MEN MENTIONS
many m. are warehouses 97 14 many m. of genius must arise. .308 10 march to the wars 726 6 may come, m. may go 85 3 may flower to m 458 1 may jest with sajinte 885 11 may live fools 285 27 may scoff 600 19 mechanically-minded m 86 1 6 medicine of m 566 15 might live like gods 888 10 mix with m. and prosper 423 12 more one comes to know m. . . . 199 9 mostm.arebad 97 16 most m. give to be paid "., .312 15 most wretched m. are 608 13 must learn with pity 598 15 must work 909 21 my m. never retire 847 12 neither m. nor gods 606 20 net-maskt m. doo play 913 9 never spake wise word. 880 13 no fighting m. abroad 848 12 no m. like Englishmen 225 8 no more m. of genius 309 6 not for all m 822 14 not m. but measures 610 20 not to think of m. above 98 20 not without m.'s hands 536 17 of action 807 15 of armed m. the hum 847 10 of England 223 3 of England who inherit 223 5 's office to speak patience 584 12 of God, but also of m. 896 7 of great parts 744 16 of high degree 830 15 of imagination 308 11 of inferior intellect 302 15 of inward light 593 4 of iron drinking late 854 10 of light and leading 223 3 of little showing 257 21 of low degree 830 15 of polite learning and 435 25 of reasoning and m 308 11 of sense never tell it 661 19 of the column began 848 18 of the greatest city of 451 7 of thought 807 15 of wit the commentaries 48 23 only disagree of creatures 827 21 only feel the smart 832 1 on their titles 373 21 on the quiet state of m 438 23 other m. do them justice 230 10 other m. their turns to speak . . 740 23 ourm. more perfect 856 4 out of servitude 7S8 8 over him wept 533 6 pay severely 884 2 perils m. inviron 889 5 pluck no fruit 907 3 port for m 875 23 prerogative of great m 340 26 prize thing ungain'd 902 6 Providence had sent a few m. .854 15 quit ourselves like m 847 18 quit yourselves like m 491 18 remember they are m 649 19 Republic swarms with m 686 15 respects self-made m 217 8 roots of all m.'s souls 747 6 rule of m. entirely great 592 9 seldom rebel against 659 20 seven wise m. on an old 880 12 shadows of us m 900 9 shame torn 827 21 shine forth before m 884 25 shock of m 730 3 short of m. also 846 5 should be what they seem 712 15 should press forward 259 21 shut their doors 766 24 silent brutes to singing m 436 2 smile no more 670 15 solid m. of Boston 82 1 so many m., so many 570 5 some m. creep in skittish 292 17 some to business 893 4 song that is fit for m 732 12 speak after manner of m 743 25 square m. into round holes 912 6 stars rule m 93 20 succession of splendid m 440 16 suoh m. as he are made 327 23 such m. as he be never 227 11 takes breath of m. away 887 5 than face of m 84 14 that hazard all 306 16 that really seek to improve. . . . 102 23 that she is the rarest 895 16 that they are brethren 534 16 their best apparel do 883 11 the most infamous fond 256 19 the rambling passengers 914 3 they were better than m 896 23 think all m. mortal 530 19 think of m. above that ,829 19 thirty thousand. Cornish m. . . ', . 585 17 though m. determine 262 20 thoughts of other m 420 22 threadbare on the hearts of m. 609 5 three m. together riding 759 16 thro* nature, moulding m 161 2 through him all m. see 605 15 tide in affairs of m. . . .447 19, 571 15 time's the king of m 799 13 to married m. this caution 498 3 to match my mountains 22 9 to m. and angels only given . . .302 11 too late that m. betray 890 1 to pleasing the m 892 17 touch the hearts of m 713 5 tranquil strength of m 93 9 transform m. into monsters.. . .505 17 treating m. as m 660 18 twelve honest m. have 410 18 two aged m. who had 783 16 two m. look out through 707 18 union of m. and not the m 724 16 upon m.'s immortal minds 525 5 vices of m. not times 832 2 ways of God to m 318 15 what m. say of her 899 10 wealth of nations is m 865 11 were deceivers ever 90] 24 we've got the m 848 10 when Adam first of m 743 6 when m. are rul'd by women. . . 334 15 when two m. shake hands .... 922 8 where are thy m. of might? ... 45 16 who are women in this 695 15 who grasp at praise 455 10 who loved the liberty 587 19 whom m. pronounce divine. . . . 102 9 who never err 236 22 who their duties know 332 8 why don't the m. propose 898 25 why dost thou lead these m 706 8 wise m., to conceal it 744 12 with empires in their brains . . .753 6 with empires in their purpose. . .22 9 with m, as Angels 891 22 with twenty thousand m 725 16 wit is in other m 885 7 women and all animals 694 7 women and clergymen 724 25 women and H-v-eys 724 15 women as well as m 475 22 women inferior to m 894 7 words are m.'s daughters 904 23 work of many thousand m 683 20 work together 909 6 worse husband than best of m.382 22 worth a thousand m 855 7 would be angels. . .. 632 16 would be cowards 145 11 would m. observingly distil 328 13 wrangle for religion 662 12 ye are m 832 10 ye m. of Athens 315 8 you m. who in your turn . . . .854 12 see also Man pp. 487-493 Menage-sa monture 810 6 Mend-his work for man to m. . .502 12 lacks time to m 800 15 nearer they are to m 95 5 physicians m. or end us 502 7 scorns to m 49 7 to m. or be rid on't 453 7 when thou canst 437 11 when worst, things always m.. 291 3 Mendacem-memorem esse 486 IB odi 821 7 Mendaci-homini ne verum 485 19 Mendacia-famse m. risit 691 13 valeant m. vatum 607 20 Mendacio-est m. fallere 182 12 Mendacious-splendidly m 486 7 Mendacity-tempted into m 596 9 Mendacium-ad m. perduci 818 23 esse optimum m 486 12 Mendax-splendide m 486 7 Mended-crack'd and never well m .640 5 easily broken than m 347 8 little said is soonest m 778 19 nothing else but to be m 661 23 old houses m 40 1 things have been m 95 6 Mender-of bad soles 706 6 Mendicity-shall not be tempted. 596 9 Mener-a la fin de la vie 376 10 Menge-der M. zu behagen 647 22 Menial-I worked for a m. 's hire. . 45 1 6 pampered m. drove me from.. . 65 8 Menie-'s queen among the flowers. 60 21 Mens-agitat molem 516 11 aliudque Cupido, m. aliud 392 17 bona regnum possidet 515 24 conscia m. recti famse 691 13 cum m. onus reponit 669 7 mala m. mains animus 241 12 mutatione recreabitur 515 16 nescia m. hominum 516 12 rara m. intelligit 35 24 regnum bona 372 2 sana in corpora sano 356 23 sibi conscia recti 516 10 sola loco non exulat 515 4 Mensa-sit mihi m. tripes 135 1 Mensch -der edle M. is nur 492 26 der M. erfahrt 262 17 der M. ist der lebendig 491 21 einedlerM. zieht 559 16 ein guter M. in seinem 397 15 es irrt der M 236 23 es wachst der M 344 20 Gott-trunkener M 318 18 ist frei geschaffen 296 3 kann was er soil 871 15 muss der M.fiir 305 21 von sich selbst der M 489 11 was ein M. auch hat 313 9 Menschen-alle Lander gute M. . .327 21 desM.Wille 352 12 die M. fiirchtet nur 489 10 die nicht irren 236 22 hat M. gemacht 44 19 spielen Ball mit M 754 8 Menschheitr-verachtc die M 619 5 Menschlich-ist es zu strafen 289 6 Mensonge-ce m. immortel 486 17 malice au m 182 21 Mensque-pati durum sustinet ... 51 5 4 Mensuraque-juris vis erat 675 6 Ment-1'eloge m. aprte mort 690 16 satire m. sur les gens 690 16 Mental-friends and m. wealth . . .864 12 have some m. reservation 888 12 joys and m. health 864 12 of our m. constitution 99 23 stains can not be removed 868 6 with no m. reservations 563 17 Mente-cito transit am 2 19 dat sine m. sonum 907 11 della m. il fiume 130 16 est oaptus 357 3 gli tiglie la m 396 10 partem m. didit 629 3 quatit solida 142 21 sedm. pura 319 25 miseras hominum m 514 22 Mentem-fortunam bonamque m. 290 17 ingenii revocare m 777 8 injuratam gero 563 13 justificam nobis m 321 16 mortalia tangunt 783 19 pariturque senescere m 514 23 pervertit primitus m.: 396 10 variam dant otia m 384 15 Mentemque-domet respectus 373 7 Mentes-possunt corrumperem.. .240 14 Menteur-meler d'etre m 486 11 un m. est prodigue 485 22 Menti-apres qu'on'a m 485 23 Mentibus-natura inest m 819 1 quantum caliginis m 638 1 Mentiendem-ad m. rei publicse . .753 17 Mention-we never m. her 541 n Mentioned-than m. not at all ... 259 19 Mentions-who never m. hell 363 17
