1090 FORGET FORTUNATE loves bo much he cannot f 471 % man f . not, though in rage 487 14 might f . the human race 466 8 mother may f. the child 506 11 new-made honour doth f 543 11 night time I shall not f 509 7 remedy for wrongs is to f. 921 12 stay, to have thee still f 371 S taught me ... to f. thee 920 19 the oeggar then f. himself 485 7 the brother arid resume 489 20 the hardest science to f 476 7 'tis like I should f. myself 397 6 to do thing it should 757 21 us till another year 116 18 we belong to it 586 14 we f., we smile 285 28 what grief should If 343 12 you f. too much 887 4 you'll f. 'em all 251 18 see also Forgetfulness pp. 287, 288 Forgetfulness-grows over it 287 19 makes life possible 506 16 mortals sweets of f . prove 544 8 sleep and soft f 721 14 Bteep my senses in f 720 2 sweets off 238 11 Forget-me-not-and violets 280 16 gem, the sweet f. 288 4 the blue bell 263 6 Forget-me-nots-starred f. smile . .746 20 sweet f. that grow for 288 5 the f. of the angels 750 12 Forgets-a dying king 47 11 as he strips and runs 253 8 each f. his youth has flown 253 8 has truly loved never f 474 20 hewhof.it 393 21 in which he half f 418 4 taught, he ne'er f 344 4 Forgetting-any other home but.. 371 8 t world f. by world forgot 565 17 Forgive-crimes f . ; f . his virtues . . 839 G God may f. sins 53 16 she knows not to f 893 3 'tis more noble to f 672 2 what I've spoken 563 6 what seem 'a my sin 838 26 you will f. me I hope 302 17 see also Forgiveness, pp. 288, 289 Forgiven-his sins f 510 17 of what may be f 464 8 Forgiveness-awkwardness no f . . . 53 16 see also Forgiveness pp. 288, 289 Forgives-self-love never f 697 18 who f. readily invites 288 8 without further strife 288 7 Forgiving-gentle, tender and f.. .382 21 Forgot-all earth f 352 2 and dead f 450 8 and man f 287 10 as soon as done 799 18 born and f 455 10 by the world f 565 17 I'd half f. it when I chanced. . .491 22 it not, nay got it not 37 19 propos'd as things f 779 23 tear f. as soon as shed 781 8 thou art not f 3 10 till time itself f 459 2 when she fades, f 680 17 yc never were f 475 4 Forgotten-and f . nothing 436 7 as I shall be 780 l by a newer object quite f 390 22 he had been f 345 14 if you have f . my kisses 543 21 have f. his own sentiment .588 11 how soon we must sever 579 19 laid aside but not f 79 3 months ago and not f. yet 508 19 new except what is f 561 19 no we never forget 287 13 old times dar am not f 585 9 Bhall die f . all 510 6 want to bo f. even by God. . . .565 8 Forks-fingers made before f 215 4 pursued it with f. and hope. ... 107 26 Forlorn-in this bleak wilderness. . 625 8 is of sense f 518 19 on earth I wait f 911 23 wretched thing f 787 B Forlomestr-among soul's f. things.565 6 Form-a f . more perfeot 823 3 around his f. his 31 17 cares to fix itself to f. ... .255 19
deeds which have no f 762 22
drew th' essential f 231 17 each other's truer f 590 17 each quivering f 174 2 every f . as nature 546 22 finer f. or lovelier face 61 22 for soule is f 739 9 give color and f. to mine 498 20 grandeur consists in f 40 14 eart's f. will discover 460 2 his f. and pressure 547 6 his f. did I scan 192 13 Jhis f. has not yet lost 192 25 Ins f . was bent 350 11 in f. and moving how express. 491 26 in which it took rise .714 20 is as a grove 63 2 • is reflection of thy nature 559 14 is that which scowls 571 8 lifts her changeful f 241 22 lifts its awful f 127 17 lose the glory of the f 12 22 Mother of F. and Fear 662 17 perfect f. in perfect rest 721 2 raise my f. above 235 6 rich and exquisite f 406 11 roughen f. and face 911 3 sacred essence, other f. 303 20 self-transmutative f 455 16 semblance of a f . divine 61 11 so delicately fine 633 12 so fair 803 7 teem'd with human f. 43 19 the f. and features 527 8 the human f. divine 491 12 the mould of f 261 19 this was Shakespeare's f 700 13 through all the spires of f 635 6 thy sculptured f. unfolding 487 6 to shew bis f. to thee 321 22 to use, or beauty of f 599 13 trophy of thy paler f 457 18 was of the manliest 230 6 wear a f . more fair 60 20 wear another f. than this 60 23 well remembered f 84 14 Forma-tam bona f. malos 61 2 Formation-second thoughtinherf. .896 2 Formed-and impelled its neighbor.. H6 20 conspiracies no sooner f 132 12 for deeds of high resolve . .492 14 Nature f . but one such man . . .488 13 Formica-magni f. laboris 30 14 Formicse-horrea f. tendunt 621 is Formidable-infantry most f 725 17 proverbially f . to 80 9 Formidare-quod primum f 268 22 Forming-and breaking in the sky. 770 s ForrrJess-him that is f 916 22 ruin of oblivion 565 4 Formosa-aut f. fores minus 61 2 Formosum-Pastor Corydon 605 13 Forms-assume various f. 95 6 by f. unseen their dirge 726 2 fairest f. and sweetest 516 8 for f. of government 334 full of f. figures, shapes 387 16 lies in glaring f 323 15 f misunderstood 925 21 multitude of external f 775 11 of things unknown 60S 12 opens and gives scent 544 23 playhouse of infinite f .916 22 poetry in its wildest f. 603 21 some f. of life 171 20 teeming with bright f 38 13 terrible to see 364 2 that perish, other f 95 17 that swim 718 17 their own peculiar f. 311 24 thou hast fair f . that move 791 14 thousand f. of evil 240 13 Time to touch forbears 922 10 vary as shadows 244 25 with her visible f 544 16 your f. create! 281 11 Formulas-which supersede 77 19 Fors-sequa merentes 292 22 dierum cunque dabit 305 l juvat audentes 289 16 Forsake-do not f. me in the end.. 316 14 the angel for the woman 417 15 they can f. the strong 468 17 Forsaken-by the spring 52 12 most choice, f 104 11 pine at having f. her 837 18 seen the righteous f 675 16 tobef-bysin ...712 7 when he's f 14 15 Forsakes-ague, that f . and haunts.267 17 the universe f. thee 685 16 Forschers-der Brick des F 248 14 Forsee-even those things 306 8 For seen- visions ill f 839 19 Forspent-with love 114 15 Forsque-Audentem F. Vemisque. 83 7 Fort-hold the F. I am coming. . . 857 8 la raison du plus f 658 17 this life's a f 763 12 truth's sacred f 428 12 we give the f. when 845 9 Fortasse-Deus haec f. benigna. , 94 18 Forte-his F. gave way 235 3 spesso S da f 439 12 Foretell-good dost thou ne'er f . . . 636 26 Forteresse-mariage comme une f .498 23 Fortes-adjuvat Venus 160 20 ante Agamemnona 83 1 creantur fortibus 24 14 et strenuos etiam 83 15 viros subitis terreri 269 26 vixere f. ante 366 9 Forth-go f . for it is there 275 1 the mazy F. unravelled 676 1 wherefore come ye f 851 1 Forti-omne solum f. jjatria 586 16 Fortified-by power divine 119 4 Fortioribus-Deos f. adesse 858 3 Fortis-vero, dolorem summum. . . 82 8 vir f. cum mala fortuna 10 4 vir f. sedem elegerit 587 3 Fortiter-in re 311 1 Fortitude-man has of f. and 453 20 patience, courage, f. 686 2 Fortitur-ille facit qui miser S3 5 Fortold-who could have f. 392 5 Fortress-built by nature 225 3 fighting men are city's f 841 15 God is our f. 319 26 marriage like beleaguered f. . . .498 23 mighty f. is our God 318 7 to him as his castle and f 369 18 Fortuito-concursu quodam f 119 22 Fortuitous-circumstances 120 16 concourse of atoms 119 22 delightfully f. inconsequence. .603 16 occurrence 120 5 Fortuna-accidente della f 559 17 agit f. metus 291 23 aurum f. invenitur 328 6 brevis est magni f 187 22 che f. si pinge 571 20 dederat cursum f. 179 22 dumf. firit 378 4 facies muta commendatio 62 25 fortes f. adjuvat 83 16 f ortis cum mala f 10 4 inullof. fuit 327 24 minus in parvis f. 651 16 non mutat genus 522 21 opes auferre 143 16 peracta jam sua 136 3 sensus communis in f. 865 16 sensus in ilia f 698 2 spes et f . valete 233 4 superanda omnia f 584 20 valentior omni f 515 22 see also Fortune pp. 289-293 Fortunffi-actutum f. solent 291 7 cffitera f . non mea 299 5 cedere possessione f 865 17 corporis et f. bonorum 95 21 libera F. mors 171 IS misero datur, f . datur 595 27 omni adversitate f 733 21 versa rota f 290 20 victrix f. sapientise 879 29 Fortunam-bonam f. bonamque. .690 17 contra f . insistere 83 16 exaliis 437 3 extra f. est, quidquid 616 4 in F; inveni portum 233 4 magnam f. magnus 515 21 quo nihi f. si non 522 19 see also Fortune pp. 289-293 Fortunate-called good than f 328 6
