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1176 MATTER MEAT tricksy word defy the m 285 9 'twas no matter what he said . . 513 8 what is m.? Never mind 514 17 what is the m. with Kansas . . .643 10 what m. when for Erin 401 9 whereon it works 455 16 world of m. become 218 20 wrecks of m. crush of worlds. . . 388 4 Matters-be ended as 221 9 heart desireth great m 359 1 it is the Mass that m 918 6 make my m. meet 134 5 nothing m 561 11 of fact are stubborn 570 6 relating to themselves 852 15 sets right all other m 629 17 Matthew-Mark, Luke and John . 63 16 Matthew Prior-once was M. P. . . 233 2 Mattock-knell, the shroud, the m . 181 5 Mature-in knowledge 601 19 sun's genial rays m 304 3 Maturing-of the m. sun 52 6 Maturity-ever comes to m 309 17 Maud-come into the garden, M. . 307 19 Maud MuUer-looked and signed . . 830 20 Maunders-she m. and mumbles. .256 IS Mauris-non eget M 100 13 Maux-a reconter ses m 518 21 tous m. sont pareils 239 23 Mavis-heard the m. singing 529 3 Mavolo-esse nimio dici m 328 6 Maxim-allowed among them 474 4 believes in the m 98 7 be my virtue's guide 901 3 graved a m. true and wise 800 20 not to be despised 588 14 old m. in the schools 276 21 scoundrel m 638 22 'twas a m. he had often tried. . 674 15 Maxrniaa-discordia m. dilabantur.828 2 Maximes-les m. des hommes .... 639 1 Maxims-condensed good sense. . .638 17 hoard of m. preaching 631 17 Jane borrowed m. from 673 20 of men reveal 639 1 May-are not M.'s own 747 8 as flush asM 534 19 be what we might have 751 13 blood stirs and glows 602 16 breathing sweet her Spring 184 4 bring M. flowers 39 1 coming with the M 123 19 December seem sweet M 806 16 delicate footed M 748 18 ^does not what he m 624 26 dreary winter, fairy M 481 9 fair month of M. was 417 12 fairer far in M 344 9 Flora in her early M 279 17 flow'ry meads in M 897 15 for the tread of the M 873 25 glory of April and M 682 2 hue of M 73 18 in merry month of M 557 14 know not what we m. be 422 24 v lead on propitious M 558 8 lead the revels of the M 460 26 maids are M. when maids 499 4 merriment of M 734 14 mid-M.'s eldest child 682 8 monthe of M. is comen 77 S 's new-fangled mirth 117 7 of life blooms 451 17 on the hem of M 38 21 ope in the month of M 60 1 pledge of blithesome M 168 16 through boughs of the M 619 21 time and cheerful dawn 63 11 unlucky to marry in M 498 14 welcome as flowers in M 867 20 whose month is ever M 478 11 will not when he m 871 9 wind's restless wings 37 10 witching smile of M 562 9 with M. s fairest flowers 695 1 See also May p. 501 May-flower-shy little m. weaves. 39 5 Maying-met her once a-M 46 20 that we two were M 501 8 Life went a-M 922 16 May-morn-very M. of his youth . 924 4 Mayor-olimbed the belfry 67 16 every new lord m 86 7 May-thorn-greening in the nook. 353 3 Maze-in m. of schools 284 10 mighty m. but not without 450 2 of eloquence 220 14 through the mirthful m 157 7 verdant m. of sweetbriar 682 13 wildering m. of Eternity 789 26 Mazes-in wand'ring m. lost 133 10 Me-hungering neighbor and m . . 595 20 if she be not so to m 897 15 the centre power 739 10 Mead-breath along the m. . .- 29 11 fresh from m. and hill 570 17 life that hides in m 645 2 new-mown m 336 18 yellow m. of asphodel 45 10 Meadow-and the lin 282 10 by the m, trenches 146 28 cheeks of the m 158 14 earth was the m 848 8 flower its bloom 296 14 green spread the m 747 15 that in m. blows 88 5 that m. those daisies 278 12 through a ra. of margin 80 6 umbered m 310 8 wander away to m. so sweet. . . 353 1 Meadow-grass-burns in m. the . .501 18 Meadow-lands-across broad m.. .562 16 Meadows-brown and sear 51 20 each blade of thy m 400 17 infinite m. of heaven 750 12 in the heaven's dusk m 526 4 in the m. while you sing 746 19 makes the m. green 566 6 paint the m. with delight 281 4 past the near m 558 2 purple flame in m. wet 281 16 wide are the m. of night 750 17 wide unrolled 279 1 Meads-ever-flowing m. of 737 15 flow'ry m. in May 897 15 met a lady in the m 890 2 now the hedged m. renew 748 5 through the dewy m 544 23 Meagre-were his looks 504 3 Meal-eat our m, in fear 269 14 enriched with shining m 26 4 handful of m 212 21 my evening m 210 13 nature hath m 127 1 one m. a week 809 9 one m. a day 210 17 Meals-choice food are his m 402 14 must have m 210 17 of beef, iron and steel 728 19 unquiet m. make 214 13 Mean-and mighty, rotting 236 8 careful what they m 209 8 inallthings 520 7 men we entitle patience 146 9 nature made better by no m. . .547 10 proper m 520 9 say one thing, m. another 626 18 'tis m. for empty praise 286 23 was still the best 638 8 who loves the golden m 520 6 Meander-margent green 215 14 rivulet of text shall m 80 6 Meaner-creatures kings 377 18 native rights for m. things 487 15 part that dies 124 16 Meanest-even to the m 440 18 have their day 258 19 like the m. slave 83 10 of his creatures boasts 465 13 of mankind 258 18 of the mean 407 8 overwhelm the m. hearts 325 6 sorrow of the m. thing 380 17 wretch they scorn 73 6 Meaning-double m. shows double.404 25 free from all m 602 17 honest m. gilded want of 698 11 inexhaustible m 247 2 in saying he is a good man . . . .328 16 kept His m. to Himself 679 13 lies in ohildish plays Ill 25 love takes the m 395 24 of hope, with m. rife 70 10 of the syllable "Hoc" 905 8 on the face of high hills 318 9 outmastcred the meter 61 13 richest without m 41 i short m. of this long 743 26 their m. is, whence 629 9 they could rarely guess 614 15 to that aphorism 673 18 with conscious m. wear 519 24 Meanings-hell, full of good m 362 26 read life's m. in each 265 3 smiles at my best m 739 13 two m. have our lightest 260 9 Meanly-and m. just 435 26 proudly high or m, low 541 9 Means-by any m. make money. .522 18 by the same m 221 5 by which himself got up 759 15 consuming m. soon preys 830 17 end must justify the m 221 4 humble m. matoh not 195 17 if the m. be just 151 16 lie too low for envy 520 3 live on m. not yours 786 5 madem. to come by. 825 22 much more the m. he raises . . .624 8 no matter by what m. 522 25 no m. of assistance 849 16 no m., no moment unemployed.321 8 of communications 76 21 of preserving peace 859 6 place and m. for every man. . .571 12 shall be present 796 3 sight of m. to do ill deeds 784 25 with it m. of seeing 398 9 Meant-ask her what she m 419 12 more m. than meets ear 357 17 one whom, well 234 17 Measure-beyond all m 267 1 bythydeeds 187 1 beyond their m. cloy 195 11 choose to fashion the m 455 5 come not within the m 28 18 could find any m 119 11 delightful m. or a dance 387 14 devil lead the m 264 17 does it hold good m 629 17 does not m. their height. .... .284 25 drink a m. the table round. . . . 512 2 Fate thy m. takes 669 1 God gives wind by m 644 8 • having in some m 885 24 man is the m. of all things . . . .491 14 man should m. himself 489 23 might that knows no 488 25 of an unmade grave 339 23 of life is not length 371 24 of my days 450 16 pass days of life's short m 451 16 proceed by a surer m 785 6 short of His can and body 399 5 thought is the m. of life 447 10 thus we'll fill the m 556 2 tread a m. with you 158 4 uncertain M. would this be 286 7 we call a Foot 286 7 what was thy delighted m 375 21 with new song's m 538 19 world that we can m 914 4 your mind's height by 513 4 Measured-by my soul 739 18 by the time we live 443 18 choice word and m. phrase .... 745 2 transepts m. by miles 814 1 twice as large m 126 8 Measurement-who to sober m 800 7 Measurements-moreorless 587 20 Measures-back his way 809 16 cant of, not men, but m 611 1 comparatively nothing 611 3 dust that m. all our time 530 16 iron m. hammered 71 8 of delightful sound 428 4 Beas and lands 548 22 sweet, in Lydian m 598 4 through m. fine 540 15 unto His m. moveth 320 18 Measuring-distance we run 528 13 Meat-anger's my m 28 10 but he sendeth m 211 29 dish of m. too good 215 6 drink and physio 806 2 eat but littrte m 207 2 egg is full of m 653 16 fire and olothes 866 11 for the hungry 717 9 God sends m 139 14 is another's m. or drink 609 IS is sucked out of egg 905 28