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1316 VIGILANCE VIRTUE steersman's part is v 92 23 Vigilant-haughty, v 101 22 Vigilantium-somnia qusedam v. .377 7 Vigilate-et orate 626 21 Vigilesque-trahit noctes. . .' 291 23 Vigils-let me thy v. keep 730 23 pensive poets painful v 607 23 Vigor-aa v. from the limb 792 19 bright with flashing v 845 15 exist in undiminished v 687 8 in fresco v. chiome 143 25 is in our immortal soul 515 a my v. relents 438 l not by vaunts is won 761 11 of bone, desert in service 799 20 press with v. on 925 6 sinewy v. of the traveller 911 6 whence health and v. spring. . .698 25 Vigorous-and v. faculties 503 G Vigorousness-carefulness into v. . 122 8 Vil-commune al pid v 448 13 Vile-and abject thing is man 344 14 doeth ill deeds, v 184 21 in durance v. here 634 4 latens virtus 836 1 makes nice of no v. hold 365 4 only man is v 918 13 that on earth doth live 644 26 'tis a v. thing to die 177 24 Vilestr-degenerate v. of men 514 20 power the v. have 448 13 Vilia-miretur vulgus 323 14 Villa-have a v. in Summer 462 18 Village-back from the v. street. . . 141 4 early v. cock hath 124 4 none in the v. hears Hm 689 6 on a simple v. green 70 20 smithy stands 71 9 some v. Hampden 338 11 the v. all declared how much . . 435 22 where v. statesmen talk'd 553 7 Village-curs-like v. bark 222 12 Villages-and roofs of v 526 10 devotees in peculiar v 522 23 Villain-and he be many miles. . . .833 20 base, know'st me not 777 3 condemns me for a v 131 21 coward and a v 222 14 dwelling in all Denmark 419 20 here's a v 217 23 if some eternal v 715 2 it calls me v 307 4 like v. with smiling cheek 486 27 needy v.'s general home 462 17 one murder made a v 534 16 smile and smile and be a v. . . .722 13 thou v. base 33 4 Villainies-sum of all v 716 16 Villainous-licentious 408 22 there's v. news abroad 554 l Villains-calm, thinking v 833 17 fear mean v. have 665 18 have been consummate v 693 4 man-destroying v 825 3 slander'd to death by v 714 26 Villainy-great in v 146 4 natural expression of v 371 20 thought put on for v 499 6 see also Villainy p. 833 Ville-petite v. grand renom 121 20 Villikins-and Dinah buried 900 19 Villon-concern of V 723 10 Francois V. men did call 235 8 our sad bad glad mad 608 20 Vim-cunctam atque minus 106 5 doctrina sed v. promovet 779 16 naturae v. obtinet 154 7 Vin-le v. est verse" 262 6 Vina-balnea, v., Venus 231 9 parant animos 876 12 quispost v. militiam 875 19 Vince-che v. allor che cede 129 20 Vincere-forma v. uterque dees. . .227 19 metuas quod v. nequeas 267 12 Vinoes-in hoo signo v 129 17 Vincetis-male v., sed vinoite 129 22 VinchV-bis v. qui Be v 130 3 Vincula-neque v. terrent 295 8 Vinoulum-oertiua amioitisB v 827 10 quoddam commune v 43 11 VindioamV-superffi v. potestes 760 18 Vindaoaris-qufe v. in altero 371 19 Vindioate-my oharaoter 230 10 the principle 841 20 the ways of God to man 493 20 Vindication-of the worth 617 20 Vindicta-at v. bonum vita 672 6 nemo magis gaudet 891 1 Vindictam-ad v. divina procedit . 671 16 Vine-banks which bear the v 673 7 cluster from the v 304 10 elm my husband, I, a v 499 5 gadding v 813 6 is a nest for flies 483 18 mantled by the v 823 6 mother of the v 862 19 moth to the closing v 471 11 no pods adorn the v 903 2 of glossy sprout 279 18 own heart, that great rich v. . .399 22 plant and propagate a v 874 21 sit every man under his v 637 21 still clings to the 655 7 the drunken v 402 17 the V. boys, the V 875 3 tree before the v 812 23 whose tap-roots reaching 875 S wine of the v. benign 876 3 Vinegar-makes excellent v 152 1 of such v. aspect 104 16 oil, v., sugar and saltness 99 27 turn v. and come again 151 21 Vine-land-from the v 220 18 Vines-acorn and fantastic v 877 8 bosom'd deep in v. 664 12 foxes that spoil the v 293 11 graceful arabesque of v 597 13 round thateh-eaves 52 5 shade of their own v 586 13 there grow our v 673 8 yield nectar 361 4 Vineyard-dig a v 910 9 the v.'s ruby treasures 52 9 Vineyards-produce of v. has 876 6 Vini-aut v. bonitas 206 22 Vino-teges et v. tortus 695 11 see also Wine pp. 875, 876 Vintage-the v. flow 353 14 thev. of Abi-ezer 336 3 trampling out the v 848 6 Vintages-golden and red 557 4 Vinum-incendit iram 876 21 Viol-unstringed v 809 3 Viola-to earth came V 5 6 spin a tress for V 349 19 Violari-cogitatione quidem v 662 9 Violation-slavery is in v 333 18 Vi ola t ions-agai nst future v 675 9 Violence-blown with restless v. . .916 11 essence of war is v 851 2 est juste ou la douceur 311 4 fails to accomplish 311 3 fearful v. of fate 265 14 for his defence against v 369 18 gentleness better than v 311 6 plus douceur que v 311 6 reign of v. is o'er 152 19 swift without v 785 10 Violentr-danger of v. death 446 6 delights have v. ends 188 2 property foredoes itself 478 4 short as it v. is .886 22 so over v. or over civil 99 6 Violen*a-quod v. nequit 311 3 Violenteth-in a sense 520 17 Violentius^quid v. aure tyranni. .825 15 Violently-if they must 854 4 Violet-and v. flower found 281 I darkly blue 281 21 embroidered vale 215 14 eye distinguish tints of v 246 24 here and there a v 337 12 its odor with the v 279 20 lifts its tender eye 279 2 low v. thrives at root 814 11 of his native land 191 25 ox-lips and nodding v 281 6 perfume on the v 44 22 queen of secrecy, the v 263 6 sweet, but quickly past prime.. 279 4 the v. 's beautiful blue 278 12 timid bashful v 278 15 which alone prospers 521 6 which tell of the v.'s birth 747 4 windflower and the v 278 6 yellow v. sat in the chariot 281 16 zebhyrs blowing below the v.. .311 11 see also Violets pp. 833-835 Violets-and the lily-cups 279 13 art nursing April's v 494 8 as long as there are v 92 1 bathe in the wet 278 11 bloom beneath snow 833 24 blue v., her eyes 248 4 breathes upon a bank of v 540 8 children with v. playing 501 8 daisies pied and v. blue. ..... .281 4 do not Eke to mix v 633 7 earliest v. always miss her 747 8 Europe's v. faintly sweet 279 8 for v. pluckt the sweetest 582 21 from her flesh may v. spring. . . 339 19 heavenly blue 278 7 make the air that pass 281 15 ope their purple heads 281 14 pied wind-flowers and v 281 9 plucked the sweetest 781 7 purple v. and marigolds 281 7 purple v. for the mouth 278 2 rose blushes and the v. blow. . . 746 22 roses red and v. blew 281 13 showers of v. found 286 14 sov.blue 280 1 spring v. over the lea 250 14 to adorn the shrine 279 17 to life the grass and v 557 20 transform'd to eyes 249 2 twilight came v. vestured.. . . . .824 15 where v. die 477 12 white sit in Bilver 279 21 see also Violets pp. 833-835 Violins-Stradivari's V 536 17 comes of making v 257 6 Viper-remember the v 416 18 Vipera-Oappadocem nocdtura 609 14 Viperous-dissension v. worm 197 14 Vir-bonus est quis? 327 13 dissimiles hie v 923 20 fortis sedem elegerit 587 3 legatus est v. bonus. 753 17 nam ut quisque est v 835 21 nemo v. magnus aliquo afnatu.340 13 quails v., talis et oratio est 744 14 si v. es, suspice, etiam 341 12 spatium sibi v. bonus 448 4 Vires-dat mihi gloria v. 314 8 dum v. anni que sinunt 425 10 minimm v. frangere quassa 756 12 xnultiplicare suas 342 24 quod si deficiant v 253 3 rapuit v. pondusque malis 291 22 lit, Hpsint y. t,aT" ft n **rf. 1aii d«.Tirift _fi2?t 3 Viresque-axxnmit eundo 688 19 Virga-curva trahit quos v 661 13 omnes imperii v 330 4 Virgil-Rome can V. claim 608 7 of a verse of V 653 23 Rome thy V.'s name 605 22 's songs are pure .605 13 Virgin-a v. so bright 472 6 bashful v.'s sidelong looks 469 13 flesh his v. sword 390 6 flower of v. light 457 22 shrouded in snow 768 14 snuff the wily v. threw 805 11 soft-eyed v. steal a tear 604 9 soil her v. purity 108 IB spouseless v. Knowledge 878 17 wedded maid, and v. mother.. . 117 2 Virginia-reel a bait 157 11 Virginian-but an American 585 19 Virginians-don't do it 857 19 Virgins-are soft as the roses 488 8 proud v. of the year 835 6 youths and v. say 828 20 Viribus-quassatum est v. sevi 309 14 quioquid agas agere pro v 6 21 qui scribitis, sequam v 49 3 Virilita-grave e maturo 143 26 Yiris-in mn gn i p v. non est 647 10 principibus placuisse v 624 14 ut placeant v 892 17 Viro-gravi v. parumconvenit. ..774 4 merito sunt forti v 866 8 Viros-explorant adversa v 838 21 misera fortes v .518 9 Virtue-action conducive to v. ... . 7 10 adds a grace to v. 483 1 admiration of v 217 13 Adulation, 'tis the death of v. .276 8 age to age in v. strong 563 8 aO earthly things but v 325 83