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 1228 PRISON PROLOGUES stone walls do not a p. make. .371 14 where* his soul 170 2 see also Prison p. 634. Prisoned-in a parlour 634 6 pining nymph had p 69 7 Prisoner-in his twisted gyves. • . .479 17 no p., but an anchoret 634 10 passing on p.'s life 412 13 root that takes reason p 397 8 the p.'s release 720 23 Prisoners-of hope 378 13 Prison-house-secrets of my p 696 2 Pristine-sound and p. health .... 504 1 Privacy-be an end, a p 565 8 enamoured of sainted p 533 19 of golden light is tbino 428 8 passed it in p 446 11 tumultuous p. of storm 723 3 Private-ambition of a p. man — 624 7 citizens shall have square 334 8 consult our p. ends 120 21 credit is wealth 865 14 God enters by a p. door 398 10 is his p. property 49 2 land Heaven, a p. station 373 14 public safety supersedes p 369 8, served no p. end 753 7 that p. men enjoy 92 3 we have some p. ends 696 5 what p. griefs they have 343 10 who takes no p. road 546 21 Privates-that p. have not too — 92 3 who march with spirit 727 1 Privilege-death is the p. of humanl75 6 for his merchandize 649 15 his p. how large 458 23 nobler p. to think 789 11 of an author 445 5 of a parent ..243 9 of putting him to death 334 18 permits my song 828 18 sins do bear their p 711 27 worth a pound of p 920 1 Privileged-America p. to spend. . 860 6 beyond the common walk 181 1 less p. than grain 671 3 Privileges-of government. 332 14 special p. for none 675 2 Prix-le savoir a son p 421 19 paix a tout p 589 7 Prize-above my dukedom. ...... 80 2 all the p. is lost 21 4 climbing for the p. was torn. . .372 17 excels in what we p 780 7 firmness gains the p 422 20 goal, not on the p 762 g hardly worth the cost 899 13 has struck in fight 409 6 if solid happiness we p 350 24 is lawful p 35 12 it is war's p 856 12 joy is virtue's p 837 24 let me gain the p 476 11 love the game beyond the p — 373 23 no matter what else the p 726 5 not strength but art obtains p.. 44 2 not the p. gives the joy 759 10 still wears the p 37 20 Shakespeare we most p 700 23 striving to win the p 759 10 struggle not the p 760 20 sweet labour's p 756 20 their P. a Sot 450 8 them most who aTe wise 77 20 to Timotheus yield the p 26 12 we p. the Hen 365 7 we sought is won 459 14 what we have we p 616 17 who shall win the p 252 26 wicked p. itself buys out 433 10 Prized-beyond sculptured flower. 678 20 more p. than jewels 12 2 Prizes-my faithful heart p 400 17 the p. were not ours 759 8 Proavos-nam genus et p 25 2 Probabilities-further than p 596 17 Probability-is the guide 634 is keep p. in view 819 19 only a p. of such 256 17 Probable-truth not seem p 818 7 Probably-top sits P. Arborial — 25 IS Probatr-quoa p. et veneratur 429 8 Probationary-Eden's p. tree 407 19 Probi-alterum incusat p 266 15 Probing-deep has ever solved 716 21 Probitas-laudatur et alget 837 1 Probitatis-impendio constat 429 17 Probity-Good faith and p 727 13 Problem-still for us 126 10 Problems-first of all p 908 4 of various economic p 918 4 Proboque-video meliora p 102 22 Proboscis-wreathed his little p. .. 219 6 Proceed-I thus suddenly p 895 13 upon just grounds 415 1 Process- by which human ends. . .516 14 except by a like p 421 11 execute any civil p 369 8 not knowing the p 411 13 of the doubtful years 608 22 of the suns 790 7 Proclaim-thy dread tribunal 411 24 to all the sensual world p 314 9 Pronlaimeth-the world p 503 18 Proclivity-by p. we quote 654 6 Procrastination-brings loss 794 13 is thief of time 801 12 no laziness, nop 793 9 Proctors-with prudes for p 896 16 Procul-o p. este profani 355 8 Procure-what fuller can p 458 6 Procuring-means of p. respect ... 32 14 Prodegeris-si quid p 213 22 Prodens-quam p. boni 328 6 Prodesse-sibi p. non quiret 879 10 Prodest-cui p. scelus 149 11 Prodigal-and the generous p 725 22 be a P.'s favorite 192 3 be nop 155 13 chariest maid is p 924 2 of his own 144 25 our own p. excess 260 20 say of a p. man 221 23 should waste his wealth 517 19 the soul lends tongue 841 9 within compass 212 6 yet p. of ease 444 7 Prodigals-when p. return 666 1 Prodigies-what p. surprise 447 3 Prodigy-he calls it a p 259 26 round-fae'd p. t'avert 574 16 what a p. [is man] 490 25 Prodis-ni feras, p. tuum 300 11 vitium ni feras p. tuum 267 3 Proditori-credendum putavit 811 6 Proditur-contexuit annis p 677 16 Produce-labor cannot p. without.424 14 right of labor to its own p 424 14 what will this boaster p 532 18 Produced-nothing great p 303 24 too slowly ever to decay 921 is Producing-holy witness 486 27 Producis-raro p. genio 264 3 Product-of a scoffer's pen 51 9 of History 420 15 of man's spiritual nature 367 11 Production-of souls is the secret. .737 16 Productions-of the brain 204 5 whose p. should take 51 7 Profanation-in the less, foul p 885 ll were for all but you 63 1 Profane-eloquence transferred. . . 219 18 hence ye p.; I hate you all 647 13 the leaves 440 3 the service 176 10 Profaned-the God-given strength756 16 Profanely-not to speak it p 5 21 Profani-o procul este p 355 8 Profanum-odi p. vulgus 648 6 Profecto-nec mutam p. repertamS92 16 semel p. pnemere 638 2 Profess-a friend may p 301 10 I do p. to be no less 104 12 I profess not talking 8 16 Profession-about these matters. .661 19 a martyr to his p 306 22 debtor to his p 565 22 dexteritie in his p 776 19 he best knows 565 23 incidents of the p 535 4 until sixty, at wnioh age 910 16 Professional-political and p 910 14 Professions-in limited p 786 20 liberal p. of good-will 300 21 Professor-first p. of our art. 56 10 Professors-mair use to the p 432 6 of the Dismal Science 691 20 reign among p. of one faith 664 21 Profeti-armati vinsero 851 4 ProfiVand closed with p 75 16 and had small p 905 10 do not wish to make any p 306 20 field brings greater p 339 6 for one's self 306 19 gained most p. from books 78 9 Gods give that man p 323 19 great p. yields 306 13 hence will p. come 784 1 hop for his p 877 6 in knowledge of myself. ...... .285 13 is unjust can p. no one 414 4 may bring considerable p 424 13 may P- by his errors 245 11 my p. on't is I know how 426 18 no p. grows 306 17 no p. if outlay exceeds it 87 1 of shining nights 46 6 out of light, a little p 456 21 receive countenance and p 565 22 shooting at own praise or p.. . .383 10 things of greatest p 876 5 title and p. I resign 373 14 to p., learn to please 306 12 which without p. suck 867 12 wise p. by it 11 13 Profitable-revenge is p 672 3 to reckon up our defects 98 8 Pronted-^what is a man p 738 4 Profiting-by foolishness 760 15 Profitless-as water in sieve 11 11 Profite-and calculating p 76 2 nothing p. more than 697 7 now to understand 739 14 who p. by crime 149 11 wind that p. nobody 874 3 Profiigate-so witty, p. and thin. .229 1 Prof ound-by myriad thoughts p. . 59 8 fathom thy p. of love 321 7 felt with spirit so p 790 13 into a book's p 76 2 plunge to depths p 307 11 talk'd with looks p • 553 7 to be the most p 560 12 Profundamus-mmis omnia p 600 11 Profundity-^vast p. obscure 915 2 Profuse-not p. but elegant 271 6 Profusus-sui p 144 25 Prog-from pole to pole 810 6 Progeny-a p. of learning 436 20 contain p. of life 79 17 provide for p 619 6 Prognostics-not always prove 637 11 Program-for British Ministry 611 5 Progres-en spirale 635 20 Progress-begins his golden p 720 1 costly is p. of the race 587 22 first step in p 195 22 from an indefinite 242 9 gains strength by its p 329 22 golden p. in the east 824 17 keystone of human p.. 331 11 marks the p. of art 44 16 of rivers to ocean 237 12 of their long decay 686 23 of these years 508 15 ordered p. of society 613 16 rills their mazy p. take 84 17 stop the p. of reform 660 22 through world is trouble 444 15 we p. and we prog 810 5 without p. made 378 7 world's best p. springs 195 21 see also Progress pp. 634-636 Progressive-in a p. country 94 6 Prohibited-degrees of kin '.496 7 Prohibition-a p. so divine 763 15 to the Tree of P 294 8 Proie-ne lache pas sa p 174 18 Project-from p. to completion. . . 221 3 that thus their p. crossed 262 18 Projectile-British army be p 847 4 Projection-weak and niggardly p.222 9 Projects-fitter for new p 922 1 Projet-chemin est long du p 221 3 Prolific-earth's p. lap 978 11 Prolixious-nicety and p. blushes. . 74 16 Prologue-excuse came p 251 13 is the grace 4 14 to make a long p 755 12 what's past is p 582 24 Prologues-like compliments 4 16 precede the piece 4 IS