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dividing we f 827 12 doth f. that very hour 500 2 down and dy before her 902 11 expect it to f 228 18 from days that have been 505 1 fruit that can f. without 304 2 grows limpid by its f 652 10 have died, and yet shall f 366 7 heed lest he f 158 22 he that is down can f 252,20 ifheshouldf 257 8 if they f. dash themselves 341 20 if they f. they dash 191 20 if we must f 160 8 in Adam's f. we sinned 711 10 leapthef 109 2 lest I should fear and f 661 16 listening in their f 713 11 mark but my f 21 12 near to f ., infirm 14 25 needs fear no f 252 18 ne'er to rise again 195 1 no mere man since the F 661 12 of a sparrow 644 23 of many kings 399 14 of sceptres 749 7 often f. themselves 672 13 perish in its f 687 10 return to his former f 519 16 rises but to f . . t 95 21 seen around me f 508 2 soar not too high to f 880 1 spirit before a f 632 18 successive and successive 489 19 that hast survived the F 351 2 that strive to move 191 3 thef. of kings 315 17 their f. surveys 316 16 things f . out betweene 262 20 though free to f 295 18 though he trip and f 531 20 to f . a log at last 344 9 to make him daily f 594 6 to rise and half to f 491 9 wef. to rise 142 10 what if the heavens f 714 9 when for Erin dear we f 401 9 why do yee f. so fast 279 9 will f. one by one 827" 7 with a greater f 262 7 with sudden crash 826 16 yet f ear to f . . . ; 26S 1 9 Fallax-imitatio simulatioque 835 18 Falle-er f. gleich so preiset 257 8 Fallen-arise or be forever f 8 1 Babylon is f., is f 687 5 for the f. and the weak 268 9 from his high estate . . 518 23, 519 3 height of hope f 377 29 he is f. like us all 229 10 he saw her f 609 4 how are the mighty f 253 6 into which she had f 444 2 man is f. god, who remembers. 490 10 she is f. into a pit of ink 346 14 so f. so lost 519 22 so noble a master f 519 14 speak for the f. and weak 716 2 the lines are f. unto me 291 12 though f. great 342 3 to kick a f. man 518 16 Wortlein kann ihm f 904 21 ye are f. from grace 335 14 Fallere-quis f. possit amantem. . .483 9 Falli-possum f- ut homo 237 2 Falling-at intervals on the ear. . . €7 9 by constant f 594 12 let the f. out of friends 298 26 like to the f. of a star 893 13 £ress not a f. man too far 433 16 the f . out of faithful friends. ... 297 19 Falling-off-what a f. was there. . . 191 8 Fallir-d'uomo e il f 665 21 Fallow-furrow shan't he f 842 4 sombre furrowed f 51 23 Falls-and die that night 344 9 he f. like Lucifer 685 26 man never f . so low 102 23 on the other 21 16 shallow rivers, to whose f 675 21 then he f. as I do 492 1 to me to labor 865 23 whoever fights, whoever f 414 2 who f. for love of God 750 7 yet he never f 282 24 Falsa-festinatione et 822 10 finitima sunt f. veris 485 18 per metum augentur 26S 21 False-accrue to f. persuasions. . . . 818 17 all of the creeds are f 918 16 all was f. and hollow 658 19 and f. as vain 449 1 and f. — though true 98 3 any other thing that's f 887 23 as all f . things are 887 6 as man, f. man 490 12 canst not then be f 821 19 definition of life is f -148 10 doubly f. to God 811 18 face hide what f. heart 383 22 for his f. opinion pay 569 5 history, I know must be f 368 5 I grant him . . . f 104 14 in one thing, f. in everything . .486 9 lapwynge full of trecherye 427 2 makes Diana's rangers f 84 8 none speaks f. when 485 12 none was f. to you 464 19 now I know the f. and true 481 11 phantasm brings real 269 1 prove f . again 197 23 round numbers always f 486 8 seek some f. fair woman 481 19 takes f. shadows for true 343 25 the f, sincere 581 7 these f. pretests . . . failing... 346 5 time cannot make true 30 20 tongue soe'er speaks f 486 26 to the f. error 236 14 to the past sweet of 468 6 unbelief of what is f 826 12 visions f . as fair S39 20 when f. modesty was born 521 1 with f. or true 455 3 words are grown so f 906 26 wouldst not play f 104 13 Falsehood-a heart for f. framed. .486 28 and despair meet in my 403 8 bait of f . takes this carp 486 20 confirmed by haste and 822 10 deceive by f 182 12 for their f . each 144 21 furbish f. for a magazine 407 8 goodly outside f. hath 486 27 is worse in kings than 486 19 knavery adds malice to f 182 23 mix f . with the whole 605 8 near is f. to truth 485 18 no f. can endure touch of 486 10 smallest foundation to f 485 26 strife of Truth with F 184 13 vigor'df 811 19 wedded fast to some dear f. . . .255 8 Falsehoods-draw their birth 142 16 than nice f. do 821 9 Falsely-kept him f . true 375 1 luxurious, will not man 485 9 science f. so called 692 8 where he is t. set 825 22 Falso-vera ac f. notemus 421 26 Falstaff-Proud Jack, like F 104 7 Falsus-in uno, f . in omnibus 486 9 Falter-count it death to f 178 15 not for sin 447 7 to f. would be sin 674 18 voices break and f 67 12 Falterers-who ask for certainty. .340 16 Faltering-as falls the dew 751 14 no f. can be tolerated 848 14 Fama-accessit f. timores 688 5 haud semper erret f 688 16 it f. per urbes 688 19 magna paratur f . bonis 327 24 malum quo non 688 19 malum quo non aliud 329 22 volat parvum 688 20 see also Fame pp. 256-259 FamsB-ac fidei damna 101 6 mendacia risit 691 13 sitis est virtutis. . . . ._ 837 3 Famam-extendere factis 839 1 ignavia ad f . protulerat 384 22 nam inimici f. 688 7 Fame-above all Roman f 258 16 acquired f . by industry 384 22 a little transient f 21 22 all my f. for a pot of ale 145 27 all the f. you need 207 16 also finds us out 153 23 ascended F.'s ladder so high. . .533 14 bidF.be dumb 729 6 brazen giant of Greek f 552 14 bright with f. and not 189 17 but while f . elates thee 314 4 cause bring f 820 15 chapletoff 130 2 description and wild f 895 6 entirely damns her f 894 3 extend our f. by deeds 839 1 follows wealth or f 302 6 fool to f 50 16 forfeits all pretence to f 653 28 gives immortal f. 535 6 glorious lists of f 686 19 gorgeous f . of Summer 713 24 great heir of f 701 16 Greek and Roman f 224 17 he mistook f or f 276 4 he stands for f 25 20 his f . who led the stormy 591 5 honorable to your f 861 7 hope of f. aehiev'd 77 12 if honest f . awaits 327 24 immortal are his guerdon 861 6 infamous are fond of f 488 19 integrity is F's best friend 822 16 is not bought and sold 492 17 is shewdly gor'd 668 4 is to know naught but f 422 26 is what you have taken 105 19 is wide as human 45 1 love better is than f 482 S loves the martyrdom of F 283 6 men, of puff-ball f 340 26 Milton equals both in f 605 22 monopoly of f 121 22 muse shall consecrate to f 348 21 no matter what else the f 726 6 no one shall work for f 910 1 nor in f. nor envied sway 352 17 nothing cover his high f 340 10 on F.'s eternal bead roll 426 22 on F's eternal camping 728 5 only finds eternal F 837 19 pensive scholar what is f 757 1 poet's vision of eternal f 839 21 rich in barren f. return 424 19 road that leads to f 836 16 robs us of our f 786 3 ruinB of another's f 714 15 sang of love and not of f 733 8 sorrow, or sacrifice 680 21 temple to f . in rubble 50 3 that wit could ever win 39 7 thirst for f. greater 837 3 this thirst for f 310 2 to fortune and to f. unknown. .505 19 to God, and not to f 118 21 to patch up his f 598 21 two emblems, one of f 274 6 virtue struggles after f 838 21 whose f. over his head 238 7 work too great for f 407 16 years unknown to f 135 7 see also Fame pp. 256-259 Famed-for virtues he had not 836 7 Famem-condimentum esse f 381 24 fuisse matrem 382 3 Faroes-auri sacra f 326 1 malesuada f 382 12 Familiar-as his garter 610 12 but by no means vulgar 260 1 clothing the palpable and f. . . .529 20 custom make both f 154 13 face than that of man 554 21 kindred stars f . roam , 738 18 midst f . things 59 9 mine own f. friend 299 15 names f . in hiB mouth 543 10 played f. with hoary locks 567 21 season now for calm, f. talk. . .777 23 , take f. places 79 6 that once f . word 541 11 to the lover 57 i9 voice wearies not ever 480 17 with her face 831 25 with your song 873 13 ye f. spirits 365 2 Famiharities-rnisbecoming f 232 2 Familiarity-breeds contempt. . . .259 24 triteness of long f 765 20 upon f. will grow more 499 15
