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 1218 PITY till p.'s self be dead 533 7 'tis^tis true 397 3 to p. distress is human 595 22 upon the poor 621 25 us! we wakeful 718 16 see also Pity p. 598 Piu-a chi p. sa p. spiace 794 1 Fixes- pictures, rosaries and p 775 9 Pixies-were the wags 705 18 Placare-nulla potest p. quies 226 16 Placato-possum non miser 668 13 Placatos-deos p. pietas 662 8 Place-adorn'd the venerable p. . .626 8 agree upon first p 2J.4 28 a jolly p., said he 96 21 America shall hold her p 861 3 among great names, high p — 458 21 and enough for pains 602 16 and means for every man 571 12 and time are subject 508 12 ask him for my p. again 399 17 attributes to p. no sanctity — 368 18 best become thy p 321 20 bourne of Time and P 179 9 bullet hath a lighting p 846 12 champion waiting in his p 859 14 change of p. becomes 831 6 change the p. but not pain 96 19 everybody allows second p. . . .920 9 everywhere his p 793 19 fais p. a ton mattre 825 8 fated not have taken p 263 14 first in p 313 21 fixed p. in the chain 694 5 fly by change of p 363 12 from p. of jeopardy 69 l from p. to p. I wander by 65 7 genius of the p 310 4 Germany must have her p 617 4 get p. and wealth 866 lo give p. to thy master 825 8 §ve p. to your betters 521 13 od meant for thee 191 26 gods of the p 918 8 good reasons give p. to better. . 659 11 gratitude of p. expectants 613 14 have a p. in story 92 l have their p. in heaven also. . . 363 23 his p. know him any more 170 14 hue of the p. it came from .... 100 8 in every p. consign'd 370 2 in many a secret p 548 7 in such a p. as this 607 6 in the p. where it stood 295 16 in the ranks awaits you 806 17 in the sun is mine 616 7 in thy memory 507 4 know him any more 565 2 ma p. au soleil 616 7 mind is ita own p 515 3 never the time and p 465 12 no p. exclude the fates 263 20 no p. like Home 371 1 nop. more delightful 369 is of all festivity 831 8 of drear extent 809 16 of slumber and of dreams 395 s of this poor baiting p 916 17 one doth hold his p 751 21 on sic a p 464 1 our p. on a cloudy sea 528 13 pensive though happy p 63 10 prerogative of p 24 11 right man in the right p 332 5 right man to fill right p 849 6 shall know it no more 450 17 some by a p. as tends their. ... 83 20 take p. o' th' enemy 843 11 temp rate in every p 784 1 that does contain my books. . .439 20 that p. I never gain 920 11 that stand in better p 285 9 there was a p. in childhood 531 10 this p. thiBday 509 11 to be happy is here 663 16 to th appointed p. wo tend. . . . 444 10 to thy p. by accident 191 26 tow'ring in her pride of p 256 4 what a p. to plunder 842 14 where he chanced to be 919' 3 where honour's lodged 373 4 where it is out of p 219 18 Placeantr-ut p. viris 892 17 Placeas-non quam multis p 601 21 ut pueris p 396 17 Placeat-homini quidquid deo 668 16 Placentr-cum sibi nimis p 892 17 nostra plus aliis p 120 22 Places— all p. are full of fools. . . .283 12 all p. distant from heaven 359 22 all p. eye of heaven visits 361 22 all p. shall be hell 914 21 bon-mots from their p 599 12 fill up their proper p 629 20 follow in their proper p 658 7 lure us to their hiding p 574 1 of their birth 638 8 strange p. cramm'd with 810 11 unto me in pleasant p 291 12 way to heaven out of all p. . . .361 8 Placid-Bacchus, why so p 322 2 circling in its p. round 820 13 Placidque-quiescas 179 16 Placuisse-principibus p. viris 624 14 Plagas-coeli spectantur p 749 14 Plagiarism- of orators the art. , . .598 23 Plagiarists-second-hand than p. .600 1 Plagiary-among authors p. . . . .599 8 Plague-a p. upon such backing. . . 303 9 artificial p. of man 843 16 falls the p. on men 278 6 her till her tears 481 19 instruments to p. us 832 3 lawful p. of life 870 9 my nature's p. to spy 404 11 rage of poison and the p 535 9 red p. rid you 426 18 slaughter of p 857 6 to be too handsome 61 6 upon it when thieves 786 16 Plagues-boils and p. plaster you. . 1 2 of all the p. thy wrath 297 3 omit those two main p 784 14 Plaid-a p. by day 370 3 Plain-and holy innocence 396 l and the coloured 897 13 as a pike staff 642 18 be p. in dress, and sober 32 23 ever trod the Arcadian p 437 14 force upon p. of Marathon 586 4 from many a palmy p 663 9 gather from the p 275 11 groves that shade the p 791 15 how she makes it p.! 924 19 in your neatness 348 8 kneels down upon sandy p 670 1 living and high thinking 445 23 luxuriate in thy sunny p 923 17 made p. with stones 362 21 on the Psychozoic p 241 23 search'd the flow'ry p 254 1 smile back on the p 673 14 so p. a man am 1 58 2 tale shall put you 821 21 ther you hev it p.. and flat 850 5 to reach the p 109 8 truth make things p 821 26 upon the solitary p 835 2 venture to go p 36 7 why then 1*11 tell her p 895 10 wide extended p 18 3 without pomp 99 9 Plainly-speeds being p. told 372 8 Plainness- sets off wit 884 21 use great p. of speech 741 16 Plains-and on the p. descend 723 20 orouching on the very p 716 18 everlasting as the hills 340 9 on the p. of Assyria 242 15 tyrants of the wat'ry p 273 16 Plaint-of Woe 625 8 Plainte-et commiseration 598 7 Plaintiff-defendant and p. get. . .339 3 think the P. is the man 431 11 Plaintive-full many a p. thing. . .530 20 thy p. anthem fades 558 2 vainly in a p. mood 342 8 Plaints-hear and see her p 894 19 Plaire-ne saurait se p 690 17 Plaisant-du p. au severe 605 6 Plaisir-double p. de tromper 182 22 modere tout a son p 644 20 Plaisirs-de la jeunesse 14 24 le plus doux des p 911 is voisins sont nos p 63 17 telle est de nos p 159 13 Platt-il p. a tout le monde 690 17 qui peut ce qui lui p 622 20 PLATO Plan-and reforms hisp 530 19 but not without a p 450 2 depicts divinest p 813 1 fit to do as well as p 492 17 for a plausible p 158 2 formed on the good old p 106 10 holiness, architectural p 369 2 how shall we p. 561 23 important in the p. of Him — 147 20 is worth a farthing 752 18 mars Creation's p 487 16 Reason drew the p 659 16 save on some worn-out p 459 6 that they should take 617 6 to see Borne p. adopted 716 15 type nature wills to p 459 9 Plane-higher p. of existence 637 2 Planet-born under a rhyming p.. 902 l fire-mist and a p 241 18 great man into the p 340 18 morning p. gilds her horns .... 751 1 no p. is of mine 132 21 some ill p. reigns 46 7 swims into his ken 607 6 to the red p. Mars 750 14 while I crawl upon this p 443 2 Planets-and this centre 574 13 beautiful which like p 248 18 guides p. in their course 433 2 he shall see old p. pass 909 23 in their radiant courses 778 5 in their station 714 1 more numerous than p 618 27 that are not able 20621 then no p. strike 427 22 three can make p. sing 759 16 who choir their delight 553 1 Planissume-res rediit p 265 7 Plank-another p. encountered. . . 504 16 carpenter dresses bis p 90 6 like a p. of driftwood 504 16 of the ivory floor 540 16 trust to a p. draw precarious. ..170 19 Planks-meet and part 504 15 Planned-perfect Woman, nobly p.897 18 work be so nobly p 253 7 Plans-disputing about bis p 564 15 should be regulated 120 12 still pilfers wretched p 598 21 to execute military p 843 7 Plant-and flower of Light 344 9 and propagate a vine 874 21 a p. divinely nurs'd 107 6 as a p. or a crystal 694 6 careless, unsocial p .! 921 15 dainty p. is ivy green 402 14 dear little p. that grows in 400 16 divine of rarest virtue 805 4 fame is no p. that grows 258 6 fix'd like a p. on his own 450 4 leaves of that shy p 458 19 look at this vigorous p 127 14 of slow growth 129 7, 303 21 slumbered in the p 189 6 sprung up to wither never 78 10 what p. we in this apple tree. .. 37 10 while earth bears a p 716 6 Plantation-a p. of religion 663 13 longing for de old p 773 19 not a p. of trade 663 13 Planted-Godfirstp.agarden....307 8 I have p., Apollos watered 316 8 thorns reaped of the tree I p. .670 7 Planting-find wheat for this p ... 318 4 Plants-aromatic p. bestow 9 23 how spring our tended p 747 14 like p. in mines 635 3 look up to heaven 632 6 suck in the earth 205 6 thou graft'st never grow 344 22 Plaster-boils and plagues p 1 2 when you should bring p 504 4 Plasters-for which there are no p. 706 16 Plastic-forms with p. care. 217 19 see p. nature working 546 20 Platane-round 813 26 Plate-melted down my p 31 3 of rare device and jewels 406 11 Plateau-of roofs by canyons 553 2 Plates-are scarred by the sun — 703 16 on p. of brass 794 7 Platform-half the p. reflects 307 16 Plato-Academe, P. s retirement. .569 1 divine P. escam malorum 600 14