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1058 DRURY DUTY old D.'s pride 5 10 Dry-a friend, or being d 206 22 down and perish 482 22 I, being d. sit 204 16 if the river were d 783 10 keep your powder d 816 24 life as d. as desert dust 442 1 till my very roof was d 478 19 when it waxeth d. and 434 27 your eyes 578 19 Dryad-'s immortality 812 22 Dryads-Naiads and the D. forth. 322 21 Dryden-copious D. wanted 50 18 Du-aussi .Tai du le taire 464 7 Dubbiar-m'aggrata 200 8 Dubiam-salutem qui dat 816 19 Dubiis-in d. augur timor 269 23 ind. libertas 107 12 Dubio-dum in d. est animus 826 19 Dubious-flag-sijmal which 74 6 Dubitatione-in ipsa d. facinus . . . 345 20 Dublin-church in D. town 118 1 Old D. City there is no 401 2 Dueats-0,myd 115 23 Ducibus-redit post mortem d 524 16 tantum de funera 136 18 Ducis-propriae d. artes 858 1 Duck-them ne'er so long 691 11 well aimed at d. or plover 671 17 Ducks-and drakes with shillings. 521 24 Ducunt-fata volemtem d 264 14 Duelos-lds d. con pan 211 3 Due^-give the devil his d 193 13 His d. in tithe and time 317 3 that tousallisd 550 19 to every one his d 413 22 Duerme-la mala ventura se d — 518 24 Dues-render to all their d 414 18 Duftr-und Glanz gemischt 147 15 Duke-of Norfolk deals in malt. . . 86 1 Regent and the D. of York. ... 686 lo 's revenues on her back 632 23 Dukedom-prize above my d 80 2 Dukedoms-grant no d to the few 295 2 Dulcefc-and harmonious breath. .511 9 sounds in break of day 499 13 Dulci-qui miscuit utile d 760 11 Dulcia-non ferimus 503 9 pcemata, d. sun to 603 3 Dulcis-et alta quies 667 6 Dulden-grosse Seelen d. still 709 19 Dull-a d. despondent flock 460 26 and insensible a beast 489 2 anger makes d. men witty 27 10 be a d. Fellow indeed 884 6 beyond all conception 758 12 danger of being d 758 3 gentle yet not d 785 9 dictionaries is d. work 904 13 makes Jack a d. boy 425 11 next step to being d 758 1 not only d. himself 758 7 Peter was d 758 12 product of a scoffer's 51 9 Sherry is d., naturally d 758 6 so d. but she can learn 870 17 though it's d. at whiles 909 20 without sense, venerably d . . . .758 2 Dullards-know nothing about it. . 561 1 Duller-life may be d. for an 448 7 sensible in the d. parts 658 3 Dullest-nonsense has been found. 560 12 Dulness-cause of d. in others 758 7 whose good old cause 607 24 Dumb-a beggar that is d 709 16 a thing to strike us d 793 6 better man born d 644 19 but ahl d. forever 69 7 deeper ones are d 735 5 far-off stream is d 575 1 howd. the tuneful 878 10 I should be d 50 10 men throng to see him 614 20 mighty griefs are d 708 10 modest men are d 510 21 no such thing as d. poet 577 9 of modern thought are d 787 8 soul sits d 12 17 the deep one d 581 12 the oracles are d 672 6 though my mouth be d 785 17 thrive unseen and d 345 6 to all the world 179 19 voice of desert never d 545 16 wonder as a d. woman 892 16 Dumb-bells-with frivolous d 910 9 Dumbness-of the gesture 104 23 speech in their d 426 20 Dumm-von alledem so d 742 6 Dummes-wer kann was D 788 11 Dummheitr-mit der D. kampfen . . 758 10 Dumpling-turning the d. round. . 139 17 Dumps^despising doleful d 536 20 joke to cure the d 405 13 Dumpy-I hate a d. woman 887 16 Dun-dreaming darkly of a d . . . .496 11 Duncan-fatal entrance of D 656 13 gart poor D. stand abeigh , . . .899 4 Duncan Gray came here to woo. . 899 4 Dunce-and a d. with wits 884 18 and d. awakens d 283 11 kept at home 217 2 like a well-meaning d 532 6 puff of a d. mistook 276 4 sent to roam .217 2 strange how like a very d 597 3 Dunces-consolation of the d 266 3 Dune-slopes of the d 115 18 Dung-fly that feeds on d 404 23 Dungeon-a d. horrible 363 7 heart is d. of darkness 779 9 himself is his own d 130 21 my d. grate he shakes 396 18 nor airless d. nor strong 634 13 oped it hungry door 495 12 that I'm rotting in 634 6 Dungeons-brightest in d. ,Liberty438 4 the hue of d 363 20 Dunghill-best on his own d 371 7 sun shineth upon d 766 6 Dunghills— plant tulips upon d . . .822 22 Dunkirk-from D. to Belgrade... 726 7 swim the haven at D 549 6 Diinkt-sich nicht zu viel d 697 3 Dunsinane-do come to D 771 7 Duo-nos duo turba sumus 305 16 quum idem faciunt 127 8 Dupe-commence par 6tre d 94 6 croyez votre d 182 20 head always d. of heart 358 11 par ce qu'on aime 183 4 qui est plus d? 182 20 that yields to Fate 262 22 think him to be your d 182 20 Dupes-suchd.arementocustom. 154 9 Duplici-opinor d. spe utior 646 27 Dur-n'est que juste est d 127 10 Durable-more d. than leaves of . .801 16 Durance-in d. Bedlam or 50 19 ind. vile 634 4,634 9 Durate-et vosmet rebus 584 19 Duration-depends on the rate . . . 794 4 state of d. as was before it . . . 792 11 Duress-underd.at . . . sacrifice 833 16 Dusk-and dew, and home again. 369 13 bumps along the d 64 16 glimmer the rich d 280 4 in the d. with a light 14 3 of centuries and song 676 13 of impending night 339 1 out of pale d. into 168 3 out of the d. a shadow 242 11 Dusky-brought on the d. hour. . .512 24 Dust-an Jwur may lay it in d 330 17 are d. the d. among 155 4 a richer d. concealed 223 1 ashes to ashes, d. to d 164 19 be crumbled into d 530 15 blended in d. together 338 8 blossom in their d 8 25 blows d. in others' eyes 832 6 but a jest, all d 659 S ohimney sweepers come to d.. . 176 3 claims d., and we die 178 8 comes with d. on his eyes 719 8 day brings its petty d 736 18 digg thed. encloased 234 6 down to the d 165 24 down to the d. with them 651 l earth is d. of taken pieces 448 6 enemies shall lick the d 222 6 fashioned of self-same d 510 1 father's d. is left alone 340 4 faults were thick as d 267 6 finger written in the d 686 21 grandeur to our d. 207 19 grinds them to thed 325 23 heap of d. remains 174 7 his frame was d 77 10 humbled down into the d 796 13 in glittering d. and painted. . . .268 17 in the d. be equal 178 11 in the d. they raise 136 23 is both alike 194 21 is for crawling 738 3 is old 811 4 kissed the d 113 29 knight's bones are d 726 1 lies the mouldering d 229 20 much learned d 136 10 nations beat to d 849 1 naught but age and d 798 2 not worth the d 920 6 of earthy to-day 80710 of servile opportunity. 572 3 of some Irish earth 401 1 on antique time 154 21 piece of valiant d 895 2 pinch of mortal d. 757 1 plume is trailing in the d 726 16 preciouB d. is layd 229 IS pride that licks the d 103 12 provoke the silent d. 168 18 resign his very d 883 6 return to earth as it was 388 16 road whose d. is gold 751 2 rotting, have one d 236 8 sleeping in the d 279 7, 298 10 soul . . . cannot dwell in d.. .736 19 sweep d. behind the door 574 12 swept from their beauty 359 21 temples will crumble to d 525 6 that builds on d 849 2 that measures our time 530 15 this d. was once the man 459 13 this quintessence of d 491 26 thou art, unto d. 168 16 thrones sink to d 686 23 through d. and heat rise 814 18 titillating d 805 11 to ashes and d. return 806 4 trample sublime in d 916 1 tresses shall be laid in d 348 21 turns me d. to d 413 3 vile d. from whence he sprung . 696 21 we all have trod 119 17 we are d. and shadow. 489 22 we, half d. half deity 488 12 we tread upon was once 442 17 we turn to d 167 1 we will write it in d 524 18 what ad. do I raise 282 14 what d. we dote on 174 9 when he sleeps in d 509 9 when the original is d 256 13 which d. was Bill 757 1 whom England bore 223 1 Wickliff's d. shall spread 198 13 would hear her and beat 482 18 write injuries in d 493 24 write it in d 186 6 write the characters in d 894 8 writes in d 441 5 written ind 687 4 wrote them on the d. 904 22 Dusty-earth's jest a d. road 360 23 long d. ribbon of city 448 5 Dutch-clap on D. bottoms 85 12 fault of the D 85 12 swop for my dear old D 496 12 to D. city of New York 552 10 Duties-as well as its rights 615 12 discharge their d. best 434 13 light household d 870 25 looks on d. well performed 545 20 men who their d. know 332 8 occasions teach new d 635 13 of a virtuous woman 887 3 of friendship 301 13 of life are written 766 2 performed his d. with 443 5 two primal d. shine 208 16 well performed 914 17 with no constructive d 587 18 Dutiful-conduct towards parents. 922 14 Dutifulness-of children 110 2 Duty-another form of d 41 6 a slave that keeps 475 5 becomes part of nature 631 22 constabulary d.'s to be done. . .331 18 daily course of d. run 737 18 dare to do our d ..675 4