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1112 HAIR hyacinth h. and classic 402 7 in Beauty's midnight h 682 14 just grizzled 13 22 just hang by a h 924 20 kiss your h. in my delight 418 7 like porcupine quills. .347 17, 755 15 limbs and flourishing h 764 2 long loose h 33 13 long thin h. was white 350 11 misty tremulous h 52 8 more or h. lesB in beard 653 16 my h. stood on end 270 1 neBtling lightly in your h 470 20 never cut their h 57 6 ninth part of a h 87 6 not too much h. there 250 s of their h. when cut off 339 5 on croit hair la flatterie 276 7 opportunity has h 571 10 orange blossoms in h 572 8 perfect, in a h. as heart 546 19 raven h., the braids 271 2 rosin o'er the horse's h 540 11 Bhaking his dewie h 46 23 she means to have 55 3 smaller h. than may be seen.. . .744 2 soft brown h 56 9 stars in her h. were seven. . . . , .361 13 terrors from his blazing h 752 1 that musters in 53 1 that shines in your h .532 2 the most resplendent h 581 20 throws its shadow 815 10 tinsel-tangled h 766 17 to stand on end like 755 15 tress of golden h 12 2 twilight's her dusky h 6311 was the first gold 893 22 waved her golden h 375 20 wear in your shining h 155 19 wears a rose in her n 62 24 whose h. was so brown 506 21 why hast h. upon thy brow 571 11 wisdom is the gray h 881 21 with mypowdered h 307 14 see also Hair 347-349 Hairdresser-no need to have a h. .348 14 Haired-young Apollo, golden h. . . 922 17 Hairs-ere his h. be gray 378 7 from his gray h. gone 519 22 given me over in my grey h. . . . 699 3 observe the forms of h. 898 11 on his brow were silver 406 22 sons as I have h 728 24 sooner by white h 17 6 than two h. or two grains 569 20 white h. unto a quiet grave .... 799 6 see also Hair pp. 347-349 Hairy-about the face 57 9 in front, occasion's 570 14 Haissable-le moi est h 697 8 Hait-sans raison Ton h 659 5 Halcyon-telling of h. days begun . 353 3 that paddles in h. sea 359 3 Hale-are h. Father William 17 9 Half-and then the whole 527 21 better h, a loafe 211 1 brother of the world 22 3 endure h. slave, h. free 332 15 dust, h. deity * .488 12 hears but h. who hears one .... 631 21 let h, still remain 65 14 my dear, my better h 870 23 one h. of the world knoweth . . .422 17 pertinent circumstance 185 25 take up h. on trust 254 19 the world knows not 485 27 thiB h. faced fellowship 303 8 to begin is h. the work 65 14 t'other h. he whiBtled 629 3 what he wishes to borrow 81 10 your oharms impair 70 12 Half-a-crown-or help to h 847 7 Half-moon-made with a pen 250 3 Half-past-was h. three 23 10 Half-penny-worth-one h, of bread. 399 12 Ilalf-starved^spiders prey'd on h. . 755 22 Hall-banquet h. deserted 731 4 bears logs into the h 878 4 climbs the crumbling h 402 9 Douglas in his h 160 16 down the valleys of II 109 2 finished their woo h 921 3 in h. whore beards wag aft 512 14 in Heaven's dark h 912 2 in Bkittish Fortune's h 292 17 its station in the h 141 4 moat of yonder antique h 677 3 one end for hut and h 446 1 reignest in thy golden h 527 5 tall he moves in the h 335 15 the world's audience h 547 18 vasty h. of death 164 2 Hallelujah-crescendo 235 3 od the third 209 21 with cheerful voice, H 209 20 Hallelujahs-rung with H. 689 11 sweet from out the h 661 15 Hallow-we cannot h. this ground. 727 12 Hallowed-martyr band h. land. . . 366 21 quiets of the past 582 19 what's h. ground 338 6 Halls-huts and marble h 32 19 in h. in gay attire is seen 477 9 of dazzling light 271 9 of the American Congress 612 4 once through Tara's h . 538 10 sung in my h. of joy 713 9 sweep through marble h 555 11 than in tap'stry h 144 9 through dun h. of Night 557 6 to your dreary marble h 369 11 your h. are crowded 271 10 Halo-builds the h. of its glory. ... 728 9 crowns their efforts 253 7 gilded h. hovering round 181 20 Halos-smiles h. of heaven 110 6 Halt-a Moment's H 449 13 ye between two opinions 569 16 HaJten-weiss sie fest zu h 559 16 Halter-each h. let fall 378 14 felt the h. draw 434 18 nowfittedtheh 580 8 threats of "h." intimidate 295 22 will come and cut the h.. . , . . . .497 6 Halting-alacrity of movement 874 7 is but h. for wearied foot 446 15 Halves-admires his h. and 87 23 Halyard-thro" the staff and h 275 15 Ham-wit like a knuckle of h 885 22 Hambre-la mejor salsa es la h. . . .381 22 Hame-a' the kye at h 717 l at our house at h 719 6 I am far frae my h 369 20 labourers draw h. at even 764 8 longed for h. bringing 369 20 we fain would be 766 18 Hamlet-being left out 5 11 king drinks to H 803 11 our dear brother's death 508 17 slipping on orange-peel 517 23 sure as Lear or H . 4 19 when the h. is still .544 8 Hamlets-dances on the green 477 9 in h. palaces and parks 468 21 Hammer-be either, .orh.,.101 9, 262 16 built like angels with h 909 22 how falls the polished h. 706 11 neither h. nor axe. 40 13 one nation is the h 843 6 sound of h. or saw 40 2 speaking above your h 706 2 yet I'll h. it out 634 14 Hammered-firm, well h. soles 705 8 to the anvil's chime 71 8 Hammering-us and be free 296 9 Hammers-as they smote the. ... 71 10 closing rivets up 856 8 no h. fell 40 11 Hamo-capiuntur ut pieces h 600 14 Hampden-some village H 338 11 Hamstring-conceit lies in his h. . . 6 6 Hamum-opertum milvius h 771 12 Hamus-eemper tibi pendeat h.. .290 24 tibi pendeat h 571 7 Hand-alone work can do 30 8 and head that penned 631 7 and heart to this vote 587 16 Aprile! H.-in-h. with you 296 21 argue not again Heaven's h 255 6 a tipped staff e held 878 6 baok of the h. that receives.. . .312 24 bearing in h 253 11 behina thee and on every h 335 20 beneath whose awful H 287 11 between his teeth 829 13 bird in the h. is worth 69 9 bite the h. that fed them 330 13 HAND bless h. that gave blow. 167 16 bloody and invisible h 556 17 built from yon large h 459 9 by the h. leads us to rest. 545 23 by Venus toMelissa'Bh 541 8 can hold Ms swift 799 17 cannot choose but spare 721 1 cannot seek his h 899 2 cheek pushed out by the h 717 7 chop this h. off 133 17 clean from my h 535 1 close my h. upon Beatitude. ... 72 3 cloud like a man's h 122 19 cold and sapless h. waves 173 17 continually in my h 738 20 cravens my weak h 763 15 cunning h. laid on 62 16 cursed h. were thicker 288 25 dapper boob — a little h 739 14 days is in her right h 637 23 death in my h 672 20 die by one's own h 763 3 do what lies at h 6 18 dry up blots of his h. 800 2 dying h. above his head 833 6 easy to the potter's h 619 20 feather in h. is better than 69 15 findeth to do 6 24 firstlings of my h 8 20 flowery h. delivers 38 10 follows the motion of my h. . . .620 1 for h. foot for foot 650 7 from one h. drooped crocus 324 18 full and unwithdrawing h 546 7 General raise his left h 552 11 give me thy h 519 13 glove upon that h. 479 10 God also lends a helping h 364 6 God's right h. and left 239 11 goods in life's rich h 195 20 grasped bull's golden horn. 324 18 grasps at h 301 5 guest by the h. 799 19 handful bigger than h. 344 14 handle toward my h 34 15 hard with labour 732 17 has brushed 'em from me 745 5 he knew whose gentle h 869 20 her cheek upon her h 479 10 here's my h 261 9 her rings on every h 591 8 His h. of special grace 344 14 his h. unstain'd 75? 8 his h, upon many a heart 171 4 his h. was known in heaven. . .361 1 hold in your cold dead h 312 13 hold mortality's strong h 177 3 hold scepter with firm h 685 5 holds h. with any princess 894 23 holds in her h. tie power 890 14 hop a little from her h 479 17 how skillful grows the h 472 6 if that h. now calmed 583 2 in death's b 336 1 inderfiachenH 623 9 in evening withhold not h 353 7 infinity in palm of your h. 395 14 in h. down to the dead 345 12 in h. with wandering 56 19 in his h. a javelin 748 4 in his own h. bears 439 6 in one h. a stone 312 20 in thy right h. carry peace 590 14 invention and his h 400 9 iron h. in a velvet glove, 622 18 irrevocable h 191 4 I see a h. you cannot see 179 17 I see thy H., O God 703 14 keep lifted h. in awe 535 6 keeps his heart and h 497 14 keep the h. warm inside 560 20 kiss my h. and say 418 7 laid his h. upon, "the Ocean's"567 20 laid my h. upon thy mane, 566 10 lays his h. on woman 146 14 left h. riches and honour 637 23 lend ah 324 20, 635 10 less than woman's h 133 13 let not thy left h. know 595 24 let your left h. turn away 696 7 lick my phantom h 199 14 licks the h. raised 271 16 lightnings which his h 218 14 like the base Indian 479 4