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M .465 19 spare his H. M ..604 20 Highlandmen-ten thousand H 846 13 Highlands-of affliction 12 15 my heart's in the H 357 27 High Life-talk of nothing buth. 1.137 10 Highness-his H. 'dog 199 19 High-road-leads him to England. 692 21 Highway-end of the King's h. . . . 185 15 solar walk and Heaven s h 765 18 HighwaymanHhe h. came riding. 556 4 Highways-where h. never ran 379 6 Hrjo-come Dios le h 98 13 es h. de sus obras 908 9 Hilarem-oderunt h. tristes 734 1 1 Hilarily-flame of h 301 17 Hill-and dale doth boast 501 lo behind the azure h 769 19 both over H. and Plain 642 26 by the wind-beaten h 141 13 camo down the Highgate H 462 9 city set on a h 121 14 climbed the same h 725 16 cot beside the h 141 6 echoing h. or thicket 910 2 from every h. of flame 60S 18 from out the woodland h 559 3 golden harvest h 787 3 green h. laughs with 428 11 hanged on the highest h 531 9 haven under the n 704 3 high on a h 91 25 horn of hunter heard on h 579 19 house on the h Ill 21 knowledge is the h 208 7 liken it to climbing up a h.. . . .256 13 little h., a hard h. 853 3 Mahomet called the h 610 3 new one under tbe h 340 7 noonday quiet holds the h 88 20 o'er every h 156 4 of yon high eastern h 529 23 on the top of the bare h 494 13 other side of the h 859 11 rising o'er the eastern h 526 9 Bat on a h. retir'd 133 10 sweet lass of Richmond H 473 11 tents from h. to h 857 18 that skirts the down 337 12 there is a green h. far away . . .114 6 there is a h. in Flanders 853 3 torrent is heard on the h. .... - 544 8 Tower H. to Piccadilly 512 26 trooper band surprised the h. . . 158 15 wealth . . . climbs ah 865 3 went up the h. and then 725 16 will not come to Mahomet 610 3 Hillock-pipe on her pastoral h... .590 24 Hills-across the h. they went. . . .482 8 air hides h. and woods 723 3 all rich with blossom'd 673 7 a word here of the h 448 6 beats strong amid the h 546 5 buffet round the h 215 21 come from inmost h 556 26 digs h. because they aspire 533 1 domes red-plough'd h 748 8 down between the h 84 19 Fancy's rays h. adorning 442 11 feet along the dewy h 824 14 fills all the April h. 38 17 low h. outspread 46 15 o'er those little pole h 597 3 on the face of the high h 318 9 on the h. the golden-rod 278 6 on thy seven h. of yore 677 17 overlooks highest-peering h. . . .769 9 over the h. and away . .525 13, 532 14 our Fathers trod 19 7, 304 28 out of the h. of Habersham 109 2 peep o'er h 532 23 plains everlasting as the h 340 9 resound his worth 322 21 rose cheerless over h. of gray . . 184 8 Beek the distant h 824 21 shadows over louring h 479 18 shone upon the h. and rocks. . . 527 19 smite the h . with day 530 4 space 'tween h. intervened. . . .770 10 spring-time on eastern h 748 16 the everlasting h 132 19 the old brown h 873 14 the shepherds upon the h 382 29 those distant h 52 8 throw up like a mole b 597 3 to climb steep h. requires 761 20 upon a thousand h 30 11 were glad to bear their part . . . 629 10 white over with sheep 547 11 whose summit like all h 256 13 wild flowers on distant h 655 9 Hill-side-rally from the h 275 11 sweetbrier on the h 682 14 up the h. of this life 329 9 whip-poor-will from the h 868 3 Hillyho-ho, h. heigh O! 568 21 Hilt-a sword with silver h 287 3 Him-give them to H 626 13 none but H. who rules the 500 8 that all things knows 632 3 to H, no high, no low 319 9 Himalny-onst of H. dwell the 769 14 Himalayau-poasant meets he-bear.891 3 Himmel-Raume nicht in den H.. .812 21 Reclinung mit dem H 264 13 Wind vora blauen H 572 9 Himmels-des H. Wege sind 360 17 Himmelsgaben-grossten H 469 8 Himself-above h. he can erect . . .345 7 can, not please h 690 17 each for h 172 23 equal, none is except h 104 2 escape from h 141 21 evory one for h 696 17 from God he cannot free 40 6 gives h. with his alms 595 20 hath no music in h 540 2 HISTORY he b. has said it 741 1* he shows h 32 17 His Works back again to H.. . .391 17 if he but save h 463 4 keep friends with h 453 20 let each man think h. 487 IS is little in h 100 23 Lord of h.^that heritage 488 11 lucky elf has found h 292 20 man for h. and God for all 391 1 man sprung from h 25 16 never get away from h 489 11 never sensible of in h. 593 13 no man wise by h 880 16 none but h. his parellel 105 25 of h. he does not put there 49 2 unjust to Nature and h 493 6 who regards h. alone 352 14 who to h. ie law .... 430 26 worthy wise man is with h. . . . .490 5 Hindmostr-chariot wheels 253 2 deiltaktheh 353 16 devil take the h 192 7 Hindrances-if h. obstruct thy way.289 18 Hineindenken-in schlimme h.. .328 7 Hinge-no h. nor loop 200 23 upon the smallest h 119 15 Hinges-fly open on golden h 439 15 ofMendshro 803 8 onh. grate harsh thunder 363 11 out of tune, off the h 539 9 pregnant h. of the knee 276 14 sound on golden h. moving. . . .361 5 turn on its noiseless h. 716 22 Hint-just h. a fault 69011 lucky h. at truths 308 22 my h. to speak 810 15 of that which changes not 566 15 upon this h. I spake 478 27 Hintergrund-in der Zeiten H. ..798 9 Hints-given some useful h 147 1 Hip-catch him once upon the h.. .672 17 hit no traitor on the h. 221 22 infj dfil , I have you on the h 672 19 smote them h. and thigh 727 2 Hippocrene-4rue, the blushful H. . 876 1 Hire-for a menial's h 451 6 worthy of his h. 425 21 Hired-a chap to look about 24 18 oblivion not to be h. 564 25 Hireling-beneath an h's. sword.. .294 22 lewd h. climb 631 2 temple of their h. hearts 325 23 Hirelings-flock of h 649 1 herd of h 425 12 Hirpinus-the pedigree of H 287 1 Hirundo-quia mitis h 311 7 His-that is h. [tragedy] 532 1 'twas mine, tis h 543 14 Hiss-a dismal universal h 692 IX and h. of spray 791 18 Lord shall h. for the fly 282 20 poor worms they h. at me 865 13 the people h. me 522 22 Hissing- in baths of h. tears 454 5 listen to the h. waves 74 28 Histoire-il a invente l'h 367 15 l'amour est l'h 481 8 l'h. le tableau de crimes 368 4 Historian-and thy guest 831 9 is a prophet 363 2 long h. of my country's woes . .367 21 of my infancy 88 16 perfect as the H. is wise 367 7 Spring is your sole h 597 18 uttered by my friend the H. . .579 5 Historians-Fudges and their h... .687 11 in certain sense all men h 367 10 Historic- living in h. pages 186 l Histories-as perfect as Historian. 367 7 formulas supercede h 77 19 full of examples 199 20 make men wise 757 7 sin writes h 711 2 Historiker-der H. ist ein 36S 2 History-as a tale that is told 490 3 betray heart's deep h 61S 3 common interpretation of h — 9 17 9 exceeds an infamous h 1S5 4 explored in vain 860 11 fact in woman's h 890 13 fades into fable 687 4 foot upon some reverend h. 688 2 foulest crime in h 459 IS