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1138 INTERESTED IRON Ihterested-sophisters and i.persons790 4 Interesting-should be i 603 3 Interests-all i. weigh'd 753 8 concerned in my own i 697 17 highest i. of our country 842 8 of our fellow-citizens 332 5 our i. and our passions 302 9 prefer the i. of mankind 296 13 those whom we love 305 10 two i. Imperium et Libertas. . .611 6 various and powerful i 330 18 Interfere-just law will i. with. . . .430 16 Interfieri-obserendo possint i 344 17 Interim-like a phantasma 149 17 Interioreyquod i. condidit 35 24 Interit-nihil i. ._ 95 14 peritat, non i. . . 837 21 Interitu-ab i. naturam 544 20 Interlacement-wondrous i 530 11 Interline-enlarge, diminish, i 608 18 Interludes-dreams are i 202 12 Intermixed-best if never i 822 4 Interimtioiial-defiance of i. good . 841 20 doctrine of i. arbitration 918 4 obligation 841 20 Interposition-short i., for a time. 792 11 Interpret-gesture one might i 104 23 let me i. for him 627 6 your device 321 21 Interpreter-best i. of laws 154 16 hardest to be understood 460 22 ignorant base i 151 2 of God 44 11 of the cogitations 697 24 one sole i. of that law 318 13 Interpreters-by sick i 412 11 dreams are i 202 25 fools consult i 204 5 letters, soft i. of love 618 10 of thought 69 21 Interred-good i. with bones 241 8 Interrogation-point of i 561 6 Interrupted-enjoyed must be i. . . 226 3 Interruption-day a fear of i 756 24 Intersunt-multP i. calicem 289 23 Interval-dreadful i. of time 130 5 Intervals-due and natural i 77 4 Intervention-worthy of i 322 15 Interweaving-our destiny 753 14 Intestine-series of i. wars 853 17 Intimate-be i. at home 135 23 must i. the whole 608 17 Intimates-eternity toman 388 3 Intiraidate-threats of halter i. . . .295 22 Intimidates-the brave 345 23 Intolerable-deal of sack 399 12 manner i. in Almighty God 493 18 thiBisi 843 3 Intolerance-intolerant only of i.. .569 11 Intoxicate-liberate or i. all 759 21 shallow draughts i. brain 436 6 Intoxicates-authority i 47 3 Intoxication-best of life, i 398 20 get drunk with divine i 398 19 Intreasured-beginnings he i 637 10 Intrinsic-also for its i. value 493 9 Introduction-to any literary work 49 15 Introductions-wait no i 247 19 Intrude-and come again 247 19 Intruders-same i. new 158 2 Intrusted-conoeal what is i 695 11 Intueri-ipsum se i. oportet 266 15 Intuetur-se tantum l 352 14 Intuition-faith, a passionate i. . . . 255 24 Intuitions-sanctuary of the i 638 14 which distribute facts 77 19 Intus-ego te i. et in cute 422 11 Inultum-multis peccatux i 650 21 Inundation-of life and thought. . 247 19 Inurned-weep a people i 687 15 we saw thee quietly i 339 17 Inutile-il n'est rien d'i 698 5 Invade-your frailer part 63 7 Invaded-when our rights are i. . .852 15 Invades-who i. our rights 825 4 Invasion-of a common enemy. . .849 3 Invectives-'gainst the officers. . . . 146 2 Inveniet-in suo sinu i 711 23 quamullumi. parem 521 7 Invent-a shovel 333 7 fittor to i. than to judge 922 1 necessary to i. him 320 16 necessary to i. it 172 12 not able to i. anything 429 25 other custom 206 20 or is invented on me 429 25 some means to make me 471 7 something i. and paint 576 17 something new 156 18 what some i. the reBt 688 14 what the knaves i 898 12 when did woman ever yet i 400 11 Inventa-hic primum i 633 19 Invente-il a i. l'histoire 367 15 par le caloumnateur 222 6 pour cacher les d6fauts 514 19 Invented-by the enemy 222 G chariots that I have i 897 22 first i. kissing 419 13 he i. history 367 15 inviting hell i 886 25 it is well i 818 10 man who first i. sleep 719 20 to refresh men's spirits 23 11 Inventer-il faudrait l'i. . . 172 12, 320 16 In vention-^ge eat up my i 17 7 an exquisite i. this 617 19 art nearly allied to i 551 20 aught in sad i 234 11 brightest heaven of i 604 10 essence of poetry is i 603 8 faith is a fine i 254 IS from his own i. rise 843 15 is unfruitful 85 11 matter that relates to i 599 13 necessity mother of i 551 28 new grins of his own i. 705 1 not less wit nor i 653 23 ' of letters 742 12 of the mind 147 3 read of in torture's i 532 6 surest prompter of i 551 13 weak i. of the enemy 221 16 will not draw on his i 654 6 see also Invention p. 400 Inventions-his own i. father'd . . .643 16 inspirations 142 15 true rules for old i 96 8 see also Invention p. 400 Inventis-ulteriora petit 305 14 unser abstinet 517 15 Inventor-is or should be an i 400 6 only i. knows how to borrow. . .400 6 Inventors-on the i'. heads 237 9 seldom or ever i 897 7 Invents-he that i. a machine 400 1 man i. nothing 857 6 Inverted-ruler of the i. year 877 16 Invest-to i. their sons with arts. .325 21 Investigari-quasrendo i 194 12 Investigate-if you judge i 410 19 systematically and truly 400 12 Investigation-until forty 910 15 which is guided 138 1 Inveterate-grows i. in their 49 18 Inveteratum-fit robustius 239 20 Invicem-ut i se diligant 116 5 Invida-viris i. fortibus 292 2 Invidaeque-multo minus i 690 21 Invidenda-caret i. sobrius aula. .520 6 Invideo-non equidem i 293 8 Invidia-1'i. se stessa macera 227 8 mai, che i. fanno 342 21 siculi non invenere 226 23 Invidiam-posse te i. pati 685 18 tamquam ignem 226 26 Invidiosa-non i. voluptas 863 2 Invidious-breaks his birth's i. bar 70 20 Invidus-alterius marescit 226 23 Invigorated-preserved, . . . i. . .656 16 invincible-in arms 97 13 with an i. gesture 583 12 Inviolate-most secret and i. rose. 682 6 Invisible-as echo's self 153 16 bloody and i. hand 556 17 corporations were i 86 21 hands of i. spirits 472 13 made Hollanders an i. eel 549 6 may I join the choir i 392 3 only evil that walks i 383 15 picture of the i 912 12 see what is i 228 16 some soft touch i 529 4 Soul through the 1 738 10 the throne of the 1 566 9 to mortal eyes 745 16 washing hands with i. soap. . . .387 l we live oy i. sun within 442 3 yet Bhe is not i 289 10 Invitam-sed trahit i. nova vis. . .392 17 Invitat-culpam qui delictum 267 4 Invitation-more i. than commandl05 10 Invite-a l'offenser 288 8 I charge thee, i. them all 379 20 it is I who i. you 297 9 lips i. and eyes delight 580 9 Invited-and gladly entertained . .308 16 oft i. me 453 12. unless i. out 212 29 Invites-anybody who i. them 207 6 commission of another 267 4 murmur i. one to sleep 547 11 my steps 34 10 only i. offense 288 8 wit i. you by his looks 883 16 Invitis-heu nihil i. fas 324 23 Invitus-quum i. facias 194 13 Involvo-mea virtute me i 836 21 Invulnerability-of man 617 20 Invulnerable-thy i. page 80 16 Inward-draw the i. quality after. 412 8 outward and the i 544 13 outward habit by i. man 570 1 spiritual grace 335 12 Inwrought-with placid fancies. . .870 26 Iona-among ruins of 1 586 4 Ipse-dixit 741 12 nemo est nisi L 104 2 Ipso-quantum instar in i. 106 4 Ira-adjuvat L manus 27 25 adsoiet in amore et i. 482 2 castigatione sed sine ira 651 12 certe lenta i. deorum est 671 12 divina procedit i 671 15 furor brevis est 27 21 intent i. mora 27 26 Jovis i. necignes 389 13 ratio non i. movet 650 5 teges et vino tortus et L 695 11 trux decet i. teras 589 21 Iracundia-vinces quam L 646 21 Irae-animis ccelestibus i 28 24 remedium est i. mora 187 19 Iram-flendo diffundimus i. 782 4 vinum incendit i. 876 21 Irasci-cogas amantem i 482 1 Irascitur-non peccatis L 711 22 Iratum-plena minarum 904 7 Ire-aurum per medios i 325 14 Ireland-dawn on the hills of I. . . . 401 3 dear little shamrock of 1 400 16 spirit of nationality in 1 746 4 Irifl-in Spring a livelier i 748 11 Irish-chiefs of the I. Brigade 726 7 die for the I. Republic 586 11 dust of some I. earth 401 1 liberty necessarily 1 552 10 no blithe I. lad 199 3 upon the I. shore 260 21 welcomin' I. immigrants 552 10 Irishman-see Ireland pp. 400, 401 Irksome-this music to my heart . 539 17 Iron-clods of i. and brass 71 12 decided by blood and i 842 13 did on the anvil cool 71 13 drew i. tears 713 8 dug from central gloom 454 5 entered into his soul 73S 19 hand in velvet glove 622 18 hark to the clank of i. 365 12 his i., through his blood. 82 4 Malebolge, of an i. hue 362 19 meddles with cold i 725 19 murderous i. hail 852 17 nor strong links of i. 634 13 pen of i 49 11 reeking tube and i. shard 849 2 restore sharpness to i 7 8 ring is worn out 8 6 ropes of i 704 2 rule them with a rod of i 334 7 saw i. enter into his soul S 10 sharpeneth i 299 14 slept an i. sleep 170 4 soone doth mollify 71 14 spit forth i. indignation 856 16 strike while i. is hot. .570 20, 642 9 they call it hard as i 552 5 time's i. gates close 792 14 'tis only i., wood 634 12 tongue of midnight 512 25 tool of i. heard in the house. . . 40 13