LEISURE LIBERTATEM
one with true toil 669 10 pride of 1 the gardener's 1 597 22 than when at 1 730 8 they detest at 1 354 9 we may repent at 1 496 16 winter s 1. to regale 395 1 wol be done at I. 908 11 see also Leisure p. 437 Leisures-for soft indulgent 1 487 9 Leite-verein' und 1 827 15 Lely-on animated canvas 576 2$ Le Maitre-the bar, where L. M. . . 219 18 Leman-byL.'swaterswashed. . . .496 9 Lemon-in the squeezing of a I. . . .353 19 twelve miles from a 1 437 13 Lemonade-is weak like 206 18
- tis but black eyes and 1 361 7
Lemon-trees-where the 1. flourish . 572 9 Lempriere-spite of L.'s dazzling. .400 8 Lend-and to spend and to give. ..912 11 Dove a quill did 1 592 18 few 1. but fools 81 17 God L him His hand 344 14 godlike thing to 1 81 14 less than thou owest 216 11 me hundred thousand more ... 81 11 me to the world 70 13 me your song, Nightingales.. . .558 21 rather than 1. the whole 81-10 smallest foundation to 485 26 to 1. a hand 635 10 we 1. to fortune 595 27 what you 1. is lost 463 7 Lender-borrower is servant to 1.. . 8113 borrower nor a 1. be 81 15 Lenders-keep thy pen from 1.. . 79 23 Lendet h-ur.it o the Lord 621 25 Lending-them minutes 795 2 Lenda-he 1. out money gratis. . . .355 3 Length-and breadth of mar vellous718 17 drag a greater 1. of chain 507 1 / drags its slow I. along 604 6 his L of shambling limb 459 11 in 1. a span 442 5 measure of life is not 1 371 24 of breeches 261 15 of days is in her right 637 23 of like 1. and distance 361 8 of time become elements 650 26 of youth a seeming 1 442 19 while words of learned 1 435 23 Lengthen-to 1. our days 556 1 Lengthened-life will be 1. while . .447 10 Lengthens-and I. life 512 8 Lengua--pluma es 1. del alma. ... 48 3 Lenient-to others 1 298 8 Lenimen-O laborum dulce 1 424 22 Leniter-^ex merito quid quid 762 18 Lenses-what should he do with 1..315 19 Lent-book he 1. is given back 318 12 man has been I. not given 492 21 though we're in L 4 14 to Jove is 1 595 11 which was but 1 81 16 who 1. his lady to his 98 2 Lenta-certe 1. ira decorum est . . .671 12 Lente-festina 1 353 17 Lento-quidem gradu ad 671 15 Leones-taurus Libyci ruunt 1 760 19 Leoni-barbam vellere mortuo I„ . ,461 2 Leopard- lie down with the kid . . . 589 2 or the I. his spots 94 22 Leper-with his own sad cry 69 1 Lepore-musseo contigens cunctal.603 21 Leporum-doctrinarum adde 1. . . . 171 16 medio de fonte 1 601 3 Lerne-gladly wolde he I. and. . . .435 8 Less-a man needs, the nearer. . . .551 23 calculated 1. or more 313 11 degrees and beautifully 1 61 10 I know the 1 422 9 in the . foul profanation 885 11 is for co chese 113 7 little 1. than all 27 1 much 1. than one in all 442 23 on exterior things 351 1 rather than be 1 113 19 spend a little 1 453 20 than kind 416 9 the little 1., and what worlds. . . 620 10 we take the 1 240 1 Lesser-against those of 1. degree. . 651 16 Lesson^Caution's 1. scorning 442 11 f this good L 245 10 give a useful 1. to the head . . . .435 13 harder 1. how to die 115 X humble pride the 1. just 686 21 is a 1. for kings 710 5 learn the 1. of your pain 245 17 life is a long 1. in 441 11 no 1, could braver be 908 13 of humanity 114 10 taught her far outweighs 735 1 this 1. seems to carry 496 17 'tis an old 1 899 13 which the lives of 49 22 you should heed 814 17 Lessons-and tasks are all ended.. 110 6 humble 1. we would read 834 18 of two such 1 181 19 tremendous 1. of history 917 9 Let-and 1. him free 438 12 dearly 1. or 1. alone 359 2 house 1. for life or years 359 2 I will let you a better 242 12 to be 1. unfurnished 513 6 Lethargy-apoplexie and L 196 8 apoplexy is a kind of 1 196 22 that creeps through 716 20 Lethe-drank of the L 169 19 Lords of L. downs 613 20 my sense in L. steep 260 17 Lethean-drugs for Eastern lands . 704 6 drunken from things L 115 4 Letter-Belshazzar had a 1 617 10 each year a homely 1 618 9 from her of such contents 618 16 gives me a tongue 50 10 go little 1. apace, apace 618 2 1 gushing from the heart ... 6l7 20 heart is a 1. of credit .250 18 is too long 618 12 killeth but the spirit 745 11 of the Eternal's language 288 19 made this 1. long 618 6 Maggie has written a 1 805 1 move him not, legs cannot .... 618 18 need not read one 1 503 16 of recommendation 250 18 of that After-life 738 10 Preferment goes by 1 113 27 pronounce the 1. P 903 24 read in the bitter 1 433 25 sent to prove me 617 16 Thou draw'st no 1 162 19 though, is long 617 16 welcome news is in the 1 617 11 Zed, thou unnecessary 1 426 17 Lettered-give 1. pomp to teeth. . .604 20 locked, 1. brass collar 31 12 to 1. ken 609 5 Lettering-stript of its 1 230 14 Letters-a prince without 1 684 12 Cadmus gave 181 19 fair words still in foulest 1 292 10 finger wet the 1. fair 80 6 for some wretch's aid 618 8 from absent friends 617 18 grand army of 1 151 4 hear from thee by 1 618 19 in golden 1. should 163 8 invention of 1 742 12 loss to republic of 1 461 19 lover of 1. loves power 48 20 man of 1. among men of 436 5 no arts, no 1., no society 446 5 noble 1. of the dead 618 22 not given to 1 45 11 Republic of 1 48 27, 461 17 sealed 1. with thumbs 25 12 sent 1. by posts ; 617 15 soft interpreters of love 618 10 soring 1. cowslips on 146 27 sweet 1. of angel tongue 277 14 that betray the heart's 618 3 trembling I unclose 618 6 unto trembling hands 549 19 yellow 1. like Chinese 52 6 Lettree-toute fille 1 894 1 Lettres-la republique des 1 461 21 ment sur les gens de 1 690 16 Lettuce-A thistle is a 1 126 6 fig for your 1 213 4 like lips like 1 126 5 Letum-non omnia finit 389 14 Letzte-der L. meines Stamms . . . 543 5 Leurre-example undangerreux 1..243 10 Leute-echad' urn die L 758 11 sprechen immer trage L 808 6 Leutermentr-l'heure 1. fuit 798 7 Levamentum-malorum pati 668 14 Levandam-culpam nimio 346 2 Levaretur-calvitio maBror 1 347 21- Levat-ruitura 1 291 20 Leye-fl-uxilium non 1 61 3 ■ fit quod bene 109 9 ons'eveille, onsel 449 20 Levee-at the throng'd 1 144 21 Level-beneath the 1. of all care . .500 17 levelers wish to 1, down 235 16 nothing 1. in cursed natures. . ,833 21 surpassed by his own 1 227 l sways she 1. in husband's 500 1 with their fount 738 5 Leveled-great, small are 1 168 12 long 1. rule of streaming 456 10 Levelers-wish to level down 235 16 Leveling-up to themselves 235 16 Levels-death 1. all things 166 14 Leven-on L.'s bank while free to.437 14 Lever-give me a 1. long enough . . 622 11 mind is the great 1 516 14 Leves-curs 1. loquuntur 816 18 Levia-perpessi sumus 762 20 Leviathan-draw out 1. with hook. 29 4 from shrimps to 1 317 4 Leviora-Ieviusque ferit 1 651 16 Leviores-communicansque 1 301 12 Levite-lean L. went to sleep 631 6 Levites-are correctors 233 10 Levity-is not f or 1 468 19 land of 1. is land of guilt 346 17 Lewis Gordon-O, send L. G.hame846 13 Lex-aurum 1. sequitur '. . . 83 6 est eequior , 534 15 naturae putanda 569 8 neque enim lex est sequior. . . . .432 15 saluB populi suprema 1 332 10 Lexicography-lost in 1 904 12 Lexicon-In the 1. of youth 252 16 Lexington-far, far cry from L. . . .728 10 Liar-a notorious 1 104 3 I hate a 1 821 7 Truth silences the 1 820 11 see also Lying pp. 485-487 Liara-all men are I. 486 16 are disposed to swear 485 10 to have good memories 486 29 see also Lying pp. 485-487 Libanon-daughters of proud L. . . 91 25 Lebation-last 1. liberty draws 438 24 sprinkle as a 1 281 10 Libations-shed 1. on his shrine. . .562 13 Libel-convey a 1. in a frown 668 5 the greater the 1 819 11 the worse the 1 821 2 Libelled-all the fair 870 9 Libelli-nostri est farrago 1 78 21 Libello-in angulo cum 1 78 22 Libels-well as Ballads and L 56 16 Libenter-fere 1. homines id 66 9 Liber-quis nam igitur 1 879 22 see also Freedom pp. 294-296 Libera-nunc 1. me C26 22 Liberal-and a 1. education 435 25 love her was a 1. education . . . .481 10 nature and niggard doom 308 18 soul shall be made fat ...... . .437 18 to all alike, may do a 437 15 to mine own children 780 3 watchwords of L. Party 330 10 you are 1.4n offers §5 13 Liberah'tas-flimplicitag ac 1 105 16 Liberality-possessed simplicity. .105 15 Liberate-or intoxicate all people. .759 21 Libere-minimum decet 1 623 12 Liberi-eodem momenta 1. sunt... .715 7 neutiquam officium 1 267 10 LiberiB-proxima in 1 496 15 Liberos-auctores apud 1 294 21 Libertas-et natale solum 599 19 Imperium et 1 611 5 in dubiis 1 107 12 nimia 1. et populis 715 12 nunquam 1. gratior 683 Id populi quem regna 438 2"l ultima mundi 295 16 Iibertate-contentum negligere, . . 350 16 perit 438 21 Libertatem-est vendere 267 9 natura mutis 439 9 stulti 1. vocabant 439 10
