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1326 people often smile, but seldom. 428 18 Well-Jcserving-any w. friend. ... 87 6 Well-doing-is my wealth 516 7 Wclle-WindundW. spielen 754 8 Wellington-brought to the post.. 257 I presents his compliments 120 27 Well-made-only a w. man 1S4 10 Well-porportioned-view w. dome. 40 21 Well-read-respect for a w. roan.. 6.57 5 Well-reputed-woman w 894 21 Wells-buckets into empty w 283 17 draw from them as from w... . 47 14 piirest w. of English undefiled.. 426 24 Well-spring-in the wilderness.. .. 297 21 of pleasure 56 6 Well-turned-true-filM lines 701 12 Well-written-life as rare 442 20 Welsh-devil understands W 381 17 Hebrew, Latin, W. and Greek.241 17 Welt-alles in der W. lasst 637 16 bildct die W. sieh 871 17 das Aergste weiss die W 667 21 die W. in seinen Freunden 29S S die W. von ihm erfahre 293 3 eng die unendliche W Ill 24 in der getauften W 616 14 in dem Strom der W 99 25 Kuust gehoren der W 691 24 see also World pp. 916, 917. Weltering-in his blood 518 23 Wcltgeschichte-ist Weltgericht. .368 1 Wench-^a most sweet w 894 17 cowslip is a country w 146 21 have wooed his w 901 14 Wenches-hags, and hideous w 124 6 tongues of mocking w 744 2 Wener-of W. or of Wetter 502 11 Went-and left in me a pang 580 15 for it thar and then 100 3 she came and w 839 17 when ye arose and w. away... .302 16 Wept^because you toiled and w.. 489 8 for the roses 45 9 1 w. for memory 508 14 Kabira w. when he beheld 2«3 11 men over him w 533 5 o'er his wounds 726 15 sighed, w., said no-more.. 74 2, 707 3 who w. with delight 506 21 see also Tears pp, 7S2, 783 Werdender-ein W. wird imuier.. .514 3 Wcre-dream of things that w.. .. 582 6 they w., they are, they yet shall. 73 2 Werken-wel and hastily 908 11 Werth-bestimmt seinen W 351 14 Werther-love for Charlotte 482 21 Weasel-called me a w. Sammy... 542 8 West-and one drives W 704 8 at the gate of the W 220 19 Bethlehem Star of the W 861 2 blowing from the w 442 1 blue eyes sought the W 751 17 breast of unexhausted W 459 t Cincinnatus of the W 861 1 daughter of the W 23 2 East is East and W. is W 101 1 East to the dawn.orW. or South 263 3 explains the east 125 15 firein the W. fades out 563 1 fronts the golden W 656 5 further he went W 810 16 gathered to the quiet W 169 11 glows in yonder W 769 17 go W. young man 640 9, 640 10 greatest city of the W 451 7 Has opened its gates 60 24 i nhis Palace of the W 770 8 is broken into bars 824 6 IVewanderedW 475 4 light is low in the w 669 19 look to the W. the crimson W.. 102 1 nor from the south 761 14 our minister of the W 235 4 out in the red W. 823 17 paved with sullen fire 770 14 red-streaked four-o'clock 369 13 safeguard of the W 831 11 Sixth Ave. is the W. now 552 9 the other in the W 616 It there's a star in the W. 861 2 thou queen of the W 400 17 topples with the dreary W 123 16 when from East and from W... 786 1 whispering lightly from W 872 11 with the W. in her eyes 898 4 yet glimmers with streaks 395 11 you who went W 728 20 Western-beyond the W. main. . .220 17 him of the w. dome 697 23 the W. giant smiles 224 7 world believe and sleep OS*) 13 Westminster-try W. and view.. .22!! 13 we thrive at W. on fools like... 432 25 Westminster Abbey-or victory.. .832 24 peerage or W. A 832 23 shall stand 687 11 Westward-the course of empire. .634 18 then w. ho 261 10 the star of empire 6.14 16 West-wind-baskin' w. purr 597 14 invisible w.'s sighs 823 6 Wet-bathe in w. of the morn 278 11 even yet with thought 834 11 face be like a w. cloak 429 24 jolly whistel wel y-w 642 6 man's eye appears w 780 20 some because 'tis w 51 10 would not w. her feet 91 13 Wether-tainted w. of the flock... 177 15 Wettw-schlimme W. nachzieht. .451 2 Whale-bobb'd for w 29 8 very like aw 123 8 who says a w.'s a bird 575 12 Whftle-back-barge carry 54 11 Wharfs-sense of adjacent w 593 27 What-are we? 878 17 he knew w.'s w 420 7 tell us w. and where they be.. .389 21 Whateoever-ye would men do... 723 Wheat-among w. with a pestle.. .284 21 find w. for this planting 318 4 harvest of w. abundant 344 17 leave the chaff and take the w. 6-1 2 reasons are two grains of w.... 6f>9 14 sharp short emerald w 822 24 Wheaten-through w. stubble 69S 26 Wheedling-taught the w. arts... .889 13 Wheel-^s the w. goes round 94 13 a w. in the midst of a w 634 8 bound upon a w. of fire 12 12 broken at the cistern 159 2 butterfly upon aw 690 12 clicking of its w 5S2 9 Fortune's restless w 570 11 fortune's w. is on the turn 293 5 fortune's w. to roll about 917 12 giddy w. of fortune 732 17 goes round and round 291 9 Housewife Fortune from her w.313 3 is out of order 620 11 life's worn, heavy w 285 26 Mass, has been the w 82 3 motions of the forming w 619 20 noisy w. was still 84 22 of time 40921,79312,800 1 Potter as he turn his w 780 13 put his shoulder to the w 6 16 quick revolving w 238 6 roar of the Cosmic W 454 19 shaped by the glowing w 103 1 sitting at her merry w 732 17 so close to the rapid w 597 8 touches some w. or verges 491 7 Turner of the W 262 21 turn of fortune's w 290 20, 291 19 turns the giddy w 732 9 turn, turn my w 620 1 twirl your w. with silver din.. .349 19 whirled like a potter's w 7S9 18 world is a w 913 6 Wheelsrgondolas on w 462 8 go witn golden w 897 22 ner pale course 258 20 hesitating w of life 12 21 hindmost chariot w 253 1 of her glittering car 313 22 of Phoebus 46 22 of the dizzying dances 157 10 of weary life at last 13 21 spoke among your w 640 29 stayed the fervid w 915 1 take off our chariot w 437 12 time's revolving w 238 4 within w 634 7 Wheel-work-towindup 344 4 Wheeze-wit began tow 603 17 Whelp-foulest w. of Sin 714 22 Whelps-like to w. we crying 145 28 Whence-and what are thou 34 8 come we? 878 17 questions of Why and W 692 9 that w. we came and that 447 11 thou wcrt and when 568 f Where-cries out, "w. is it" 662 11 filed the w. and when 585 17 I knew not w 92 18 Iwouldbe 882 1 leads God knows w 899 18 tell us what and w. they be. . .389 *1 tell you w. and when 531 11 we are, our learning is 436 It Wherefore-causes why and w.. .. 43 for every why a w 4119,659 Why and W. set out one day. .561 Wheresoever-whensoever 29.3 1 Wherever-our country, w. we are. 586 1 Whetstone-edge made with w. . .642 1 function of a w 7 Whetstones-parts are w 308 Whiff-light w. of a dream 614 Whig-first W. was the Devil 612 Mr. Tierney, a great W 613 Whigs-allow no force but 435 caught the w. bathing 611 11 While-how little w. we have 449 keep each olden golden w 508 were it worth one's w 489 Whim-envy, resentment led 150 some thought, much w 894 Whine-no use to sit and w 635 21 Whining-faUsaw.atfirst 70 9 Whinstone-house my castle is.. .369 12 Whip-carter cracks his w 291 II crack of w. like shota 294 IS deserves a slight w 650 IS drive with w. or a thong 674 17 hell's the hangman's w 267 IS laws, your curb and w 786 11 me such honest knaves 419 21 of repentance 651 13 Whipped-be w. with wire 651 IT the offending Adam out of him. 132 1 Whipping-who should 'scape W...414 11 Whip-poor-will-see P. 868 Whips-^md scorns of time 763 It Whirl-in narrow circling 883 n of daily business GfiO t Whirled-and w. together 494 11 them to the back of beyont 643 11 Whirligig-of time brings in 799 11 Whirlpool-Charybdis 159 1 full of depth and danger 887 M Whirlwind-all aflame 850 It giddy w.'s fickle gust 757 1 hushed the loud w 336 19 Norn-mother saw the w. hour..459 T Odin thou w 622 11 of passion 5 19 rides in the w 643 It ride the air in w 754 4 thew.'sroar 141 IS they shall reap the w 670 17 what a w. is her head 887 10 with wave and w. wrestle 7C3 17 Whirlwinds-in darkening w 19 1 of tempestuous fire 272 17 Whiskers-hoary w. and forky... .3-18 10 Whisky-or wine or even beer. .. .862 9 Whisper-above thy breath 171 1 busy w. circling round 779 11 its w. of peace 824 1 of the throne 753 11 softness in chambers 537 24 trees began to w 494 11 violets w. from the shade 834 It well-bred w. close scene 630 4 we must w. them 73 It Whispered-it to the woods 498 T it w. promised pleasure 375 11 sweet in every w. word 557 IS 'twas w. in Heaven 360 7 whose dirge is w 836 IS Whispering-angels arc w 55 7 Christ is w. Peace 591 4 ever w. into some one's ear 287 1 faint echoes 215 M for talking age and w. lovers.. .356 T gloomily to yon river 872 It leaves come w. low 872 I looks out over w. trectops 370 It to each other half in fear 511 U
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