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a chapel, 192, 196, 206, 286. can cite Scripture, 61. defy the, 76. did grin, the, 501. don't let him go to the, 372. drives, when the, 18, 73, 772, 787. drove them, as if the, 772. eat with the, 18. every man was god or, 268. fears a painted, 120. for all, 191. go poor, get thee gone, 378. go to the, 372. God or, every man was, 268. has the largest congregation, 286. hath power to assume, 135. have all the good tunes, 673. his due, give the, 83. how the, they got there, 327. hunting for one fair female, 272. in all his quiver, 560. is gone, a-walking the, 507. is in, the place the, 218. laughing, in his sneer, 551. let us call thee, 152. livery to serve the, 588. of habits, is angel yet in this, 141. renounce the, 850. resist the, 849. sends cooks, 20, 388. stood abashed, 234. sugar o'er the, himself, 135. synonyme for the, 590. take the hindmost, 211. tell truth and shame the, 85, 772. the ingredient is a, 152. to pay, 519. to serve the, 588. was sick, 772. wear black, let the, 138. when most I play the, 96. when thou wast made a, 183. with devil damned, 227. world flesh and the, 850. would build a chapel, 770. Devils at Worms, 770. must print, 520. Devil's back, got over the, 773. Devil-in-all to pay, 787. Devilish deeds, excused his, 232. sly, tough and, 652. Devine, wel she sange the service, 1. Devise wit write pen, 55. Devised by the enemy, 98. Devotion, ignorance mother of, 193, 275. object of universal, 536. solemn acts of, by, 429. the still prayer of, 524. to something afar, 567. Devotion's visage, 135. Devour, seeking whom he may, 849. thy heart, do not, 765. Devouring hand, time's, 352. Devoutly to be wished, 135. Dew, as sunlight drinketh, 623. besprent with April, 180. chaste as morning, 308. diamonds in their infant, 275. drop of ink falling like, 558. exhaled as the morning, 270. faded like the morning, 513. from the heath-flower, 491. glistering with, 233. her eye dissolved in, 427. like a silent, 202. of sleep, timely, 233. of slumber, honey-heavy, 111. of thy birth, 851. of thy youth, 823. of yon high eastward hill, 127. of youth, morn and liquid, 129. on his thin robe, 515. on the mountain, like the, 491. thaw and resolve itself into a, 127. upon a thought, like, 558. walks o'er the, 127. washed with morning, 491. wombe of morning, 28. Dews, brushing away the, 386. his wrath allay, no twilight, 493. morn the mother of, 355. of summer nights, 426. of the evening, 353. twilight, are falling fast, 524. Dewdrop clinging to the rose, 611. daisy protects the, 486. from the lion's mane, 102. there 's a woman like a, 644. Dewdrops which the sun impearls, 235. Dewy eve, from noon to, 225. freshness fills the silent air, 507. Diabolical knowledge, 440. Diadem of snow, 553. precious, stole, 140. Dial from his poke, drew a, 68. hour by his, 68. not in figures on a, 654. to the sun, true as, 215, 306. [920]usefulness of a, 764. Dialect, a Babylonish, 210. Dialogism, a problematical, 401. Diamond, cut diamond, 670. form, of, 420. great rough, 353. me no diamonds, 861. pen with point of a, 835. Diamonds, bright as young, 275. Dian's temple, hangs on, 103. Diana, burnt the temple of, 219. of the Ephesians, great is, 843. Diana's foresters, 82. Diapason closing full in man, 271. Dice of Zeus, 697. were human bones, whose, 555. Dicers' oaths, false as, 140. Dickens, what the, 46. Dictionaries are like watches, 375. Dictynna goodman Dull, 55. Did it, thou canst not say I, 122. Die a bachelor, I would, 51. a dry death, I would fain, 42. all shall, 89. all that lives must, 127. all alone we, 569. and endow a college, 322. and go we know not where, 48. and there an end, 122. as much beauty as could, 178. aspiring, immortality to, 37. at the top like that tree, 294. bear to live or dare to, 318. because a woman 's fair, 199. before I wake, if I, 687. better, how can man, 593. but first I have possessed, 549. but fools they cannot, 308. but once, a man can, 90. but once, we can, 298. by inches, 283. cannot but by annihilating, 236. cowards may fear to, 26. for love, 73. for our country 't is a bliss to, 340. for the truth he ought to, 600. free men, we will, 436. greatly think or bravely, 335. harder lesson how to, 425. hazard of the, 98. here in a rage, 292. hope nor quits us when we, 318. in a great cause, who, 555. in an inn, 379. in scenes like this to live and, 522. in the last ditch, 854. in yon rich sky, they, 630. informs me I shall never, 299. is cast, the, 727. landing on some silent shore, 295. leisure as to, 735. let us do or, 183. look about us and to, 314. lot of man but once to, 204. lot of man to suffer and to, 342. love on till they, 527. many times, cowards, 112. names that were not born to, 562. nature broke the, 552. nor all of death to, 496. not born to, 562. not willingly let it, 253. O last regret regret can, 633. of a rose in aromatic pain, 316. or unknown, 333. since I needs must, 25. taught them how to, 314. taught us how to, 313. teach him how to, 314. teach men to, 774. there let me sing and, 558. thoughts that shall not, 481. to, is gain, 847. to-morrow we shall, 833. to save charges, 188. to, to sleep no more, 135. unlamented let me, 334. wandering on as loth to, 484. when beggars, 112. when brains were out, 122. who tell us love can, 508. with decency, 280. with harness on our back, 123. without or this or that, 322. without thee I dare not, 569. young, whom the gods love, 558. Dies a wave along the shore, so, 434. alas how soon he, 366. an honest fellow, 184. and makes no sign, 94. but never surrenders, 810. good man never, 496. he that, pays all debts, 43. hurra for the next that, 641. in single blessedness, 57. nothing, but something mourns, 558. Died as if overcome with sleep, 693. as one that had been studied, 117. away in hollow murmurs, 390. had no poet and they, 330. heroes as great have, 340. if I had thought thou couldst have, 563. liked it not and, 175. of no blast he, 276. since Cleopatra, 158. the dog it was that, 400. Diet, be sober in your, 350. doctor quiet and doctor, 293, 686. me with, the gods will, 160. Dieu mésure le froid, 379. Differ, agreed to, 506. though all things, all agree, 333. Difference, distinction without a, 364. strange all this, should be, 351. to me, but oh the, 469. wear your rue with a, 142. Different, like but oh how, 476. Difficile, Latin was no more, 210. Difficult, best things most, 729. to design things, 368. to know one's self, 757. Difficulties, choice of, 673. knowledge under, 528. show what men are, 744. Difficulty and labour hard, 230. Diffused good abundant grows, 415. [921]knowledge immortalizes itself, 457. Digest, mark and inwardly, 850. of anarchy, 409. Digested, books to be chewed and, 168. Digestion bred, from pure, 234. wait on appetite, 122. Diggeth a pit, whoso, 829. Dignified by the doer's deed, 73. vice sometimes by action, 106. Dignifies humanity, 594. Dignities, peace above all earthly, 99. Dignity, in every act of, 752. in every gesture, 237. of crimes, reach the, 437. of history, 364, 593. Washingtonian, 668. Digression, there began a lang, 448. Diligence, best of me is, 146. few things are impossible to, 368. increaseth the fruit of toil, 694. is the mother of good fortune, 791. Diligent in his business, 828. Dim and perilous way, 465. eclipse, in, 225. religious light, 250. with age, sun shall grow, 299. with childish tears, eyes are, 471. with the mist of years, 541. Dim-discovered, ships, 356. Dimensions senses affections, 63. Diminished heads, hide their, 231. rays, hide your, 322. Dimness, sight faints into, 549. Dimple on his chin, 31. Dimpling all the way, run, 328. Dine, that jurymen may, 326. Dined, greatly daring, 332. to-day, I have, 461. Diners-out from whom we guard