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1074 FADED FALL Boon it will have f 798 3 you are beautiful and f 60 3 Faderland-der Kaiser of dis F 684 1 Fades-at evening late 492 16 life to come which f. not 451 8 swiftly f. thy name 407 IS when she f ., forgot 680 17 Fading-are the joys we dote upon.409 20 in music 539 23 no decay nor f. knows 280 20 on the shores of Dawn 530 3 timelessly 172 14 Fronore-solutus omni f 18 9 Fsenum-habet in cornu 645 23 Fagot-of unknown provisions. . . . 654 15 Fagots-bring diadems and f 161 16 there are F. and f 126 16 while Hatred's f. burn 390 2 Fabile-une pens6e est trop f 790 9 Faiblesses-ct de leur vanit6 74 10 Fail-and we'll not f 143 20 in that it seems to f 579 4 let my due feet never f 456 14 mighty errand without f 444 16 not ashamed to f 151 1 not for sorrow 447 7 they never f. who die 759 9 when all things f 739 8 when mine f. me I complain. . .442 7 see also Failure pp. 252, 253 Failed-better have f . in high aim. 759 7 human spirit f. at Paris 918 2 in literature and 150 13 in their career 407 6 many have f 820 22 the Light that f 456 8 tried a little, f . much 234 17 who strove and who f 130 2 Faileth-'tis the still water f 425 8 Failing-yet gracious 765 23 Failings -and the wailings 165 13 he has quickest eye 266 6 he is conscious of 266 6 lean'd to virtue's 836 15 Fails-to become a thinker for 508 6 Failure-condemned to f . penury. . 571 1 he is not responsible for 910 5 of human wisdom 849 6 overleaps the bound 761 3 vice is a f. of desire 831 22 Woodrow Wilson, apparent f . .918 1 see also 'Failure pp. 252, 253 Failures-my f. great 628 18 Faint-and fear to live alone 730 24 and languish by degrees 740 2 as lids of maiden's eyes 572 12 birds are f . with hot sun 336 18 but eternal, friend 260 26 heart hath been common 900 1 heart ne'er wan a lady 899 6 I amf. for your honey 748 9 many f. with toil 425 18 the whole heart f 706 18 wax f. o'er the gardens 925 23 with cold and weak 878 6 Fainting-under fortune's false . . . 763 2 Faints-into dimness 58 6 Fair-all that f. is, is by nature. . . 62 21 all things turn to f 832 6 all women are f 61 7 are the flowers and children. . . 61 13 army and navy had f. play 849 6 art far more f. than she 227 13 as f . as e'er was seen 390 23 because they were so f 577 19 better f, I used to know 33 14 chaste and f 526 7 coldly sweet, so deadly f 342 5 deserve the i 82 13 distress our f. ones 408 5 e'er loved the brightest f 473 9 exceeding f. she was not 58 13 exterior is silent 36 4 face is f . — how f 62 24 fairest of tho f 348 5 from f. to f. he flew 901 17 Ganymede divinely f 322 is going to the f 417 7 good as she was f 476 20 guardians of the f 80 20 I am most f 681 8 in the silvery light 457 19 I too was f 59 5 leave it ... as f. as over 64 4 like thee, so f. a thing 678 8 make ugly deed lookf 579 7 most divinely f 62 26 most f. of the learned 436 12 near to good is what is f. 32717 oh sweet and holy 470 1 replied my gentle f 541 18 saw ye the blue-eyed f. 456 20 say that she was f 57 21 seeing only what is f 64 2 seek for one as f. and 469 7 she f. divinely f. fit love 60 13 she is wondrous f 58 2 so f. a creature formed 59 24 so f . a creature make 896 24 supreme ambition, to be f 830 11 t'accoramodate the f 304 14 than a reigning f 541 8 the chaste, unexpressive she. - -894 13 thou art f. and at thy birth 341 18 thou, that did'st appear so f. . .387 18 to no purpose 450 8 toof. to worship 891 17 to outward view 58 15 visions false as f 839 20 walk there are most f 204 10 was ever yet the f 715 4 what care I how f. she be 893 14 when my face is f 74 14 when you see f. hair 347 27 where thousands meet 446 17 wonder what Greenwich F. is. .462 13 woo the f. one 899 3 young and so f. 518 26 yournandiwork peruse 705 4 youth makes so f 458 17 Faire-detoutf.... 106 7 laissez f . laissez passer 611 10 Fairer-her very frowns are f 467 10 never studied to be f 58 13 than feign'd of old 60 16 Fairest-and best adorned is she. . 381 3 government take f . of names . . 334 4 that ever were seen 572 10 things have fleetest end 681 23 this meed of f 324 17 Fairies-sights which f. do behold.282 7 see also Fairies pp. 253, 254 Fairspoken-wise,f . and persuading757 4 Fairy-as in a f . bark 201 19 beautiful— a f .'s child 891 2 bright f. tales did tell 531 10 by f. hands their knell 726 2 calls up the realms of f 541 15 hands like a f 54 13 in all the f. dells 702 2 o ladies danced upon the 484 15 leap of f. feet 391 15 like f . trip upon the green 573 22 loops and rings 867 6 no f . takes nor witch 427 22 the f. clocks strike their 278 16 tiny point of f. cimetar 526 8 'tis almost f. time 512 25 who travelled like steam 649 18 with f. delight : . .278 IS see also Fairies pp. 253, 254 Fairy-flax-eyes as the f 60 1 Fairyland-buys not the child of me254 5 to f . Hespcrides 525 13 two by two in f 748 6 Fairy-like-music steak over sea. .541 l Fairy-tale-every man's life is f. . .440 14 Faisons-ne faites pas que nous f..629 16 Fait-ce qui est f. ne desfaire 8 4 ici un amasdes fleurs 654 14 Faites-ce que nous disons. ...,., 629 16 comme si je ne le 422 8 ne f . pas que nous faisons 629 16 Faith-affection and unbroken f . . . 12 5 and f. befriend 477 7 and f . to endure 270 18 and ful credence 77 3 and hope aro high 471 14 and now abideth f 107 6 awoko ploughmen 860 12 beholds the dying here 361 6 Bible is a book ot f 693 24 blighted onoe, is past 66 15 build their f, upon holy text.. . 197 22 by gold good f 83 6 Christian of a f. like 115 16 clears the points o' F 629 18 fainting f 55 12 fash and full of f 243 23 float on the bosom of f 665 8 for F. and Fetters 487 15 for paradise break f . and 478 13 fortune keep f 292 4 f ull assurance of your f 500 3 good f. and probity. 727 13 good i. be banished 684 9 good fight off 858 14 great f. still greater 628 14 hath failed 446 15 if ve break f. with us 851 3 I mean the f.'s defender 683 12 in F. and Hope the world 107 16 in f. I send thee forth 80 10 inflexible inf 97 13 in honest doubt 201 1 in plain and simple f. 92 6 in proportion to our f. 628 14 international good f 841 20 in the soul of man is f 127 14 in womankind 531 20 is the key that shuts 469 19 itself has different dresses 884 23 let f. be given 457 6 little f. will get 628 14 pove] made of f. and service. . .478 2 man of courage is full of f 142 12 may mutter 919 5 melted into blood 62 9 mighty f. the promise sees 762 7 my f. that every flower 282 4 my life upon her f 817 8 not for all his f. can see 663 1 only too often leads 918 2 our needful f. require 693 8 professors of one f. 664 21 regained by f. and prayer 923 4 simple f. than Norman blood . . 25 15 sublime audacity of f. 923 16 surpassing common f. 898 6 take thy word for f 564 5 that ever swore her f 406 12 the discipline of f. 254 25 the f. and morals hold 296 15 the f. of friendship 302 23 though I have all f 107 3 to keep the f 846 10 to strengthen their f 849 16 triumphant o'er our fears 141 22 tyranny absolves all i 825 4 uncorrupt f . sister 521 7 understood b' implicit f 596 12 unfaithful kept him 375 1 wears his f. but as fashion 355 is we grope with little f 628 24 when f. is lost 493 3 whom no f. could fix 833 17 will list for the Master 161 7 woman's f. traced in sand 886 21 woman's f ., woman's trust 894 8 see also Faith pp. 254-256 Faithful-Achates. 300 19 among the faithless, f 271 14 are the wounds of a 299 13 be thou f. unto death 255 12 pure and meek 118 5 take advice of a f. friend 400 7 though the trusted may 473 10 thronged the square 627 18 to the grave 683 23 Faithnilly-lifeofamanf.recorded.442 21 pronounce it f 902 4 Faithless-through f. leather. 33 19 Faiths-men's f. are wafer-cakes. .563 21 Falchion-red f. gathering rust 726 16 Falcon-doves do peck the f.'s — 146 2 thoughts above f.'s pitch 355 22 viewing towering f. nigh 580 18 see also Falcon p. 256 Falcons-hopes like tow'ring f 377 5 world were f 209 11 Falerian-nectar-like F 206 6 Falero-she's left me, f. lero, loo. .390 23 Fall-about his ears 324 20 Adam from the f. 76 10 back dazzled 697 13 both shall f. into ditch 72 14 building is about to f 533 20 by little and little 815 7 by my f ., the conquest 176 19 climb too high lest he f 761 13 diggeth a pit shall f 670 20 divided house should f 458 22