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Rh knowledge and w. far from. .. .420 32 last result of w 295 6, 431 23 little w. the world governed.. .333 14 make w. smile 656 22 man of w. is the man 882 2 married to immortal verse 605 1 more helpful than all w 598 6 more w. than in Napoleon 570 4 mounts her zenith 512 17 nature one thing, w. another.. .545 17 no point of w. to be broiled 587 10 nor much their w. teaches 245 14 not the w. to be led 8S0 25 no w. won with weariness 39 7 oft contains much w 881 10 of the wise 654 3 old politicians chew on w 612 21 open'st w.'s way 245 6 pay his w. for his joys 378 11 picks friends 257 11 piety, delight or use 77 9 proverbial w. of populace 648 12 ripe in w. was he 879 31 Bea of w 78 11 seems the part of w 879 4 self oft seeks to sweet 731 2 shall die with you 879 24 sits alone 881 20 some of the w. will get in 78 11 strides of human w 316 10 thanking God whose... w 71 8 that doth guide 829 15 therefore get w 880 20 though w. wake 880 5 to w. he's a fool 285 11 training of a child woman's W..531 19 truer than fairy w 2.53 18 true w. consists not 881 17 wearing his w. lightly 436 22 we court fair w 731 24 what is better than W.? 888 3 what is liberty without w 437 22 what w. shines 557 9 where W. steers, wind cannot. .741 18 Wit and W. are born with 436 14 years should teach w.. .. 879 26,881 11 your w. is consum'd 129 9 see also Wisdom pp. 878-882 Wise-above what is written 829 19 act of a w. man 448 1 acts in which the w. excel 50 28 after the event 879 28 alone are good and w 112 14 among the w. seem foolish.... 284 23 and honest can repair 335 2 and salutary neglect 552 1 anger of the w. to raise 28 1 another is w 895 4 appear a fool but be w 701 l appear w. among fools 284 23 are they that are fools 467 18 are to a w. man ports 361 22 as Thurlow looked 879 11 a w. enemy is worth more 385 24 beacon of the w 200 24 becomes a w. man to try 858 10 be merry if you are w 511 19 be timely w 356 18 be w. quite soberly 658 23 bew., soar not too high 880 1 be w. Thou 423 18 be w. to-day, 'tis madness 881 26 be w. with speed 285 24 by an intelligence sow 369 7 can be w. and love 470 7 cheat us in the W 293 16 competition worthy a w. man.. 490 6 consider her ways and be w 30 16 conversation with a w. man. .. 137 16 converse with him that is w.... 104 12 dare to bew 879 21 each in each immediately w 359 20 early gray, but never w 724 6 easier to be w. for others 879 30 enough to play the fool 285 12 even a fool is counted w 284 18 exceeding w. fair-spoken 757 4 follies of the w 447 3 fool and a w. man alike 283 19 fool doth think he is w 285 3 foolish ofttimes teach w 36-1 7 foolish, so am 1 379 7 from learning to be w 435 26 fullness makes us w 422 20 gifts of the W. Ones 311 19 grows it under feet 352 3 e is w. follow him 420 6 histories make men w 757 7 if man were w. to see it 506 3 if thou be so w 285 18 if we be made content 255 2 I'm growing w 16 3 in your own conceits 128 19 in Sleep can charm the w 721 5 is not therefore w. 659 2 is no w. man that will quit. ... 94 23 last frailty w. men put off 258 3 last weakness w. men put off. , 258 2 lived yesterday 807 17 made lowly w 208 16 man flees from society 724 10 man gives thee better counsel.. 11 9 man in time of peace 588 24 man is never less alone 731 16 man is out of the reach 878 15 man is w. in vain 879 10 man loses nothing 463 4 man never refuses anything. . .551 24 man sees as much as he ought. 880 10 man's interest to be seen 36 7 man struggling with adversity. 10 11 man watching the stars 750 16 man who is lord over himself.. 295 8 man who is not w. at all 881 23 may pass for a w. man 886 19 men are never very w 622 17 men came from the east 810 16 men eat them 211 15 men ne'er sit and wail 463 10 men propose, fools dispose.. . .315 11 men put on their cloaks 754 18 men say it is wisest course.... 10 8 men say nothing 709 21 more nice than w 879 2 more than women, w 887 1 must first be w. and good 438 22 nature is always w 547 24 nature w., with finding in itself. 101 19 never did a w. one 685 12 no man is w. by himself 880 16 nor knowledge to the w 236 14 not be chronicled for w 480 5 nothing lost by being w 421 19 not so w. as he thinks 284 1 not too w. is w 879 32 not to the w. the light 762 6 not the part of w. men 237 6 obscurely w., coarsely kind... .565 12 one of the virtues of the w 707 26 only wretched are the w 386 8 pass for w\ saws 864 17 penny w. pound foolish 521 20 practice of a w. man 30 2 profit by it 11 13 puzzle all the w 485 24 reason that in man is w 500 20 see nations slowly w 435 26 some less w. have cried 254 20 soonest captivate the w 248 2 sow., Bo grave 410 10 so w. we grow 923 23 spirits of the w. sit in 285 6 that is to be w. to see 306 8 then grow w. for spite 896 6 the species is w •. 647 6 things to confound the w 316 7 think themselves most w 423 9 think w. or stupid things 788 11 thou art now w 756 20 'tis greatly w. to talk 696 16 to be swift is leas than to be w.. 44 2 to be w. and love 479 23,481 5 to-morrow to be w 807 5 too w. to be mistaken 318 14 too w. to en 316 17 to resolve 100 10 to sea went w. men three 29 10 to which the w. can repair 372 11 triumph st o'er the w 481 16 truth exists for the w 61 20 type of the w. who soar 428 8 untimely w 106 8 venture to be w 793 17 was he w.? 570 7 weakness even the w. resign.. .259 11 were their subjects w 845 7 we were very, very w 898 4 what fool is not so w 564 3 what is it to be w.? 880 18 what man would be w 245 7 whether they be w. or foolish. .741 19 who are stout and w 293 1 who are themselves w 77 20 who can instruct us 779 6 who is not w. is sad 127 10 who thinks himself w 285 22 wilt have me w. and good 736 4 wisdom of the w 654 8 with the history of its own 101 19 wits the w. beguile 875 16 wooes him to be w 512 17 word to the w 907 6 words are w. men's counters.. 904 4 your friend, him that is w 300 16 you should be w 17 2 zodiac guiding the w 553 1 see also Wisdom pp. 878-882 Wisely-and slow 354 7 answer w 411 4 charming never so w 393 6 unless he use them w 440* 4 yet doe w 880 13 Wiser-am no w. than a daw 433 14 be w. than thou wert 879 28 for his learning 436 14 grow w. and better 882 18 grow without his books 435 13 in his own conceit 128 18 is w. than his time 667 16 I would be w 392 17 make me w. every year 626 17 sadder and a w. man 518 19 Satan is w. than of yore. 784 23 stand no w. than before 435 21 the experienced soul 416 15 see also Wisdom pp. 87S-8S2 Wisest-best and w. of species. .. .514 20 brightest, meanest of mankind.258 18 desp'rat'st is the w. course. .. .502 6 he in this whole wide land 312 13 in action 223 8 it is the w. course 10 8 man the warl' e'er saw 465 16 man who is not wise 881 23 mouths of w. censure 341 19 nor is he the w. man 881 16 relished by the w. men 560 8 seems w. virtuousest 135 3 Socrates w. of men 880 7 the w. the most annoyed 794 1 understanding of the w 902 16 word man reaches 329 8 Wish-ardently we w. we soon... 67 6 because men w. in vain 571 11 believe what they w 66 9 cast that w. away 625 17 did my fate and w. agree 672 14 each other every w. they give. .469 2 each silent w. conveys 617 18 for mediocrity 520 15 hinder folly's w 626 1 if a w. wander that way 783 26 I have my w 55 19 is praiseworthy 623 3 it was the eager w. to soar. .. .397 17 joys remembered without w... .736 13 maid's romantic w 839 21 my oft*xpressed w 295 13 my w. is quite as wide 887 17 nor w. in life but to 663 21 not what we w. but what we.. .627 4 religion is an anxious w. 662 4 reverse the tyrant's w 887 17 spring would go faster 390 7 that is kind 162 10 that thou wert by 2 23 they would w. their own 869 2 thou darest not pray 625 17 to be Diogenes 113 4 to be no more 564 27 to be what he ought 710 21 to her dewy blue eye 618 21 to w. to be cured 356 26 us to believe 835 20 warmest w. to heaven is sent. .692 17 we w. him back 801 15 you all the joy that 409 26 yourself where Truth is 862 13 see also Wishes pp. 882, 883 Wished-devoutly to be w 176 7 he whom I w. to see 471 9 himself heaven's breath 478 11