1222 POLIS PORTALS Polis-fort dure mais fort j) 684 16 Polish-good to p. our brain 880 8 Polished-a man p. to the nail 490 1 belong to p. life 43 11 by the hand divine 780 19 hard but p. people 684 16 nor shine if it is not p 493 9 poet must be p 606 4 society now one p. horde 81 1 subtle, poignant 604 6 the whole bow .221 1 Polishing-byoftenhandling andp.344 13 Polite-both p. and wise 137 23 men of p. learning 435 25 mentions hell to ears p 363 17 modern ladies call p 778 16 over-p. to his customers 610 10 vices of the p 78 6 Politely-address lady most p 900 5 Politeness-now as to p 493 8 wit is by p. sharpest 886 4 Political-executive magistracy. .817 12 give a p. blank cheque 753 1 light of p. economy 715 10 none of our p. writers 408 4 people to dissolve p. bonds 391 3 rather p. than religious 663 19 went to the p. pole 521 6 see also Politics pp. 610, 611 Politician-stroke of a p.'s pen 492 17 wine had warmed the p 503 17 see also Politics p. 613 Politicians-chew on wisdom. v . . .612 21 democracy degraded into p.'. . . 188 8 we are through with p 489 14 whole race of p 18 21 Politics-and theology were 42 6 counsels and dark p 833 17 slipped from p. to puns 778 5 see also Politics pp. 611-613 Politus-fronte p. astutam 183 8 Polity-shall long survive 64 13 Polka-dots-began lively dance. . .538 14 Poll-beat down on my p 868 17 flanking your bare p 348 15 his heart was true to P 465 16 talked like poor P 231 l Pollice-verso p 411 18 Polliceri-crastinum ut possit p. . . 808 2 ut possit sibi p 798 20 Polls-rally round the p 611 20 Polluted-and is not p 140 5, 765 15 Pollutes-whate'er it touches 623 15 Pollution-safe from sin's p 389 6 Pollutions-sun passeth through p.765 9 Pollywog-like a p.'s tail 500 18 Polo-che gia ritrova il p 456 10 Polum-nube p. pater occupato.. .446 9 Polyanthus-of unnumbered dyes. 281 21 Polyglot-boarding-house 22 20 Poinegranate-cut in twain 534 6 • nightly sings on p. tree 558 16 Pomernian-bones of a P. fusilier .842 10 bones of P. Grenadier 43 8 Pom6ranien-d'un fusilier p 842 10 Pomp-beyond the p. of dress 33 16 give lettered p. to teeth 604 20 in such p. doth lie 339 7 low enough to keep out p 380 2 monumental p 17 25 of death alarms 164 3 of homage vain 533 9 of power 338 12, 591 10 plain without p 99 9 puts all the p. to flight 476 & solemnized withp 368 7 Sultan with his P. 915 9 sweet than painted p 813 17 take physic p 503 25 this midnight p 557 9 tongue lick absurd p 276 14 vain p. and glory 912 7 what is p., rule, reign 176 20 without his force 758 24 Pompa-mortis magis 164 3 Pompeia-divorced his wife, P 771 15 Pompey-at base of P.'s statue ... 394 2 bade Sylla recollect 766 1 6 Great P.'s shade complains 33 21 BeethegreatP 244 4 Pompous-in the grave 488 3 Pomps-and vanity of this 912 8 Pond-fish their Stream and P. ... 388 7 over the p. are Bailing 773 2 Ponder-on this I p 437 7 Ponds-peers with p. make free. . . 862 9 Pondus-dare p. idonea fumo 272 19 Poniards-she speaks p 895 3 Pons-asinorum 641 19 Pont-faites un p. d'argent 854 6 Pontifex-name of P 118 13 Ponto-daturus nornina p 387 21 Pool-down upon that p. of tone. .537 15 fish will be in the p 571 7 shaking on the dimpled p 748 14 stream, not a stagnant p 351 6 swallow sweeps the slimy p 772 14 swan in the p. is singing 773 1 Pools-of Paradise 250 11 Poop-was beaten gold 704 1 Poor-advanced makes friends 292 9 among God's suffering p 495 12 anger keeps them p 27 10 are to be proud 633 2 a thing is man 345 7, 491 22 attention to rich and p 504 10 backward steward for p 487 12 beauty being p 498 4 be nattered 276 14 beggary and p. looks 186 21 drove the p. away unalmsed. . .517 18 enough to be a wit 883 15 entangle and hold the p 430 13 estate scorns fortune's frown. . 134 15 even p. in thanks 65 10 farthings to the p 383 17 flowers are sacred, to p 282 2 God only can make us p 457 17 how p. how rich, how august . .493 5 if rich, thou art p 866 16 in abundance 195 23 in the p. man's garden 135 2 laws grind thfc p 431 18 likes the p. things 88 2 little sister of the P 865 23 love their country and be p 142 1 make no new friends 297 17 makes me p. indeed 543 14 man's barren walks 326 6 man is down 523 11 man loved the great 827 20 man's advice 10 25 man that knows him 14 13 man will praise 210 8 may lay wrongs away 718 16 monarchs are too p 707 8 most rich, being p 104 11 must be wisely visited 596 9 noble fury in so p. a thing .... 186 21 none sc p. to do him 906 11 officiously kind to p 866 9 precedent for p. men's facts . . . 569 7 respect us, and relieve us p 380 8 rich and p. around it wait 337 It rich, not making p 784 23 slight the p. or aught 595 12 souled piece of heroism 763 7 succor the p., my sisters 865 22 such are the p. in health 292 10 ten p. men sleep in peace 682 21 that he was p 77 10 the p. change nothing 334 1 the p. might die 444 22 the p. the prisoner 510 6 they that have not patience . . . 584 13 thither the p. the pris'ner 175 6 too p. for a bribe 290 3 turns the key to the p 292 14 when that the p. have cried.. .782 23 without thee we are p 668 7 years a p. man watched 570 7 youth, may be p 924 18 you will never be p 452 6 see also Poverty pp. 620-622 Poorer-and baser you appear 809 9 for richer for p 495 22 Poorest -greatest man the p 620 19 man may in his cottage 371 2 traverse may the p. take 77 11 Pop-goes the weasel. 521 16 home-made p 370 8 Pope-better, P. of Rome 848 12 easier to quote, Alexander P. . .653 24 for my offence 665 6 for their P. implore 7S5 11 from the P. a dispensation .... 170 20 I am P. of a See 483 15 more than the P. of Rome 420 9 power of the P. is treated 817 17 quotes the precept to re-teach . 9 6 sends for him and says he 334 11 with Saint Peter's key 483 15 Popery-inclines a man to P 663 6 Popish-a P. liturgy 664 10 tricks and ceremonies 131 23 Poplar-lift upward their boughs. .614 14 quivering p 812 15 silver gleam when p. trees 540 23 Poplars-in long order due 814 3 rock yon p. high. 238 19 showed the white 655 l Poplar-trees-tall p. their shadows. 141 4 Poppies-for the twilight 35] 12 grow in Flanders' fields 851 3 in Flanders' fields the p. 614 6 marigolds, p., hollyhocks 277 16 pleasures are like p 600 7 prayed in her fields of p 848 15 red p. grown with corn 74 9 see also Poppy, pp. 613, 614 Poppy-bide thou where p. blows.874 13 nor mandragora .720 17 the p. hangs in sleep 281 19 see also Poppy pp. 613, 614 Populace-see Public pp. 647-649 Popular-as the p. breath may . . .667 15 cease to be p 859 15 O p. applause 37 2 seeks not p. applause 82 12 the most p. writers 408 3 will of some p. breeze 836 18 Popularis-arbitrio p. aurae 836 18 Popularity-always suspicious 614 17 seeks p. in art closes door 576 19 synonyme of p 667 17 Populetur-f erro p. et igni 85013 Populi-os p. meruisse 604 4 quern regna 438 21 salus p. suprema lex 332 10 vox p., voxdei 647 3 Populia-reddite nos p. 850 12 nimia libertas et p. 715 12 Populo-quilibet esse potest 126 13 PopuloruVn-est vox una 586 12 Populous-and powerful a lump. . . 97 2 Populus-sequi fit p 413 21 esuriens 382 6 et regna gubernant 592 15 me sibilat 522 22 Romanus unus cervicem 678 5 vult decipi, decipiatur 182 11 Porcelain-clay of human kind . . .559 13 clay of mankind 489 1 hang p. bells that all 620 3 precious p. of human clay 488 10 Tower of P. strange and old... 620 3 Porch-deep shadow of the p 867 6 passing in p. and niche 823 15 Porcum-epicuri de grege pornim . 775 3 Poroupine-quills upon the fretfulp.755 15 upright like p. quills 347 17 Pork-dreamt of eating p 631 6 pickled p. they loaded her .549 20 raise the price of p 115 26 wc grow all to be p.-eaters 115 25 Porpoise-close behind us 273 10 fat as a p 215 3 Porridge-breath to cool your p. . .642 7 my nose into other men's p — 391 1 Port-advise from a safe p 11 7 after stormie seas 669 22 came to p. last Sunday night . . 54 9 draws into p. the old 451 18 for men 875 23 in every p. a mistress 869 is in every p. a wife 869 5 I've found the p 233 5 let him drink p 874 18 pride in their p 632 is the p. is near 459 14 to Imperial Tokay 877 5 unto the same p., heaven 299 5 vom sichern P. lasst 11 7 wafts us towards the p 92 S3 Portre-quot Thebarum p 327 18 Portal-at the p. thou dost stand . 55 5 we call death 171 6 Portals-are alternate Night 91 5 9 from its brasen p 589 9 of our earthly destinies 191 4 of the grove 270 6 of the night 823 20
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