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 SACRED SAINT a truth still s 759 13 beside his s. stream 463 23 burden is this life 447 7 by adversity 301 18 dread death for s. cause 686 10 feed his s. flame 467 12 flowed a s. stream 454 1 guarded as a s. thing 154 9 ink of scholar more s 50 8 men divine and s. call 919 10 nothing s. but the beautiful. . . 61 19 on holidays a s. pin 33 18 powers tread on oblivion 564 26 stones will be held s 41 4 things s. should not 662 9 too true and too s 302 17 under s. name of friend 79 3 will fall on the s. cause 850 l Sacrement-de l'adultere 497 13 Sacrifice-an unpitied s 827 7 at an intolerable s 833 16 dear as a flame of s 690 3 forbade the Patriarch's s 535 6 is the first element 663 4 law of s 207 21 of these desires 771 9 pinnacles of S 849 17 prayers one sweet s 628 S spotted livers in the s 1 5 stands thine ancient s 287 12 turn delight into as 602 26 war's great s 845 10 your tears, your sighs 902 10 see also Sacrifice p. 689 Sacrificed-Milton s. to Devil 689 21 Sacrificer-meet the s.'s knife 178 12 Sacrifices-compensation for s 188 18 land is dearer for our s 587 22 love s. all things 465 14 made up of petty s 493 13 which eternity exacts 470 13 worshipped with s 319 25 Sacrilegious-but may plead 864 6 Sacria-largire Camcenis 793 14 Sacros-res s. non modo 662 9 Sacrum-inter s. et sazim 113 14 Sad-as angels for good man's. .. . 710 25 a thing seems merriment 429 2 because it hath been sweet 509 2 echo of the s. steps 548 3 experience to make me s 285 2 face to make us s 529 l for nae-body 134 4 has something s. to say 609 8 heart tires in a mile 512 11 in 8. or singing weather 481 18 is it so s. to die 179 24 make us s. next morning 661 3 name forever s 543 1 no one more s 429 21 rich men look s 856 24 sadness when they're s 886 18 say I'm weary, say I'm s 417 16 sweet or s. as we 455 6 to think on what we are 749 24 vicissitude of things 96 14 was nor s. nor merry 246 12 we are too s. and careful 917 5 when he sets 769 1 which cheers the s 875 1 who is not wise is s 127 13 why 8. and mournful 755 5 world was s 887 24 you are s. in the midst 290 21 see also Sadness pp. 689, 690 Sadden-after none, or bitter 876 10 Saddens-hi a senseless din 614 13 wind that s 575 24 Sadder-and life grows s 455 4 a s. and a wiser man 518 19 than owl-songs 636 19 they are s. than I am 540 19 Saddest-am s. when I sing 540 19 of the year fij 20 thing befall a soul 255 15 your s. array 52 16 see also Sadness pp. 689, 690 Saddle-always in his s 187 25 Germany in the s 311 13 Saddled-rtullions ready s 854 15 Sad-eyed-no s. ghost but 507 6 Sadly-amuse themselves s 223 18 Sadness-beauty and s. go 60 6 fate turns to sudden s 735 24 feeling of s. and longing 689 24 fling off thy s 209 13 most humorous s .810 12 songs of s. and of mirth 713 6 Sadowa-won battle of S 217 14 SsBcula-aurea nunc vere s 325 17 Sseculi-est haec s. labes 835 23 Sasculum-nullum s. magnis 309 19 Ssevitise-dedisset tempora s 815 16 Saavitque-animis vulgus 649 6 Safe-advise from a s. port 11 7 and sound your trust is 890 6 bind, s. find 641 25 desperate evils make s 241 6 direct and honest is not s 372 7 from all adversity 869 21 here thou art more than s 440 9 in a ditch he bides 920 21 in hallowed quiets of past 582 19 in the inner fold 411 9 it is not s. to know 421 1 lies there s. for thee 427 16 on guard even when s 160 6 perdition to be s 819 13 whose wishes roam 783 26 world s. for democracy 188 18 Safeguard-of the West 831 11 Safer-being meek than fierce 125 19 be that which we destroy 409 25 Sa lest- what is honorable s 373 20 who goes lowest builds s 380 19 who stands s 291 11 Safety-always s. in valor 829 7 best s. lies in fear 269 6 death was s. and great joy 359 18 for the s. of England 649 4 lies in middle course 520 10 little s. from my shield 841 18 makest me dwell in s 719 13 monuments of the s 569 14 multitude of counsellors is s ... 11 6 obedience the wife of s 564 7 of great wealth 865 4 of the country is at stake 848 14 of the state 332 10 only s. for the conquered 858 20 preferred public s 187 9 public s. supersedes private 369 8 teach thee s 146 4 tenders doubtful s 816 19 this flower, s 159 18 to act in a 881 7 to purchase temporary s 438 15 vigilance for their s 586 13 walks in its steps 415 4 when you are in s 816 16 Saffron-and the s. flower 690 3 in s.-colored mantle 528 24 Saftr-ganz besondrer S 73 10 Sagacious-blue-stocking 101 22 in making useful discoveries. . . 879 20 Sagax-utiliumque s. rerum 879 20 Sage-experience made him s 13 26 had courage, was as 382 20 has s. in his garden 356 17 he stood 194 18 he thought as a s 270 10 l'air fou et-6tre s 761 1 le s. evite le monde 724 10 lets, or cynic prattle 466 6 l'une des vertus du s 707 26 makes you homely, make you b.797 10 make the s. frolic 875 16 n'est pas si s. qu'il croit 284 1 n'est que s. est triste 127 10 no better than the fool 696 18 of greater vertue than s 356 16 plus s. te rendre 162 19 qui se croit s 285 22 soit s. avec sobri£te 658 23 thes.'spride 608 2 thinks like a s 803 20 thou hero, patriot, s 861 13 vaudrait un s. ennemi 385 24 what s. has he not outseen. . . .701 1 see also "Wisdom pp. 878-S82 Sager-by losing rendered s 569 6 Sages-ask thee why 58 22 converse with the old s 76 1 doctors and the s 528 15 dozing s. drop 804 7 find that all s. said 693 25 have seen in thy face 730 13 high gods and the s 547 16 once did sing 117 2 renowned on Grecian earth. . . .638 8 said by ancient s 454 10 bo dark as s. Bay 441 23 so have all s. said 890 15 than all the s. can 814 14 thoughts of greatest s 79 6 what ancient s. sought 134 5 wits and musing s 77 12 Sagesse-dernier de la s 464 18 Saggio-che'l s. e '1 forte 293 1 Sagittis-venenatis gravida s 100 13 Said-and done 9 1 has not been s. before.. 598 20, 599 20 he himself has s. it 224 2, 741 12 if you s. so, then I s. bo 590 9 kill them when they're s 902 22 little s. soonest mended 778 19 more easily thought than s. . . .343 30 much might be s 41 15 never been s. before 48 25 never s. a foolish thing 685 12 no more to be s 230 16 sighed, wept and s. no more. . . 707 3 'tis well s. again 906 10 'twaB no matter what he s 513 8 well s. as if I had s. it 128 26 what can there more be s 99 11 what they s. or may 232 16 what you intended, not s 373 5 when the least is s 636 5 Sail-bark attendant s 761 12 direct my s 191 22 diversely we a 450 5 every threadbare s 274 15 forth into the sea of life 869 21 give gale his reckless s 909 23 glimmering s. bends to the 704 15 gray s. against the sky 88 11 haul my s 206 11 he spreads for Heav*n 919 5 if Fortune fill thy s 289 18 like the swing of a s 849 13 little nautilus to s 75 7 must swell the s 74 27 o'er silent seas again 505 6 on, O Ship of State 22 14 sea-mark of my utmost s 177 16 spread the s 549 13 steer my bark and s 549 1 than bear so low as 133 17 whirring s. goes round 575 1 white s. of his soul 163 26 with here and there as 462 11 Sailed-and s. incessantly 537 15 slow s. the weary mariners. . . .511 11 while the sweetling s 56 6 you never s. with me before. . .268 4 Sailing-the Vesuvian Bay 402 8 with supreme dominion 208 21 Sailor-before Noah was as 434 3 bringest the s. to his wife 549 19 great mind is a good s 514 1 hear a brother s 549 18 home is the s 235 2 lass that loves as 802 5 when the prize has struck 409 6 Sailors-freeze with fears 754 2 song of the s. in glee 169 6 the s. won't believe it 550 17 three s. of Bristol City 549 20 when away in every port 869 13 winds that s. rail at 722 12 Sails-argosies of magic s 11 19 behold the threaden s 549 16 easy to spread the s 760 17 flapped the s 88 IS for fish Bhe s. to sea 356 2 forth the stripling bold 451 18 give the s. to fate 265 8 it's the set of the s 704 8 majestic with swelling s 703 23 of lead 704 2 purple the s 704 1 rigged out with s. of fire 770 3 right for royal s 365 20 shift our s 912 17 white and rustling s 548 18 Saint-abroad, and devil at home. 383 6 and seem as 833 19 a s. run mad 664 14 by s., by savage 627 14 Christ's chosen s 115 11 frequent Doctor and S. 42 17