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1026 COMPULSORY CONFUSION Compulsory-education c 217 11 Compute-man c. existence by. . .442 13 what's done we partly may c . . 615 Comrade-unfledg'd c 299 20 to betray a c 500 4 Comrades-brave enough c 758 li folly have more c 283 8 help our French c 849 3 in misfortune 125 4 join c. in the braided hive 64 13 Conantes-decidunt, magna c 341 12 Conatus-te c. non poeniteat 411 19 Concatenation-of circumstances . 120 26 Concave-shout tore hell's c 740 8 warm c. of that fluted note 537 15 Conceal-art to c. art 44 14 defects of mind 514 19 done the good c. it 69 4 endeavoring to c. the expanse. .348 15 express our wants as to c 742 8 fate tried to c. him by naming. 542 15 gives pleasure and we c. it 697 19 past scenes of lives 695 17 Soul within 907 G thouwiltc.it 712 8 try to c. our own 359 5 what is intrusted 695 11 what is now shining 795 7 what you wish to tell 696 6 words rather serve to c 741 5 Concealed-anger though c 28 6 beauties languish half c 72 9 by audacity fears are c 46 13 crime c. by another 149 10 from the eye of spectator 43 20 her downcast modesty c 521 14 hitherto c. this sight 696 1 howe'er c. by art 625 3 noble deeds c. are esteemed 186 12 virtue c, is worthless 836 1 what has long been c 695 24 Concealing-hazard of c 710 23 Concealment-leave in c 695 24 like a worm i' the bud 480 2 Conceals-her beauties 60 17 prosperity c. his brightest 12 18 shame c. their wounds. . . 283 22 Concedimus-nulli c. octo. . . .V . . . 793 14 Concedite-pecasse semel c. . .V .711 12 Conceditur-si non c. uti X522 19 Conceit-and the c. advance .... /429 6 elegantly expressed 289 9 force his soul to his own c '9 15 in pompous words 758 23 lies in his hamstring 6 6 neither beauty nor c. exist .... 197 20 of this inconstant 147 17 of thousands 745 12 tell us his petty c 151 6 tongue-c.'s expositor 755 16 see also Conceit p. 128 Conceited-pity for c. people 128 13 proud, c. talking spark 778 4 wonderfully c. who expects 100 4 Conceits-Bond-street buck c 32 17 have wings fleeter than 744 2 time destroys c 793 10 what c. they entertain 756 24 Conceivable-so much as c 424 4 Conceive-crouch as I c 513 7 we c. well we express dearly. . . 572 15 Conceived-nation c. in liberty . . . 236 3 Concentrated-in life intense 442 14 citizens c. in election 332 11 Conception-choke the strong c. .129 1 dull-beyond all c 758 12 form some c 657 7 her c. of the joyous prime 254 9 in his e. wretched 441 5 Conceptions-flat and heavy 744 16 Concern-depends our main 657 1 excited more anxious c 332 5 matter they had no c. in 357 21 no c. at all of his 912 9 punchy 0. of sixteen 922 2 Conoerned-^n my own interests. .697 17 Concerns-and its vast c 443 14 mild c. of ordinary life 393 14 of an eternal scene 801 12 of judgment and of meroy 630 5 where it c. himself 714 18 Concert-hums with a louder 0.. . .412 24 of free peoples 860 such a 0, of purpose 296 12 woman is in the c. 888 11 Concerted-harmonies 546 16 Concession-^ffith better grace 590 1 Concessions-of fear 863 24 of the weak 863 24 Concili-mutationem c 94 2 Ctonciliat-animos hominum 415 19 Conciliate-to coerce and c 543 23 Conriliated-minds are c 415 19 Conciliation-like devils for c 4fil 2 Concilii-deos poenitet 666 14 ConcilioTum-societas c 827 10 Concise-laboring to be c 742 21 Conclude-and shut up all 119 6 not to c. they are of our 820 9 Conclusion-deduce astonishing c. 921 10 Christian-like c 116 2 epigram in the c 228 21 most lame and impotent c 670 26 Conclusive-in every sense c 898 2 Concoit-1'on c. bien s'enonce 572 16 Concord-born of contraries 830 28 firm c. holds 827 21 mar c. with too harsh 713 17 of this world 136 24 sinews of c 497 2 sweet milk of c. into hell 97 8 with c. of sweet sounds 540 2 with humanity 156 13 Concordant-non obique c 760 18 Concordia-is the word we've .... 68 8 ex discordibus 136 24 magna inter molles c 240 4 mansit c. discors 136 17 rerum c. discors 120 10 resparvsB crescunt 828 2 Concordiie-rara est adeo c 59 19 Concourse-of atoms 119 22 Concupiscendi-ardorem c 601 16 Concupiscentibus-quam c 616 11 Concurrence-of the heart 62612 Concurrents-pouvoir choisir 677 20 Concurrmg-frailer by c 892 11 Condemn-abjure the mortal 390 18 in men whom men c. as ill ... . 102 9 the fault and not the actor 266 24 Condemned-for a fault alone 712 1 into everlasting redemption 660 6 judge is c. when the guilty 411 & man c. to bear public 685 8 men c. alike to groan 762 11 men c. to thunderbolts 396 6 to drudge, the meanest 407 8 upon surmises 404 16 wretch c. with life to part 376 4 you are much c 786 17 Condemns-but c. the dove 431 24 itself in youth to petty 517 24 Condescend-to take a bit 276 21 Condimentum-esse famem 381 24 Condition-circumstance not the. . 73 4 de 1'homme 449 19 essential c. of war 857 6 honour and shame from no c. . . 374 6 in what c. his body will be 93 22 is not the thing 120 16 not a theory 611 8 on the same grim a 453 20 so it regardeth no c 473 4 top of his c 48 21 upon which God hath given . . .438 10- Conditioning-and contracting 918 12 Conditions-all sorts and c. of 488 2 impose c. of peace 335 1 soft c. and our hearts 895 12 stars govern our c 751 22 Condones-^the world e 79 8 Conduct-account for their 817 11 and equipage 98 6 and our c. are our own 99 17 bad 0. soils the finest 240 17 but do not inspire c 10 23 depends on your individual c . . 849 3 make wrong 0. appear right . . . 183 26 of life 701 1 results of his own c 584 4 rottenness begins in his c 612 6 rules of c. which govern 918 3 still right, his argument 42 7 we ought in c. to be old 924 14 what would be his future c 865 21 you soonest to Stygian 502 17 Conduoted-by themselves 329 23 Conduotor-you receive a fare. . . .560 16 Conductors-serve as its c 603 21 Conduits-of my blood froze 16 15 ran with wine 614 12 Cones-stir the spiry c 45 5 under his pines 615 13 summits tipped with c 597 13 Confecti-celenter c. notam 844 6 Confections-woo me for my c 594 1 Confederacies-in vice ._ 301 2 Conf ederacy-of equal sovereign . . 827 8 of freemen 334 23 Union or C 827 8 Confer-nothing to c 516 18 with your own heart c 276 26 Conference-a ready man 435 1 be at c. table 917 20 sensible seemeth their c 744 2 takes meaning in love's c 395 24 to hear our c 427 4 Confess-not ashamed to c 385 10 sinking heart c 58 6 thee freely 129 1 yourself an old man 348 15 yourself to Heaven 128 27 Confessed-truth everywhere c . . .919 22 Confesses-his guilt 346 15 Confession-of his true state 128 26 suicide is c 763 20 when we confess without c . . . . 317 7 Confessor-Edward C.'s crown . . .685 27 ghostly c 56 23 no c. like death 171 2 Confiance-que Ton a en soi 129 5 Confidant-of their hidden 648 1 Confided-fault of man who c 605 14 Confide n ce-in His declarations . . . 661 1 6 in the c. of pray'r 625 6 of the German people 832 17 of twenty-one 923 9 with filial c. inspired 316 11 see also Confidence p. 129 Confident-bright, c. and true 748 6 more advised than c 410 6 not well to be c 324 23 Confides-Nelson c. every man. . .852 22 Conncling-though confounded . . .378 12 Confie-celui qui 1'ac 695 14 Ton c. son secret 695 13 Confine-murethatshouldc.it. . .515 26 verge of here 17 3 Confined-due bounds c 515 14 in these c. with monarch's 856 16 vast infinitude c 574 8 Confines-of two hostile 736 25 on the c. of earth 360 7 Connrm-our opinions 41 16 Confinnations-to the jealous c. . .404 13 Confirmed-truth is c. by 822 10 Conflagration-raised a c 272 24 Conflict-and pain, and fame 861 6 dire was the noise of c 852 li fierce the c. grew 857 15 harder the c 853 6 irrepressible c. between 855 ig rueful c. the heart riven 510 17 through the heat of c 434 22 with an evil fortune 10 4 with unholy powers 756 19 Conflicts-fighting its terrible c. . . 189 22 Confluence-of two eternities 161 10 Conform-to his standard 100 4 Conformation-of his mind was. . .514 24 Qjnformity-virtue is c 836 12 Confound-all unity on earth 97 s careful how we c. them 44 4 don't c. the language 426 8 foolish things to c. the wise. . . .316 7 the Atheist's sophistries 369 7 the cats 91 11 thy god c. thee 87 12 Confounded-all is c 702 is co nfiding , though c 378 12 confusion worse c 687 9 Cfcnfounding-right and wrong. . .321 16 Confounds-discretion 468 26 notions of time 481 6 taste e. the appetite 36 24 Conf ront-visage of offence 510 8 Confused-thought and passion c . 491 9 world harmoniously c 574 10 Confusion-author of c. and lies . . 192 C by 0. stand. 555 21 damn'd, —in his 704 9 hail blest 23 14