PERISH PHANTOM
11 hang my head and p 458 8
in battle shalt thou p 572 4 in its fall 687 10 may I p. if ever I plant 721 17 no vision, the people p 839 22 Pluto? a fable, we p. utterly. . .530 13 rumours can wholly p 648 2 shall not p. from the earth 332 17 survive or p. I give my 587 16 the hearts and the laws 198 10 those who said our things 599 1 to p. rather, swallow'd up 389 8 to the foodless root 482 22 wake to p. never 822 19 where they meet they p 403 8 who dies for virtue cloea not p. 837 21 whom he fears would p 268 14 work and p. too 459 10 work upon marble it will p 525 6 Perishable-dreamt not of a p 371 15 former p. materials 229 3 Perished-poor souls, they p 704 16 the unarmed p 851 4 you p. so you did 705 17 Perishes-along with us 737 21 come to perfection, p 593 7 nothing p 95 14 through liberty 438 21 Perishing-mess of p. pottage 70 1 5 will tins p. mould 469 22 Perisse-metuit quisque, p. cupit..268 14 nam ego ilium p. 702 14 Perit-vult imitari p 621 19 redire nescit, cum p 463 8 Peritat-qui per virtutem p 837 21 Periwig-get me such a colour'd p.349 14 Periwigs-and feathers 261 16 Periwinkles-interlaced 155 IS shrimps and delicate p 29 14 Perjure-damn and p. all the rest. 668 18 Perjuria-quis primo p. celat 652 4 ridet amantum 475 lo Veneris p. venti 483 3 Perjuries-common as bad pence. . 563 15 conceal his p 652 4 laughs at p. of lovers 475 10 of insensate Carthaginians 410 14 smile at lovers* p 474 4 winds carry p. of lovers 483 3 Perjurium-religione ad p 818 23 Perjury-lay p. on my soul 564 4 usually commits p 818 23 Perked-up in glistering grief. . . .735 9 Perles-les diamants et les p 406 5 Permanent-either p. or present . .430 2 more delightful than p 573 1 natural alone is p 545 22 no p. foundation found 390 18 Permeate- let its meaning p 801 5 Permission-by Divine p. hold — 745 16 Heaven shall give p 763 4 no will but by her high p 496 5 Permissive-byhisp. will 383 15 Permit-Heaven, p. that I may lie.337 19 short p. to heaven 448 16 Perniciem-in mutuam p 644 19 Pernicious-and his p. counsels . . -854 13 vice of gaming 307 3 Pernoctant-pobiscum 757 10 Peroration-with circumstance . . .573 19 Perpessi-levia p. sumus 762 20 Perpetrate-whatsoe'er we p 262 3 Perpetual-a p. priesthood 461 12 dwells in p. sweetness 500 10 making a p. mansion 916 17 good fortune 291 6 Perpetuating-property 24 2 of society. : 24 2 Perpetuity-provisions for p 697 19 Perplex-maturest counsels 658 19 Perplexed-and stricken mute 615 1 and troubled at his bad 294 7 in the extreme 479 4 life of men is p 385 9 of so p. a tongue 410 10 wisest may be p 195 9 Perplexes-monarchs 95 10 Perquisite-not as personal p 817 17 of kings 535 4 Perrumpere-amat saxa 325 14 Per se-facit per alium, facit p. s . 185 2 made this p.'s. of all 490 20 Persecuted-poverty is p 621 13 Persecution-is a bad and indirect . 661 14 Perseverance-keeps honour bright 594 17 mercy, lowliness 686 2 Persverant-with hope p 901 10 Persevere-and p. yourselves 584 19 God with those who p 594 9 it is fitting 265 11 Persia-brought out of P. first 591 18 once in P. reigned a ldng 800 20 Persian-a P.'s Heaven eas'ly made.361 7 founder of the P. empire 230 3 in P. gulfs were bred 603 19 let P. dames the umbrella . . . , . 826 3 tale for half a crown 608 4 Persian Gulf-through the P. G.. .553 10 Persians-law of Medes and P. . . .413 7 Persica-whereby they are called. . 591 1 Persistence-hold with firm p 295 5 with their mild p. urge 392 3 Persists-as if life lay on't 713 13 Person-a most superior p 488 17 every p. becomes a reader 657 9 gentle p. made a Jack 310 20 in my p. literature should 461 13 in the jest thy p. share 429 6 one p. I have to make good . . .328 20 sort of p. I should be 865 21 what's a fine p 53 14 to that p. whatever he says — 366 2 who in his p. acts 315 22 Persona- eripitur p. manet 101 20 Personage-gentil in p 98 5 less imposing 216 19 playtheirp 913 9 this goodly p 17 25 Personal-attendant does not thhik.366 20 feeling, p. interest 412 23 no p. consideration stand 345 21 Personally-I lay my claim. .> — 433 26 PersonalB-sheep's or bullock's p. . 87 23 . Persone-bells in tante altere p.. .487 16 Personne-il n'y a p. que ne soit. .159 16 Personnel-extends through all. . .335 9 Persons-acting these parts 916 18 best known unknown p 919 14 body of miscellaneous p 330 19 few p. who pursue science 691 23 no respect of p. with God 319 18 of good sense save those 569 17 on whom Heaven is 866 20 to p. about to marry 498 22 to p. who are accused 431 8 two distinct p. in him 97 1 Perspective-of vegetable beauty. . 40 4 Persuade-me not 613 8 only orators that always p 573 8 reason can p 243 5 tongue to p 98 18 well she can p 43 4 Persuaded-and carried all 572 17 death, thou hast p 174 19 fully p. in bis own mind 515 18 Persuader-being the p 407 11 Persuaders- at once powerful p. . . 37 17 Persuades-Hunger that p to 364 2 the orator p 572 17 Persuadest-almost thou p. me . . . 115 7 Persuading-in p. crowds 86 14 Persuasion-and belief ripened. . .255 24 do the work of fear 905 6 from lips divine p. flows 742 17 gods, P. and Force 324 3 of oratory not truth but p 573 9 Sylla proceeded by p 853 15 tips his tongue 777 16 Persuasions-accrue to false p 818 17 Persuasive-and p. sound 740 4 Bpeech, more p. sighs 742 19 with passion is more p 573 8 Perfc-ye p. little things 277 12 Perturbation-O polish'd p.! 720 4 Pertusum-in p. ingerimus dicta. .905 16 Peru-a Newton at P 688 1 Covent Garden to P 810 17 Lapland to P 809 19 Perusals-accordp. to his billets. .899 16 Peruvian-richer than P. mines. . .882 1 Pervade-unless it p. the whole. . .712 12 Pervades-energy p. adjusts 320 9 Pervenerintnad id non p 345 20 Perversas-omnia p. possunt 240 13 Perverse-and say thee nay 902 4 corrupt p. minds 240 14 Perversion-of morality 858 16 Perversions-of creatures' ways. . . 89 13 Pervert-with bad advice 888 18 Perverted-by being told badly. . .688 17 Pervertit-illi primitus mentem. . .396 10 Perverts-first p. his mind 396 10 the Prophets v . . .653 27 Pervigilare-^tecum longos p. dies. .226 7 Pervious-is p. to love 468 14 Pesa-misura e p 285 20 Peschiera-when thy bridge 1 845 3 Pe^e-rien ne p. tant qu'un 695 15 Pessima-corruptio optimi p 140 12 Pessimis-esse meliorem 328 11 Pessimism-patriotism and p 586 8 Pessimo-cuique plurima vis 105 16 Pestilence-and famine 857 6 fatal p. of Frost 814 2 like a desolating p 623 15 love's p. and her slow 480 16 seala that close the p 169 2 shakes p. and war 193 4 Btricken multitudes 874 4 that walketh in darkness 159 10 Pestered-with poets 607 14 Pestle-among wheat with a p — 284 21 Pet-a p. of tcmp'rance 784 6 Petal-each rhyme a p. sweet 540 9 from a wild-rose blown 537 15 grows p. by p 528 19 incense, from thy p. bower . . . .487 6 Petals-blue aTe its p. deep-blue . . 353 4 drop half their p. in speech 742 14 like thy p. trembles 578 3 shutting their tender p 239 4 with p. dipped in sand 463 17 Petard-hoist with his own p 394 18 returned like p. ill lighted 394 13 Petenda-per seque p. est 837 17 Petentibus- multap. desunt multa,690 19 Peter-by robbing P. paid Paul. .216 S deny'd his Lord 782 l hand that rounded P.'s dome.. 40 6 I'll call him P 543 11 till P.'s keys some christened. . 95 16 towiseP. complaisant enough. .690 13 twenty times was P. feared — 270 4 was dull 758 12 Peterkin- quoth little P 833 12 Pethed-wuz p. with hardihood. . .110 13 Petiitr-quod p. spernit 94 15 Petis-aut p. aut ruiturum 8 7 Petition-before thee, Lord, with . . 628 13 me no p. today 399 3 Sons of Harmony sent a p 274 16 to Almighty God 628 1 Petitions-windy breath of p 571 16 Petits-les gros contre les p 843 9 les p. ont pati des 283 27 n'avais pas vu les p 93 7 Petitur-quod p. si cito neges 416 13 Petrarch-Laura had been P.'s wife.676 12 Petrified-footprints of age p 190 27 Petroleum-green barrels of p 761 6 Pets-watching his azure p 577 19 Petticoat-draigl't a' her p 417 1 feet beneath her p 286 11 in the tempestuous p 32 8 was p. government 332 4 Petticoats-at bo-peep under her p.286 2 Pettifoggers-damn their souls. . .430 22 Petting-never p. about the frozen.184 5 Petty-made of p. sacrifices 493 13 men walk under his legs 341 16 Peu-de chose nous console 815 23 Peuple-desormais indompte 66 6 le silence du p 710 6 que le p., qui l'enterra 683 1 Peuple-roi-veuve d'un p 677 16 Peur-la p. d'un mal 239 13 sans p. et sans reproche 97 12 Peut-non pas tant qu'il p 880 10 Peut>-6tre-chercher un grand p. . . 174 17 Pew-equal on Sunday in the p. . .295 2 in marriage-bed and p 481 11 Pfaffenfalten-Monchskappen, P..364 4 PflichWas ist deine P 207 22 Phaeton-shade of the tree of P. . . 30 is tear of the sisters of P 64 9 Phalanx-hip. deep 156 9 where is the Pyrrhic p. gone. . .181 19 Phantasm-false p. brings a real. .269 1 Phantaema-like a p 149 17 Phantom-blossoms palely shining.796 7 Caravan has reached 449 13
