DEBTS call our old d. in 130 9 he that dies pays all d 178 3 Ipaymyd 381 6 my d. are large 628 18 Shakespeare charged with d. . . 599 2 than those of honour pay 307 1 words pay no d 906 24 Debvoir-est vertu herolcque 81 14 Decadence-now for d 309 6 Decalogue-hear the D. and feel. . 131 27 Decan-in Malabar or D 271 24 Decay-age is not all d 15 6 and growth of it 663 12 beauty, thus d 16 6 bring d. to our bodies 231 9 budB that open only to d 280 3 by a gentle d 882 18 chief party in its own d 664 8 cold gradations of d 170 16 from life by slow d 588 23 full perfection of d 151 21 growing to d 344 12 hastes to swift d 86 12 increases but to d 95 21 lifeofmand 768 4 mark the d. and growth 696 10 melts with unperceiv'd d 395 18 muddy vesture of d 751 24 my fondest hopes d 376 23 of its principles 333 12 old time makes these d 466 19 no d. nor fading knows 280 20 progress of their long d 686 23 records of Valour d 861 2 remnant of d 171 20 seemed to darken and d 302 16 shows our d 805 12 so my hopes d 498 17 still in our d 17 23 still majestic in d 687 2 sympathy for its d 51 18 things are subject to d 262 10 to decorate d 402 9 too slowly ever to d 921 18 to sicken and d 92 6 weary of dust and d 792 5 with its swift d 240 7 see also Decay pp. 181, 182 Decayed-cottage, batter'd and d.'516 13 Decays-and now d 450 13 in three more d '. . 563 4 unconscious of d 14 14 '.Deceased-he first d., she 235 13 Decebit-quid fecisse d 373 7 Deceit-high enough to turn d 380 2 men favour the d 444 9 of oppression and d 588 13 see also Deceit pp. 182, 183 Deceitful-shine, d. flow 915 7 smil'd d. on her birth 293 3 Deceive-and character, d. us . . . . 545 9 at length d. 'em 203 9 may profess yet d 301 10 so they may d 474 4 speaking to d 745 1 themselves and auditors 137 17 those that mutually d 144 21 thyself no more d 15 15 who can d. a lover 483 9 yourself, not me 15 8 you with vain words 903 15 see also Deceit pp. 182, 183 Deceived-much d; and mistaken. 448 3 the mother of mankind 192 24 trust and be d 66 14, 816 23 whom fortune never d 290 16 why desire to be d 262 2 see also Deceit pp.' 182, 183 Deceiver-old d.'s'subtle play 664 8 Welcome, thou kind d 167 10 Deceivers-Men were d. ever 901 24 Deceives-a simple flower d 633 15 book a friend that never d 79 19 first appearance d 35 24 love a. the best of womankind. 470 18 not what he says, he d 872 23 Deeeiving-and that d 66 14 artsofd 183 1 his father 112 18 in d. a rival 222 7 December-in D. sweat 144 19 July's day short as D 109 12 meetings made D. June 828 7 old D.'s bareness 3 8 DEEDS
seek roses in D 150 3 seem sweet May 806 16 the mirth of its D 508 9 when they wed 499 4 with the blasts of D 847 16 Decencies-dwell in d. forever 838 2 thousand d. that daily 8 3 Decency-die with d 173 10 Emblem of d 33 10 for d. and truth 820 2 want of d. want of sense 521 2 Decens-verum atque d. euro 820 2 Decent-as more suitable 758 23 in its wantonness 14 16 who came of d, people 310 9 Decently-be done d.and in order. 574 3 to cover his mind d 516 6 Decepisse-spem d. multos 377 1 Decepit-quemfortunanunquamd.290 16 Decerning-as well d. how much. .436 24 Decet-quod d. non quod licet 624 26 Decide-as to final result 760 18 impartially 411 4 moment 'to d 184 13 not rashly 184 12 though he d. justly 433 6 when doctors disagree 503 14 Decided-be d. but once 646 22 have d. the cause 410 18 men must bed 184 14 not d. by speeches 842 13 slumber of d. opinion 569 18 Decider-thou great d 841 22 Decides-a case without hearing. .433 6 joking d. great things 405 3 lucky chance that oft d 93 4 Decidi-quanta de spe d 377 29 Decipere-singuli emm d 183 11 Decipher-wed. the whole man. . .428 15 Deciphering-tedious trouble of d.890 20 Decipi-populus vult d 182 11 Decipit-frons prima 35 24 Decision-dare be taken 859 17 too late coming to this d 850 1 see also Decision p. 184 Decisions-founded on reality. . . .793 10 give you d. never reasons 411 23 may be right 411 23 Deck-boy stood on burning d 366 6 on d. beneath the awning 549 21 on the d. my captain lies 459 14 to d. and fan with pensile 463 19 walk the d. my Captain lies . . . 459 16 Decke-nach der D. streckt 645 18 Decks-clear your d 887 8 obedience d. the Christian 564 21 white are d. with foam 754 2 Declamatio-et d. fias 396 17 Declamation-affords noble d 307 5 subject of d 396 17 Declamations-in their d. and.. .743 19 Declaration-make up D. of 572 18 our People are hostile 329 23 seven years against ad 859 7 Declarations-confidence in His d.661 16 of pretended patriots 83 21 sighs and passionate d 279 16 Declare-an attitude simply 586 11 causes which impel them 391 3 don't stick to d 97 11 one must d. it so 909 9 themselves more precious 347 26 Declared-he had never been in it.664 2 Declined-ramour 471 18 Decline-usually its d 44 16 Decorate-to d. decay 402 9 Decorations-solemn d. of tomb of.566 6 Decoret-nemo me lacrymis d 667 12 Decorum-hunt D. down 831 16 with d. all things carry'd 497 12 Decouvre-me d. son existence. . . . 317 17 Decrease-heaven may d. it 499 15 life is in d 455 11 Decree-can alter a d. established. 433 24 leaps o'er a cold d 28 16 Majesty's humane d 113 27 thou curst by Heaven's d 484 26 Decreed-art hath thus d 44 23 what is d. must be 264 28 Decrees-fate's, remote d 317 6 keeps the d. of the fathers 327 13 mighty state's d 753 11 ofthegodscan 629 2 on our quick at d 798 21 Decrit-ne se d. pas 226 4 Decus-suum cinque d 619 13 Dedans-ceulx qui sont au d 498 11 qui sont d. en sortir 498 23 Dederis-quas d. selas semper 616 4 Dederit-quis nutuum quid d.. . . .463 7 Dedicate-his beauty 182 2 in large sense we cannot d 727 12 our lives and fortunes 860 6 truly d. to war 856 11 Dedicated-to the proposition 236 3 Dedication-is a wooden leg 80 21 of them all to Him 664 18 Dedit-qui d. beneficium 69 4 quid non d. fortuna 291 21 quisquis magna d 312 11 Dee-across the sands o' D 184 20 flow on, lovely D 18-119 lived on the river D 134 1 Deed-and in every d 559 21 and not the creed 630 19 be not committed 345 20 better day, better d 162 4 better day, the worse d 162 2 better not do the d 240 20 by our d. acquire 259 3 commit a base d 372 23 devours the d. in the praise — 632 26 didst this d. of death 149 18 doe never a wise d 880 13 do some d. before you die 440 11 do thiB d. for me 669 1 each burning d. and thought.. .447 17 each d. of shame 831 23 excused his devilish d 551 4 good d. accomplished 7 14 good d. to say well 906 10 in every d. of mischief 99 20 in Heaven the d. appears 415 17 make ugly d. look fair 579 7 no great d. is done 340 16 not such his d. who robs 786 3 of saying 244 6 pierce me unto death 816 26 some honourable d. be done. . .373 22 somewhat the d. much 624 8 tells of a nameless d 264 10 the d. is everything 760 5 this d. accurst 198 14 will the d. and the plan 411 8 see also Deeds pp. 184-187 Deeds-and d. undone 661 5 are men 904 3 are sometimes better 10 13 as the d. they cover 906 29 black d. lean on crutches 346 16 blazon evil d. 602 7 by gentle d. is knowne 310 25 carry . . . consequences 670 13 doing d. of hospitality 379 18 done in their clime 342 2 doughty d. my lady please. . . .900 6 extend our fame by d 839 1 for d. of high resolve 492 14 ' foul d. will rise 149 15 give her d 906 24 glowed at d. of his fathers 713 9 good d. did they commend 103 15 honour purchas'd by d. we do.. 373 22 ill d. spring up 239 18 in d. not years 13 8 in d. of daring rectitude 392 3 inspires immortal d 483 1 instead of ribbons 739 2 loveliness of perfect d 115 5 makes ill d. done 784 25 man of mighty d 170 3 of great and mighty 82 6 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