1216 PHANTOM embarrassed p 84 3 lick my p. hand 199 14 men call liberty 439 3 she was a P. of delight 897 19 Phantoms-of myself 251 8 that seem to live 694 8 Pharetra-fusce p 100 13 Pharoahs-forgotten P 218 8 Pheasant-dissects the lucky p.. . .496 11 see also Pheasant p. 594 Pheasants-brilliant p 51 22 Phenomena-of the universe 446 14 Phenomenon-not a solitary p 99 15 Phial-Angel drops from a p 773 20 Phiab-hermetically Bealed 400 10 Phidias-he [Milton] was a P 49 12 Jove young P. brought 694 4 made statue of Venus 887 3 shew his form to thee P 321 22 Philadelphia see p. 594 Philanthropists-those wise p 595 15 Philip-and Mary on a shilling 521 21 not P. but P/s gold 325 18 to P. sober 206 8 Philippi-see me at P 264 4 Philistia-lest proud P 729 5 Philistines-be upon thee, Samson.848 16 Phillis-neat-handed P. dresses — 138 17 trifling with plover'B 496 11 Philologists -who chase a panting.460 7 Philomela-when P. sings 256 3 Philosopher-affection of a p 898 10 he was a shrewd p 596 12 my guide, p. and friend 393 4 scarce the firm P. can scorn . . .430 4 the p. is Nature's pilot 596 25 to the natural p 692 4 truth, love, sole p 792 21 was never yet p 189 4 Philosophers-all efforts of p 739 10 have disengaged 258 8 lookers-on sage p 913 11 sayings of p 109 4 sincerity of p 596 26 so long have sought 596 20 wise p. have judged 373 4 wise p. have thought 535 21 with the old sages and p 439 20 Philosophes-bonne foi des p 596 26 es p. se desfacent _. . .258 8 Philosophia-omnium mater artium.691 22 vitas p. dux. ..'. 596 14 Philosophic-years that bring p. . .516 17 Philosophie-moquer de la p 596 21 Philosophise-tendency is to p. . . . 878 17 Philosophy-I ask not proud P. . . -655 18 becomes poetry 308 12 beginning of p 596 16, 898 10 history a pageant, not a p 367 2 history is p. learned 367 16 is mother of arts 691 22 natural p. makes men deep 757 7 of Hermes 912 12 pay attention to pedigree 25 8 studied the p. of tears 783 23 teaching by examples 367 3 though still at variance 448 10 will olip Angel's wings 655 22 see also Philosophy pp. 596, 597 Phlegethontis-ad undam 351 21 Phlox-in meadow-grass the p 501 is the p. held spikes 281 16 Phoebe- bluebird and p. smarter. . 11 22 till my P. returns 792 17 Phceboque-sagittas 219 5 Phoebus-audit et voti P 629 s bright P. did avow 403 17 Delos rose, and P. sprung 342 4 eyes the youthful P 74 20 fresh as brydegrome 46 23 'gins arise 427 21 himsel' could na travel 689 12 I P. sang those songs 322 1 she P. loves and from him 494 21 wheels of P 46 22 when P. peeps in view 678 21 wi* P. grace did find 629 3 Phosphor-ohne P. kein Godanke.789 3 sweet P. bring the day 163 4 Phosphore-le p. et l'esprit vont. .787 11 Phosphorus-and mind same 787 11 no thought without p 789 3 Phrase-ohoioo word, measured p. . 745 2 finest p. falls dead 629 7 heaven-born p. confessed 638 8 in shepherd's p 340 8 ' I told you so" 636 19 La mort sans p 178 13 soft p. of peace 744 7 that ancient Saxon p 338 22 time has flung away 603 7 tormenting, fantastic 907 13 Phrases-batter 'd, stale 778 16 charming for truth 617 19 death without p 178 13 mint of p 220 8 sake of high-sounding p 256 16 taffeta p 906 14 Phrenology-a science that 597 3 Phyllida-my P., her color comes . 58 18 Physic-and food in sour 134 6 a p. that's bitter 151 24 church, army, p., law 912 9 given in time 124 19 gold in p. is a cordial 325 9 ofthefield 436 9 some write confined by p 51 10 take p. of which he died 230 7 three graces, Law, P., Divinity .335 26 see alBo Medicine pp. 502-504 Physical-destroy only my p. man.389 13 sense of discord 196 9 Physically-not p. impossible 390 15 Physician-announces safety 287 15 fool or p. at thirty 13 14 has three faces 287 15 time is the p 796 16 utterance of greatest p 44 21 when death is our p 453 13 see also Medicine pp. 502-504 Physicians-attend business of p. . 86 8 more old drunkards than old p. 206 17 see also Medicine pp. 502-504 Physics- delight in p. pain 425 16 Physiognomy-is not a guide 101 2 part of Htti as hia p 758 18 Pia-fraus 183 6 Pia mater-in womb of p. m. 387 10 Piano-the next minute 56 8 Piccadilly-good-bye to P 860 1 Tower Hill to P. snored 512 26 Pick-scruple to p. a pocket 404 19 Pickaxe-clink of trowel and p.. . .147 16 Pick-back-mounted p. on tae old. 1 9 Picked-all p. and culled 115 19 man p. out of ten thousand . . .372 4 Picked-up-a p. dinner 211 18 Pickelhauben-gepflastert 364 4 Picket-frozen on duty 316 4 had just relieved p 847 9 now and then a stray p 842 1 Hckuig-handBfromp.anastealing.786 4 Pickle-smarting in ling'ring p — 651 17 thirst for noble p 213 8 Picks- while it p. yeer pocket . . . .432 6 Pickwick-yours P 900 S Pickwickian-word in P. sense . < . .697 22 Pict -from a naked p 32 11 Pictosque-censeri p. ostendere. . . 24 17 Picture-a name, a wretched p. . .256 13 earth's last p. painted 305 5 for sake of a sweet p 577 12 give us of these 578 10 is poem without words 576 9 it, think of it 380 9 look not on his p 701 7 look upon this p. and on this.. 577 S might have painted that p 762 4 of a shadow 700 3 of the invisible 912 12 one p. in ten thousand 576 16 painted well 602 24 plao'd the busts between 227 21 shade is to figures in p 521 8 sound a p. of the sense 740 10 that approaches sculpture 576 22 Pictures-all earth-scenes 361 10 beauteous p. fill VI that spot. . .687 13 fine p. suit in frames 132 5 in our eyes 247 13 of silver 905 23 in the fire 272 22 my eyes make p 247 6 not be too picturesque 576 12 painting p. mile on mile 746 21 placed for ornament 90 2 whose p. thought 232 17 you are p. out of doors 895 6 PILE Picturesque-often p. liars 485 21 Piculum-mutire plebeio p 711 16 Pie-make a dirt p 229 20 make the gooseberry p 138 10 the rich pumpkin p 786 1 Piece-a p. of a churchyard 338 18 Apollo a fancy p 694 6 of simple goodness 617 20 of work is a man 491 26 painted p. of trouble 443 8 thinks faultless p. to see!. 539 9 with a p. of scripture 241 9 Piecemeal-moulder p. on the 113 6 they win this acre 432 24 Pieces-are phenomena 446 14 broke into a million p 253 14 cancel and tear to p 556 17 dash'd all to p 262 7, 704 16 dash him top 671 16 dash themselves top 191 20 earth is dust of taken p 448 6 grand p. played upon earth 912 3 helpless P. of the Game 449 14 les p. empruntees 599 10 Pied- a chaque p. son Soulier 705 21 Piedi-iia sotto i p. il Fato 320 6 Pieds-ailes, n'a pas de p 387 3 Piegar-che p. si vede 129 20 Pieree-shaft pass to p. another. . .262 12 through me as onward 773 2 with thy trill the dark 558 10 Pierced-heart p. through ear 906 18 the fair pearls 902 19 wounds have p. so deep 354 24 Piercing-through thy p. notes. . .415 12 Pierian-drunk deep of P. Spring .435 14 taste not the P. spring 436 8 Pierre-de touche de l'esprit 884 13 Pierres-que du bois, des p 634 12 Pierrot-mon ami P 527 1 Piers-of Waterloo Bridge 687 11 Pies-custards and tarts 229 20 mince p. you taste Christinas. 117 5 simplicity talks of p 483 18 Pieta-ci farebbero p 342 21 Pietas-deos placatos p 662 8 fundamentum est 110 2 nee p. moram rugis 795 5 Pietasque-nuUa fides p. viris 727 13 Pietate-in parent es 922 14 Pietist-moralist than p 826 7 Piety-and holiness of life 662 8 be happy through p 352 20 each branch of p 321 6 from P. whose soul sincere 320 1 in art, poetry in art 44 4 no p. delays the wrinkles 795 6 nor all your P. and Wit 264 1 roofs as p. could raise 118 20 show p. at home 107 24 throw into the world 788 9 vicious world than p 331 14 would not grow warmer -586 4 Pig-falls from the spit 138 22 then he snored like a p 572 20 weke, cries a p 139 9 Pigeon-egg-of discretion 597 6 Pigeons-and tame p. peas 460 8 as p. feed their young 553 20 see also Pigeon p. 597 Pigmies-in their performance — 636 9 placed on the shoulders 1 14 weak p. in performance 474 4 Pigmy-uie p. s straw doth pierce. 711 29 tribes of Panton street 223 9 Pigro-septem vix p 793 14 Pigs-boards or p. to sell 759 21 do in a poke 775 6 naturally as p. squeak 460 3 turned the p. into 95 20 whether p. have wings 777 16 Pike-help killing a p 28 26 holy text of p. and gun 197 23 plain as a p. staff 642 18 when p. is at home 28 26 Pilas-homines habent 323 18 Pilate-'twas P.'s question 819 4 with P. wash your hands 712 5 Pilates-have here dehver'd me. . .712 5 Pilaus-roast-meats and p 138 3 Pile-from the consumed p 389 14 not p. with servile toil 524 11 them high at Gettysburg 336 12 without inhabitant 660 12
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