MOON MORNING
red rising m 558 6 regions above the m 880 9 resemble horns of the m 228 7 resolves m. into sa.t tears 786 21 rising in clouded majesty 750 22 rose over the city 512 20 round m. is a daffodil 355 8 sadder light than waning m... . 184 8 screams to the mournful m. . . .574 19 sea for to obey the m 285 15 see the m. eclipst 302 6 she shone upon the lake 527 19 she's the m 868 26 shining to the quiet m 694 19 shone like the m 250 2 silver'd in m.'s eclipst 921 17 sits arbitress 253 20 slow m. climbs the deep 239 7 small m. lightens more 238 12 sun obeys them and m 574 4 swear not by the m 390 20 their mistress had expired 160 22 thou art man in the m 868 26 though sun and m 837 9 unclouded grandeur rolls 556 23 virtue under the m 652 18 wand'ring moon 254 6 was a ghostly galleon 556 4 when, the m. shall rise 752 10 when the m. shone 314 11 when the m. was setting 494 13 white m. beams 202 19 will wane 806 14 will wax 806 14 wolf behowls the m 556 20 wraith rebukes the m 199 14 years in one brief m 112 22 see also Moon pp. 525-528 Moonbeams-pearly white 275 2 watched the m. quiver 413 1 Moonless-upon the m. sea 475 1 Moon-licht-braw bricht m 206 2 Moonlight-along the m. shade. . . 34 10 and feeling are one 7]3 19 by m. at her window sung 713 14 clusters of blossomed m 3 13 fancies in a m. snare 721 8 in his room 839 14 its m.-colored cup 458 9 pale as m. snow 458 IS road a ribbond of m 556 4 runs over the grasses 851 12 sang in the golden m 559 3 sweet the m. sleeps 539 24 see also Moon pp. 525-528 Moonlit-cedar what a burst 557 12 come o'er the m. sea 567 8 wave and willowy 509 17 Moonrise-wakes the nightingale.. 558 12 Moons-five m. were seen tonight. 46 4 may die, red fades 419 16 my old m. my new m 794 15 snowy poles and m. of Mars. . . 752 6 some nine m. wasted 744 7 with m. and tides 489 16 Moonshine-an' snow on field 555 IS three single hours of m 525 12 transcendental m 527 20 you m. revellers 254 3 Moon-struck-melancholy and m.505 22 Moor-has done his work 911 2 herself within my room 54 9 make the M. thank me 183 20 moonlight over purple m 556 4 your bark with two 646 23 Moorish-mute the M. flute 525 16 needs no M. bow 100 13 Moorland-weavers boast 776 IS Moorlands-perfuming 693 3 Moors-in blackest M. he sees — 663 6 teaching barren m. to smile — 746 21 these radiant m 215 10 Mop-trundling her m 660 22 Moquer^de la philosophie 596 21 de me m. de tous 428 10 des miserables 518 4 Moquerie-Ia m. est souyent 405 2 Mora-longa m. est nobis 187 16 periculum 794 13 properanti m. est 187 18 ssepe sanavit m 187 17 Veritas visu et m 822 10 Moral-a m. inebriety 226 8 and immortal creatures 620 8 I read them 208 9 is, gardeners pine 903 2 no man's virtue to be so m 584 12 of time's vicissitude 37 15 one m.'s plain 895 23 point a m. adorn a tale 542 18 point of view 332 16 rises in m. nature 663 S sensible and well-bred 493 10 shut within bosom 681 22 some m. let it teach 5 5 speaking a m 117 14 subordinate to m. science 604 12 war but a m. obligation 842 7 was but m. of this bell 68 11 Bee also Morality p. 528 Moralist-a m. than pietist 826 7 rough Johnson the great m 528 6 teach the rustic m 231 8 Moralities-thousand new m 203 2 Morality-a perversion of m 858 16 make m. impossible 871 16 politics and m. apart 612 15 unawares M. expires 664 13 wholesome sharp m 151 2 see also Morality p. 528 Moralizing-time form, mood 854 11 Morals-a book of m 693 24 Anacreon's m. are a 605 13 faith and m. hold 296 16 foundation of m 350 15 grave, logic and 757 7 lost m., justice, honor 463 8 make man grave 216 15 mends their m 779 3 musty m. on the stage 287 B suit such imperfect m 61 2 transferable in m 244 23 what point of m 701 1 what times, what m 793 11 why, man of m 205 6 Moram-nec pietas m. rugis 795 5 tenuemque m 28 19 Morantur-nec in una sede m 475 14 Moras-longas convaluere m 65 23 nee partitur m 477 14 pelle m. 187 22 tollem 187 14 Veritas odit m 821 17 Morbi-perniciores animi 513 13 Morbo-maximaparshominumm.396 14 Morbus-gravissimus est m 196 17 insanabilis m. est 16 10 natura sanat m 502 1 Morceaux-d'une cerise trois m. . .743 23 Mordant-^harp m. of experience 255 3 Mordet-latrat quam m 199 21 More-a man knows, the m 422 18 be m. than I was 887 1 better the m. than less 143 2 days that are no m 507 8 he that hath m. let him give. . .481 21 he who wishes for m 621 28 I give to thee the m. 1 479 14 it was nothing m 633 13 little m. than kin 416 9 none can compass m 50 15 nor m. than nine 271 4 , Romano vivito m 677 4 sake of getting m 785 22 shall be no m 898 9 some m. some less 891 6 still should long for m 882 6 the little m., how much 620 10 the merier is a Prouerbe 511 18 the m. I know I know 422 9 'tis something m 469 2 what m. would you have 367 16 Morem-fecerat usus 347 6 pacisque imponere m 335 1 ut homo est, ita m 494 2 Mores-abeunt studia in m 347 5 ad bonos m. via 666 13 adjuncta superbia m 559 12 artes emollit m 779 20 castigat ridendo m 429 22 fuerant vitia m. sunt 493 22 honores mutant M 493 17 non facit ad m 61 2 obseri m. malos 344 17 O tempora, O m 793 11 pallentes radere m 604 5 periere m., jus, decus 463 8 pilum mutare, non m 347 12 pulchrum ornatum turpes m. . . 240 17 sermo hominem m 741 10 Morgan-she ain't nothing else. . .378 16 Morgen-den kommenden M 305 2 1 ist nicht heut 679 8 nur nicht heute 808 6 Stunde-hat Gold im Munde.. .529 15 Mori-augustia m 441 19 bene m. est libenter m 452 8 recludens immeritis m 836 19 virum musa vetat m 388 20 see also Death pp. 163-181 Moriantur-cum cantu m 772 19 Moriar-in senectute bene m 452 8 non omnis m 524 14 Moriaris-exire antequam m 175 18 Moriatur-cur m. homo, cui salvia 356 17 Moribonde-acoute, m 734 21 Moribus-lubrica m. astas 922 15 prava fiunt m 346 14 quid leges sine m 431 21 Moriendi-papa bullam . . . m. . . 170 20 'Moriendum-incitamentum 190 8 Moriens-hat is the ultimatum m. . 355 1 5 Moriensque-natus m. fefellit 446 11 Morieris-non m. in bello 572 4 Morion-engraven m. did weare . . 748 4 Morire-piu che il m. il vivere 440 12 Moritur-ignotus m. sibi 386 9 Mormora-ma limpida Bi f a 652 10 Mormordit-cappadoem m 609 14 Morn-and liquid dew of youth . .924 2 another m. risen on midnoon . .439 12 approach of even and m 546 10 as if the m. foretold 451 12 at m. the cherry-blooms . , 210 1 bid the M. awake 828 19 blushing like the m 498 7 bright September m 699 1 buttercup wakeB to the m: . . . . 55 11 came peeping in at m 507 7 changless m. succeeds 132 19 cheerful at m. he wakes 109 5 each m. a thousand roses 680 18 each new m. new widows 735 13 earliest tears bestow 339 11 fair laughs the m 923 2 floures so fresh at m 492 16 from black to red 769 2 from m. to noon he fell 193 1 glory of the m 55 6 golden light of m 766 1 golden sun salutes the m 769 9 greets the dappled m 108 3 grows green at m 805 12 he cheers the m 250 1 herald of the m 427 23 I came at m 233 8 incense-breathing m. . 528 22, 530 10 in the misty m 52 2 in the wet o' the m 278 11 knows not m 179 13 leaves for ardent noon 681 18 led by M. with dewy feet 769 12 lights that mislead the m 418 25 messenger of m 428 5 never night that had no m 556 3 not waking till she sings 427 12 now m. has come 791 17 of toil, nor night 728 12 on that sacred m 116 11 on the waters 703 12 or noon, by night or day 395 2 pinions of the m 789 7 prosperous m. in May 501 23 rose saith in dewy m 681 8 rose the morrow m 518 19 salutation to the m 124 4 salute the happy m 116 12 shook rich tresses to the m. . . .383 2 suns that gild vernal m 781 6 tears of the first m 146 22 teemed refreshing dew 633 9 this m. as sleeping 203 11 this the happy m 117 2 trumpet to the m 124 3 ushers in the m 108 1 with m. the punctual tide 791 17 see also Morning pp. 528-530 Morning-always m. somewhere . . 127 19 a m. Sun 220 26 and evening wind 578 5 awaits at end of world 471 10 awake! the m. shines 747 14
