OEATIO OURS
Oratio-veritatis simplex o 821 16 see also Speech pp. 743, 744 Oration-another man's o 573 14 make no long o 82 1 Orator-commenting upon fate . . .370 11 one commending an o 705 2 see also Oratory pp. 572, 573 Orators-plagiarism of o 598 23 see also Oratory pp. 572, 573 Oratory-flowery o. despised 83 21 see also Oratory pp. 572, 573 Orb-changes in her circled o 390 20 each o. of light 2 23 in yonder pensile o 749 12 is one O. of Sense 698 6 quail and shake the o 685 20 smallest o. thou behold'st 539 2G that mighty o. of song 609 9 watches . . . the o. of day. ..".768 18 which thou behold'st , .751 24 within o 250 4 Orbe-in o. deos fecit timor 269 24 totoque arcessitur o 621 13 vir nobilis o. videri 24 n Orbed-continent the fire 766 25 is the moon and bright 555 10 maiden, with white fire 527 15 Orbem-volat hora per o 796 4 Orbis-cui non suff ecerit o 229 5 de patria certat 121 1 inest quidam velut o 434 12 securus judicat o. terrarum. . . .911 24 Orbit-and sum of Shakespeare's. 700 24 Orbs-folded o. would open 179 19 in bis palm, these spacious o... 752 13 nor to their idle o 72 17 what are ye o 749 1 which of all shining o 750 20 Orchard-green sunny o 38 3 grew amid the happy o 440 3 little peach in o. grew 591 17 sees reddening o. blow 353 14 the o. row he pours 37 10 under the o. trees 157 10 upon o. and lane 557 4 Orchester-in o. never have been. 540 22 sweetest sound in o. heard 540 22 Orchid-see p. 574 Orchis-and the o. died 278 6 purple and pale. . 277 19 Orci-an tenebras o. visat 737 21 mediis o. faucibus 171 15 Orcus-vestibule of opening 364 2 Ordained-bear what is o 583 12 powers that be are o. of God. . .623 8 were he o. to run 449 1 Order-beauty of the house is o. . -370 9 blot out o. and extinguish 97 6 confounded lies 557 2 good words or in good o 740 24 harmony, o. proportion 535 19 I will it, I so o 658 15 large elements in o 790 6 observeth o. in all things 915 2 old o. changeth 155 1 prose, words in then* best o. . .602 12 teach the act of o °4 11 to o. the chaotic din 540 11 to o. this paper £07 1 upon the o. of your going 354 3 without blame «> JJ ys yun o. founde "15 18 see also Order p. 574 Ordered-abroad as a soldier 849 3 have 6. an advance 846 4 Orders- Almighty's o. to 643 26 'e don't obey no o . ; 7i7 8 execute o. is not to be long M17 12 friar of o. grey °64 J Ordina-l'uomo, e dio dia 12 Ordinary-Mindes best O »u i» permit o. poets to exist 60b 20 reach of o. men J45 2 sort of men 744 1J Ordisce-chi 1' o ;-;vv* eS Z Ordnance-great o. in the field.. . .»yg a Ordc-prseseripsit fatalis o m i 4 Ore-formica o. trahit j*u » life is not as idle o 4 °* J metals of drossiest o. . . «J J J money from the rugged o WJ6 18 ophirs of fabulous o 557 4 power upon a shining o <Mg 23 to the pure refined o 48S 16 where their visage shines 521 22 with new-spangled o 750 19 Orecchio-1'o. degh stati 753 8 Oreille-est le chemin 359 14 pulee en l'o 277 7 Oreilles-ventre point d'o 382 5 Oreis-ex aetheris o 360 22 Organ-base of Heaven's deep o.. . 538 1 blast of War's great o 589 9 by which it can attain 453 14 from one blast of wind 538 4 heaven's deep o. blow 117 1 keys of some great o 412 24 let the pealing o. blow 538 2 man is an o. of life 453 21 no o. but the wind here 597 13 pipe of frailty 773 10 seated one day at the o 539 7 silent o. loudest chants 536 18 speak with miraculous o 534 18 that deep and dreadful o. pipe. 791 11 when the o.'s music rolls 82 6 Organically- incapable of tune. . .537 14 Organization-proximate o. thereof 333 15 Organize-these natural rights 333 16 Organized-charity scrimped 595 26 Government is o. hypocrisy . . .331 12 constructing o. instruments — 398 8 party is o. opinion 611 13 science is o. knowledge 692 6 Organs-crucibles or church o 759 21 though defunct and dead 516 1 Orge-Tved the O.'s tide 924 21 Orgelton-^und Glockenklang 82 5 Orient-all the o. into gold 530 7 light shaft of o. mould 279 8 morning paints the 680 14 pearls at random 904 14 sow'd earth with O. pearl 529 11 Oriflamb-his o 88 7 Origin-every gift of noble o 313 13 first o. be in question 25 8 retains the traces of 25 6 Original-capable of o. writing 599 3 height of o. principle 590 19 more o. than his originals 599 2 report different from o 688 7 their great O. proclaim 748 19 thought is often o 788 15 when the o. is dust 256 13 writers have become so o 653 29 Originality-provokes o 641 16 solitude of his awful o 103 4 Originals-exhibit defects of bad 0.576 21 multiply their o 47 12 reading books in o 657 3 Originated-whoo. theideaofGod.316 21 Originates-in events of times 308 13 selects as by what he o 654 8 Originatoivof a good sentence.. . .654 7 Origine-finisque ab o. pendet 172 2 Originem-ad primam o 25 8 Origines-marque de ses o 25 6 Orion-hunter of shadows 700 l and the married stars 752 6 loose the bands of o 750 4 sheds unwholesome dews 877 21 Orisons-my midnight o 203 14 Orlando-carve on every tree 894 13 's helmet in Augustine's cowl. .183 24 Ornament-about her seemly lies. 59 2 Argoan ship's brave o 597 17 be a help and o 565 22 be a moment's o 897 19 esteem'st the o. of life 146 7 foreign aid of o 33 16 greatest defense and o 550 4 greatest o. from friendship 520 22 hiding grossness with fair o 183 19 it carried none 726 8 native o. of hair 348 18 of his cheek 57 10 of meek and quiet spirit 745 20 placed for o. and use 90 2 shame is an o. to the young . . .702 4 silence is the best o 710 6 soils finest o. more 240 17 substance, not of o 128 23 to society 724 11 upon civic buildings 41 1 which truth doth give 62 14 world still deceived with o 183 19 Ornamentation-principal part of. 41 8 Ornaments-clearness o. thoughts.758 25 eyes and flashing o 271 2 hide with o. their want 608 1 prove as o. oft do 509 1 with o. of rhyme 263 8 Ornamentum-amicitise tollit 520 22 Ornandi-satis satietas 86 25 Ornant-secundas res o 757 10 Ornantur-satis hae duse res 86 26 Ornata-piu o. era piu o. brutta. . 31 7 Ornatum-bono ingenio nee esse 0.328 6 Ornavit-quod tetigit non o .231 7 Orne-la clarte" o. les pensees 758 26 Ornithological-some o. joke 75 11 Orphan-wronged o's tears 851 14 Orphans-new o. cry 735 13 Orpheus-bid soul of O. sing 713 8 drew trees, stones 540 1 lute as poets tell 68 11 sing and rival O's. strain 713 li with his lute made trees 539 18 Orrore- vista anco e To 269 27 Orta-occidunt et o. senescunt — 95 21 Orte-quasritura favor 337 2 Orthodox-prove their doctrine 0..197 22 'tis an o. opinion 569 4 Orthodoxy-is my doxy 198 11 Ortolans-turbot, bisque, o 138 16 Orts-starve on o 25 22 Os-d'un fusilier pomeranien 842 lo homini sublime dedit 490 24 populi meruisse 604 4 Osawatomie-Brown may trouble. 857 19 Osiers-islets of rees and o 687 11 Osiris-^where dark O. sprung 463 23 Ossa-fromO. hurled Pelion 532 21 molliter o. cubent 232 13 molliter o. quiescant 39 18 on O. Pelion nods. 532 17 pile O. upon Pelion 533 4 super O. leviB 179 16 Osses-cboisis, si tu l'o 1 13 10 Ossevarsi-le leggi per o 432 5 Ostentatious-parade of it 892 3 Ostents-such fair o. of love 901 21 Ostentum-esse censet 259 26 Ostia-nel divitis o. Nili 327 18 Ostrich-plume of o. crowned 827 3 resembled the wings of an o. . . .386 6 Other-all o. things give place 889 16 I can do no o 850 15 men's sinB are before .711 21 nothing left of the o 905 28 she can do no o 860 6 the o. one is true 450 14 the o. one was Booth 4 11 the o. turns to jest 885 9 Others-after the fashion of 659 7 are not so 708 24 call o. but themselves 67 13 fine manners in o 493 12 fly to o. that we know not .... 176 9 for o. build your nests 599 21 in the affairs of o 412 22 judge o. according to results. . .411 13 may sing the song -762 8 never do unto o 643 12 not o. but themselves 300 22 observe how o. act 422 21 that knowledge to o 421 23 that mercy I to o. show 510 4 Otherwise-some are o 879 12 Otia-Deus nobis haec o. fecit 667 6 si tollas 475 16 variam dant o. mentem 384 15 Otiosum-se minus o. esse 730 8 Otium-cum dignitate. 194 16 Ottoman-the O. Empire 823 11 Oubli-1'o. la rend possible 506 16 Oublie-rien appris, ni rien o 436 7 Ought-ashamed of what she o... .702 10 but it hadn't o. to be 903 25 doing what we o 207 12 do what he o. to do 871 15 sees as much as he o 880 10 vigor in what they o. do 184 14 what he may but what he o.. . .624 26 which we o. to have done 185 3 wish to be what he o. to be 710 21 Ounce-an o. of enterprise 920 l of mirth worth a pound 511 12 of wit is worth 883 7 single o. of love 631 19 Ours-enemy and they are o 832 26 not 0. or not allow d 412 11
