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perfect w 558 19 sleep, shall ne'er know w 175 13 Wale-o'woman land 60 21 Wales-he w. a portion 918 7 Walhalla-made England's W 4114 Walk-along river's summer w.. . .281 22 as if you had swallowed 643 23 a thing to w. with 473 1 beneath it steadfastly 447 7 better to w. than to run 610 7 cannot make crab w. straight. . 390 9 does not w. but it dances 332 13 else that we may do but w 416 16 in fear and dread 267 22 in sillc attire 83 19 I pursue my w 682 13 nobody says "W. in, Sir, pray". 14 5 of virtuous life 181 1 out of the solar w 765 18 over the western wave 556 24 pretty to w. with 896 8 ran a w. of shingle 307 17 seemed to w. the earth again. .367 23 shadows that w. by us 6 27 WANT slouch becomes aw. 726 6 sober off, before a sprightlier.. . 15 IS terrace w. and half a rood 882 21 than those who w. and wot not. 46 5 the studious cloisters 456 14 those who w. with us day by. . . 455 4 up and down in hearts 904 15 we w. by faith 254 16 what joy to w. at will 787 3 when you w. my way 4S1 9 where hawthorns hide 356 6 while ye have the light 456 7 will you w. a little faster 273 10 wind, not she, did w 286 16 with and warn us 76 5 with banish 'd Hope no more.. .482 10 with us no more ,....' 166 6 Walked-a mile with Sorrow 734 8 as I w. by myself 696 9 ganger w. with willing 540 14 not w. but for Tradition 658 12 out of the Ark 35 28 so w. he from his birth 100 24 whene'er she w. before 9 11 Walkers-at leisure 435 20 Walking-does de w. en de pryin'.890 4 I am not w., I am reading 657 16 in beauty to her midnight 525 17 soft hour of w. comes 824 21 Walks-among his peers 490 2 arched w. of twilight groves. . . 597 16 at dead of night 33 22 bear that w. like a man 57 18 benighted w. under the 456 12 echoing w. between 271 24 even when the bird w 35 17 eye nature's w 493 20 God w. in mine 307 9 he who w. in love 361 25 how awfully he w. the round. .316 16 in beauty like the night 58 11 in the morning 483 18 man w. the world 445 3 morning w. and prayers 450 1 not all that w. in us 394 10 o'er the dew of yon high 529 23 on and turns no more 267 22 poor man's barren w 326 6 she w., the lady of my delight. 702 23 she w. unbidden from room to. 593 19 supper that w 213 2 thy w. adorn 887 6 up and down with me 343 13 upon the wind 319 10, 873 22 what's good w. on crutches 553 12 whene'er I take my w. abroad. 622 10 who fastest w. but w. astray. . . 237 7 Wall-builds on the outward w... .495 6 clings to mouldering w. 655 7 close the w. up. 856 6 dead w. cunningly conveys. . . .629 12 feather-bed betwixt aw 63 19 help to build wooden w 703 18 man is not a w 398 15 middle w. of partition 40 7 of brass 161 6, 842 3 old red w.'s embrace 823 1 on revelation's w 617 10 patch a w. to expel winter 191 10 scale thy w. by night 244 1 shone on the old oak w 116 9 standing like a stone w 725 14 stones back in the w 458 22 that circles it about 362 19 through holes in the w 418 IS weakest goes to the w 864 9 whitewash'd w 369 23 within this w. of flesh 739 5 with our backs to the w 847 6 wooden w. alone unconquered.,703 10 Wallace-Scots wha hae wi' W. .. . 843 8 Wallet-at his baok 799 18 on our own backs 265 21 Wallets- Jupiter placed two w.. . .266 14 Wallflower-on each rifted rock. . .280 11 scent to hyson and w 545 9 Wallow-infields 855 13 Walls-are light as silver 324 14 are the cerulean sky 547 25 banners on the outward w 856 21 bedeck your w 559 19 Britain's bulwarks her wooden w 550 2 builded into the w 40 16 have my own four w. 369 12 have tongues 643 5 houses' w. seemed changed. . . .530 9 how he crawls up the w. . '. . . . . 282 24 hunger broke stone w 382 7 indignation 'gainst your w 856 16 in the w. of Time 263 8 marble floors and gilded w. 371 14 must get the weather stain 402 li of beaten brass 634 13 of Sparta, every man a brick. . 101 21 peace be within thy w 590 6 purple w. of Heaven 512 23 silvered the w. of Cumnor Hall.526 11 split the marble w. of wrong. . .430 9 stone w. do not a prison. 371 14,63411 talk along the w 215 16 the foe shall scale 847 11 these are cities and w. 330 2 throbbing in the w. 34 18 through solid w. to break. 325 14 unfinished w. and unpaved 147 16 were painted with gold 39 20 white w. along them shine 673 7 * within those w. what triumphs.605 6 words will build no w 905 17 worn thin, permit the wind 513 19 Wall Street's-mingled nations. . . 553 3 Walnuts-across the w. and wine.. 755 20 Walnut Tree-woman, Spaniel, w..652 2 Walrus-"a loaf of bread" the W..211 2 "time has come," the W. said. .77715 Waltz-why w. with him. 899 16 see also Dancing p. 157 Waltzer-pretty w. adieu 157 4 Wan-with how w. a face 527 18 Wand-a little w. that bended. ... 273 11 every w. or staff of empire 330 4 o'er the landscape 770 5 of the enchanter's w. 831 6 ring on her w. she bore. 406 7 she draws with magic w 724 6 waved a w. of mystery 606 16 Wander-come w. with me 545 21 from place to place I w. 65 7 ponder where'er I w 437 7 makes us w. earth around 437 12 more do I love to w. away 353 1 strongest w. furthest. 762 24 they know not where 370 15 they w. far 97 24 who walks in love may w. far. .361 25 Wandered-by the brookside 84 22 I've w. east, I've w. west. 475 4 through sands hast w 559 10 we have w. long 447 22 where hast thou w 872 18 Wanderer-a w. roved. 691 17 Fancy was a w. ever 260 7 often foiled by Fate 582 8 ^passing w. chanced to see 835 2 Wanderers-amid the stars 750 17 o'er the dark by w. blest 527 22 Wandereth-mind! how it w. free. 789 26 Wandering-a-swing in his w. ... . 64 15 light the w. out of stony 666 8 shorter way by a long w 244 15 Wanderings-he chid their w 595 5 in the wilderness 664 1 my w. fax or near 475 4 Wanderndes-ein w. Madchen.. . .667 14 Wanders-so for, chasing all 68 6 Wander-thirst-is on me 809 18 Wang Doodle-mourneth for its. .630 IS Want-an uncommon w 365 13 as well as w. of heart 239 29 can quench the eye's 911 3 constrained by w 153 23 died of utter w. 517 18 exasperated into crime 596 9 fears of future w 201 8 from the prayer of W. 625 8 from w. of sensibility 283 24 gave up tow 825 3 has burned out of our. 796 3 he has something they w 86 17 ^ HouBe of Have, House of W. .. 635 7 in w. of what he has 517 21 is a growing giant 864 20 left in w. of much 690 19 lonely w. retir'd to die 595 17 mistress of invention 400 3 much I w. that most would 513 22 nobody of w. of judgment 507 10
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