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1002 BODY his b.'s under hatches 230 6 in b. and sutil can bind 477 11 in what condition his b 93 22 into a bigger b 635 11 is assailed by force of time 309 14 its b. brevity 227 17 John Brown a b. lies 736 21 joint and motive of her b 426 19 kin to the beaste by his b 315 16 know not of her b 62 27 large and powerful b 408 4 little b. lodged mighty mind . . . 514 8 little b. with mighty heart 225 2 lives in b. of his mistress 476 4 loaded by the excess 514 15 make less thy b. hence 784 10 make the b. follow 183 16 make the charmed b 512 22 man is of soul and b 492 14 man's b. and his mind 492 19 may be old in b 922 13 mind b. or estate 12 6 mind decays with the b 514 23 mind makes the b. rich 516 8 mind sicker than sick b 515 9 mind to suffer with the b 397 7 mind's free, b.'s delicate 296 6 must pay with his b 523 5 my b. as a plaything 480 14 my b.'s friend and guest 737 11 my poor father's b 894 16 mystery of the b 514 19 no b. to be kicked 87 18 not . ■ ■ indisposition of b 505 18 of a dead enemy 222 19 of a lean b. and visage 35 9 of the book 48 26 of the time 838 10 other ladies well might 63 l patch up thine old b. 16 19 presence of b. came to 2 20 properties of human b 504 10 pygmy-b. to decay 737 5 rest free from evil 230 11 say her b. thought 35 5 short of his can and b .399 S some in their b.'s force 314 12 Bound Mind . . . sound B.351 16, 356 23 supports the b. too 375 3 than he has in his whole b 328 21 than those of the b 513 13 the b. bigge, and mightely 563 9 they're soul and b - . .255 9 this b. is not a home 452 12 tho' the b. starve 908 17 too sharp for his b 885 28 tumultuous b. now denies 359 20 wastes the sluggish b 384 17 what hides the b 32 17 wholesome to the b 530 14 whose b. nature is 546 19 winna let a poor b 470 14 with my b. I thee worship 496 2 work of b. or mind. 910 11 writers when they act in b 47 19 yield my b. to the earth 176 19 your b. is woven of ours 728 4 Boerhaave-health with B 166 7 Boeufs-charrue devant les b 574 11 Bog-strives through the b 400 16 Boggle-at unnatural 57fi 8 Boggles-diversified with b ^^273 12 Bohea-'twixt reading andb»^ . . .450 l Boil-deep to b. like a potT. 567 12 help to b. thy pot^T- 524 1 the vulgar b. an'egg 138 18 Boileau-from B.'s translation — 654 22 Boilers-of Kand vats 865 12 Boiling-bath of b. water 228 9 to a b. ptft flies come not 282 18 Boils-and plagues plaster you — 1 2 over and is dissipated 98 17 Boire-il faut le b 262 6 Je ne boy [bois] en plus 206 16 Bois-je b. dans mon verre 920 2 vous n'fltes que du b 634 12 Boisteroue-thy b. looks 57 4 Boiteux-clochez devant les b 646 14 Bold-a b. bad man 105 8 a warrior so b 472 5 and hard adventures 585 12 as a Hon.... 868 10 "Be b." first gate 142 22,143 2 being b. for life to come 463 5 [ begin, be b 793 17 brave and b. persist S3 15 fortune helps the b 293 7, 638 12 grows unconsciously b 476 17 I can meet 297 3 I dare be b 683 10 in practice of mistaken 503 12 let never man be b. enough.. . .470 12 man that first eat an oyster . . . 575 13 of your worthiness 433 19 things in a quiet way 889 6 though it might seem b • - .400 8 to leap a height 402 10 truckles to the b. alone ."292 21 Venus aids the b 160 20 virtue is b 838 16 whose love is b 483 19 Boldest-in words and tongue. . . .146 13 the b. held his breath 708 2 the b. staggered 195 9 will shrinkaway 574 17 Boldly-meet the danger 160 8 speak b. and speak truly 740 26 they rode and well 858 8 thou say'st I speak too b 901 4 Boldness-a decent b 160 11 Bolingbroke-before sun of B 723 12 Bolshevists-would blow up 660 18 Bolt-fool's b. is soon shot 285 8 from the blue 713 25 sharp and sulphurous b 754 15 the b. of cupid fell 578 9 Bolting-must tarry the b 139 10* Bolts-mimic b. the firefly 273 6 Bomb-more than of b. afraid. . . .729 20 Bombast-is perfectly b 673 17 Bombastes-meet B. face to face.. 160 14 Bombs-bursting in air 274 16 Bon-d'iHoffe pour fitre bon 284 2 Bona-multis b. evenisse 377 1 necque mala, vel b 649 3 omnia assunt b 837 20 segnius homines b 327 22 sine auxilio fugiunt b 571 6 sunt b., sunt mediocria 126 14 Bonam-ego, quam beatam 328 6 Bonarum-rerum consuetudo 520 18 ignoratione rerum b 385 9 Bond -give me back my b 81 11 his dearest b. is this 896 19 justice and hisb 414 28 man's word good as his b 371 18 mystic b. of brotherhood 775 19 of scattered family 617 13 take a b. of fate. 264 25 tear to pieces that great b. 556 17 this b. is forfeit 414 26 unsordid as a b. of love 677 19 Bondage-disguise our b. as we. . .891 24 is there one out of b 861 2 thou springest from b 388 18 to then- fellow-men 106 17 worth while eternity in b 437 20 Bondman-in his own hand 439 6 let me live 208 16 Bonds-his words are bonds 104 26 Bondsman-stung by the goad — 185 15 hereditary b.! 294 15 Bond-street-buck conceits 32 17 Bone-and a hank of hair 900 11 and sinew to literature 877 13 and Skin, two millers thin 381 20 anguish pierces to the b 189 28 as curs mouth a b 741 11 bare-pick'd b. of majesty 856 17 bredintheb 545 1,643 7 dog . . . finds a b 907 20 full of fire, and full of b 378 16 made from his funny b 886 24 no more than b. to a dog 4S0 14 nor yet b. of thy b 869 8 of manhood 22 4 of my bones, and flesh 497 lo vigour of b 799 20 Bones-are coral made 96 9 conceals a martyr's b 597 31 cover to our b 177 19 curst be he yt moves my b 234 6 dice were human b 306 21 for his honored b 701 16 full of dead men's b 35 21 good interred with their b 241 8 I may tell all my b 422 16 knight's b. are dust 726 1 BOOK lay my weary b. among you. . . 670 4 let not their b. be parted 234 13 made no more b 640 35 may his b. rest gently. 232 13 not worth the b. of 842 10 of ev'ry living bard 870 9 of a Pomerainiau fusileer 842 10 of a Pomeranian grenadier 43 8 out of their arms 620 8 rattle his b. over the stones 827 6 sing it to herb 234 11 sit in my b 765 3 softly shall my b. repose 39 18 than to muscles and b 47 14 the b. of great men 362 22 their b. with industry 325 21 turf lie easy on thy b 179 16 Virtue's steely b. look. 104 3 vobis fertis aratra b 599 21 worn him to the b 504 3 Bonfire-poppy's b. spread 614 11 Bonheur-Ie b. des mechants 352 10 le b. fait pour §tre 350 23 Boni-nullius b. sine sociis 125 8 oderunt peccare b. 836 24 quam prodens b 328 5 rari quippe b 327 18 sontibus parent b 149 8 Bonis-lartari b. rebus 326 20 nocet quisquis pepercerit 434 9 paratur fama b. 327 24 quam non seque b 292 2 virtus incomitata b 837 17 Bonitus-non est pessimis 328 11 Bonjour^-et puis, b 448 18 Bon mot-and a useful desire. 344 14 Bon-mots-plucking b. from. 599 12 Bonnet-antique run and b 603 7 flower of a b 62 23 il opine du b. comme 569 21 seek hm in your B. brave 64 5 thistle's purple b 279 11, 787 2 while the b. is trimming 796 3 cared little for b. and 32 19 Bonnie-a b. b. lassie 472 2 glides the b. boat.. 74 24 rose as sweet as it's b 279 10 BonnieDoon-so"BJ).buttarry.604 20 Bonny-wee thing 868 24 Bono-cui bono fuerit 327 1 Bononcini-compared to B 126 2 Bonos-ad b. mores bia. 666 13 Bons-habiletfe dans les b 2 9 tous les genres sont b 759 2 Bon soir-et puis, bon soir 44S 18 Bonum-ad legem b. esse 395 23 homini perpetuum b 291 6 non vivere b. est 452 9 ut inde veniat b 149 1 voluptatem summum b 82 8 Bonus-dives nemo factus est b.. .866 22 homo tiro est 371 26 si finis b. est 220 24 videri b. malebat. 328 9 Booby-the b. father craves 113 3 Book-a b. is a friend 79 2, 79 19 adversary had written a b 78 16 a man of one b 75 17 and a shadie nooke 80 17 Bible is a b. of faith 693 24 by reading one b 80 9 compiling of a b 654 15 cover of an old b 230 14 dainties bred in a b 65S 3 demon holds a b 773 20 enroll'd in Jove's own b 337 1 every b. is thy epitaph 440 9 foolishest b., leaky boat 78 11 glance round, his b. shelves 440 2 go little B 76 12, 77 1, 80 10 he lent is given back 318 12 he will write a b 47 17 hides the b. of fate 264 6 I have perused before 657 10 in" a b. upon my shelf 903 2 in sour misfortune's b 519 13 in the B. our mothers read 693 26 infinite b. of secrecy 547 3 is a living voice 51 2 jollie good B. whereon 80 17 judge of the power of a b 657 18 kiss the b.'s outside 563 IB leaves of Judgment B 482 4 like a b. in breeches 710 4