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 1336 WORK WORLD from his w. return'd 147 12 Genuine W. alone 908 6 get leave to w. in this world. . .907 23 get myself into more w 706 8 iod ia at w. on man 321 8 God never made his w 502 12 goes bravely on 759 12 goeth forth unto his w 910 19 He himself fills His w 319 24 her noblest w. she classes 887 7 he's a filthy piece of w 577 7 his heart was in his w 358 13 his wild w. so fanciful 723 4 His six days' w., a world 147 12 his w. is noiseless 794 2 his w. well done 862 1 huddle up their w. 630 4 I am the grass, let me w 336 12 I have finished aw 389 13 I like w.; it fascinates me 909 19 in a long w. it is allowable 718 11 in every w. regard writer's .... 151 15 in the day, do the day's w 768 11 in the grave there is no w 636 4 is holding him to God 425 26 it ys as easie to be done 909 11 judge of a great w 758 17 keep doing some kind of w 909 18 last, best w 892 14 let her work prevail 423 12 life's w. well done 669 18 like madness in the brain 27 13 long day's w. hath ceased 235 4 make dictionaries is dull w 904 13 man hath his daily w 910 11 man immortal till w. is done. . . 390 3 man's the noblest w. of God. . .371 27 men stopped w. at this age 910 14 'midst Ms w. I view 64 3 Mirabeau's w. is done 229 16 mix up into a w. all his 599 10 more we w. the more we may. .729 14 morning of life, w 795 1 my hand alone my w. can da. . 30 8 my w. is done 909 17 nature has w. to be done 308 16 newly revised and improved. . . 232 8 noblest w. of God 491 11 nothing to do but w. 561 7 of every noble w. the silent — 710 10 of frost and light 878 12 of many thousand men 683 20 of their own hearts 762 23 people I could w. f or 565 24 persuasion do the w. of fear. . .905 6 piece of w. is a man 491 25 recognize his own w 598 23 scene where w. and mirth 353 6 sermon or a didactic w 759 3 set us to w. anew 305 5 shall be made manifest 908 16 shall not be lost 230 14 small is the w 221 22 such w. is never finished 909 9 sun, his day's w. ended 555 3 that which your w. represents. . 577 2 the day's w 606 8 the w. is much 441 16 thew.ofOhloe 232 7 the w. some praise 40 20 this shall be thy w. 335 1 time for w. yet take holiday. . .368 16 together or apart 909 6 too great for fame 407 16 to sport, as tedious as to w 368 12 upon marble will perish 525 6 was strong and clean 706 4 went on to w. till night 25 6 •what w.'s in hand 911 4 when no man can w 767 21 where you have trifled 489 14 who first invented w 910 3 whose w. is done 583 9 without hope draws nectar .... 375 19 with stout heart 425 9 years to be of w. and joy. 922 7 see also Work pp. 907-911 Workday-this w. world 473 1 Wbrked-both hard and long 89 16 have therefore w. in vain 253 10 I w. for men 185 15 night and day I w. 623 23 Workesfe-thou w. faithfully 908 5 Wbrldng-for beneficent w. 438 20 for the joy of the w 910 1 out a pure intent 860 9 so grossly 812 6 Spring is w. silently 747 12 to this end 546 20 with something w. it 443 23 Working-day-speech of w 744 19 Worldng-house-of thought 789 15 Workingmen-capital of our w. .. . 424 9 Workings-hum of mighty w 357 13 Workman-hoar w. of the Lord. . .796 18 needeth not be ashamed 911 13 no w. whatever he be 908 11 respect of a fine w 706 5 shoemaker a good w. 705 2 was no cobbling clown 705 9 Workmanlike-in w. manner 229 3 laid w. in its place 495 19 Workmanship-every stitch of w.,484 24 like the w. of heaven 559 13 nature's w. at strife 44 24 wonder at the w 60 11 Workmen-crowded together 147 16 handle tools of w. 86 8 Master of All Good W 305 5 strive to do better 144 27 Works-adjourn'd have many .... 800 4 all her w. in high relief 694 7 cries aloud through all her w.. .835 8 distinguish man from his w 51 5 done least rapidly 593 7 faith and w. together grow 255 9 find righteous judgment 412 20 God who loveth all his w. 378 6 good w. in her husband 870 4 his w., though wondrous 316 10 howw.it 448 12 if faith produce no w. 255 9 knowledge of thy w 547 22 lord of all w. of nature 547 15 man's noblest w 910 13 man's sublimest w 797 13 matter whereon it w 455 16 may have more wit 884 21 might outvie her w. 232 17 more of the Almighty's w 925 9 most authors steal their w 599 16 move upon your w. at once.. . .847 2 no man their w. must eye 254 4 nor the proudest of his w 289 24 of greatest w. is finisher 412 7 of intellect are great 398 12 of Thucydides 407 17 on like itself 908 10 our mightiest w. die too 167 1 praised God and his W 624 19 presented you with my w 228 13 read the newest w. 656 19 recount almighty w. 147 11 reduce all His W. back again. .391 17 rich in good w 866 24 sighing through all her w 711 6 their own w. rehearse 605 17 these are thy glorious w 318 16 with the fat of others' w 598 19 would'st taste His w 316 12 woman was full of good w 595 1 see also Work pp. 907-911 Workshop-conversation the w.. .137 7 World-acquaintance with the w. . 300 21 across the watching w. 728 9 against a w. in arms 101 22 against censures of the w. 78 8 against the w.'s judgment 411 11 aged in this w. of woe 13 8 all's right with the w 315 23 all the beauty of the w 63 4 all the lower w. denied 302 11 all the sad w. needs 665 9 all the w. and his father 691 1 all the W. and his Wife 394 19 all the w. can please 293 23 all the w. ohiding 203 7 all the w. knows 673 3 all the w. must see the w 914 15 all the w.'s a stage 16 13,913 8 alters the w 788 9 a mass of folly 923 8 ancient as the w 725 3 and love were young. 476 14 and they were hand and glove. 383 9 any princess of the w 894 23 a Printing-House 233 10 arm crested the w. 685 20 arm which moves the w. 627 9 army of the w.'s desires 130 1 as good be out of the w. 261 17 as great as the w 288 13 a small parenthesis 792 11 as old as the w 108 2 at the end of the w 471 10 attracts the envy of the w. 22 s authors in the nest w 47 15 back to the w. turn his 215 1 bade the w. farewell 29 1 19 banish all the w 53 21 because the w. is populous .... 634 14 before the w. was made 363 24 beggar through the w. 65 7 belie all corners of the w 714 24 belong to the whole w 691 24 be muffled in a shade 68 11 bend doth awe the w 706 21 be'old this w. so wide 914 14 best fellow in the w 102 3 bestride the narrow w 341 16 books are a substantial w 80 16 born for the whole w 595 21 boundless w. too small Ill 24 broad as the w. 101 19 bubble burst, and now a w. 644 13 burden of the w. ..425 5 buy a w. of happy days 203 19 by dull w. is ill understood 773 3 called New W. into existence. . 22 6 came raw into the w 587 10 cannot five all to this w 919 6 cannot picture a w. so fair. . . .360 11 can't find me out 119 11 can we divine their w 879 9 cast out the w. 174 19 chess-board is the w. 446 14 children of this w. wiser 881 18 chink in the w. above 626 14 church which holds the w. 663 17 citizen of the w.. 587 2, 912 20 classes of people in the w. 443 23 clearing-house of the w. 462 12 commandress of the w. 289 14 commences ere w. be past 360 9 common to all the w 303 17 compose the frame of the w — 513 3 concord of this w. 136 24 contagion to this w. 556 14 convinced of another w 167 6 could not inclose thee 469 6 counter of this w. 148 10 count the w. a stranger 817 9 created w. a parenthesis 237 17 cried a thousand years 252 26 crowns o' the w 700 16 curest w. o" the pleurisy 841 22 currents of tins w. 433 10 curse the hopeless w. 262 13 curtain her sleeping w 556 23 departure from the w 790 2 dials of the w 767 2 6 dim w. of clouding cares 26 17 dislikes the w. to know it 403 14 doing before all the w 83 2 do without tea 778 25 dropt on the w 636 20 drowsy syrups of the w 720 17 editor a ruler of the w 407 11 elevating influence of the w. . . . 591 6 else is blind. 246 25 embarrasses me 148 2 ere the w. be past 668 9 estate o* the w 766 20 ever since the w. began 536 12 ever the wide w. over 471 11 exceeds all the w.'a loves 465 11 excellent foppery of the w 287 4 fabric of our w 148 3 fain would teach the w 263 17 fairer than aught in the w 401 18 farewell vain w 231 12 far from clamorous w 730 17 far from ours 713 19 fashion of this w. passeth 261 18 fast and the w. goes by 271 10 fear not in a w. like this 268 8 Federation of the w. 334 21 fiery spirits from the w 856 19 fill w. at once with men 891 22 foolery governs the w 334 11 foolish things of the w 316 7 fools to free the w. 554 11