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BREATH BRIGHT

if b. of some to no caresa 282 8 if her b. were aa terrible 895 3 is gone from me 780 15 lightly draws its b 113 2 like silver arrows 877 18 lips the b. of song 798 14 may burst his bubble shares. . .865 18 moment of his b 196 18 mouth-honor b 17 5 night wi' balmy b 764 1 not for another b 180 14 not yield a b. of thee 572 n of an unfee'd lawyer 433 18 of Cytherea's b 834 21 of Heaven must swell 74 27 of life his nostrils 805 11 of maiden's yes 470 16 of the night is new 750 6 out of b. to no purpose 561 13 out of b. with joy 873 1 particles of divine b 514 15 pure b. sanctifies the air 457 19- quenched my flame of b 677 19 rides on posting winds 714 24 sighed my English b 56 22 sleep . . . times my b 21 4 bo the Word had b 115 6 spark created by her b 488 26 such is the b. of kings 906 20 such our b. and blueness 834 9 suck my last b 174 8 summer's ardent b. perfume. . .723 17 summer's honey b 799 17 suspiration of forced b 533 12 sweet climate by my b 566 15 sweet is the b. of morn 529 10 takes b. of men away 887 5 tinkling in b. of heaven 877 11 'tis b. thou lack'st 11 12 tobacco . . . taints the b 804 10 to cool his pottage 709 13 to cool my broth 137 3 to cool your porridge 642 7 to latest b. shall feel 581 8 trunk be discharg'd of b 610 1 waits for b. to reinspire 694 18 was down and out of b 486 23 weary of b 518 27 whence no man knows. 52 1 when good man yields his b.. . .389 11 which a b. can destroy 913 4 which frames my words 173 2 whose b. is in his nostrilB 490 4 wicks . . . brain, blood, and b.356 22 wilt thou lose 11 12 wished himself heaven's b 478 11 with b. all flowers 554 23 with b. all incense 527 18 with his prophet b 457 15 with mine own b 686 7 world grown gray from thy b. . 115 4 Breathe-let Zephyr only b 925 24 soft ye winds ; 588 18 such divine enchanting 537 25 their words in pain 821 27 they b. truth 821 27 thoughts that b 788 13 time doth not b 360 11 to b. freely does not 295 6 truth that b. words 906 21 while I b. Heaven's air 739 13 worst that man can b 829 16 Breathed-no sound is b. so 543 23 o'er the blue expanse 88 21 still b. in sighs 543 1 this day I b. first 452 25 upon dead bodies 599 2 Breather-chide no b. in world.. . .266 18 Breathes-as long as he b 444 23 hell itself b. out contagion 556 14 in our soul 546 19 its balmy essence b 458 18 scanty life 517 24 there a roan with soul so 142 3 there b. despair 375 11 upon a bank of violets 540 8 who b. must suffer 450 12 Breathing-closer is He than b. . . . 628 19 of incense-b. morn 528 22 for b. in their faces 399 19 fresh b. of to-morrow creep — 529 6 grows more deep 872 17 point of mortal b 92 11 tyrannous b. of the north 418 21 we watched her b 170 6 Breathings-are not heard 721 2 through which b. pass 873 5 Breathing-time-peace as a b 843 7 Breathless-as we grow 708 1 with adoration 239 9 Breaths-in thoughts not b 441 6 Brebis-a la b. tondue 644 6 Bred-in a kitchen b 724 5 she is not b. so dull 870 17 what is b. in the bone. . . 545 1, 643 7 with whom you are b 216 21 Breeches-and all that 355 14 cost him but a crowne 777 1 hands out of his b.'s pocket 786 7 length of b. and gathers 261 15 like a book in b 710 4 so have your b 620 11 try who shall get the b 887 2 women wear the b 887 10 wore his heart in's b 776 13 Breed-a b. for barren metal 303 10 border nor b. nor birth 101 1 for we know the b 684 14 happy b. of men 225 3 strong, black, and noble b 378 15 that should b. in cat's ear 533 18 thescalyb 29 11 use doth b. a habit 347 11 where they most b, and haunt. 495 7 Breedei>-of all good 799 23 Breeding-spoiled i' the b 723 18 to Bhow your b 593 2 Breeds-affirmance b. a doubt. . . .563 14 Breeze-April's b. unfurl'd 845 23 and blossoms in the b 572 is at its frolicksome play 494 5 breaks at every b 73 8 came wandering from the sky. . 872 20 can find a tongue 412 26 cedar fallen before the b 606 19 chance sends the b 92 23 cradle of the western b 746 18 dancing in the b 155 14 far as the b. can bear 548 15 flowery b. or odor's breath .... 680 12 ■from northward free 549 14 irom the b. her sweets 458 19 is on the sea 824 16 loved to breast the b 528 17 mildly and soft western b 64 20 most softly lulling 614 2 music of the southern b 353 3 of nature stirring 548 2 one intellectual b 147 7 on every passing b 169 7 refreshes in the b 546 19 ripple with the ruffling b 703 23 show teeth in the flying b 540 23 the battle and the b 274 8 the b. her seized 174 21 wafted by a gentle b 740 2 when the b. was gone 537 4 while thy b. floats o'er thee — 487 6 will of some popular b 836 18 wrath of God for a b v ..704 2 Breezes-ever-fanning b., on his.. .765 6 merry b. approach 37 16 stir tibe spiry cones 45 5 sunset b. shiver 550 16 wandering b. touch them 535 17 what though the spicy b 918 13 Breidabhck-glimpse of B 324 14 fBrennende-Fragen] of the day.. .611 24 Brethren-amongst my b. mortal . 547 7 aspire above his b 716 4 gold begets in b. hate 325 10 men that they are b 534 16 my Fathers and B 663 13 three b. named 710 2 to dwell together 828 l Brevem-vitam b. esse 44 21 Breves-et mutabiles viceB 291 18 Brevibus-pereunt nigentia 289 17 Brevis-esse laboro 742 21 prascipies esto b 10 22 vita . . . fruimurb. est 451 10 Brevity-is the soul of wit 885 6 is very good 741 4 its body b 227 17 nothing pleases as b 50 7, 743 16 Brevius-tanto b. omne quanto. . .797 17 Brewed-and being well b 877 6 Brewing-ill a b. towards 203 16 Brews-as he b. so shall 205 22 Briar-on the climbing b 748 17 sap will flush the b....'. 748 2 Briareus-from B.'s hands 342 23 Briars-midst of b. it blows 481 13 nor any b. there 1 305 4 Bribe-discredit of a b 84 4 the poor possession 446 6 too poor for a b 290 3 Bribes-but b. a senate 523 is contaminate with base b 84 10 Bric-a-brac-hunting is as 619 18 Bric-a-bracker-to be a b 619 17 Brick-call him a regular b 97 11 city built of b 121 23 every man ab .101 21 from Babel's b. layers 744 19 mighty mass of b. and smoke. .462 11 Brick-dust-comes the b. man. 136 26 Bricklayer-became a b. when 495 17 Brickmaker-of James Pady, b... .229 3 Bricks-are alive at this day 495 is do not wash b 911 12 throw b. and sermonB at 485 20 trowels striking the b 495 19 Bridal-flowerB serve for a 96 7 for his b. morn 204 7 party to church doth hie 67 24 the b. of the earth and sky. . . . 162 3 Bridal-Chamber-come to the b.. .169 2 Bridal-favors-and raiment stowed .500 15 Bride-became my glittering b — 725 7 bloorning Eastern b 82 13 consent to be his b 83 19 darling river, like a b 924 21 encounter darkness as a b 177 11 fashioned for himself a b 897 12 gain a soft and gentle b 466 4 half of the world a b 501 23 in her rich adorning 401 3 Judge's b. might be -. 830 20 lovely, like a b 736 4 so like a b 822 21 the wind's b 813 3 took b. about the neck 419 s who'll be my b 158 17 wife is dearer than the b 869 24 Bridegroom-as b. to his mate 46 23 half of the world a b 501 23 into the dreaming b.'s ear 499 13 Brides-lion woos his b 900 7 the B. of Enderby 67 16 Bridge-build up a b. of gold 851 13 don't cross the b. till.. 646 6 faith builds a b 256 1 February makes a b 270 8 golden b. for flying enemy 659 24 instead of breaking that b 841 19 invisible b. that leads 118 13 looking far over the b 483 2 make a b. of silver 854 6 on the b. at midnight 512 20 praise the b. that carried 624 6 stood in Venice on the B 831 6 that arched the flood 845 23 the asses' b. 641 19 the B. of Sighs 609 4, 831 6 there's a b. below 464 16 there was not to convey 477 4 throws a b. between 408 3 when thy b. I crossed 845 3 well Horatius kept the b 83 4 wrote "The B. of Sighs" 609 4 Bridges-creeping down the b 530 9 Bridle-his b, reins a shake 260 21 prosperity lets go the b 637 17 with taxed b. on taxed road . . . 334 is Bridled-saddled and b. to be 854 15 Brief-appear life's succeeding 793 4 cruel ones areb 128 3 fashions b. and changeable 291 18 is sorrow 735 3 I will be b 885 5 whose bloom is b 530 16 Brier-grows upon a b 281 12 from off this b. pluck. 681 n leaves herself upon the b 679 19 rose on triumphant b .681 15 Brier-Tose-and the orchis 278 6 Brigade-boys of the old B 729 16 chiefs of the Irish B 726 7 Brigand-more a b. than 825 6 Bright-all that's b. must fade.. , . 95 13 and as black and burning 247 1