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Hill to Piccadilly 512 26 in the old gray t 574 17 is a t. of strength 686 8 looks out from her brazen t. . . .412 25 nor stony t., nor walls 634 13 of Porcelain, strange 620 3 one star over the t 403 9 round some mould'ring t 402 19 steadf ast asat 142 13 watchmen sitting in a t 514 18 with a t. and bells 118 6 Towering-high t. over all 72 7 Towers-about the ruined t 857 11 along her steep 615 5 cloud-capped t 840 l heralds from off our t 236 9 high t. fall with heavier 263 2 like two cathedral t 597 13 men stand like solitary t 341 2 no t. on the steep 223 G of kings 170 17 of silence 524 19 sloth views t. of fame 259 8 topless t. of Ilium 251 11 whose wanton tops do buss 123 9 Town-above the pillared t 324 19 all the fools in t 283 14 center of each and every t 121 9 coach'd it round the t 277 11 cobbling in bis native t 706 4 country in t 141 5 dark gray t. where 757 2 dispersed thro' the small t 688 20' doing t. or country hurt 574 16 fate in a country t 882 18 fifty roads to t 664 16 folly fills the t 408 23 frontier t. and citadel of 512 21 gaze with all the t .153 22 in t. let me live 462 18 is man's world 140 16 lighted street-lamps in t 326 8 like a bubble o'er the t 530 9 little one-horse t 121 6 majority in any t 283 14 man made the t. 121 6 marble cross below the t 322 6 of monks and bones 124 6 over the t. the ocean flows. ... 81 19 part of the t. where they sell. . . 49 8 quaint old t. of art 562 16 road to the Merciful T 718 16 shut off from the world 552 13 siege before one t 901 16 small t. great renown 121 20 the t. dramatic 141 3 through the embowered t 562 12 what's this dull t. to me 471 9 when it becomes t. talk 562 3 white with apple-blooms 747 10 who is staying in t 594 21 whole t.'s against him 83 3 WilHeWinkierinsthroughthet. 55 15 worth a month in t 764 19 wouldn't hold them 420 13 you are the talk of the t 329 15 Town-crier-lief the t. spoke 5 19 Towns-benefaction to t 675 20 flourishing peopled t 347 11 glide away 677 7 in England not represented — 330 12 won as t. with fire 757 21 Toy-be it jewel or t 759 10 fame with ev'ry t. be pos'd 257 11 love and ev'ry t 821 10 makes Jack a mere t 908 22 would t. and woo 740 18 Toys-all is but t 453 6 Beatitude, not on her t 72 3 cast their t. away 443 12 collecting t. and trifles 657 21 joys arebut t 30 6 not to meddle with my t 112 11 shrink into trivial t 60 14 trifles and fantastic t 815 3 Tra-si tea se volge : 896 8 Trace-it midst familiar things ... 59 9 left one t., one record here. . . . 687 13 of worry many at 252 14 sunk without t 850 16 the footsteps of chief events. . .286 21 Traces-brush away t. of steps. . .345 19 no t. left of busy scene 581 24 retains the t. of origin 25 6 Tracing-by t. Heaven 316 16 Track-along the trackless t 747 20 each other's t. pursue 781 6 leave in its t. the plough 843 1 leaving no t 209 7 of his fiery car 824 19 on Dante's t 363 26 pursue their mighty t 750 2 rest never on the t 413 11 snail with silver t 869 17 those worn feet 286 3 Trackless-over the t. past 923 4 Tracks-old t. are lost 636 1 Tracotanza-non & nuova 46 10 Tractat^-nisi quis illud t 68 2 Tractatu-dura, eventu tristia. ... 86 18 Tracts-leave no t 185 8 Trade-and last quotations 553 8 bad is the t. that must play ... 87 7 both with living and dead 903 12 but two-hours at the t 777 4 doing good is not our t 327 3 each to his own t 909 2 fiddlers at their t 566 2 food of ub that t. in love 539 13 hardly deems busy day 408 23 his silly old t 87 21 his time to every t 150 1 in all the t. of war 843 10 instrument of t 617 12 it may help 523 13 kind of unconscionable t 188 20 lucrative t. of the oven 229 20 members of their t 150 19 not accidental but at 712 2 not a plantation of t 663 13 of the gentle craft 705 10 partner in the t. . .'. 302 4 's proud empire hastes 86 12 selfish huckstering t 85 20 that I hope I may use 706 6 turn penny in way of t 522 5 two of a t. can ne'er agree 85 21 was at his t. more clever 706 4 what t. are you 706 5 what t. art thou . . 91 3 Trader-speaking asat 649 14 Trades-filthy t. and traffic 217 22 ugliest of t. have moments .... 565 24 Tradesman-thou, and hope to go. 85 19 Tradition-explored in vain 860 11 had not walked but for T 658 12 Memory, and some T 658 12 their oldest t 23 4 Traditions-inherits family t 24 12 Trafalgar-'twas in T.'s bay 841 12 Traffic-through the world 87 11 's thy god 87 12 Trafiicked-where joy is t. in 409 22 Traffics-dishonor t. with man's . . 577 6 Trage-sprechen t. Leute 808 6 Tragedian-counterfeit deep t 6 4 Tragedies-a few classic t 406 20 two t. in life 189 18 Tragedy-announced t. of Hamlet 5 11 blush as much to stoop 5 1 for mankind 917 20 go litel myn t 77 l out of it is simply at 725^ 6 say to a national t 406 20 that is their t 532 1 the play is the t. "Man" 174 2 to those who feel 917 8 Tragic-expressed in t. veree 603 2 road to anywhere 39 16 with grace his t. part 449 18 Tragicis-versibus exponi t. res. . .603 2 Trabimur-omnes Iaudis 624 3 Trail-as all calves do 81 20 booming down on the old t. . . .703 16 long long t. awinding 202 19 of the serpent 711 9 that is always new 703 16 Trailed-who once has t. a pen. . . 48 17 Trails-hunt old t. very well 400 11 Train-a melancholy t 220 17 army we must t. for war 860 7 me not sweet mermaid 511 8 no pageant t. shall waste 533 9 of action through day 696 14 our generous t. complies 909 16 pleasure's smiling t 515 14 they love at 886 16 up a child in the way Ill 17 victory follows in its t 415 4 wakes with all her busy t 507 2 with all his rising t 878 8 with it all the t. it leads; 748 1 zephyrs to t. beneath 926 5 Trame-nous t. avec soi 792 9 Trains-the docile horse 779 16 Trait-every fair and manly t 444 18 suggests its every t 530 18 Traitor-blast the t 854 13 executest the t.'s treason 571 17 hit no t. on the hip 221 22 more strong than t.'s arms. . . .394 2 parricide, incestuous 864 6 pulled out like a t.'s 741 6 unarmed t. overthrew 677 15 Bee also Treason pp. 811, 812 Traitorous-kiss her Saviour 886 23 Traitorously-corrupted youth. ...634 2 Traitors-for thy deareBt friends. . 131 18 friends suspect for t 131 18 guard t. to the block 812 6 men's vows are women's t 499 6 our doubts are t 200 21 our fears do make us t 269 17 the fates with t. do contrive. . .264 22 Traits-personal t. in author 758 14 thousand touching t. testify. . .858 15 Tramp-from lake to lake 29 9 hear the t. of thousands 847 10 the t., the shout 854 2 Tramped-five years we've t 200 3 on we t. exultantly 39 16 Trample-a kingdom down 538 19 those same vices 831 12 Trampled-be t. upon by him. . . .890 6 Trampling-out the vintage 848 6 Trance-cooled by death's t 165 15 in t. or slumber 202 26 or breathed spell 637 6 was in a wondrous t 776 18 Tranced-senseless t. thing 558 1 Trances-of the blast 694 19 Tranquilla-peragit t. potestas 311 3 seu me t. senectus 14 18 Tranquillav-semita certe t 837 4 Tranquillity-at night in T 408 8 gives a sense of t 31 9 in t. of mind 350 22 looking t 793 1 sleeping in bright t 88 18 when heaven was all t 703 20 Transatlalftic-commentator 687 11 Transcendentr-admiration of 365 14 we are for one t. moment 189 8 Transcendental-moonshine 527 20 TranBcends-the unknown t 545 23 Transcepts-measured by miles . . . 814 1 Transcribed-what is t 657 14 Transferable-experience t 244 23 Transfigures-you and me 295 9 Transform-he will t. and mix 599 10 men into monsters 505 17 ourselves into beasts .399 16 Transformera-il les t 599 10 Transforming-miracle of t 878 12 Transfusion-takes place 779 10 Transgressed-Adam before he t. . 499 17 Transgresses-virtue that t 838 20 Transgression-after his t 666 6 Transgressions-by our t 676 4 Transgressors-way of t. hard 711 19 Transient-and embarrassed 34 3 catch the t. hour 447 4 for t. sorrows 897 16 is'her reward 44 20 Transit-sic t. gloria mundi 313 18 Transition-what seems so is t 171 6 Transitory-action is t 9 4 are human flowers 458 10 Translated-to a vase of gold 458 12 to that happier sphere 361 6 Translation-Bible of new t 660 17 French t. and Italian 5 8 re4each from his t 9 6 translated from Boileau's t 654 22 Translations-more in wrong t 654 16 Transmitter-of foolish face 394 11 Transmute-into gold 469 22 Transmuted-o*er t. ill 583 23 Transmutes-bereaves of bad 393 13 Transparentr-in a t. palace 742 26 qu'ils laissent voir 247 22