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988 ASSIMILATE Assimilate-only what is ugly. 120 8 Assist-God a. our side 849 9 Assistance-cause that lacks a 326 14 each on other for a. call. . 864 7 to an equal for a. flies 145 12 Assia ting-avoid a. the enemy. . . . 849 9 Associate-impatient of an a 302 IS the good must a 827 7 Associated-those a. in power. 302 18 AsBOciation-and addition. 441 17 of latent causes 242 7 Associations-imaginative a. . . . . .603 21 Assoir-entre deux selles 113 20 Assomme-freres, ou je t'a 653 11 Assume-among powers of earth. .391 S a virtue if you have 838 12 colour, shape or size a 34 9 either sex a. or both 34 7 that which is incapable of 432 2 what I a. you shall a 106 9 Assumes-the god 321 19 Assure-rien d a. que le mort 913 16 Assurance-of your faith 500 3 given by lookes 251 20 make a. double sure 264 26 Assured-what he's most a 47 9 Assyria-the plains of A 242 IS Assyrian-came down like wolf . . . 844 3 Aster-grow on like foxglove and a.390 7 the a. in the wood 278 6 see also Aster p. 45 Asters-chilly blue of the a 562 1G withered tufts of a. nod 281 22 Astonjsh-great things a. us 154 13 Astonishes-nothing but what a.. .898 20 Astounded-I was a., my hair 270 1 Astra-non est ad a. mollis 751 18 perennis a. ferar 389 13 regunt homines 93 20 sod regit a. Deus 93 20 sic itur ad a 390 l virtus in a. tendit 143 14 Astray-dazzle to lead us a. 912 4 everyone goes a 667 7 if weak women went a 893 11 leads all who accept it a 448 10 light that leads a. 457 6 though turn'd a. is sunshine. . . 766 12 Astre-cet a. du jour 474 16 Astres-resplendissants .474 IS Astride-having it a. of you 615 18 Astronomer-like a sage a.. ..... . 91 26 see also Astronomy p. 46 Asunder-let not man put a 498 S no man shall ever put a 500 6 put this man and woman a. . . . 500 8 should we live one day a 893 20 that we two are a 343 7 Asylum-of the oppressed 22 l whole state vast insane a 396 20 Atalanta-made of A.'s heels 885 3 Ate-and drank the precious 77 10 and drank your fill 450 9 and made them glad 271 6 into itself for lack 588 3 Ate-with A. by his side 856 15 Athanasian-creed most splendid . 198 4 A tlianasius- Jerome, or from A.. 631 7 Atheism-is the only real a 696 24 inolineth man's mind to a 596 10 sailing on obscene wings 662 10 Atheist-half believes a God. 321 4 confound the A.'s sophistries.. .369 7 if Earth bears so base 662 14 laugh's a poor exchange 661 20 would be an a. clean 661 21 Atheists-who are far from a 745 12 Athena-age shakes A.'s tower 13 6 Ancient of days, August A 45 16 Athenian-Socrates was not A. . . . 587 2 A.'s friend, Miltiades 324 13 Athenians-govern the Greeks. . . . 334 3 not be like A 880 24 what (nil do 1 600 3 Atheniens-ne BemblonB es A 880 24 Athens-called the Ship of A 550 13 from A. or from Meroe 361 24 maid of A. ere we part 357 29 refined as ever A. heard 629 13 the eye of Greece 45 17 ye men of A 315 8 Athirst-for faraway tilings 389 20 sore a. for air 517 24 Athmen-f rei a. macht das Leben . 295 6 Atlanta an-with A. shoulders 194 IS Atlantic-opposite side of the A.. .334 23 Ocean beat Mrs. Partington. . .660 22 other side of the A 688 1 the steep A. stream 770 7 Atlas-we read in ancient song 324 20 Atmosphere-breathes rest 395 7 in the cold a 723 1 we live in an a. of shame 702 18 Atom-every a. belonging to me. .106 9 to every a. just 805 11 Atomies-coward gates on a 249 13 Atomorum-concuTsu a 119 22 Atoms-each to other tend 546 20 fortuitous concourse of a 119 16 march in tune 574 4 or systems into ruin 644 13 Atoning-consolation all a 874 8 swift in a. for error 101 8 unto God 915 12 Atra-candentibus a 183 7 eras vel a. nube 446 9 Atri-bell of A. famous 67 26 Attacliment-with Molian a 99 12 criterion of the a 300 21 Attack-all the same 846 6 do not a. butterflies 760 19 in the Amiens sector 846 6 is the reaction 7 11 last flash and hideous a 366 22 they a. this one man 106 6 Attacks-do not contribute. 120 11 with wild disorder 331 8 Attain-never a. it unless 270 16 organ by which it can a 453 14 theTinattainable 762 3 to something nobler we a 344 10 what thou art not 21 6 you a. all things 759 6 Attainable-practical and a 438 20 Attainder-all a. of suspect 383 24 Attains-not by what it a 922 12 the soul a 44 12 Attaining-chance for a. at last. . . 50 9 Attainments-boast of our a 98 8 which command it 614 17 Attempt-by fearing to a 200 21 either do not a. at all 761 4 great things, even 341 12 the a. is enough 253 8 the end, never stand to 594 7 won with brisk a 373 1 Attempts-your a. are shorter 228 6 Attend-another world to a. him.. 489 17 your ladyship 261 10 Attendant-black a. Death. 36 13 personal a. does not think 366 20 Attendants-brave a. near him . . . 485 7 Attended-gloriouslyfromheaven.411 24 when neither is a 152 12 Attender-danno d'a. suSerse. . . . . 187 8 Attendre-il faut tout a. 269 30 Attention-equal a. to the rich 504 10 fix a. heedless of your pain 563 14 laws have a. orators none 572 14 like deep harmony. 906 21 slander attracts not a 324 2 wears the active mind 513 10 without intention 277 10 Attentions-proceed from im- pulse.. .600 4 Attentive-minds a. to their own.. 420 22 to own their applause. 37 6 Attentuate-our bodies, dry them. . 196 7 Attic-call it A. salt 150 1 honey thickens. 206 6 offer the A. bee 228 IS warbler pours her throat 153 6 where the A. bird trills. 569 1 wit 884 17 Attioum-sal A 884 17 Attire-in gay a. is seen. 477 9 Let thy a. be comely 32 21 lyke a golden mantle her a 349 13 through the land in gay a 501 10 walk in silk a S3 16 wild in their a 34 IB Attired-see you so a 214 39 to please herself 38 14 Attitude-declare an a. simply.. . .586 11 not only of defence 847 1 Attitudes-arms into various a.. . .287 1 Attorneys-are denied me 433 26 A ttract-attraoted to the next. . . - 546 20 ATTRES ca n noble souls a 559 16 talents that a. people 392 13 Attraction-funeral made the a. . .338 4 with his great a. robs 786 21 Attractive-is unlawful is a. 601 9 important matter yet a 561 23 metal more a 640 16 sweet a. kind of grace. 251 20 Attracts-pleasure a. each. 601 27 Attribute-first a. of a critic 151 6 isGod'sbesta 289 3 it is the a. of God 415 4 the evidence and end 58 4 to awe and majesty. 510 12 Attributes-all the Nelsonic a 846 3 wrought with a. divine 557 9 Attributus-quoque a. est error. . .265 21 Auctioneer^vanushing a. 576 8 Auctor-novus adjicet a 688 6 Auctorem-parere sibi 413 21 Auctori-ipsi displicit a 346 1 Auctoritas-apud liberos 294 21 gliscit a 651 23 Audace-l'a. a fait les rois. 46 9 l'a. t encore de l'a 46 11 l'a. impunie enfle. 398 1 Audaci-ottimi consigli 11 14 Audacia-certe laus erit. 253 3 in pectora est a 143 8 Audacity-sublime a. of faith.. . . .923 16 see also Audacity p. 46 Aude-sapere aude 879 21 Audeas-quae non a. optare. 93 3 Audebit-magis a. cseteros 112 18 Audendo-tegitur timor 46 13 Audendum-est, fortes. 160 20 Audentem-forsque venusque.. . . .290 23 Audentes-deus ipse juvat 83 9 fore juvat a. 289 16 Audentior-sed contra a. ito 519 21 Audi-verbera sed a .652 3 Audible-more a. than speech 21 26 Audience-his look drew a 194 18 into the bargain. 4 18 in the world's a. halL 547 18 sitting a. looks 4 14 to a second day of a 433 8 Audiendi-nec a. . . . quidicere..647 3 Audies-contumeliam dices, a.. . . .398 4 Audiitr-et voti Phoebus 629 3 Audire-bene facere et male a 329 3 sciant Dri mimmi a. 137 22 suas a. miseri 518 10 Audit-how his a. stands. 534 19 Auditque-qiri nos a. et videt 319 6 Auditus-aliquid novus 688 6 Audiunt-qui a. audita dicunt 249 8 Auferre-fcrucidare, rapere.! . .590 20 Aufrichtig-zu sein 99 24 Augen-allem was nur A. hat.. . . .889 17 Ich in deine A. sen 248 3 Augenblick-den A. ergreift 570 18 fur den A. geboren 619 1 gewahrt die Liebe 469 10 AugenbUcks-macht'gen A 491 21 Auger-tail made like an a 549 6 Auger-hole-fate hid within a 264 24 Augescent-oorpora lente a 96 16 Augments— the power of a man. . .400 1 Augur-in dubiis a. timor 269 23 Augurs-ill name of a. 81 3 Augury-we defy a. 644 23 August-cloud suddenly melts. ... 46 14 parching A. wind. 46 16 sicklemen, of A. weary 368 14 Augustan-age will dawn on, 688 1 Augustine-in A.*s cowl. 183 24 Augusto-unus iners a. tempore.. .677 IS Augustus-used the razor 57 6 Augourd'hui-sont fables a. 255 7 Aula-invidenda sobrius a. 520 6 Aune— arbitrio popularis a 836 18 divines particulam a 514 16 Auras-evadere ad a. 364 1 mieux que deux tu l'a. 615 19 mox sese attollit in a 688 19 volucres dispersit in a. 629 3 Aure-violentius a. tyranni. 825 IS Aurea-nunc vera sajcula. 325 17 rumpunt tecta quietem 291 23 Auream-quisquis mediocritatem. . 520 6 Aurele-serpent mordit A 609 16 Aures-etiam a. perdidit 252 21 oculi et a. non sentientem 771 n