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Rh Ply-it and you are mounted 875 25 Plying-a-p. up an* down 703 15 Plymouth-down to the P. Rock.. 22 15 fulcrum of P. Rock 22 19 right of P. to whole rock 22 18 Po-Schcld or wandering P 691 16 Poachers-ah.yep.,'tisnosport.. 5122 Pobreza-hombre que ha p 10 26 Pochi-fanno modo de p 410 13 Pocket-crept in Myra's p.-hole.. .464 15 ounce of poison in one p 101 22 out of his breeches' p 786 7 put it in his p 786 16 Bcruple to pick a p 404 19 up the rest 214 1 while it pickB yeer p 432 6 Pocula-Apollo p. Castalia 323 14 inter p 206 13 lucem et p. sacra 455 19 Pod-up to the very p 241 17 Pods-no p. adorn the vine 903 2 Poom-but is heroic p 442 21 if I publish this p 649 14 like to be married to a P 497 20 lovely as a tree 813 2 never was p. yet writ 61 13 picture, p. without words 576 9 see also Poetry pp. 602-605 Poems-and pay for p 776 16 are made by fools like me 813 2 read without a name 152 3 Pcena-interim p. est mori 175 24 pede p. claudo 414 7 potest demi 149 3 quie venit indigne p 762 18 vivere p. augustia 441 19 see also Punishment pp. 650-652 Pcenam-culpa secunda 711 12 Ftenas-turpes poenitentia- 276 9 see also Punishment p. 651 Pceniteat-votique peracti 411 19 incipias quod post p 666 19 Pccnitentia-consilium sequitur p.666 20 pcenas turpee p 276 9 PcemtentisD-supplicium p 651 13 Pcenitet-me tacuisse p 744 IS primi concilii dec* p 666 14 quern p. peccasse 666 18 Poenituit-durisse me p 709 2 Poesie-Musik ist P. dcr Luft.... 539 10 the more we feel of p 602 3 Poesy-flowers of p. bloom 71 8 short of climbing p 482 22 with Nature, Hope and P 922 16 see also Poetry 602-6C5 Poet-a good p.'s made 607 4 a great p.'s hidden ecstasy.... 602 24 and the p.'s dream 457 5 a sad trimmer 614 15 better p.'s heart than brain 358 15 every p. in his kind is bit 277 8 fann'd the P.'s fire 151 12 God is the perfect p 315 22 had no p. and they died 608 2 here a wandering p. sings 924 21 hour the p. loves 238 16 I read within a p.'s book 371 14 is the p.'s horse accounted. .. .875 25 lies the p.'s native land 914 18 lunatic, lover and p 387 11 maintain a p.'s dignity 295 21 making p. out of a man 535 20 no such thing as dumb p 577 9 of the cuss-word 51 6 orator or sage 15 2 poem is the p.'s mind 602 19 poor rose and p. too 678 14 sang, 'tis best to wod 88 9 say "this p. lies" 249 27 Shakespeare is not our p 701 14 should be so sublime a p 752 14 society the p. seeks 85 4 swan, like soul of the p 773 3 that fails in writing 152 l the p. did feign 540 1 the p.'s darling 156 14 the p.'s fate is here 235 10 thy skill to p. were 428 4 wine to the p 875 25 without a divine p 83 1 see also Poets pp. 605-609 Poetarum-quidam veterum p... .819 20 Poete-dieu est le p 912 3 [merged small][ocr errors] Poetic-and prosaic bewail 232 15 fields encompass me 402 1 guide into p. ground 662 16 nurse for a p. child 692 23 pangs of a p. birth 606 1 perfection of p. genius 381 16 scans with p. gaze 551 6 Poetical-gods had made thee p... 608 10 Poetis-fuit aqua potestas 44 3 mediocribus esse p 606 20 mentiri licet 607 22 Poetry-angling somewhat like p.. 29 21 • conceived the world, that was p. 4 12 cradled into p 608 13 heaven of p. and romance 360 19 if music and sweet p. agree 535 13 in art, Puseyism in art 44 4 in eighteenth century 461 18 is now life shall be p 444 18 it is not p. but prose 608 6 language is fossil p 426 6 music is p. of the air 539 10 music resembles p 538 22 page of prancing p 77 11 philosophy becomes p 308 12 romance is p. of literature 676 14 that with p. is won 899 10 the best words in best order.. .602 12 the thing signified 775 10 without inspiration 758 19 see also Poetry pp. 602-605 Poets-admire only p. of old 607 18 all p.* wit hath ever writ 108 6 all sages said, all p. sung 890 16 and actors were heroes 406 20 and witty p. sing 498 18 are the cooks 4 14 but p.* pens pluckt 592 is can p. soothe you 602 14 dead P. who are living 607 12 fabrics of other p 701 6 freedom needs all her p 295 14 S'ving the p. a pill 702 l od, eldest of P. 320 18 good p. are bad critics 151 7 half-p. even are democrats 188 3 have equal license 44 3 heard the p. tell how came 54 l heap virtues 925 IB heart's ease that p. knew 578 2 I chanced upon the p 76 3 like frienda to whom 300 23 like painters 608 l like vintners, balderdash 4 14 live upon living light 557 13 love is a boy by p. styled 466 3 made his prophets p 602 3 make men witty 757 7 our p. steal from Homer 598 20 Orpheus' lute as p. tell 68 11 souls of p. dead and gone 395 6 the p.' scroll outlive 309 21 thou wilt not laugh at p 465 IB when great p. Bing 700 21 when p.* plots in plays damned. 150 24 would have been p 150 8 yet all that p. Bing 730 2 youthful p. fancy when 61 14 see also Poets pp. 605-609 Poids-un p. bien pesant 259 18 Poignant-though p.. sweet 604 6 Poignee-la p. est a Rome 662 21 Point-alone to Thee 393 7 a moral, or adorn a tale 542 18 at the p. of the knife 853 6 at which even justice 415 6 carried every p 760 11 dance upon the p. of a needle. 745 10 fine a p. to your wit 883 14 highest p. of my greatness 341 14 how sharp the p. of this 508 26 is plain as pike staff 642 18 of mortal breathing 92 11 of vision alters 244 26 on one sma.l p. of land 450 11 on p. of interrogation 561 6 sword whose p. is everywhere. .662 21 they do not p. on me 581 16 to p. out to your Lordship. . . .841 10 to press your p 219 13 upon any other p. whatever.. .569 24 Pointcd-at with the finger 258 11 better p. bullets than 842 11 crosier p. at one end 661 13 I p. ahead 780 6 out with the finger 667 20 Pointing-at the skies 525 2 needle p. to Him 392 10 Points-clears the p. o' Faith 629 18 eleven p. of the law 617 1 gory p. thy bosom pressed... .676 4 kindred p. of Heaven and 428 8 master has p. to carry 316 20 no p. of the compass on 587 21 no prickly p 787 6 of practical politics 611 15 turns and p. again to Thee 392 16 Poise-equal p. of hope and fear.. 102 11 overbalanced p 552 7 Poised-above in airy grace 874 16 on a bulrush 75 13 Poison-by p.'s art 100 13 delicate p. of sloth 384 21 frequently drinking p 213 1 he drank all the p 900 19 he drank the p 874 18 hir with the sweet bait 473 6 his antidotes are p 504 6 in p. there is physic 503 22 instead of dirt and p 774 24 I sell thecp 84 11 it is the p. tree 665 14 nor p.-draught for ours 704 6 of misused wine 876 7 ounce of p. in one pocket 101 22 subdues the rage of p 535 9 Bweet p. of love 477 15 to hurt him 213 1 to men's souls 84 11 tongues can p. truth 27 18 weeps only tears of p 665 14 within the p. chalice 63 28 within thy tear 722 16 see also Poison pp. 509, 510 Poisoned-air and tortured soil.. .849 1 by serpent's sting 592 3 no gall has ever p. my pen 48 10 of our p. chalice 414 24 rat in a hole 28 20 some p. by their wives 6S6 6 till it has p. the parent 404 1 Poisonous-from p. herbs extracts. 64 10 Poisons-concealed under 183 6 spring where thou fiowest 559 9 universal plodding p 911 6 Poke-as pigges do in a p 775 6 Polar-find the p. star 456 10 Pole-all sights from p. to p 736 17 beloved from p. to p 717 11 dancing round the p 521 21 flash from p. to p 754 9 from Indus to the P 219 2 God the p 767 20 like magnetic needle top 392 9 needle trembles to the p 393 6 o'er those little p.-hills 597 a pleasure trip to the p 764 11 points upon the p 393 7 prog from p. to p 810 6 rag on a worm-eaten p 274 13 so stands the p 391 18 so tall to reach the p 739 18 towards its only p 474 15 true as needle to the p 767 14 went to the political p 521 6 when the p. was a staff 274 13 P61e-que son p. unique 474 16 Poles-both p. of heaven saw 228 20 snowy p. and moons of Mars. .752 6 true to the p. of Nature 444 19 Police—foorce to prcvint war 845 21 governments sink into p 331 11 Policeman-a p.*3 lot is not 331 11 Policy-arts of civil p 590 20 comport with our p 852 18 elements of saving p 612 12 empty Reasoning on P 408 7 erroneous p. than corrupt 612 17 honesty is the best p 371 17 kept hands with hoary p 481 11 no less wise than eternal 367 27 of civil society 413 12 of pin pricks. 815 12 sits above conscience 698 16 suspicion of being no p 413 12 true p. to steer clear 753 16 which true p. befriends 664 8 See also Policy p. 610
 * s vision of eternal fame 839 21