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 VESSELS little nations as the v. 849 16 never give so great sound 708 21 starting from ports. . . -. 505 2 treasure in earthen v 630 14 trees uptorn and v. tost 874 12 Vest-hly wraps her silver v. 458 IS painted v. Prince Voltiger. ... 32 11 Vestal-blameless v.'s lot 565 17 pure and v. modesty 419 4 Vestals-pale in prayer *, 457 19 Vestibule-bef ore the very v 364 2 through his v. of Day ^530 3 Vestigia-domini, res agro 18 6 nulla retrorsum 286 16 quia me v. torrent 268 3 Vesture-muddy v. of decay. 751 24 of creation 895 5 woven v. would subserve 33 14 Vestured-purple v., grave 239 3 Vesuvian-sailing the V. Bay 402 8 Vetera-extollimus 17 13 semper in 'aude 17 14 Veteran-lags v. on the stage 14 20 Veterans-world its v. rewards 450 8 Vetitum-nitimur in v 189 9 Vetustas-post obi turn fingit v.. . .258 22 pro lege habetur 154 16 Veut-d'estimer comme il v. 830 19 on est, quand on v. 262 14 Veuve-d'un peuple-roi 677 16 Vex-and how to please 896 5 sole delight to v 896 5 Vexation-children were v 112 6 Vexations-rest from petty v 425 9 Vezes-peor muchas v. 98 13 Vi-plura consilio quam vi 646 24 quod fit, quam illud 623 24 Via-astra mollis e terris v 751 18 comes jucundus in v 125 11 concessa pudet ire v 850 13 la diretta via era 443 21 negata tentat iter v. S36 19 Vise-ad inferos tantundem v. .. , . 362 18 Viaggiatore-prudente non 809 16 Vial-preserve as in a v. 79 17 Vials-put forth thy v. 873 19 Viam-comiter monstrat v 364 13 dandam esse v. fregiendi verum.855 6 fata v. invenient. 265 10 gaudensque v. fecisse ruina 687 7 qua monstrat eques 779 16 qui nescit qua deveniat ad mare. 675 23 Viands-he preferred 211 13 sparkling in a golden cup 135 16 Vibrate-chords v. sweetest 698 16 Vibrated-strings better not be v. . 358 3 Vibrations-deaden its v 795 23 deep v. of his witching song. . .840 24 millions of v. penetrated 246 24 Vicar-a fig for the v 418 16 by the V.'s skirts 631 1 still V. be of Bray 683 9 Vicarye-nature v. of God 544 18 Vice-above all v. 142 16 ambition a v. 21 6 amusements keep people from v. 2312 any taint of v. 394 6 between virtue and v 100 18 can v. atone for crimes 625 16 clear of all other v. 131 7 confederacies in v. 301 2 despotism of v 825 6 deter tender minds from v.. . ..243 7 every v. almighty gold 522 24 flattery formerly a v. 276 23 from no one v. exempt 133 15 good old gentlemanly v. 53 4 had boundaries in old 98 24 homage v. pays to virtue 383 14 incivility is not a v. 101 a let none prefer v. 839 4 low v., curiosity 153 18 mieux un v. commode 837 12 never-failing v. of fools 632 15 no v. but beggary 65 12 of lying 486 26 of v. must pardon beg 838 11 only one v. pacifism 857 6 pernicious v. of gaming 307 3 prefer an accomodating v. 837 12 reducet in sedem v. 94 18 rend a la verba. 383 14 shackles of this tyrant v. 307 1 smooth he daub'd his v. 383 21 VIGILANCE sometimes by action 838 19 some tincture of v 837 16 some v. of impiety 153 24 thirst for gold, beggar's v 325 6 virtue in avoiding v 836 22 virtue itself turns v 838 19 virtue starves while v. is fed. . . 837 23 when v. prevails and impious. .372 21 win us from v 430 6 worth reward, v. punishment. . 6 12 see also Vice pp. 831, 832 Vices-according to their v. 83 20 active and turbulent v. 485 4 are ever changing 78 6 arehostilc 838 9 breves et mutabiles v. 291 18 correct v. of the polite 78 6 effect of several v 101 3 expeller of v. 596 14 flattery handmaid of v. 276 2 grate divitdbus v. 94 11 passions and v. of great men,. . 391 20 so had he many v. 97 1 virtues are v. disguised 837 6 what once were v. 493 14 see also Vice pp. 831, 832 Vicious-am v. in my guess 404 11 imitate the v. or hate 126 IS restraint of ten v 837 8 suspect others to be v. 835 21 to nave mistrusted 276 13 ungentle, foolish 104 4 virtuous and v. every man. . . .491 10 Vicissent-jus belli, ut qui v 129 16 Vicissitude-moral of time's v 37 15 of sects and religions 661 9 rule the day in their v 750 24 sad v. of things, 96 14 Vicissitudes-come best in youth. . 9 20 endured such v 291 22 man used to v 346 23 of fortune, which spares 289 24 Vicissitudines-fortunseque v 94 1 Vicisti-animum v. potius 871 24 Galliloss 114 13 Victa-sed v. Oatoni 832 18 Victi-vincimus 129 23 Victim-and the stone knife 113 14 kid shall unresisting 325 4 like a led y 167 16 o' connubiality 496 20 poor v. of the market-place. . . .716 17 pursues its feeble v 90 26 Victims-cry of myriad v 854 2 fate and time have their v 262 13 fated y. shuddering 704 11 gorging hapless v '. 592 5 has hit strange v 713 22 of your eyes will bleed no 70 12 studious class are their own v. . 756 24 the little v. play 110 11 Victis-nullum cum v. certamen. . 859 1 una salus v. nullam 858 20 vfflv 833 1 Victoire— la v. me suit 833 7 sonnant d'avance sa v 697 12 Victor-cedendo v. abibis 129 21 grave, be v. over thee 169 10 meet not v. crowne 453 17 one is the v 843 5 victorum cluet 129 24 see also Victory pp. 832, 833 Victores-victosque numquam. . . .833 18 VictoriaHmors, aut v. lata 795 9 qui se vincit in v 130 3 Victories-if unjustly got 439 20 more triumphant than v 832 21 over their reasons 41 16 peace hath her v 589 16 thousand v. once foiled 729 2 Victorious-tongue v. as eyes 476 11 see also Victory pp. 832, 833 Victorosque-dei celant 171 12 Victors-coins not of old v 521 22 lead and be v. still 759 16 song of the v 130 2 see also Victory p. 832 Victory-a Oadmean v 832 14 beareth away the v 819 16 bright with v 209 21 conquers himself in v 130 3 death or joyful v 795 9 follows in its train 415 4 for quarter or for t 844 5 grave where is thy v. .. 166 19, 174 4 if not v. is yet revenge 672 9 life's v. won. 669 18 of all that bore to v, 550 12 of Prussians over Austrians — 217 16 onv. or death ...849 12 open v. o'er the weight of 17 26 or else a grave 856 13 ortov.! 843 8 Pitt boast of his v 222 23 Saint George, the sign of v 225 7 sit laurel v 855 17 sounding in advance its v 697 12 that dishonest v. at Chasronea. 220 2 that will be v 855 14 the v.'s in believing 66 16 to mark his v 633 12 when v.'s near 855 13 whose v. was peace 591 6 wind makes not the v. vain 494 9 Bee also Victory pp. S32, 833 Victrix-causa Diis placuit 832 18 fortuna? sapientia 879 29 Victuals-about their v 442 18 Victuros-agimus semper 447 23 Vida-con la v. muchas 375 14 muerte todo es v 375 16 Videatur-insanus paucis v 396 14 Videbantur-quod non v 565 6 Videlicit-each man swore 668 18 Videmus-manticffl quid in 265 21 Vident-qui v. plane seiunt. .... .249 8 Videntur-graviora patiantur v. . .762 16 non semper ea sunt quse v 35 24 possunt quia posse v 2 10 Videri-eBse quam v 34 20, 328 9 Videris-non v. quod v 386 7 Vides-Jupiter quodcunque v 323 3 Videt-crebo v. non miratur 259 26 qui nos auditque et v. .. . . 319 6 Vidit-quod ante non v 259 26 Vie-calomnie leur v 131 26 et c'est la v .443 1 la v. est breve 448 18 la v. est vaine 448 18 l'image de ma v 805 7 Ton aime la v 14 22 ma v. est un combat 454 15 mener a la fin de la v 376 10 premiere partie de leur v 447 9 que l'honneur et la v 373 13 qu'est-ce qu'une grande v 454 14 qu'on appele la v 444 1 sur peine de la v 14 24 tout le temps de sa v 498 9. un terme de la v 635 18 Vieillesse-quelle triste v. vous. . . 90 4 si v. pouvoit 922 23 see also Age p. 14 Vieillir-1'on espere de v 14 22 Viene-erba que v. e va 256 23 Vienna-Congress of V. does 332 13 Vieres-has como v 677 13 Vieux-et v. pouvoit 922 23 savent etre v 14 23 View-afar to v. the flight 601 14 attract my childish v 353 2 carefully kept in v 266 13 clear to outward v 72 17 fair to outward v 58 15 hopeful v. of the prospects. . . .586 8 in a moral point of v 352 16 keep probability in v 819 19 landscape tire the v 545 7 lends enchantment to the v. .. . 532 9 mocks me with the v 327 11 one v. as good as another 54 11 reverse soon starts to v 509 6 sets thee up to v 510 18 theatre of stateliest v 813 7 transported with the v 509 20 unknown to public v 731 8 wheresoe'er I turn my v 603 7 with extensive v 809 23 with new-won eyes 590 17 Viewingyyour woes by v. mine. . .735 22 Views-distant v. of happiness. . . .352 26 in his golden v 19 12 inspired by loftier v 443 16 interested v. of themselves 83 21 no private v. disgraced 584 24 Vigilance-for their safety 586 13 is the price of liberty 438 11 liberty to man is eternal V,. . .438 10