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 SEAS through s. to seek 64 1 tosaed upon cloudy s 556 4 volume of all the s 480 14 washed sunset gates 552 14 waste of s 141 14 wealth of s 254 23 see also Ocean pp. 566-568 Sea-shell-the hollow s 566 20 Seaaon-as out of s. judged 925 10 children in age's s 14 4 ended ere the s.'b fall 527 6 ever 'gainst that s. comes 427 22 every s. hath its pleasure 52 9 everything there is a s 794 9 for a man's merit 511 1 for calm, familiar talk 777 23 for old men to learn 434 26 glads, of life 922 12 I love the s. well 38 13 in an unprepared s 678 14 in every s. bright and dim 439 22 it is the s. now to go 748 6 looked delightful 495 21 of mists and mellow 52 5 of one s. only 77 4 things by s. season'd are 593 11 thou 'point'st the s 571 17 word spoken in good s 905 22 your admiration 9 14 Seasoned-joys s. high 410 4 with a gracious voice 183 19 Seasoning-for food is hunger 381 24 Seasonless-herbless, treeless 97 2 Seasons-all s. and their change.. . 137 18 all s. for thine own 169 8 as the swift s. roll 737 14 difference, as icy fang 878 a fair are the s 772 8 forth issew'd the S 748 4 mark ours 190 21 of love roll not 476 15 rolling S. bring 302 8 sorrow breaks s 735 20 we see the s. alter 527 12 when to take occasion 753 12 with the year s. return 546 10 you'll judge the s 705 8 see also Seasons pp. 694, 695 Seat-Apollo mounts his s 769 12 ascend up to our native s 635 15 chosen s. of each fond lover. . .460 2 hath man his fixed s 750 20 he held his s. a friend 380 7 her wild sequester'd s 505 16 made the throne her s 341 10 other s. of divinity 318 6 , of the Zwinglians 664 4 sit in thescorner's s 379 7 sit on a Prophet's s 152 4 strong his arm, fast his s 900 6 Thought's mysterious s 687 13 thy s. is up on high 177 22 Seats-of happy immortals 322 24 with s. beneath the shade 356 7 Seaward-looking s. assured 617 14 Sea-weed-and shells upon sand.. .791 20 no more thans 865 10 Secat-magnas plerumque res s. .. 674 2 Seceded-say to s. States 855 11 Second-and sober thoughts 788 14 better than their s 789 18 everybody allows s. place 920 9 honorable to reach s 20 G in heaven the s. maid 99 11 offence bear punishment 711 12 shines in the s. rank 259 17 the s. mads him 399 20 thoughts are best 787 23 what is the s.? 572 20 Seconded-bis zeal, none s 925 10 Second-hand-bookseller is. . . 649 13 dealers than plagiarists 600 l Seconds-that tick as the clock. . . 727 l Secour-pour en joucher 341 7 Secrecy-dispose with s 598 22 infinite book of s 547 3 infinite book of s 547 3 queen of s. the violet 363 G Secret-beauty's s. nearer 822 23 bread eaten in s 786 12 by s. power of hidden Nature. . 393 7 can not be kept 759 21 SEEKETH confiding s. to another soul. . . . 340 18 counsels of princes 11 2 every s. Nature told 463 23 factory is a s. place 794 2 favours s., sweet and precious.. 899 6 forbidden have s. charm 601 22 garde du s. des princes 11 2 his dear friend's s. tell 496 5 in many a s. place ". 548 7 ins., in silence, and tears..... .92019 its s. spilt on the ground 270 17 joys and s. smiles 54 5 keeps the s. it betrays 472 16 kept s. by the sufferer 714 14 learn the s. of the sea 567 16 le s. d'ennuyer 778 18 ma vie a son s 464 7 most s. and inviolate r 682 6 of a garret room 76 3 of being tiresome 778 18 of the sounding wire 71 10 of unfathomable depth 737 16 one sweet Bad s 464 7 reprove friends in s 300 13 scarcely lisping 84 19 self-contained, solitary 575 9 still the s. joy partake 838 4 sympathetic aid 109 1 that clasps it is rarer 61 13 that thou dar'st not tell 73 14 the s. of its power 279 14 though in s. it rolls 508 3 though s. she retire 245 6 told to the mouth 418 12 trusted woman with as 666 10 what s. makes them so 540 9 wish to preserve your s 753 10 see also Secrecy pp. 695, 696 Secrete-amicos admone 300 13 Secrets-discharge their s 186 25 greatest s. of kings 648 1 hear her s. so bewrayed 74 17 her open s. wrung 547 16 it discloses s 399 6 mighty s. of the past 801 4 of life are not shown 775 23 of state no more 331 4 of the grave 714 24 of the sepulchres 363 26 these are weighty s 73 16 see also Secrecy pp. 695, 696 Sect-adverse s. denied 42 24 slave to no s. who takes 546 21 there was never law, or s 326 13 Sectaries-jarring s. earn 845 6 Sects-jarring S. confute 876 11 of every kind 693 7 of petulant, capricious s 662 2 religious s. ran mad 66 21 Secular— from s. labor 48 21 Secundum-artem 502 7 Secure-amidst falling world 686 20 I stand s. insensible 454 21 of private right 647 17 who s. within, can say 806 10 Secures-Providence alone s 644 2 Securities-for transmission 24 2 Seeurity-against the like 675 9 a s. for gentleness 866 l biennial elections as a s 610 16 give the best s 736 23 instead of being s 431 8 public honour is s 865 14 Securos-facere s. mala 241 5 Sedate-majestic yet s 785 10 Sedentr-alta s. civilis vulnera 850 11 Sedentary-f rom s. life 235 l Sedes-dei s. nisi terra 318 6 Sedesque-divom s. quiets 323 5 Sedge-kiss to every s 85 l river buds among the s 275 20 Sedition-Gracchi chide s 266 9 Seditiossimus-ignavus 673 5 Seditious-most s. cowardly 673 5 Seduced-me first to be 308 17 Seduces-woman s. mankind 889 13 Se'duction-moyen de s 752 20 Seductions-inaccessible to s 825 24 Seductive-ne'er to a s. lay .457 6 See-at Rome do as you s 677 13 better not to s. insult 398 6 but cannot reach 20 17 but dimly through mists 360 21 did I not s., did I not feel 337 19 give me to s 72 13 hate the evil they s 241 7 have neither eyes to s 248 13 he is whatever you s 318 6 he whom I wished to s 471 9 hide the fault I s 510 4 if man were wise to s 506 3 last that thou shalt s 441 3 meatPhilippi 264 4 name a star and only s 320 20 no longer blinded 359 20 not what you s 386 7 oursel's as ithers s. us 34 22 part of all you s. in Nature — 544 17 rather s. than be one 145 1 Beem to s. the things 613 6 still I s. thee, still I hear 2 17 taught the world to s 606 3 them as they are 809 22 they come to s. 35 23 they s. and smell 499 19 things that ne'er were 105 12 thinks faultless piece to s 593 9 those that will not s 72 12 those who s. know 249 8 through him all men s 605 15 'tis but a part we s 491 7 to s. her is to love her 465 17 we think we s 718 6 what is invisible 228 16 what lies dimly 6 18 what you s. is none of mine — 527 21 which I s. before me 34 15 will b. and watch you 771 11 you shall s. what then 398 20 see also Sight p. 707 Seed-acre sown with royal s 340 2 all have got the s 2 8 bears no s 240 7 each word a fruitful s 818 8 hiss, begging bread 675 16 in the morning sow thy s 353 7 nestles the s. perfection 593 14 of immortality 217 9 of knowledge 420 1, 422 22 of our science 898 7 of religious liberty 188 11 plants a s. beneath the sod. ... 66 11 require a s. to start from 561 9 robs not one light b 545 18 rose the s. of Chaos 97 6 sowing the s. of one 245 5 sown in English ground 282 l spring from such as 670 7 the s. that's cast 254 20 time and harvest 796 15 time is my fair s. field 794 10 turn in the little s 908 7 who soweth good s 327 5 with the richest royalist s 337 12 ye sow, another reaps 599 17 Seed-plo^-of all virtues 820 10 Seeds-and musty s 504 3 and weak beginnings 637 10 cast a film over eyes 614 B for every romance 614 4 genuine s. of poesy 603 1 leave us but their s 748 1 look into the s. of time 423 1 Seedsman-upon slime and ooze. . 559 7 Seeing-I saw not 204 8 not satisfied with s 908 20 only what is fair 64 2 their s. have forgot 72 17 with it means of b 247 2,398 9 Seek-all day ere you find 659 14 and ye shall find 627 2 doctrines here sure to s 693 7 for one as fair and gay 469 7 for things in words 903 11 here is she you s 271 13 him where his mercy shines 316 10 it, ere it comes to light 462 23 me in vain 571 1 'thee in vain. 24 2 to s. out thee 510 10 when removed we s. it 836 20 who s. for much 690 19 ye for happiness 352 17 Seekers-of office 339 3 weary s. of the best 693 25 Seeketh-he that s. findeth 627 3
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