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 THEBAN this same learned T 757 18 Thebarum-totidemquotT.port8B327 18 Thebes-many as the gates of T. 327 18 Thee-are all with t 141 22 when I live to T 444 s Theft-convict you of t 599 7 exclusive property is a t 615 2 relied on t. and borrowing 826 9 see also Thieving p. 786 Thefts-sweet t. to reveal 148 20 Theme-choose what t. we may. ., 137 6 example, as it is my t 785 9 fools are my t 283 5 give me a t 606 10 glad diviner's t 839 9 more plentiful to scan 489 3 my t. my inspiration 321 7 prove my t. withal 846 12 Sunday t. lays down 408 23 Themes-eternal t. were new 609 6 nature's pleasing^ 609 1 of legislative discussion 918 4 transcend our wonted t 790 8 Themistocles-said, Athenians 334 3 told the Adrians 324 3 Themselves-all mortal but t 530 19 behold him as one of t 400 4 hurt only t ; 81 2 may. be seen. -^ 35 23 not others but t.~:~. 300 22 talking of t 471 22 Theoeritus-in Sicily 114 9 Theologians-call, faith in God. . .255 2 Theological-in t. language 663 4 Theology-and even alas t 435 21 is anthropology 663 2 Kant and T. too 657 20 politics and t. only great 42 6 Theon-Iike T 89 6 Theories-gray are all t 445 13 Robespierre's t 332 11 Theory-condition not at 611 S is against freedom 871 20 There-and you were not t 847 14 how the devil they got t 898 11 I have been t 362 2 it is t. it is t. my child 360 11 'tis neither here nor t 642 33 you are t., stay t 843 4 Thermopylae-make a new T 725 20 Thesaurus-mem oria est t 506 17 Thespis-first professor of art 56 10 Thetis-in the lap of T 769 2 Thick— his honours t. upon him. . . 341 IS thronging public disasters 862 6 through t. and thin. ... 132 17, 602 17 Thicket-but above the t 847 8 from neighboring t 520 1 rifleman hid in the t 842 1 to the t. some 814 a Thickets-and the meadows 73 17 bowery T. hail 814 9 joyless fields and thorny t 676 6 what food the t. yield 436 9 Thief-bankrupt t. turns 151 26 care invokes the t 144 23 doth fear each bush 771 20 giant's robe upon dwarfish t. .. 47 7 have a t. or two 412 13 into God's fold 631 2 I will show thee at 486 1 procrastination is t. of time — 801 12 punctuality the t. of time 801 6 saves the t 84 8 says, "you are a t." 599 6 time, you t. who love to 417 16 see also Thieving pp. 786, 787 Thier-ist ein armes T. 647 23 Thieves-at home must hang 140 7 beauty provoketh t 62 4 cannot be true to one 786 16 desperate t. all hopeless 146 2 for their robbery have 410 22 like t. condemned 150 19 thou best of t ;....167l0 Thievish-night 55o 19 Thigh-bee with honied t 719 2 his rosy t. half buried 324 19 smote them hip and t 727 2 Thighs-load his little t 64 3 Thimble-a silver t 901 14 Thimbles-sought it with t 107 26 Thin.-patience wearing t 506 14 so witty, profligate and t 229 1 THORN that life looks through 515 26 they are t. and pale 756 24 walls worn t. permit wind 513 19 Thine-all mine 1st 303 1 do thou but t 546 12 only call me t 541 18 Thing-became a trumpet 72 20 draw the T. as he sees it 910 1 every t. that's in it 490 9 he should do this great t 699 7 how poor a t. is man 491 22 I could be 661 21 I was born to do 185 13 mightier is the t 691 14 one t. at a time 807 1 that t. called light 72 11 was not done in a corner 695 3 when I face the grisly T 732 16 whole substantial t 544 7 Things-acme of t. accomplished. 493 2 all t. are artificial 544 12 all t. come round to him 583 27 all t. dear and good 251 6 and actions what they are 262 2 are seldom what they seem. ... 35 11 are sons of heaven 904 12 aspire to higher t 423 4 beyond hope 377 26 both great and small 625 18 can such t. be 898 15 done well and with a care 8 18 done without example 8 18 dream, of t. that were 582 6 equal to all t 100 1 five t. observe with care 743 9 for the sake of t 903 11 God of T. as They Are 910 1 God's sons are t 904 23 Great lord of all t 491 9 in the midst of t 7 9 made all t. to all men 488 21 may learn a thousand t 344 4 measure of all t 491 14 more t. in heaven and earth. . . 596 23 morrow take thought for t 305 11 not for t. themselves 904 17 on all t. all day long 412 21 remember such t. were 508 22 sad vicissitude of t 732 9 such t. to be 8 29 that are not at all, are 463 2 that ne'er were 105 12 there's a time for all t 799 1 think so much of these t 366 20 thousand pleasant t 81 7 to come at large 80 4 to come than t. before 793 3 unhappy, far-off t 583 8 were first made, then words. . .905 12 which are Cassar's 432 10 words are t 47 22,905 2 words follow upon t 907 10 Think-all you speak 741 18 because other people t. so, 423 3 books which have made me t. . 78 9 cannot sit and t 657 16 cease to write and learn to t. .. 50 20 comedy to those who t 917 8 dares t. one thing and 486 4 for those who greatly t 476 6 him so because 1 1. him 659 IS learned to t. nationally 753 9 learn to t. continentally 753 4 learn to t. imperially 752 16 live and t 447 18 live as well as to t 99 13 makes thousands t 47 22 man to t. less of himself 381 7 none t. the great unhappy 342 1 not be bound to t 622 22 not to t. of men above 829 19 now say what It 485 17 o' Donald mair 83 19 one kind word to t. upon 580 6 onlythisofme 223 1 •ther men t. of this life 452 24 picture it, t. of it 380 9 Puritan did not stop to t 664 9 say just what It 626 18 she could not t 869 3 so because other people 423 3 so much of these things 366 20 speak as you t 296 7 talk and never t 206 1, 778 6 they t. they are able 2 10 those who t. must govern 331 20 to myself 1 1. of you 508 5 too much of himself 697 3 to t. and to feel 308 11 truly and thy thoughts 818 8 when I am yours 17 10 while we least t. it 448 6 who t. themselves most wise. . .423 9 who t. too little 777 18 you may t. as you wish :296 7 see also Thought pp. 787-790 Thinker-arrival of a T 787 19 fails to become a t. for the 508 6 Thinkers-help other people 788 17 Thinketh-as he t. in his heart ... 789 8 Thinking-art of t 43 13 disinterested t 23 7 for myself at all 611 21 God, I am t. Thy thoughts. . . .317 13 goes material for t 903 22 new ways of t 218 17' plain living and high t 445 23 thought of t. souls 461 11 too much t. to have 103 9 what is the little one t 54 16 without t. on asses 45 11 see also Thought pp. 787-790 Thinks-evil to him who evil t 240 11 great man who t. greatly 340 14 he most lives who t. most 441 6 man seldom t. more 212 13 so far as he t. himself 515 20 what his heart t. his tongue. . . 359 9 what ne'er was, nor is 593 9 when he t., good easy man .... 341 15 who t. must mourn .450 12 see also Thought pp. 787-790 Thinner-wish to grow t 212 25 Third-even the t. rank 20 6 keep counsel when t.'s away. . . 696 4 to make a t. she joined 606 7 Thirst-accursed t. for gold 326 1 as t. is mastering you 863 3 departs with drinking 36 16 does not quench t 875 12 for fame greater than for 837 3 for gold, beggar's vice 325 6 for noble pickle 213 8 Genius is this t. for fame 310 2 he slakes at some pure 36 9 if he t. give him drink 222 8 of glory boast 151 17 of praise 20 8 patient of t. and toil 765 7 pines with t. amidst a sea 862 18 quench t. of his spirit 713 2 seasoning for drink is t 381 24 single Dropp to quenche t 418 2 that from the soul 802 16 to be away 748 18 to know and understand 195 20 whenever I see thee t 803 6 with eager t., by folly 462 17 Thirsteth-drinking t. still 567 24 Thirste-with each heat 923 1 Thirsty-cold waters to t. soul 553 16 for more 55 6 he that goes to bed t 356 21 Thirty-at t. man suspects 530 19 fool or physician at t 13 14 wrong side of t 17 12 Thirty-five-life declines from t.. . 14 19 trifle not at t 14 19 This-either t. or upon t 857 16 Thistle-art thou not of t.-breed. . 678 9 a t. is a lettuce 126 6 the t.'s purple bonnet. . 279 11, 787 2 thus to the Rose, the T 678 9 with rain the t. bendeth 754 3 Thistle-down-fair, white t 787 3 than blown t 824 14 wrought of gilded t 766 17 Thistles-or figs of t 303 26 rough t., kecksies, burs 867 10 Thorn-amber drop from every t..681 2 a t. in the flesh ; 639 12 coyly linger'd on the t 680 4 dewy milk-white t 887 6 from that crown one t 676 3 grasp me not, I have at 681 18 hedge on high quick with t 372 17 he only asks at 583 10 her song-book making 558 19