its own p 330 11 a stiff-necked p 647 20 bear the miseries of a p 685 3 benefit of the p 817 14 broad-based upon p.'s will 686 13 business of other p 86 JO by the p. for the p 332 17 byword among all p 638 16 came of decent p 118 1 common p. of the skies 752 10 desires to make p. happy 333 3 direct government over all p.. -333 18 election as extensive as p 332 11 father of our p 586 13, 861 14 find p. ready enough to do 596 6 fool some of the p 182 26 four kinds of p 419 26 from all softs of p 569 26 from the p. for the p 817 18 full of other p.'s ffaulta) 266 14 getting p. to believe 86 17 glory of every p 49 14 good p. all with one accord 624 10 good to all the p. you can 328 17 governed by magistrates 331 3 government of the p 332 17 happy the p. whose annals. .367 14, 26 hard but polished p 684 16 heads of the p. you meet 723 16 high in all the p.'s hearts 104 10 his p. are free 294 18 if p, of one country cannot 426 23 I love the p 37 8 indictment against whole p 413 13 in receiving from the p 243 17 magistrates set over p 431 1 mercy on Thy P., Lord 849 2 more observant 413 21 never give up liberties 438 2 not by grace of the p 683 3 not the government, the p 331 6 no vision, the p. perish 839 22 offend good p 914 16 of the two nations 752 18 of whom he forms part 335 9 once in all a p.'s year 459 9 one p. to dissolve 391 3 other p. are quite dreadful 725 4 our p. are hostile 329 23 outrival in the ears of p 553 3 plainer simpler p 244 6 pleurisy of p 841 22 poor taxpaying p 332 12 power greater than the p 330 18 press the p.'s right maintain. . .408 24 representative of the p 335 7 second thought of the p 610 16 self-government over all p 333 17 silence of the p 710 6 so dead to all feelings 334 2 sorts of p. to make a world 914 6 speak as common p. do 878 14 support the government 331 6 take care of government 296 11 that afflict the p 485 20 the p. are good 328 3 the p. hiss me 522 22 the p.'s prayer 839 9 there's lots of p 420 13 think they shine 759 11 thy p. shall be my p 476 23 two classes of p 443 23 under two commands 334 14 voice of the p 647 3 we arc one p 828 3 weep a p. inurned 687 16 what is it the p. get 852 16 will find it out 759 21 will of an instructed p 330 11 would p. should do well 684 11 Bee also Publio pp. 647-649 Peopled-highest Heaven 891 22 pain in every p. sphere 242 13 the earth and air 855 12 the world must be p 499 18 to a p. kingdom 64 11 Peoples-forests with assassins 438 12 free and self governed p 206 12 one voice of the p 586 12 spirit of p. behind them 918 2 PeperceriB-liceat nisi p 213 22 Pepper-and vinegar besides 211 2 he ia p. not a man 491 2 their foes 859 12 Peppered-^who p. the highest 276 4 Peras-imposuit Jupiter duas 266 14 Perceive-as if we cud not p 789 14 find little to p 516 18 may-be the things I p 36 6 Perceives-intelligence of few p... . 35 24 one p. before the other 668 24 Per cent-bed paid twenty-two p. .334 18 Dutch bottoms just 20 p 85 12 medicine paid seven p 334 18 Per Cents-simplicity of three p.. 522 7 Perception-less lively p. of good. -327 22 very quintessence of p 593 6 Perch-brighb-eyed p. with fins. . .273 16 custom make it their p 433 21 Perched-they p. at ease 592 5 Percunctatorem- f ugito 153 21 Percurrat-'ut p. qui legerit 657 11 Percussu-caducis p. crebro 863 1 Perd-cheval et mule 9 17 Perdere-chi non ha che p 847 5 quern Jupiter vult p 397 11 Perdidi-oleum et operam p 425 13 Perdidit-animus quod p. optat. . .515 11 qui zonam p 621 4 Perdita-del patrimonie 463 1 Perdition-catch my soul 479 1 'tiB man's p 819 13 Perditum-sit pro proprio p 463 7 Perdona-amato amar p 468 3 Perdre-vouloir le p. que le 654 11 Perdue-la plus p. ae toutes 428 17 Pere-and the other Notre P 627 17 tout le monde et son p 691 l Peream-male facta p 346 7 Pereant-qui ante nos 599 1 Peregrinantur-rusticantur 757 10 Peregrino-labore fessi 669 7 Peremptoire-si fier, si p 697 12 Peremptory-so proud, so p 697 12 with p. tone 200 7 Perfect-as p. in a hair as 546 19 histories as p. as Historian. . . .367 7 in the use of arms 856 4 mark the p. man 491 16 not p. but of heart so high .... 99 22 nought is p. here below 72 22 of just men made p. . .414 6, 630 17 pray to be p 625 17 pursuit of the p 774 15 render honest and p. man 489 6 so p. in their misery 399 8 strength made p. in weaknsse. .756 4 such p. beauty does not 61 2 then if ever come p. days 413 6 unto the p. day 414 17 verray p. gentil knight 98 14 Perfecta-natura quam arte p 544 21 Perfectam-circa beatitudmem. . .839 7 Perfected-by degrees 344 13 by education 838 5 life is p. by Death 442 6 means how things are p 517 21 noblest thing, a Woman p 891 10 things p. by nature 544 21 Perfectaon-a harmonious p 774 14 art is the p. of nature 544 12 finest p. of poetic genius 381 16 full p. of decay 151 21 fulness of p. lies in him 499 10 gives exactly notion of p 774 14 olds in p. but a moment 147 17 inferior states of p 496 3 in this world 820 10 law which is p. of reason 431 5 of an art consists in 43 20 of art is to conceal art 44 14 sum all p. up 233 11 wed nothing short of p 497 14 see also Perfection p. 593 Perfections-imitation of His p 661 16 with his sweete p. caught 103 20 Perfer-et obdura 762 17 Perfice-aut non tentaris, aut p. . .761 4 Perficienda-doctrina est 838 6 Perfidious-the p. English 222 25 Perform-that they never p 479 22 according to our fears 636 8 Almighty's orders to p 643 26 considers too much will p 186 17 his wonders to p 316 9 patient to p 100 10 Performance-ae he is now 636 11 is ever duller 244 6 lovers swear more p. than 479 22 of every act 194 16 pigmies in their p 474 4 prove easy to p 194 6 Performed-dreary part p. 338 10 looks on duties well p 545 20 toaT 641 18 Perfonning-^without witness 83 2 Perfonns-amply this p 390 6 Perfume-breathed a p. rare 3 13 breath p. delicate, strong 487 6 fame the p. of heroic deeds 259 7 floated the p. of roses 279 Z no p. is like mine 403 8 on the violet 44 22 oppress'd with p 925 23 stronger p. me was given 403 7 •sweet a p. it will yield 682 2 what sweet p 62 23 which on earth is not 279 22 with p. sprinkled o'er 321 13 see also Perfume pp. 593* 594 Perfumed-air shall be p 681 12 that p. the chamber 261 12 see also Perfume pp. 593, 594 PerfumersHx) enliven the days. . .885 20 Perfumes-all the way breathing. .117 11 breathing p. west and south . . . 278 2 his wings 925 26 my solitary path 516 9 of Arabia not sweeten 350 5 of the silly Rufillus 226 24 or wine to your heir 228 19 thou dost bring 872 18 see also Perfume pp. 593, 594 Perge-decet, forsan miseros 265 11 Perhaps-a great P. 166 1 trumpet down the gray P 732 16 Perbibebo-vatum hunc p 636 21 Peri-a P. at the gate of Eden. . . .578 23 Periander-said P. Eesiod might. .709 13 taught. Our anger to 638 8 Pericolo-Passato il p 159 11 Pericula-neque p. excitant 268 23 supraque p. tendit 319 1 veritati sspe contigua 820 20 Periculis-nemo se tuto dm p 292 1 sunt remedia p 196 26 Periculo-in p. non ausurus 146 13 in summo p. timor 267 19 sapit alieno p. sapit 880 16 see also Danger pp. 159, 160 Periculosius-in hominibus 291 14 Periculum-citius venit p 160 7 ex aliis facere 306 19 mora p 794 13 unum et commune p 828 8 Periere-mores, jus, decus 463 8 Perigli-che ne maggior p 11 14 Periisse-odit p. expetit 354 is Periit- cui quidem p. pudor 702 14 Peril-a vaincre sans p 129 18 jamais £te" dans le p 143 1 Peril-before I p. all for thee. 498 20 more p. in thine eye 249 26 Perileux-de fais le saut p 180 2 Perilous-a dim and p. way 398 la edge of battle 852 6 in their p. fall 316 6 more p. to youth than 485 3 of that p. stuff 503 27 thought without learning p. . . .435 11 Perils- book of wind and limb 132 17 do environ the man 725 19 enfold the righteous man 594 6 when greater p. men environ . .889 6 when our p. are past 336 19 Periodical-a p. breaking out 462 13 fits of morality 528 14 Periods-a roll of p 220 14 last fatal p 130 6 Perire-artifices arte p. sua 432 16 ncscis artifices arte p 534 16 Perish-all whose breast 886 11 and p. in our own 576 1 by his own plot 534 16 by little and little 815 8 commerce, let the Constitution.332 1 commerce p. let the world 560 3 forms that p. other forms 95 17