Page:Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations (1922).djvu/1370

 1332 WISHED WOE she had not heard it 902 2 see also Wishes p. 882, 883 Wisher-most evil to the w 882 11 Wishers-and woulders be small. . 883 l Wishes-hell full of good w. 362 12 he who w. for more 621 28 "hew. well" is worthless 186 14 more worth than vanities 628 6 not know my own w 475 9 safe whose w. roam 783 26 the man whom he fears 268 14 their country's w. blest 82 9 their w. all confin'd 134 13 varying w. hopes and fears 508 16 see also Wishes pp. 882, 883 Wishing-half w. they were dead.. 73^20 I knew the good of w 882 14 of all employments 883 3 Wishings-good meanings and W..362 26 Wissen-mit dem W. wachst 421 9 Wissenschaft-und Kunst 691 24 Wit-and wisdom are born 436 14 and woman are two frail 892 11 apart, it is a diamond 698 14 as a w. if not first 883 23 as metaphysic w. can fly 420 7 baiting place of w 720 23 bastard by his w. 51 10 beauty, like w., to judges 60 6 began to wheeze 503 17 brevity is the soul of w 885 6 but a web of the w 430 16 but have drawn his w 701 7 clear w. and sense 573 6 comes by ease 144 8 comparisons between w. and w.126 3 consists in knowing .885 23 could ever win 39 7 craves a kind of w 285 12 devise w., write pen 50 24 drink goes in, w. goes out 205 18 empty praise of w. to write 286 23 for fencing w 79 8 for true w. or good sense 428 19 from w. to w. to roam 698 10 fury still outran the w 103 10 genius, w. and spirit 638 10 giver of w., the belly 212 16 had too thoughtful aw 885 28 hast so much w. and mirth. . . . 102 4 her w. was more than man 99 7 he wants w. that wants will. .104 26 his weapon w 231 11 his w. shines at the expense. . .884 8 how little w. governs this 330 7 how the w. brightens 604 7 I embrace the w 140 20 I have never w. until 884 4 in praising him 624 28 in w. a man 103 7 is but the plume 698 14 is news only to ignorance 429 6 is the wine, but 'tis so scarce. . 4 14 its soul 227 17 its. style of w 600 6 laugh with our merry w 428 11 lies in his wardrobe 777 7 loyal lover tasks his w. 828 21 men of w. the commentaries. . . 48 23 miracle, instead of w. 516 23 more zeal than w, 925 14 Mother W 884 10 narrow human w 692 3 no more w. than a Christian. . . 116 3 nor all your Piety and W. 264 1 not less w. nor invention 653 23 not like substantives 576 17 oaths which true w. cannot. . .755 6 of poets triumphs 605 19 old, and of excellent w 646 6 partial to their w 50 13 past the w. of man 203 17 pecks up w. as pigeons pease.. .597 7 plentiful lack of w 885 6 produced by any piece of w. .. . 885 2 1 proverb is one man's w 638 19 read each word of w 151 14 rules the heavens 293 1 sets off sprightly w 884 21 sharp the gbttering w 729 22 shows still some want of w 343 23 small degree of w 884 7 some w., some wealth 289 14 sophist songster 620 2 spoke the w. and wisdom 426 24 stand up in W.'s defense 430 6 Stella's w. is so charming 321 14 still inspires my w 54 19 Btruck smartly 883 17 succeeds the play of w -6 7 , success the mark no mortal w. . 262 3 sum of Shakespeare's w 700 24 that can creep 103 12 that knows no gall 512 13 the w. is out 885 13 they admire his w 410 7 to know how to use w 885 24 to mortify aw. 5 7 too proud for a w. 100 1 too short in human w. 397 19 to seize the flitting guest 484 6 'twill pass for w 150 l twirling my w 739 2 use the w. of others 885 24 vouchsafe no other w. 701 9 was certainly false w 674 7 when cut by w. it casts 698 14 whose w. well managed 656 22 will shine through harsh 883 20 Wisdom and W. are little seen. 227 21 writ with her lusty w 545 14 you have a nimble w 885 3 young and tender w. is 480 6 your men of w 276 21 see also Wit pp. 883-886 Witch-beauty is a w 62 9 he loved before 893 22 nor w. hath power to charm. . .427 22 pea is a wanton w 591 8 tales 'at Annie tells 755 13 Witchcraffr-I have us'd 478 27 Witches-steal young children 109 23 Witching-bound with w. power. .277 14 hour of night 555 10, 554 17 With-bew.usyet 28711 not w. me is against me 827 19 Wither-age cannot w. her 894 11 leaf shall not w 15 20 sprung up to w. never 78 10 Withered-both get so old and W..497 14 faded, pressed 681 19 in my hand 794 21 Withering-hope w. fled 375 10 out young man's revenue 527 11 Withers-virtue withers away .... 838 8 Within-are w. would fain go out.496 18 best in me comes from w 403 8 fight begins w. himself 97 19 from w. outwards 99 16 invisible sun w. us 442 3 it hardens a' w 710 23 I've that w. for which 706 16 lies around us and w. us 360 19 my grief lies all w 343 21 see the God w. us 455 6 t hat w. which passeth show. . . 533 12 unmapped country w. us 99 10 what may man w. him hide 383 23 world of God w. us 914 18 Without-are the tools w 90 27 but cannot do w. him 97 10 him live no life 474 13 like what I am w. thee 475 1 or within no voice 920 12 Witlings-though w. sneer 151 l Witness-first w. tells it to 759 21 from this mute w 459 8 less trustworthy w 248 7 one eye w. more weight 249 8 performing without w 83 2 producing noly w 486 27 still of excellency 593 12 the lady, let her w. it 478 27 though there is no w 372 23 weak w. of thy name 701 16 Witnesses-a cloud of w 431 20 as w. that the things 695 10 betray you without w 298 26 for w. like watches go 430 23 Wits-are gamecocks 48 24 as our modern w. behold 1 9 at our w. end 883 27 bankrupt quite the w 214 17 brilliant w. and musing sages. . 77 12 good w. will jump 883 9 greatest w. and poets 171 16 muster your w 143 22 nectar of good w 874 17 society of w. and railers 497 7 so many heades, so many w... . 569 10 think they have thee 885 19 warming his five w 575 l we have w. to read 701 lo wicked w. have libell'd 870 9 wine can of their w 875 16 wrong translations by w. 654 16 youth have ever homely w. .. . . 371 10 see also Wit pp. 883-886 Witticism-into circulation 742 6 Wittily-than charitably said 363 23 Witty-anger makes dull men w. .. 27 10 and it sna'nt be long 227 20 as w. as Beaumont 101 17 awaken'd the w. and fair 829 3 histories make poets w 757 7 it's w., but I don't deny 903 2 man laughs least 429 6 more learned than w. 410 6 poets sing 498 18 thou art so w 229 1 though ne'er so w 709 15 to talk with 896 3 see also Wit pp. 883-886 Wives-andmithers maist 273 9 changes when they are w. 499 4 faire ladie never w. 900 1 have sense like them 499 19 in husbands' absences *. ... 2 12 poison'd by their w 686 5 strawberry w. that laid 756 2 see also Wife pp. 868-870 Wiving-hanging and w. goes by.. 499 12 Wizard-Eastern w. made you 893 19 Woe-a fig for w 914 1 all my bliss and all my w. ... . .620 20 all w. and sorrow .244 14 awaits a country 782 9 balm of w 720 23 bewrays more w. than words. .709 15 bitter waves of w. 734 4 black the w 338 4 bliss still bordering upon w 72 22 bowed down by weight of w 375 8 brought us first to w. 888 19 but they grind w 671 9 charm for every w 375 12 companions in w 125 1 denies eloquence to w. 818 18 devotedness of w. 3 1 discover sights of w 363 7 double share of mortal w 443 16 ever felt another's w 781 12 every secret w 849 1 gave signs of w 711 8 he gave us w. 424 18 heritage of w 488 11 hideous notes of w 636 19 hope for every w 409 12 inner voiceless w 887 14 insult our solemn w 729 S liberty is lash'd with w 439 5 life of woman full of w 891 6 life protracted, protracted w. .. 447 2 luster gives to man 12 18 make man forget his w. 874 20 makes a house of w. 430 8 man ne'er wanted w 638 13 melt atothera' w. 632 17, 776 2 mockery of w 518 7 'neath W.'s weeping willow 425 9 nurse of second w 510 11 one great w. of life 464 10 pilot of my proper w. 364 9 plaintofw 625 8 quivering to tell her w 69 7 raging impotence of w 342 13 root of all our w 294 8 sabler tints of w 72 23 sad variety of w. 618 7 sings his song of w. 559 l sing w. and alas is me 656 8 sleep, the friend of w. 720 26 some degree of w., every bliss.. 72 24 taste the luxury of w 734 20 tolling me these news of w 344 22 this world of w .'.. 13 8 thrill deepest notes of w 698 16 till not a w. the bleak world. . . 107 10 'tis a bitter w 96 11 to the vanquished 833 1 trappings and suits of w 533 12 turns at touch of joy or w 392 7