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 PRAISE PREISET envy is a kind of p 226 18 fame no conjunction with p 257 18 fed with milk and p 110 22 flatterers p. discourse of 276 5 from Sir Hubert Stanley is p. .624 21 garment of p 127 20 he p. their wisdom 410 7 her while she lasts 290 6 him still in the songs 325 4 hiB honesty for vulgar p 371 23 however we do p. ourselves. . . .500 1 incense of awe-struck p 554 12 in p. of Robin Hood 755 3 in wonder love and p 509 20 it deserves some p 922 18 it or blame it too much 30S 21 justly p., or justly blame 152 3 let us now p. famous men 257 21 maiden can season her p 782 11 maid, there were none to p. . .565 21 mine own when I p. thee 920 7 modest, not after p 521 10 my best p. is, I am 300 9 named thee but to p 338 15 Nature gave her the p 59 16 neither p. nor pelf 341 5 noble p. deserves a quill 592 8 no p. in being upright 373 6 nor the blame our own 120 1 odes in p. of Muhammad 699 6 offices of prayer and p 629 a of p. a mere glutton 276 4 of which I nothing know 92 2 only the Master shall p. us 910 l only those who are dead 607 18 paint truest p. 'em most 576 5 poets lose half the p 609 2 preferring to eternal p 865 5 price to pay for your p 607 18 rehearse his worthy p 389 19 right p. and true perfection — 558 15 seller s p. belongs 87 8 shooting at own p. or profit. . .383 10 Silence muse His p 320 8 slight is the p. we render 336 7 some p. at morning 569 25 song in thy p .__ 12 19 sons attain p. of their sires 24 13 swells the note of p 537 3 their Maker as tLey move 68 7 them openly 300 13 the sea but keep on land 567 3 the work some p 40 20 they p. me and make an ass. . .285 13 they that will times past, .582 15 thirst of p 20 8 through p. and blame 473 10 'tis how much that gathers p. .. 50 21 to lofty things alone 340 9 to Mary Queen p. be given 717 11 to mine own self bring 920 7 too short to speak his p 321 7 to our French ladies 579 ll undeserved is satire 624 2 undeserved is scandal 624 24 uplift in p 156 4 vocal with the Maker's p 118 20 who gave us nobler loves 609 11 who grasp at p. sublime 455 10 whose p. defames 276 25 without infamy or p 443 22 wits to read and p. to give 701 10 worth the p. of earth 722 18 yourself extravagantly 228 3 see also Praise pp. 624, 625 Praised-as equal to the gods 622 26 hear us p. by others 297 8 unenvied by the muse 233 1 virtue is p. and freezes 837 1 wept, and honour'd 230 1 see also Praise pp. 624, 625 Praises-bard to sing their p 366 9 by your p. extol to the skies. . .600 23 itself but in the deed 632 26 let them live upon their p 282 9 one only speak your p 155 19 our p. are our wages 187 4 the deeds of another 25 9 the p. of fools 309 15 those who follow 195 12 swells with p. he gives 49 7 took delight in thy p 256 16 your Maker's p. spout 273 16 see also Praise pp. 624, 625 Praiseworthy-to do what is 433 6 Praising-see Praise pp. 624, 625 Prate-about what others prove. .383 9 of wealth of nations 865 11 Praters-women accounted p 892 16 Prates-of war after wine 875 19 Prattle-his p. to be tedious 6 3 let sage or cynic p 466 6 violets p. and titter 834 5 Prava-minimus rebus p 771 3 multa injusta ac p 347 14 premium est qui p 419 23 Pravis-imitandis turpibus p 387 22 utque p. dictis 368 3 Pravum-quffl in p. induerunt 347 8 Praxiteles-did by his glass 136 8 when did P. see me 694 10 Pray-climb up here to p 689 1 came to scoff, remained to p. . .626 8 death we daily p. for 524 9 for them that have done scathe.116 2 go down to the chapel and p. .. 34 6 in the evening, p 795 1 men may p. but they pay 600 19 praise who came top 625 25 still would I p 471 16 sleep except when I p 719 16 that every passing hour 354 11 thou who weepest 814 15 to p. they have their will 355 2 watch to-night, p. to-morrow. .511 24 we do p. for mercy 510 13 work as well as p 911 20 see also Prayer pp. 625-629 Prayed-a good monarch p 768 2 in her fields of poppies 848 15 is a thing to be p. for 503 3 parent p. that his children. . . .451 11 so upon this wise I p 360 4 see also Prayer pp. 625-629 Prayer-all his business 731 8 all other grace to p 721 1 always made one p. to God 674, 9 " taught p 54 13 attend thy votary's p 721 13 doth teach us to render 510 13 erects a house of p 118 7 flower-girl's p. to buy 278 4 for the snows 813 25 four spend in p 793 14 grant this last p 172 6 he made his p. even as you. . . .900 11 homes of silent p 250 10 is one with P 669 24 kneeling at her evening p 546 2 now a sermon, now a p 67 23 of Ajax was for light 456 9 pure as the p 887 13 rainbow-clad spirits of p 553 1 saintly vestals pale in p 457 19 shou'd dawn with day 721 7 that follows after p 732 15 their very lives, are p 112 14 the people's p 839 9 this p. at least 199 14 top., lo! God is great 316 3 unappeasable by p 165 1 was, Light — more Light 457 2 wish is like a p. with God 882 6 see also Prayer pp. 625-629 Prayer-book-in your hand 919 8 Prayers-afterwards redress 518 25 and feed on p 589 22 believe, and say my p 381 6 devil cross my p 193 15 every night my p. I say 112 12 farmer who ne'er misses p 668 12 for observers of his law 610 3 into our p. with gentle 27 6 might set it in my p 543 16 nor is bent by p 382 6 of the church 810 20 our p., our tears 141 22 our p. should be 356 23 past all comforts but p 124 19 possession to my holy p 193 10 so deaf to my p 471 8 their p., fear, wrath 78 21 where p. cross 785 1 whole earth rings with p 425 7 would move me 132 23 see also Prayers pp. 625-629 Prayest-thou for riches 487 7 Prayeth-best who loveth best. . .625 18 Praying-against a temptation. . .785 6 aven thing in th' p 845 20 Prays-he who labors p 423 20 he who p. and labors 424 1 man's heart when he p 627 1 thus the suppliant p 447 2 Preach-a better sermon 759 22 about what others prove 383 9 against it in the city 307 6 at once both please and p 5 6 comes to p. or prate 285 20 democracy in vain 334 23 for this men write, speak, p. . . 256 13 if I p. a whole year 444 15 they may p. who please 874 22 they p. in vain 874 22 Preached-against the crown 683 8 friar p. against stealing 786 10 manners ne'er were p 493 26 saving doctrine p. to all 523 12 Preacher-he, too, is no mean p. . . 791 2 Sunday theme layB down 408 23 the sacred p. cries 444 5 vanity, as the P. saith 471 16 who lives well, is the best p. .. .442 24 see also Preaching pp. 629-631 Preachers-bells are best of p 67 23 modern p. say the same 830 1 Preaches-our own experience p.. .245 14 this no Saint p 315 14 see also Preaching pp. 629-631 Preaching-praying the end of p. . 626 11 see also Preaching pp. 629-631 Preamble-war against a p 859 7 Precando-flecti sperare p 629 2 Precarious-hopes have p. life. . . .375 26 Precaution-better than cure 645 12 Prece-nec ulla p. flectitur 382 6 Precedence-allay the good p 200 18 Precedent-embalms a principle. .633 16 fatal p. will plead 881 25 for which they have a p 243 1 man without a p 459 10 no p. for poor men's facts 185 8 to well-established p 81 21 will be recorded for a p 433 24 Precedents-of to-morrow 806 12 Precept-descended from 421 17 ending with some p. deep 778 6 more valuable than p 245 9 so much in p. as in life 881 1 uponp 815 14 Precepts-her glorious p. draw 408 24 Precibus-quse p. empta est 627 22 Precious-deserve the p. bane 866 3 how much themselves more p. .. 347 26 keepsakes into which 507 14 love's too p. to be lost 482 14 made p. by the foil 825 22 name better than p. ointment. .542 - 6 only to ourselves 339 2 that were most p. to me 508 22 the giver makes p 312 18 thing when wives are dead 869 2 two rich and p. stones 406 14 Precipitates-with thick warble. . .557 17 Precipitation-festination prove p.353 15 Precise-in every part 32 8 Precocity-a miracle of p 429 13 Precursor-suretyship is p. of ruin638 9 Predecessor-illustrious p 242 18 Predecessors-illustrious p 243 3 Predestined-been long p 242 7 Predestination-far remov'd p. .. . 198 3 in the stride 703 14 Predica-bien p. quienbien vive. .442 24 Predicb-mind could not p 398 10 Pre-eminence-regulated p 24 3 Pre-existentr-knows his p. state. . 264 6 Prefer-any load of infamy 334 17 books to pounds 461 14 folks p. in fact a hovel 369 11 Preference-give p. to woman .... 804 2 to birth ". 24 3 Prefermentr-goes by letter 113 27 is no disgrace 140 10 so I got p 683 11 Pregiudizi-pieno di p 631 23 Pregnant-quarry teem'd with 43 19 with all eternity 801 13 with all that makes 801 13 Preis-*verganglich ist ihr P 44 20 PreisetrBO p. inn das Lied 257 8