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1230 PROTESTANT PUGNACITY thy p. to be 470 10 Protestants-whether Papists or P.663 19 Protesting-against error 818 20 lost with much p 194 17 Proteus-learned like Sir P 676 6 sight of P. rising 114 3 with what knot hold this P. . . . 94 14 Prototypes-bright p. on high . . . .751 4 Protracted-life p. is p. woe 447 2 Proud-all the p. and mighty 444 14 all the p. shall be 174 7 American people p. to 853 10 anything else to be p. of 25 18 as a peeress 711 17 beneath the starry flag 220 18 chirped as if they were p 740 19 conceited talking spark 778 4 death p. to take us 83 14 doth oft make women p 894 18 favorites made p. by princes. . .372 19 grief is p 343 11 he that is p. of riches 866 23 if p. and gloomy 665 14 if she be p., is she not sweet. . .476 22 instruct sorrows to be p 735 10 insulting p. resigns powers 338 8 knowledge is p 879 5 labor independent and p 425 25 man's contumely 763 16 of folly, vice, men p. we see . . .276 25 of her past 224 13 of his designs 701 9 of that inglorious style 917 17 of the rustling of his silks 31 20 overthrow the p 335 1 save p. rider on so p. back .... 378 24 shall be very p. and great 112 11 stoops not to be p 142 16 the miserable p 325 23 the p. he tam'd 630 10 too p. for a wit 100 1 too p. to be pleased 226 5 toop.tofight 591 6 too p. to importune 290 3 was our army that day 843 16 see also Pride pp. 632, 633 Prouder-as a punk 711 17 despise me, I'm the p 632 7 never I ween was p. seen 403 1 than rustling in unpaid 632 22 Proudest-of his works 289 24 Proudly-high nor meanly low. . . .541 9 wears the Parthenon 40 5 Proud-pied-April dressed 38 19 Prouve-en est connue 24 8 Prouver-que Dieu n'est pas 317 17 Provate-non v'avere dp 469 21 Prove-by force or argument 41 18 does not p. it exists 510 22 our might 847 20 preach about what others p 393 9 similies describe, nothing p. . . . 42 22 that God is not 317 17 to p. it on thee 92 11 will all the pleasures p 473 15 see also Proof p. 636 Proved-and found fit 817 21 cannot be p. too often 67 3 never p. himself a fool 8S1 16 that among free men 589 8 'tis too much p 383 20 true before, prove false 197 23 war, storm or woman's will 9 20 Provencal-dance and P. song 876 1 Provence-one from fair P 627 17 Proverai-tu p. si come ea 244 21 Proverb-a p. notable 127 13 haunts my mind 582 9 is something musty 336 is never stale in 640 1 of the Ancients 868 11 old, and of excellent wit 646 6 old p. be not alwaies trew 506 5 the p. holds good 607 14 see also Proverbs p. 638 Proverbia-si te p. tangunt 498 14 Proverbium-in p. cessit 876 16 Proverbs-books like p. receive. . . 80 13 if p. tell truth 404 25 if you believe in p 498 14 in the P. of Solomon 297 1 5 quote not only books and p. ... 654 6 mgh'd forth p 382 7 spite of p. 258 23 see also Proverbs p. 638 Proves-a man p. too clearly 898 2 nothing but bad taste 329 12 Provide-keep what goods Gods p.324 1 my cook and I'll p 379 20 Provided-worse p. than archer. . .645 9 Providence-as regards P 860 10 assert eternal P 318 15 both servants of his p 544 12 bounty of P. new every day. . .454 18 dispensation of P 99 16 had sent a few men 854 15 has given to the French 615 6 is always on the side 852 20 is not more sage 9 20 kind P. has sent 134 8 knowledge, love and p 913 8 of P. Foreknowledge 133 10 opinion against P 199 18 out of our evil 328 1 put his trust in P 230 4 put upon the P. of God 550 20 servants of his P 43 9 sits up aloft 548 20 skipper trusts to P 704 18 their guide 56 19 to mortals is a p 245 1 to P. resign the rest 836 13 trust in his p 30 7 see also Providence pp. 643-645 Province-of God to end them 853 16 of king's to bring wars 853 16 they have desolated 823 9 Provinces-kingdoms and p 418 18 Provincial-worse than p 100 17 Provision-f or the perpetuity . . . 697 19 make p. for the last 646 2 means p. only to the good 784 7 Provisions-certain elemental p. . .710 22 fagot of unknown p 654 15 Provocarem-ad Phillipum 206 8 Provocation-on proper p 144 6 what p. I have had 91 17 Provoked-patience p. often turns. 28 21 Provokes-me with impunity 27 24 originality p. originality 641 16 Provoketh-beauty p. thieves .... 62 4 Prow-speed on her p 703 4 their head the p 545 4 Youthonthep. 923 2 Proximus-a p. quisque minime. .227 1 sum egomet mini 107 23 Prudence-all his own 128 24 and p. folly - 197 19 bien dire, Adieu p 471 19 not expected 205 2 passion leads or p. points 113 16 to p. bid adieu 471 19 wisdom and valour we owe 861 16 see also Prudence pp. 645, 646 Prudens-futuri temporis 305 2 Prudent-by a p. flight 841 17 choice of the p.! 731 24 easy enough to be p 920 12 give bad advice to the p 11 4 microscopes are p 254 18 to enjoy it all 134 8 wife is from the Lord 498 21 see also Prudence pp. 645, 646 Prudentia-sobrio, postulandap. .205 2 see also Prudence pp. 645, 646 Prudentise-bona p. pars 647 19 Prudently-done nastily and p . . .911 11 Prudes-with p. for proctors 896 16 Prune- the other's feather 256 2 Prunello-but leather and p 920 3 Prunes-and prism 903 9 Prunest-a rotten tree 813 18 Pruning-for want of p 813 20 Pruning-hooks-spears into p 589 1 Prussia-a fault with P 842 12 Prussian-sovereignsinpossession . <1S3 3 Prussians-over Austrians 217 16 Pry-out of Boston man 81 22 we d. and prowl 810 5 P's-mind your P's and Q's 641 6 Psalm-Allah, ho sings his p 577 16 Psalmist-the p.'s music deep. . . .717 6 sweet p. of Israel 693 20 Psalms-purloins the P 653 27 sings p. to hornpipes 713 18 sonnets turn'd to holy p 589 22 Pseudonym-chance the p.of God. 92 17 Psyche^my P., bluer far 250 13 Psychozoio-on the P. plain 241 23 Public-affairs go best when 572 14 assumesp. trust, asp. property.. 817 26 at home, not in p 612 16 benefit of the p 431 23 ce n'est pas en p 612 16 compensated by p. good 652 1 compared been top. feasts 496 18 crawls at evening m p. path . . . 380 5 dances and the p. show 518 7 debt, p. blessing 181 16 every voter exercises p. trust . .817 16 good be promoted 413 20 honour is security 865 14 influence on p. mind 47 19 in way of performing p. duty. .345 21 not fit p. trusts lodged 817 21 not for P. Buildings 365 7 office a p. trust 817 19, 818 1 officers are servants 817 15 offices as p. trusts 817 13 pressure of p. opinion VI quintessence of p. spirit 207 4 plebeian grumble in p 711 15 ridiculous as British p 528 14 safety supersedes private 369 8 severity of the p. power 433 9 speak in p. on the stage 573 4 tax a man pays to the p 259 10 the p. be damned 649 5 two divisions of the p 408 3 weal requires 610 11 wisdom . . . in p. opinion. .570 4 woo the p. eye 576 17 see also Public pp. 647-649 Publica-utilitate p. rependitus. . .652 1 Publicae-mentiendem rei p 753 17 Publican-fawning p. he looks 355 3 Pubjicum-^wer dem P. dient 647 23 Publish-all I admire 649 14 it not in the streets 695 22 words you do not p 904 8 your own verses 50 5 yourselves to the sky 545 19 Publisher-death to his p 47 23 Publishers-suffer from p. in this. 47 15 Publishing-his own writings 649 12 Pucelle-Le Maitre, P., Fourcroy.219 18 Pudding-an added p 214 3 last piece of p 212 23 proof of the p. in the eating. . .211 5 solid p. against empty 624 22 was out of the copper 138 6 Puddings-two p. smok'd 214 4 Puddle-excellent at slop or p 660 22 Puddled-pails of p. mire 57 7 Puddly-pebbles of p. thought 94 7 PudebhV-oportet non p 702 10 Pudere-nae simul p. quod 702 10 Pudet-hsec opprobria nobis 702 12 nee luissep 746 12 Pudeur-a vaincre la p 65 16 Pudicitia-femina amissa p 108 23 Pudicitite-concordia forms p . . . . 59 19 Pudor-cui p. et justitiae 521 7 cui quidem periit p 702 14 mox sine lege p S3 6 pauper p 144 24 pessimus quidem p. vel 702 11 quis desiderio sit p 342 14 redire neseit, cum perit, p 463 8 ulcera celat 2S3 22 Pudore-et liberalitate 112 18 Pudori-animum prseferre p 373 18 Puede-soldados lo p. ser SS8 2 Puellas-serta unguenta p 447 6 Puer-blande p., lumen quod 227 19 hie vir, et ille p 923 20 intra qua? p. est 110 19 ulit fecitque p. suadit 424 21 Pueris-ut p. placeas 396 17 Puerum-est semper esse p 420 19 Puff-conceit may p. a man 128 20 made her last p 229 20 mushroom-men of p.-ball fame. 340 25 of a dunce 276 4 pause and p 804 7 solemn interposing p 804 7 Puffed-is not p. up 107 4 Puffing-his cheeks out 572 20 Puffs-from the hookah-mouth . . .778 1 powders, patches, bibles 830 13 Pugnacity-only one virtue, p 857 6