STARS mounts zenith with the s 512 17 nature and their s 47 21 night and all her s 635 5 night brings out the e 733 20 night shows s. and women 554 20 night, with all her s 557 10, 635 5 night with train of s. . ._. 555 4 of midnight 547 IS of midnight shall be dear 548 7 of morning, dew-drops 194 1 of s. and flowers 509 17 of twilight fair 63 11 of your eyes 474 15 on our banner shone 843 16 pale s. of twilight 824 2 pierce the night like s 392 3 rejoice to watch 277 15 rule men but God rules s 93 20 rush forth in myriads 554 14 sang in your ears 480 14 sees the mud, and one the s 707 18 sees the s. shine through 190 17 set the s. in the infinite 855 12 set the s. of glory there 274 11 shall fade away 388 4 she sets like s. that fall 894 S shooting s. attend thee 248 8 shot madly from their 511 9 silence and the wakeful s 453 16 silence of the s 709 1 so bright and clear 68 7 somewhere, now, in yonder s.. .341 25 stripes and bright s 274 16 studded with s. Odin's 324 14 sun grows cold and s. are old. .482 4 taken s. from the night 580 14 tears which s. weep 193 24 that beam on high 302 8 that on earth's Armament 156 8 that oversprinkle 68 3 their dying Lord could view. . . 45 4 the place of e 769 4 there are souls like s 379 6 the s. are met 238 15 they glisten 555 10 till the s. be darkened 841 21 to look our way 459 7 to set 169 8 united in their spheres 496 9 unmuffle, ye faint s 526 13 unutterably bright 714 8 voice s. had when they sang. . . 840 17 were more in fault 893 11 which Night's blue arch 781 5 whom gentler s. unite 500 16 will blossom in darkness 833 24 with golden s. above 608 24 with silence and the s . 557 3 with s. to gleam aright 275 9 see also Stars pp. 748-752 Star-spangled-banner yet wave . . 274 16 Start-it at home 460 7 of the majestic world 761 21 we can s. at once 858 4 without a timely s 760 16 yet s. at shame 256 19 Started-and threw yourself 416 18 like a quilty thing 346 13 Starting-place-alike both in s 283 19 Startle-the dull night 427 13 Starts-was everything by s 99 4 Starvation-of his children 910 5 Starve-f or want of wonders s 898 3 on orts 25 22 serving-man's wife s 386 26 with feeding 28 10 with nothing 214 18 would s. us all, or near it 381 20 Starved-ate and drank and s 200 3 hackney sonnetteer 539 1 mother s. for her brood 316 4 Starves-modesty s 144 24 hope s. without a crumb 304 21 the seely steede 336 15 Starving-Erin's pallid cheek 275 2 labor pampering idle waste 425 20 Stat-magni nominis umbra 542 21 State-all were for the s.. . . i 827 20 and our purple s 265 14 art of artisans make as 330 2 as to govern as 889 9 beneath the firmament 331 16 brought into the same s 779 10 by delay restored the s 187 9 STEAL
call this undetermined s 447 11 cannot be sever'd 870 5 canopies of costly s 720 3 commiseration of his s 87 9 community can constitute s.. . .715 16 conception of the s 858 16 deny my sacred s 686 7 description of a happy s 351 16 done the s. some service 415 2 enjoy hiss 225 14 every s. mortals desire 571 1 foundation of every s 217 3 great plot of s 333 7 hides from himself its s 447 2 his s. empties itself 686 3 his s. is kingly 318 17 I am the s 684 19 ideal social s. is not that 864 23 if the prince of a s. love 333 10 in such a gloomy s. remains . . . 721 5 in that s. of life 207 14 in wonted manner keep 526 7 isthmus of a middle s 450 3 kindred feelings ours, improve.380 11 king has he not taught s 701 1 knows no interest of s 330 16 maintain s. of the world 913 10 man at his best s 830 14 man's wretched s 492 16 meddling with affairs of s 885 2 Midas finger of the s 875 4 mighty s.'b decrees 753 11 money the sinews of the s 853 14 more corrupt thes 434 11 my glories and s. depose 343 20 no more curlM s. unfold 458 12 nor despicable s 861 1 of each corrupted s 462 17 on the quiet s. of men 438 23 out of Chaos sprang the s 860 12 over her hung canopy of s 655 19 pillar of s 194 18 preserve each s 432 23 prince every sort of s 843 7 rotten in s. of Denmark 613 5 ruin or rule the s 331 14 safety of thes 332 10 scandal waits on greatest s 691 14 secrets of s. no more 331 4 serve to form as 330 17 Ship of S 22 14 sinews of business or s 521 19 so vanishes ours 450 13 star for every s 275 18 that s.'s collected will 332 8 the S., it is 1 333 2 this is thes. of man 492 1 Venice sate in s 831 6 well tuned to her sad s 558 11 were my s. far worse 267 1 we sin ins 711 17 what constitutes a s 332 8 whatever s. a man be thrown. .869 2 what S. he hails from 22 17 whereso you keep your s 27 7 which gave to the country 451 7 who keeps the middle s 520 13 whole s. vast insane asylum. . .396 20 will rush into the s 433 24 without a king 330 6 wounds the body of a s 151 2 wretched s 666 15 State-house-Boston S. is hub 81 22 Stately-and tall he moves 335 16 States-are great engines 330 3 are not made, nor patched 333 8 dissevered, discordant 335 6 equal, sovereign S 827 8 eye and ear of s 753 3 free and independent s 330 1 indestructible S 827 9 inferior s. of perfection 496 3 in s. unborn 306 1 many goodly s 607 6 no more slave S 715 9 none can sever 827 22 say to the seceded S 855 11 shaker of o'er-rank s 841 22 smallest s. thrive 828 2 social s. of human kinds 515 2 thinn'd s. of half 825 3 TJnion of these S 459 13 valours, like great s 883 12 Statesman-chymist, fiddler, s. ... 99 4 English s. cried 874 18 no other b. but Wilson 918 1 the s.'s scheme 839 21 too nice for as 100 1 see also Statesmanship pp. 752, 753 Statesmen-adored by little s 132 7 at her council met 753 12 heralds and s. by your leave. . . 233 2 not the s. that failed 918 2 where village s. talk'd 553 7 whom democracy degraded 188 8 Station-any s. or capacity 297 23 earth took her shining s 912 2 her s. keeping 531 1 kind Heaven, a private s 373 14 planets in their s 714 1 post of honor a private s 372 2 1 separate and equal s 391 3 Stationary-like s. music 41 13 Stations-high s. tumult create . . . 342 1 sufficient for their s 612 7 understanding for their s 332 G Statistical-cautious, s. Christ. . . .595 26 Stato-ne pud s. mutar 93 8 Statuaries-loved to copy 35 20 Statue-at base of Pompey's s. . . . 394 2 bended as to Jove's s 614 20 falls from the pedestal 687 4 fix'd s. on the pedestal 692 10 he embraced the cold s 434 23 more the s. grows 694 1 spectator of a s 226 10 that enchants the world 694 13 Statuendum-quod s. semel 646 22 Statuerit-sequum licet s 433 6 Statues-animals are s 694 7 deface their ill-placed s 439 20 like dumb s 269 21 marble s. engraved 524 15 thick as trees 307 16 Statuit-qui s. aliquid, parte 433 6 Stature-books of s. small 80 6 hers, tall 887 16 he's of s. somewhat low 365 18 reason is upright s 659 18 to reach fulls 635 12 undepressed 17 25 Statured-man, built up 459 9 Statute-purg'd gentle weal 535 2 Statutes-and biting laws 433 20 Staub-Erhabne in den S 916 1 Staunch-and strong, a goodly . . . 703 17 Staves-your broken s 857 3 Stavo-bene; per star 229 4, 693 4 Stay-a little, news will find 553 9 and come to s 589 8 but none can s 446 17 but you may s. yet 279 9 here I am and here Is 851 4 here must Is .452 23 his s. with us was short 55 8 I ask not to s 449 6 if I longer s. we shall 251 27 if we wish to go or s 545 23 it's s. friend s 351 12 little while we have to s 449 9 nor would she s 580 18 nothing can pause or s 806 14 no vile nold to s. him up 365 4 ofbread 212 7 seems as hard to s 668 17 that we may make an end 353 23 then s.! oh s.! 923 17 to have thee still forget 371 8 too long by thee 882 19 to wish her s 335 16 which says, I must not s 306 9 will come and s. with thee 736 7 within his own fortune 291 2 with you for an eternity 440 11 you are there, s. there 843 4 Stayed-the fervid wheete 915 2 three continuous days. ... 379 15 Stayeth-his rough wind 873 10 Stays-adjourn'd have many s 800 4 erect as if with s 739 2 Steadily-saw life s. and saw ; 440 20 Steadiness-under fire 849 3 Steads-nothing s. us to chide 713 13 Steady-quiet, plodding ones 253 8 Steal-a few hours from night .... 556 1 as silently s. away 555 14 authors s. their works 599 16 away give little warning 441 10
