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 _ VIRTUE all the v. we can boast 464 3 all things, v. fame 865 9 alone has your regards 861 6 alone is happiness 836 8, 837 26 alone is true nobility 559 19 alone outbuilds the pyramids. . 839 5 always poBBess v. enough 372 10 an affront endures 821 8 and conscience of her worth. . "901 1 and cunning, endowments 389 16 and vice had boundaries 98 24 an empty boast .831 24 angling prove like v. a reward.. 29 22 armed in v.'s cause 690 G assume a v. if you have it not..838 12 being rich v. shall be to say. . . 65 12 blunder'd on some v 831 18 blushing the colour of v 74 8 blushing the complexion of v.. . 74 4 bought at expense of v 429 17 calamity is v.'s opportunity . . . 519 9 calumny will sear v 89 10 daub'd vice with show of v. . . . 383 24 decay of v. in a nation 925 1 defensive v. abstinence 196 12 died in*v.'s cause 259 G dignified with name of v 149 8 dignify a woman 887 21 distinction between v. and vice..l00 18 down v.'s manly cheek 781 S either of v. or mischief .495 20 every v. bears in mind 416 2 ev*ry v. join'd with grace 70 12 failings lean'd to v.'s side 836 16 fight v.'s cause 430 S follow v. even for v.'s sake 838 4 forbearance ceases to be a v. . .583 14 for v.'s self too much zeal 664 14 for which v. is sold 522 24 freedom, truth 623 16 give v. scandal 604 9 glory follows v. as its shadow. .313 17 glory never where v. is not. . . .313 26 grace and v. are within 496 7 grace to stand, and v. go 368 21 hatred like the greatest v 354 26 have v. to withstand 84 13 homage vice pays to v 383 14 idle slaves of legendary v 366 17 if not in v.'s cause 51 11 in conscious v. bold 5 9 inherits every v. sound 686 11 in most request, conformity. . .836 12 in v. nothing earthly could. . . .593 16 in v. rich 72 4 in v.'s fair disguise 909 16 is chok'd with foul ambition. . . 21 11 is health of the mind 656 16 itself 'scapes not calumnious. . .924 2 juice of subtile v. lies 614 9 justice is that v. of the soul. . . 413 10 learn v. from 'me 437 3 leaves v.'s firme land 340 24 let v. follow if she will 523 12 lies in the struggle 760 20 linked with one v 541 14 looking on 601 1 lost to v 731 26 loved my friends as I do v 296 19 love of v. light the flame 690 6 lovers of v., go a-angling 30 7 lowliness, base of every v 380 19 make ambition v 261 8 make necessity a v 550 23 makes the bliss 836 2 man's V. his habit 631 22 mark of v. on his outward 832 4 mftvim be my v.'s guide 901 3 more v. than doth live 231 19 much v. in If 590 9 my v. is left me 734 3 needs no defence 836 26 next to v. raises one man 419 24 no fellowship with v 600 13 no man's v. nor sufficiency .... 584 12 no power or v. deserved 263 14 no such v. in a jest 673 20 not for bis Stoic v 344 14 not the essence of this v 595 2 not v. wisdom, valour 474 14 of her lively looks 892 2 of the heart 106 18 only a negative v 920 12 only makes our bliss below. . . .422 13 VISIT only one v., pugnacity 857 6 on v. still and nature's 609 l pity is the v. of the law 598 16 popular regard pursue 298 16 prefers to V.'s land 20 11 press prove a vehicle of v 407 18 progressive v 136 2 prospered 'twill be v 517 6 rays of V. shine 782 8 royalty of v 25 4 satire always v.'s friend 690 6 saw v. in her own shape 193 6 searcher-out of v 596 14 severest v. for its basis 301 2 shew v. her own feature 547 6 shine forever round thee 886 16 simples that have v 652 18 Blow in words woman's only v. 895 14 some by v. fall 712 1 sons of reason, v 106 1 so truly great and godlike 413 9 sought after wealth 522 17 source of v. and of fame 881 19 strong grows v. with nature. . .344 19 take refuge in my v 290 6 thankful heart greatest v 336 20 that conquers passion 722 18 that doth make them 894 18 there is more v. in it .700 18 though in rags 620 17 'tis v., his faults lie open 433 16 to owe a heroic V 81 14 to sin in loving v 785 2 touch'd by v. of Thy spirit. ... 393 7 tries our v. by affliction 12 7 what is liberty without v 437 22 what that intrinsic v. worth. . .392 9 when v.'s steely bones 104 3 where V.'s force can cause her. .289 21 while v., valor, wisdom 2025 whitest v. strikes 89 9 whose v., genius, worth 106 8 will change to v 104 10 will follow without fear 263 13 wit and worth 919 10 with beauty we can v. join. ... 61 11 with whom Revenge is v 672 23 world to v. draws 684 11 see also Virtue pp. 835-839 Virtues-all heavenly v. shoot 381 6 ambition the parent of v 21 6 as he had mighty v 97 1 be to her v. very kind 893 9 causing a spring of v 467 4 constellation of v 868 26 curse on his v 835 7 famed for v. he had not 836 7 formed the magic 606 16 for several v. have I lik'd 335 2 1 foundation of all v 110 2 governeth alle goode v 317 18 great v. become great men .... 836 6 her v. were so rare 58 13 hymn loud as the v 383 7 learn more from errors than v. . 237 1 of the wise 707 26 or thy faults conspicuous 510 18 other crimes pass for v 394 8 pearl-chain of all v 520 4 poets heap v 925 16 praise, and v. dying never 389 19 salt t' his other v. 829 9 seed-plot of all other v 820 10 spares men of noblest v 292 1 thankful heart parent of v 336 20 thee and thy v. here I seize — 104 11 to her v. be a friend 404 6 walked their narrow round. . . .836 27 wear your v. as a crown 155 19 we only see their v 298 7 we write in water 493 23 will plead like angels 838 16 with years improve 924 8 see also Virtue pp. 835-839 Virtuous-and a christian 116 2 an hour of v. liberty 437 20 and vicious every man 491 10 another woman v 895 4 a v. woman's counsel 10 19 blessed in being v 598 9 conscious of v. acts 350 16 daily v. living 779 6 distinguishes the v. from 665 21 have already been blessed 598 9 he made himself v 860 11 history prevent v. actions from. 368 3 lowest place when v. deeds 186 19 vizard hide foul guile 183 22 walk of v. life 181 1 wife when she obeys 871 2 you v. owle 574 24 see also Virtue pp. 835-839 Virtus-bello vivida v 829 18 dolus an v. quis 858 21 genus et v. nisi cum re 865 10 in astra tendit 143 14 inertias celata v 100 14 ineruisse* unquam 263 14 non solum maxima 336 20 nulla nisi ardua v 194 9 ononis enim res, v., fama 865 9 paullatim evicta 384 21 postnummos 522 17 pra3stare silentia ; 709 10 remoto inspicitur v 327 24 scelus v. vocatur 149 8 secura sequetur 263 13 stimulos dedit aanula v 829 10 sui gloria 161 6 see also Virtue pp. 835-839 Virtute-ambire oportet 511 4 cum v. commercium 600 13 facte nova v., puer 390 1 mea v. me involvo 290 6 see also Virtue pp. 835-839 Virtutem-causa v. est 21 6 disce, puer, v. ex me 437 3 gloria v. tanquam umbra 313 17 naturam sine doctrina 1 12 necessitatem in v 550 23 see also Virtue pp. 835-839 Virtutes-ne v. sileantur 368 3 Virtuti-macula v. invidere 835 23 Virtutibus-obstat res 621 9 raro maximis v. forttraa 292 1 vilius v. aurum 836 23 Virtutis-calamitas v. occasio 519 9 expers verbis jactans gloriam. . 145 19 indagatrix 596 14 see also Virtue pp. 835-839 Virtutum-mater v. omnium 336 20 Virum-nolo v. facili redimit 257 26 Virumque-arma v. cano '. .858 19 Vis-mensuraque juris v. erit 675 6 nulla v. humana 263 14 trahit invitam nova v .392 17 Visage-all his v. wann'd 5 15 confront the v. of offence 510 8 dejected 'haviour of the v 533 12 depit a son v. 639 23 lean body and v 737 10 on his bold v. middle age 251 21 show my v. as you find it 576 13 stern v. of necessity 551 11 sweet and comely 114 6 through an amber cloud 526 13 with devotion's v 383 20 Visaged-grim v. comfortless 517 25 Visible-all v. things 344 6 but rather darkness v 363 7 communion with her v. forms. . 544 16 outward v. sign 335 12 things to be are v 101 19 Vision-and faculty divine 604 21 a most rare v 203 17 and v. of Song 423 10 clear for stars and sun 780 16 exalt their v 849 16 in v. beatific 487 11 of fuIfilTd Desire 361 11 of the world 11 19 or a waking dream 558 2 point of v. alters 244 25 to-morrow is only a v 161 3 write the v. and make it plain. 657 11 see also Visions pp. 839, 840 Visionary-shoals of v. ghosts 34 4 tints the world puts on 52 8 Visione-in Dei v. consistit 839 7 Visioned-land our fathers v 489 14 Visions-for those too tired 614 6 of a busy brain 201 20 of the other world 733 22 through transparent horn. . . .717 17 see also Visions pp. 839, 840 Visit-defer my v. to Faneuil 439 16 God will deign to v. 26 21 his ready v. pays 721 16