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AURES AXE tot subrigjt a 688 19 AureuB-non deficit alter a 128 6 Auri-sacra fames 326 1 Auiibus-auditores a. .. 714 21 timor animi a. officit 268 23 Auriferous-stream a. plays 547 23 Auriti-quam a. decern 249 8 Auro-conciliatur amor 325 17 contra cedo modestum 476 2 plurimus a. venit honos 325 17 pulsa fides 84 6 quam a. multo mavolo 328 6 venenum in a 609 21 vilius argentum est a 836 23 Aurora-jam dormitante 203 4 of the liberty of the world 845 5 rising with A.'s light 608 18 shows her brightening 547 21 soon as A. drives away 108 3 see also Aurora p. 46 Auroque-atque ebori decus 760 17 Aurum-fortuna invenitur 328 6 ignis a. probat 518 9 lex sequitur 84 6 per medios ire 325 14 quod splendet ut a 34 21 rimatur faucibus a 53 6 spectatur in ignibus a 302 23 Ausgang-denn aller A. ist 412 3 Auspices-of Teucer 190 5 Auspicious-borrow thy a. birth. .540 10 day began the race 70 12 Hope, in thy sweet garden 375 12 most a. star 292 16 with an a. and dropping eye. . . 183 14 Austere-pious not a 298 8 Austrian-army awfully arrayed. .725 13 Prussians over A 217 16 Austrians-took the eaglet 848 7 Ausurus-in periculo non a 146 13 turpe quid a 372 23 Author-antiquity nor a 818 16 as if man were a. of himself.. . .391 6 as the a. planned 855 12 can have nothing '. 758 17 challenge every new a 151 4 contenting himself. 654 IS corrected by the a 230 14 each a. adding to former lies.. .688 13 entitles its a. to be 819 23 ever spared a brother 48 24 first a. of this sentence 235 9 for a. himself to recognize 598 23 God is its a. not man 535 16 God is the a 912 3 grievous to be the a 346 1 improved by its A 232 8 may Heaven's great A 235 6 might reply, is that my fault . . 150 22 of confusion and lies 192 6 of his own disgrace 197 3 of that thought 653 23 our a. in the wife offends 382 21 personal traits in the a 758 14 purpose of an a 151 2 rival of the a 150 15 ruin half an. a.'s graces 599 12 sentential primus A 235 9 sole a. of creation 92 21 spirit that its a. writ 151 14 , sympathy with the a 64914 the privilege of an a 445 6 unsuccessful a. turns critic 151 26 we have not read an a 656 21 whate'er the crabbed 'st a 596 12 where is any a. in the world. . .249 18 works of the a 149 26 would bis brother kill 607 19 see also Authorship pp. 47-51 Authorcraffr-of small amount 76 16 Authorities-acts of naval a 842 17 Authority-and opportunities 817 19 assu m i ng a. usurp'd 716 4 chairs and stools of a 140 6 for their robbery have a 410 22 from others' books 757 20 gem of his a 152 7 is firmer or better 623 24 is strengthened 651 23 submit to a 860 5 valuable and lasting a 520 23 what a. and show of truth.. '. . .712 3 see also Authority p. 47 Authors-bookmakers, not a 600 1 charged with debts to his a 599 2 damn those a 150 5 do not avail themselves 742 12 grave a. say and witty poets.. .498 18 honesty existing among a.. . . ,. .654 19 lie the mummied a 440 8 most a. steal their works 599 16 of great evils know 239 17 old a. to read 13 1 reviewers . . . telling a 150 22 that of other a 598 23 see also Authorship pp. 47-51 Authorship-of a. untouched 231 7 question of a 819 12 Autocracy-helpmate of a 438 19 not a. but liberty frenzied 438 20 Autocratr-aristocrat, democrat, a. 492 23 Autocratic-selfish, a. power 296 12 Automa-runs under water. 549 S Automaton-mechanized a 623 16 Automobile-arrest not the a 87 22 Autorise-que le ciel a 118 2 Autoriser-leurs injustice 744 21 Autre-1'a. est tenu 29 7 ne sait comment l'a. vit 450 20 Autres-celle que Ton a aux a 129 5 pas ainsi des a 708 24 Autumn-a kindly a 51 19 an a. 'twas that grew 596 1 gift has a. poured 19 8 in a. beauty stood 278 6 in A. the Poet is sad 609 8 languidly the A. wind 582 9 makes them ripe 13 16 on the breath of A.'s breeze . . . 787 3 on the lap of A. bloom 723 17 paints upon the sky 713 24 scatters departing gleams 772 15 spring entomb'd in a. lies 287 10 Spring shall plant A. garner . . . 544 13 the a.'s vacant throne 562 14 to its a. brought 38 14 to winter, winter into 694 21 thou breath of A.'s being 874 4 'twas a. eve 233 8 vote that a.'s gone 772 6 we mistake our a 801 10 when a. hath blown 844 4 wins you best 51 18 See also Autumn pp. 51-53 Autumnal-beauty mid a. leaves. .484 5 seen in one a. face 13 20 Auxliia-humilia firma 828 6 portabant Romani 416 7 Auxilio-sine a fugiunt bona 571 6 Auxilium-non leve vultus 61 3 Avail-what does it a 760 12 Avails-I'm sure not much a 683 9 it me the flocks to keep 476 6 Avance-m6tier qui peu a 761 15 Avancent-r6trograde en a 635 18 Avant-the whole line! En a.!... 846 6 Avantage-d'a. surTepee 592 21 Avare-tibi dico, a 517 17 Avarice-and Rapine share 829 11 beyond the dreams of a 866 4 [gaming] is the child of a 307 7 nor a. in vaults of Hell 481 3 pride, envy and a 239 24 worst a. is that of sense 11 6 see also Avarice p. 53 Avaricious-grant him . . . a. . . .104 14 not a. is money 864 18 rash, the daring tribe 652 16 Avarizia-superbia, invidia, a 239 24 Avaro-tam deest a. quod habet. .517 21 Ave-Maries-on his beads 368 20 Avenge-better to a. a friend 296 17 so speedily can venge 414 23 than to a. it 398 6 to punish and a 319 22 Avenged-loved or was a. like me. 672 14 Avenger-its own a. breeds 196 19 not long A. was withstood 860 8 Time, the a.! 792 21 Avenging-sword unsheathe 849 12 to a lapwing by a. god 427 1 Avenii— present gros de l'a 305 6 Avenue-an a. to glory 461 16 Avenues-god of a. and gates 323 2 seal up the a. of ill 181 13 Avere-che mai non v'a 469 21 Avemo-f acilis descensus a 364 1 Avernus-descent to Lake 1 A r 364 l Aversation-towards society 724 1 Aversion-with alarm or a 662 S self-reliance its a 836 12 Aves-and A. vehement 37 8 non vobis indificatis a 599 21 theA.said 210 2 Avete-multum, spesque 233 6 Aveugle-fortune . . . ci a. qu'a.,290 13 fortune a. suit a. hardiesse 290 11 Aviary-overstocked with jays — 552 12 Aviditas-verum est a. dives 144 24 Avidos-vicinum funus 243 7 Avis-fat ouvre una 10 14 rara a. in terris 69 20 Avoid-extremes 246 2 carefully a. in thyself 371 19 what is to come * 128 27 Avoided-three, are to be a 419 25 what cannot be a 143 19 Avoiding-of a. degeneracy 559 11 Avoids-he who a. them 489 10 Avon-conveyed his ashes into A . 198 9 to the Severn runs 198 13 sweet Swan of A.! 701 11 Avulso-primo a. non deficit. . 128 6 Await-alike th' inevitable hour. .338 12 Awake-and glow in song 397 17 arise or be forever 8 1 find such beaming eyes a 529 14 keep her still a 499 24 meet my God a 172 3 my fairest, my espous'd 870 3 my soul! stretch 925 5 one kept a. by pain... 551 9 smiles a. you . ... 717 15 some a. and some asleep 613 20 • soonest a. to the flowers 449 4 thee, my Lady-Love 717 14 the heavens look bright 556 1 three thousand miles away .... 554 11 will not man a 485 9 Awaken-a sleeping dog 198 16 Awakened -thought once a.. 787 20 Awakening-and the glad surprise.745 14 Awakens-in us image of truth . .-.789 27 one a., one rises .449 20 shake one, and it a 567 14 Awakes-as soon as he a 408 8 beauty immortal a. from tomb.388 6 in the man 189 6 the daylight that a. him 427 7 Awaketh-dream when one a 203 10 Away-get thee a 487 7 I was first who came a 382 14 keep a week a 479 2 she doth not mean "a." 902 9 they all have passed a 543 18 while Rubin is a 348 11 Awe-creating a. and fear. 92 5 Good and Just in a 563 10 in a. of such a thing as 1 452 24 in solemn a. pronounce 861 11 keep lifted hand in a 535 6 keep the strong in a 131 22 kept the world in a 191 10 life hath more a. than death. . .441 8 oppress'd with a. 898 6 upon the brave 889 7 whom yet with deeds. 186 4 with reverential a 432 22 with such fits of a 267 23 Aweary-of the sun 766 20 Awful-an a. rose of dawn 320 6 and serenest countenance 396 4 must it be an a. thing to die. . . 763 3 Awfully-he walks the round 316 16 Awktrard-that's a. at a lie 487 4 see also Awkwardness p. 53 Awkwardness-has no forgiveness. .53 16 male andfemale a 157 G Awl-live by is with the a 706 7 Awls-up to the hefts 706 10 Awning-on deck beneath the a.. .549 21 Awoke-one morning and found.. .256 14 Axe-absolv'd him with an a. . . . .328 14 cedar to the a/s edge 176 19 curras et in a. secundo 253 2 him with woodman's a 909 12 is laid unto the root 171 17 lay down the a 843 1 man has an a. to grind 610 10 not the hangman is a 227 12 sees butcher with an a 87 24