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1132 HYMN of gladness and thanks 412 21 of the conquered 130 2 of the wounded 130 2 our parting h 75 4 struggle and not ah 664 24 to his own death 773 10 where sublime soars 605 13 Hymnbooks-his arms full of h... .847 8 Hymning-praised God 624 19 Hyinns-of nigh thanksgiving 785 23 solemn h. to sullen dirges 96 7 Hyperbole-constrained h 805 2 dire sans h 487 16 Hyperboles-three piled h 906 14 Hyperborean-from h. skies 714 3 Hypercritical-by any h. rules. . . .563 17 Hyperion-to a satyr 127 2 HypheDs-Americans need h 23 6 Hypocrisies-describe women's h..892 9 Hypocrisy-chant thy praise, H.. .383 7 Government is organized h. . . .331 12 joined to intellect 826 9 supercilious h. of a bishop 332 9 see also Hypocrisy pp. 383, 384 Hypocrites-cant of h 152 2 see also Hypocrisy pp. 383, 384 Hypocritic-stain it with h. tear. .533 9 with b. face 106 10 Hypocritical-be h., be cautious . . 383 8 Hypothese-besoin de cet h 318 1 jolie h. elle explique 245 19 Hypothesis-no need for that h. . .318 1 on the naturalistic h 528 4 pretty h. which explains 245 19 Hyrcan-of the H. tiger 160 18 Hyson-gave one scent to h 545 9 Hyssop-f rom the cedar to the h. . 422 1 Hyver-1'h. conduit leur pas 159 13 I I-what I am thou canst not be.. .126 13 Iago-I's. soliloquy 532 3 Iam-magno i. cODatu magnas.. . .816 7 Ibis-mecuo tutissimus i 520 10 Ice-be thou as chaste as i 89 8 clink of the i 205 12 fortune's i. prefers 20 11 from i. roof depending 877 12 heart be sure is not of i 899 17 in June 150 2 leaves for fortune's i 340 24 like fragile i 27 26 meltrng i. I walk on 159 9 o'er the i. the rapid 159 13 on the craggy i 604 17 quickly as i. vanishes 746 14 run from breaks of i 712 1 smooth the i 44 22 square of colored i 210 9 very i. of chastity 108 20 Iceberg-or two at control 764 11 Icicle-chaste as the i 108 21 Icicles-hang by the wall 878 4 hang them up in silent i 694 19 Ioy-air of night 68 3 fang and churlish chicling 878 2 Idea-an i. will upheave 22 19 form a right i. of misery 637 24 fight for an i 911 8 finding an i 270 14 it is a suggestive i 286 3 Napoleon had kind of i 2 1 of Freedom 333 15 of perfection in another 593 13 one i. and that a wrong one . . . 7SS 18 originated the i. of God 316 21 the i. a very different one 393 12 there is the democratic i 333 16 to his own i. of greatness 340 19 what I call the American i 333 16 young I. how to shoot 780 10 Ideal-after some i. good 242 14 an i's. love-fraught 218 22 may be high 102 as never touoh the real 546 2S of operative felicity 794 14 of what he should be 102 23 Idealism-of war 842 6 Idealists-make great mistake. . . .918 2 Ideals-moral i. of the race 918 2 (deus-all sorts of dead i 394 9 atoms, influences 420 8 at pleasure obliterate i 657 12 but of concealing their i 742 12 constant decay of all our i 181 24 nice man a man of nasty i 108 23 ordinary i. of criminal 413 13 preserve an identity of 1 426 23 representatives of certain i 297 25 signs of our i. only 904 17 source and fountain of i 82 3 sung divine i. below 922 21 the expression of i: 426 23 which are often offered 657 12 words but signs of i 426 9 words droon the i 907 15 Identical-patriotism and 586 8 Identity-beyond the grave 36 6 preserve an i. of ideas 426 23 IdesHhe i. of March are come . . .494 10 Idiots-currency of i 807 6 play the i. in her eyes 292 17 IdJe-an i. life produces 384 15 God loves an i. rainbow 655 21 mine's not an i. cause 91 21 never i. a moment 910 6 not wish to be i 475 8 with i. heedless pace 505 7 Idleness-a tune 63 25 busy i. possesses us 809 17 busy i. urges us 384 12 diligence of i 384 5 eateth not the bread of i 870 13 ever despaireth bewaileth 425 8 no i., no laziness 793 9 shape myself to i 809 12 Idler-and man of mighty deeds. . 170 3 while loitering i. waits 484 6 Idles-who i. away whole day 287 1 Idly-in the summer air 921 3 Idol-ambition is our i 21 17 of to-day pushes hero 366 10 a one-eyed yellow i 322 6 saint, virgin, prophet 770 16 thou i. ceremony 92 4 to thine i.'s eyes 899 11 Idolatries-bow'd to its i 912 16 Idolatry-god of my i 774 9 God of our i. the press 407 19 Idols-he will have his i 919 6 niche ... to hold our i 359 21 seeing this world's i 881 20 they are i. of hearts 110 5 tumble to the sod. 629 5 worship i. wood and stone 693 23 If-avoid that too with an i 590 9 is the only peacemaker 590 9 I-forget-beyond the river 1 288 2 Ifs-tellest thou me of "i." 812 11 Igitur-gaudeamus i . 453 22 Ignara-non i. mali miseris 596 8 Ignavia-ad famam protulerat 384 22 nemo immortalis .451 11 Ignavis-etiam jocus est 519 3 Ignavum-corrumpant otia 384 17 Ignavus-seditiossimus i 673 5 Igne-ferro et i. heilen milssen. . . .842 12 Ignem-gladio scrutare 283 23 invidiam, tanquam i 226 26 Ignes-incedis per i 159 5 velut inter i. luna 749 26 Ignibus-spectatur in i. aurum. ...302 23 Ignis-aurum probat 518 9 in aquam conjectus 98 17 Ignoble-doctrine of i. ease 451 7 he is a base i. creature 315 16 soiled with all i. use 310 26 th' i. mind's a slave 227 7 'tis but a base i. mind 516 2 tobagie as Michelet calls 500 7 Ignorancc-at the eyes of i 701 12 blind and naked i 412 21 enemy called i 44 5 error worse than i 236 14 exchange of i. for 420 12 fear springs from i 268 1 fool's i. and pedant's pride 397 21 had remained in i 245 6 hurled sin, death, i 140 8 in i. sedate 263 5 is the curse of God 422 25 knowledge of our own i 881 12 like a fire doth burn 436 21 of Duty, Laziness, Stupidity.. . 101 3 of good and ill 836 is ILLECEBRA of the cause frustrates 420 2 putting us to i. again 736 22 the topography of i 691 26 to know my i. at last 423 9 wit is news only to i 429 6 see also Ignorance pp. 385, 386 Ignorant-conscious that you are i.421 3 dangerous as an i. friend 221 24 dangereux qu'un i. ami 221 24 discourse of an i. friend 276 5 eyes of the i. more learned .... 8 14 Iiv'd i. of future 839 19 noteless, timeless 712 20 of birth and parentage 495 17 of what most assur'cT. 47 9 or thoughtless who is 100 4 so i. and blind 627 11 the i. multitude 647 10 though i, of the reason 259 26 see also Ignorance pp. 385, 386 Ignorantly-whom ye i. worship . .315 8 Ignoratio-causarum i. in re 385 8 Ignoratione-rerum bonarum 385 9 Ignoratur-enim, qua sit 737 21 Ignoscat-tan quam nemini i. 103 5 Ignoscere-humanum autem i 288 23 Ignoscit-ceteris ita i 103 5 Ignoscito-ssepe alter 289 6 Ignotarum-rerum est terror 268 7 Ignoti-nulla cupido 386 5 Ignotique-langa nocte 366 9 Ignotos-minus i. generosis. 313 22 Ignotum-omne i- promagnifico. . .386 13 quod latet Lest... 386 5 Ignotus-moritur sibi 386 9 He-Chaque Anglais est une i 224 14 rhonneur comme une i. 372 25 Iliad-an I. of woes 886 5 may come a modern 1 564 28 IUum-fuimus Trees, fuit 1 122 1 topless towers of 1 251 11 Hl-a-brewing towards 203 16 against i. chances men are 93 1 all kind of L did . . . slide. . . .399 4 and now doth fare i 494 15 always speak i. of them 892 is attending captain L 822 3 avenues of L 181 13 behooves any of us 97 9 blot the i. with a tear 455 3 but when i. indeed 706 13 darkest hours of i. 607 12 easier to do i. than well 892 18 edge of present i. 736 13 extremes of good and i. 246 1 fares the land 913 19 fears no manner of i 732 17 final goal of i 328 22 find it instruments of i. 517 7 goes i. with the pitcher 643 15 good and i. together 452 15 good are better made by i . . 10 3 goodness thinks no i 880 5 gotten is i. spent 240 18 ignorance of good and i 836 13 if thou do i 185 24 makes i. deeds done 784 25 news, are swallow-winged 553 12 news is wing'd with fate 553 6 nothing i. can dwell 62 17 not one who does no i 414 16 redeem life's years of i 466 6 shapes of i. may hover 454 1 sovereign o'er transmuted i 583 23 speak i. of the absent 3 3 strong themselves by i 66 2 tell your doctor y' are i 503 16 though ask'd deny 627 4 tidings tell themselves 553 19 to i. thy mind is bent 890 11 use him well or i 796 10 ware is never cheap 86 4 when i. we call them 502 7 where good and i. reside 72 22 where no i. seems 880 6 who fears not to do i 257 2 will . . . looking i. prevail. . . .481 14 wind that bloweth 873 8 wrought deadlier i 106 8 Illacrimabiles-sed omnes i 83 1 Ill-betiding-curse on his i. croak.. 656 7 IU-boding-screech-owl with i. cry .574 20 Ill-doing-knew not doctrine of i. . 396 2 Illecebra-est pecanti 375 18