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1178 MEMOIRE MEN Memoire-aux depenB de sa m . . . . 884 8 il faut bonne m 485 23 la m. du cceur 336 26 point assez ferme de m 486 11 Memoires-les m. excellentes ee. . .507 19 Memorable-epoch in history 368 7 upon that m. scene 7 21 them. Lady 635 14 Memorem-mendacem m. esse 486 16 Memores-alios fecere merendo. . .509 14 sperate deos m 320 IS Memoria-bene reditas vitse 443 3 jucunda m. est 816 12 laborum est prsBteritorum m. . . 424 7 no ay m. a quien tiempo 793 7 recte factorum 350 16 see also Memorypp. 506-509 MemoriflB-sacrum Typographic . .633 19 Memorial-as m. of the past 564 28 best m. for a mighty man 372 24 more enduring than 524 14 sweetest m., first kiss of 417 5 there of remains 525 1 Memorials-monuments m. need. .524 10 Memoriam-acram sui m 405 14 Memories-extend our m. by 524 9 fools with long m 692 1 haunt thy pointed gables 562 16 heart with such m. fill 'd 680 7 liars to have good m 486 29 men's m. not a monument be 459 1 no pyramids set off his m 340 10 of outlived sorrow. 110 7 which survive us here 282 23 see also Memory pp. 506-509 Memory-and M. starts 798 3 beg a hair of him f or m 337 8 begot in ventricle of m 387 10 bitter m. upon which '. .833 16 cells where M. slept 67 9 comes o'er my m 656 14 dear son of M 7011$ effaces m. of a beginning 481 6 expense of his m 884 8 fed the Soul of Love 482 11 fond m. brings the light 508 1 food of saddest m 419 9 Franklin's quiet m 218 13 good m. is needed 485 23 harms and griefs from m 566 15 hath left his awful m 862 3 hath planted in bis m 285 9 hold them, of a wrong 288 13 if m. have its force and 93 19 in every man's m 77 18 keep good acts in m 6 19 keep its m. true 447 22 lends her light 16 6 let my m. rest 234 16 let their m. be 234 13 liar, man of good m 486 16 like a drop that, night 3 1 lives enshrined 606 19 lost to sight to m. dear 507 11 made of m. long ago 430 10 mystic chords of m 586 7 night of life some m 16 16 noiselessly in m.'s wards 834 23 not only in my m 78 9 not sure of his m 486 11 oblivion and m. are wise 564 28 o'er Egypt's land of m 559 9 of buried love 887 13 of earth's bitter leaven 510 17 of fire and brimstone 836 26 of past troubles 816 12 of the heart 336 26 of well-spent life *.443 3 of what he was 130 22 painted this perfect day 162 10 pleasing m. of all he stole 599 16 pluck from the m 503 27 sacred to m. of printing 633 19 serves him with word 654 6 sheds over m. only repose 169 19 she sought out m 482 11 sitt'st for aye, like m 526 17 some call her M 658 12 speck upon your m 565 6 thoughts to m. dear 789 13 thym. like thy fate 663 2 tillm.be dead 803 10 wakes the bitter m 607 18 washed away m. of strife 783 16 years hence by m. of it 352 19 yields, yet clings 658 12 see also Memory t>p. 506-509 Men-abolish heroism among m. .858 16 above sixty years of age 910 14 acting disinterestedly 612 7 adversity tries m 838 21 against ill chances m. are 93 1 aid if m. will call 625 20 all m. are endowed 333 16 all m. are equal , .236 2 all m. are historians 367 10 all m. are liars 486 IS all m. are mad 396 13 all m. created equal 236 3, 675 3 all m. else go with him 465 10 all m. everywhere be free 295 13 all m. have their price 83 21 all m.'s wisdom 638 19 all sorts and conditions of m. .488 2 all that m. divine 919 10 all things to all m 488 21 amongst m. of letters 461 20 amongst m. of the world 461 20 amongst the sons of m 413 15 and boys are gone 842 4 and m. decay 913 19 and women merely players . . . .916 4 approach the gods 356 15 are April when they woo 499 4 are born free and equal 675 7 are but gilded loam 668 2 are cause of women 404 2 are everything 61 1 3 are four, he who knows 420 6 are made by nature 235 16 are merriest when 511 26 are more satirical 690 8 are mystically united 775 19 are never very wise 622 17 are only players .912 3 are poets at heart 606 9 are proved by speeches 741 19 are sneering at you 860 2 are still m 825 13 are the greatest m 710 19 are the sport of 119 18 are we, and must grieve 344 3 as much as m. or animals 277 17 at most differ as 896 11 bear the shapes of m 145 24 behind the guns 728 7 below, saints above 477 9 below who batter the foe 728 7 best of m. that e'er wore 310 13 better than sheep 628 20 bliss of m. below 321 20 bodies of living m 726 6 brave m. living before 82 6 brother m., nor yet the new . . . 787 24 brutes m. and m. divine 892 13 build as cathedrals were 97 15 busy haunts of m 121 7 busy hum of m 121 15 busy m. can command 301 21 by chains confined 874 12 by m. who there frequent 368 18 by their example, pattern 684 11 by the mothers of m 531 12 capture of m, by women 500 6 ca them lives o' m 273 9 cause of all m.'s misery 518 3 cheat m. into mire . . ♦ 474 3 cheerful ways of m. 546 10 children of m.! 661 7 chosen possession of m 76 17 circumstances show what m. . . 120 4 cities and ways of m 140 21 clever m. are good 98 6 condemn 'd alike to groan 762 11 count the act of m 632 3 out m.'s throats with 714 19 dead m. rise up never 785 21 deal with life as 443 12 deeds are m 904 3 defile the cause or the m. .400 19 destined period m. in common. 170 24 developed from monkeys 242 5 die but sorrow never dies 733 25 disposer of other m.'s stuff 654 23 divisions of m. of genius 308 11 does de walkin' en pryin' 890 4 do not your alms before m 595 23 draws m. to watch 893 22 drop so fast ere life's 180 22 dumb m. throng to see him — 614 20 England a prison for m 223 19 equal right of all m 674 20 equal to forty thousand m 393 12 evil m. do lives after 241 8 extremes . . . proceed from m.246 6 exult over slain m 848 1 eyes of some m. 91 26 fair peace becomes m 589 21 falls the plague on m. 278 6 fast as m. run mad 51 12 favour the deceit 444 9 fear everything from m. 269 30 first m. that our Saviour 30 9 for honest m. to live in 853 4 former has made us m. 44 19 for poore m/s facte 569 7 fortune in m. has some 291 10 free m. freely work 908 2 free soil, free m 295 23 friends, be m 142 20 from out a world of m 868 12 full of dead m.'s bones 35 21 gallant tars are our m. 550 8 gives m. stomach to digest 885 8 give to m. who are old Ill 7 giving health torn 356 IS gladly entertained by m. 308 16 go by fives and tens 759 21 God give us m. .' 489 18 good for righting wrongs 603 16 gods make sport of m. 323 20 gods play games with m 323 18 govern m. in their relations . . .918 3 go where most m. go 445 18 grant they err 835 17 gray hair unto m 881 21 greatest m. oftest wreck'd . . .814 19 had made brutes m. 892 13 have all these resources 466 9 have flattered the people 648 16 have lost their reason 412 12 have stood beneath 852 17 have we seen survive 667 19 hearths and hearts of m. 323 2 hearts of oak our m. 550 3 he entertained all m. 379 9 here silent were 228 20 here's to the m. who lose 253 7 high-born m. were proud 93 18 hopes of m. waking dreams . . . 375 6 hopes that makes us m. 377 27 hundred thousand m. led 81 21 if they have evil tourne 524 18 impossible to know m 903 7 in m.'s capacious minds 468 1 in m. various ruling passions. . . 581 9 in m. whom m. condemn 102 9 in other m. we faults can 411 14 instrument of little m. 592 11 intercourse of m 504 18 in the company of such m .236 17 in the races of m 440 16 into the trunks of m. 255 14 justifiable to m 414 14 just m. by whom impartial 1 06 2 keeps m. in obedience 564 8 keep their engagements 434 7 kings forget they are m 534 16 kissed by other m 418 1 know how to take care 330 2 label m. for God 579 3 laughed with m. who died 848 16 lie many fighting m 727 3 lies in other m. sleeping 560 1 lies upon the paths of m. 392 11 life of martall m 445 1 lightness of common m 648 20 light to Gods and m 528 24 like children move 263 7 lived like fishes 724 24 lives of great m. all remind 243 11 lives of these good m 593 3 lodging-place of wayfaring m.. .379 12 look of intelligence in m 59 22 lord over m. on earth 622 12 Lords of creation m. we call. . .633 3 love to wonder 898 7 mailed m. sat drinking 854 10 make m. giddy 47 3 makes m. mad 527 13 makes slaves of m 623 16 man that died for m 100 S