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 1254 SEEKING SENSE Seeking-found out by e 194 12 go to those who are s 622 19 light a., light doth 456 25 what we could not 923 11 Sceks-and will not take 571 13 all things 20 22 one thing in life 20 22 that which is beyond 305 14 what he threw away 94 15 Seele-matt wie deine S 206 18 nur eine freie S. wird 296 1 Seelen-zwei S. und ein 464 14 zwei S. wohnen in 130 17 grosse S. dulden still 709 19 Seem-are they what they s 96 20 be good than to s. so 328 9 be not what you s. but see 383 8 everything but what 383 11 I'm what Is 546 3 no less than Is 104 12 not always what they s. .35 24, 915 10 rather than to s 34 20 . seldom what they b 35 11 should be what they s 712 IB so things s. right 35 3 Seeming-by s. otherwise 512 7 eyes have all the s 656 11 life's colds 870 25 like hers 276 13 in the being and s 545 14 Seemly-about her s. lies 59 2 Seems-better than he s 329 1 in that it s. to fail 579 4 nay it is: I know not s 533 12 Seen-because he woulde be s 50 2 because thou art not s 393 22 evidence of things not s 254 22 eye hath not s. it 360 11 he has not s. before 259 26 lost pleiad s. no more 749 9 more that they were not s 565 5 much have Is 811 l needs only to be s 819 8 ne'er be s. againe 640 8 never was s., never shall 566 19 themselves may be s 35 23 to be s. of them 595 23 to be s., to be admired 662 13 too oft familiar 831 25 we have s. better days 519 15 see also Sight p. 707 Seer-and Sibyl speak 161 13 Seers-told by s. of old 481 17 word by s. or Bibyls told 693 10 Sees-a wise man s. as much 8S0 10 eye of the intellect s 39S 9 he who s. takes off his shoes. . . 51 17 it and does it 759 G nothing one s. oftener 674 1 one s. the mud 707 18 or dreams he s 253 20 surprized at everything he s. . . 100 4 whatever we do 319 6 what he foresaw V. 434 22 what he s. frequently 259 26 See-aaw-world a perpetual s 915 4 Seest-say what thou s. yond 249 28 Segitise-prasteximuB s 384 19 Seifensieder-denkt wie ein S 758 11 Seine-banks of the S 687 15 Seize-happiness, if he s. it 570 8 if you meet her, s. her 571 10 loud vociferous bells 67 20 reach not to s. it 374 1 seizes them who s. not me 571 8 the fitting guest 484 6 the instant time 583 6 the present day 795 3 to s. me by, when met 571 11 Seizes-the right and holds 882 3 Selbst^zu Regierung 331 19 Select-in the exercise of 622 17 Selection-natural s 241 20, 242 10 Selccts-by what he s 654 8 Self-a friend a second s 297 6 aims that end with s 392 3 authority out of man's s 47 2 bought with nothing but s 476 13 but for my single s 452 24 first step to acknowledge 421 11 from my vain a 716 23 intelligence is man's a 276 l love has no thought of s 465 14 make a right estimate of a 381 7 mistress of mine own s 739 13 moving engine s.-stoking 443 23 on her sweet s. set S92 13 shut my woeful s. up 782 26 taughtlsing 603 1 to know one's a 421 2 to thine own e. be true 821 19 transmutative form 455 16 with each generous impulse.. . .472 7 see also Selfishness p. 696 Self-assertion-national s 587 18 Self-begetting-wonder 497 21 Self-complacent-British sneer. . .459 11 Self-conceit-wound Man's s 895 20 Self-condemned-justice on the S..130 10 Self-consciousness-attain s 453 14 Self-content-in place of their s 379 6 Self-control-self knowledge, s 105 23 Self-denial-there lies the s 185 26 Self-deprived- of other screen 826 1 Self-educated-marked 217 4 Self -esteem-profits more thans... 697 7 Self-evident-truths to be a 675 3 Self-examination-sincerity ons.. .712 13 Self-governed-free s. peoples 296 15 Self-governing-people 23 6 Self-government-direct s 333 17 Self-imposed-disgrace 74 3 Selfish-in this s. world 200 4 no s. ends to serve 188 18 the £. cloud 863 9 where all are s 696 18 Selfishness-only atheism 696 24 set the mark of s 325 23 Self-knowledge-self-control 105 23 Self-Iove-and love of the world.. .363 25 hath no s 856 11 more s. than love 404 3 see also Self-love p. 697 Self-made-a s. man? 488 20 respects s. men 217 8 Self-mettle-tires him 28 12 Self-neglecting-sin as a 697 14 Self-offences-by s. weighing 368 21 Self-possessed-calm and s S71 21 Self-punisbment-hatred is s 354 8 Self-recovery-powcr of s 829 8 Self-reliance-is its aversion 836 12 Self-reproach-feel no s 131 27 Self-respecting^-man repudiated.. .841 20 Self-restraint-it demands s 438 20 Self-reverence-self-knowledge*- -.105 23 SelHacrifice-S. and Charity 846 li spiritofs 208 1s Self-sanctifying-bent on a 868 2i Self-shrouded-eluded search s 273 7 Self-slaughter-against s 763 Is piece of herosim, s 763 7 Self-subsisting-living the s 317 15 Self-trust-essencc of heroism 366 1 Self-understanding-attain s 453 14 Selinis-top of greene S 19 is Sell-did s. the lion's skin 461 7 good wits will a. itself 874 17 incense, scents and 49 8 I s. thee poison 84 11 me your good report 84 9 one, and with dole buy. .383 3, 544 2 you want to s. not read 79 14 Seller-a s.'s praise belongs 87 8 Selles-s'asseoir entre deux s 113 23 Selleth-Esaw s. byrthright 70 9 SeUing-that noble inheritance 70 15 Sells-fortune s. what she 290 12 Selma-hear Ihe song of S 713 9 Selva-per una s. oscura 443 21 Selves-from our s. bliss flow 350 24 multiply your lovely a 250 5 stepping stones of dead s 345 3 Semblable-seeketh his s 127 13 Semblancc-of worth 905 6 paint the s. of a form 61 11 Semblant-pas s. de les voir 789 14 Sementem-feeeris ita 670 10 Semina-natuTfe sequitur s 546 23 nel'arenas 894 4 nequitise languidora 711 13 Semine-quando opus est rebus. . . 561 9 Sempromus-we'll do more, S. 759 4 Senate-bribes a s 523 13 give his little s. laws 37 5 ouBe, now the haunt 687 1 never gave opinion in S 569 24 Senates-cashiering Kings, S 633 20 have been bought 84 5 listening S. hang 220 14 make s. dance 157 16 Senators-green-robed s 563 7 mingle tears with smiles 408 19 Send-in faith I s. thee forth 80 10 Sender-to the great turns 477 17 Senecta— veniet curva a 425 10 Senectae-instanti s. afferet 795 5 Senectus-insanabilis 16 10 non intellects s 447 6 seu me tranquilla s 14 18 Senectutem-ante s. curavi 452 8 oblectant 757 10 post molestam s 453 22 Senem-maturi fieri s 13 15 Senescere-pariterque a. mentem..514 23 Senescimus-tacitisque a. annis. . .797 5 Senescit-paullatim evicta s 384 21 Senescunt-occidunt, et orta s 95 21 Senex-cum extemplo 15 16 cum facias pejora s 243 9 elementarius s 16 9 quam grandis natu s 16 8 si diu velis esse s 13 15 Seni-utendum est 16 9 Senibus-satanizat in annis 922 14 Senior-junior, giant-dwarf 324 10 Sens-eee Sense pp. 697, 698 Sensation-an uncomfortable a 872 24 count them by s 794 3 Sensations-sweet, felt in 270 21 take in multitude of s 687 15 Sense-accompanied by good a 884 7 after your own s. .433 25 all the joys of s 601 13 as the want of s 283 24 barr'd from common a 757 19 best s. which every wise man. .790 4 chance a word void of s 93 6 cook should double s 138 14 copy faults, is want of s 653 28 cream of Courtly S 631 5 dare to have s. yourselves 5 8 defend me, common s 283 17 devoid of s. and motion 389 8 discover s. of his heart 741 5 echo to the s 740 12 enchants my s 244 7 felt like an odour witibin the s. . 383 4 find persons of good s 569 37 fine s. which men call 144 5 for one for s 602 6 fruit of s. beneath 905 18 general s. of men 874 12 giving requires good a 312 16 good fortune and goods 290 17 ' good-nature and good-s. 288 24 great pride or little s 815 24 hath the daintier s 566 1 her a. but as a monument 719 24 if all wants 583 21 inflicts no s. of wrong 617 16 in thy scale of s 199 18 inward s. of beauty 58 4 is goods, defae'd 284 10 is of s. forlorn 518 19 joined with common s 245 1 laughs a. of mis'ry away. 293 21 laugh us into s 430 6 learn d without s 758 2 left an echo in the s 840 8 lost to all s. of shame 702 9 man of s. can artifice disdain. . 36 7 maxims, condensed good s 638 17 may more betray our s 521 11 men of s. approve 9 13 men of s. never tell it 661 19 mislead our s 50 12 much madness divinest s 396 6 my s. in Lethe steep 260 17 nothing but good s 692 7 of future favours 613 14 of honour is of so fine 372 22 of justice is noble fancy 415 6 of law and beauty 241 18 of strength and beauty 519 24 of triumphing night 555 4 our s. is such, spider-like 775 22 palls upon the s 57 19 perfume hits the s 593 27