CONTROVERSY CORPSE
Controversy-clouded with doubt . 687 4 rejourn the c. of three pence. . .433 8 Contumeliam-ad c. omnia 772 3 addideris c 398 3 si dices, audies 398 4 Contumely-proud man's c 763 16 Convalescunt-non omnes c 502 9 Convenience-all for c 134 7 for c. takes it 563 11 suggested elbow-chairs 304 15 usefulness and c. to itself 613 16 Conveniet-eui non c. sua res . . . .290 8 Conveniunt-nonbenec. neoinuna475 14 Convent-heard the o. bell 67 22 solitary gloom 618 7 Convents-bosom'd deep in vines. 664 12 Conversation-equality, life of c. .236 12 great arts of c 709 6 Hia c. sweet 114 14 image of mind 744 14 loud in c 144 6 men's c. is like life ', .743 28 perfectly delightful 710 4 silenced all c 84 21 their c. was brief 708 22 twelve-parson power of c 629 21 wit is the salt of c 883 26 see also Conversation p. 137 Conversational-men of c. powers. 137 17 to all c. figurantes 80 9 Conversations-eloquence, .in c .219 17 Converse-as though God hears. . 137 22 behold an hour's c 505 10 do I find in thee 88 16 form'd by thy c 137 20 spend in pure c 359 20 talking is not always to c 777 17 to c. with scandal 691 9 where hourly I c. with 439 20 with eternal love 730 17 with God as if 131 10 with him that is wise 104 12 with men makes sharp 729 22 with Nature 824 21 with the mighty Dead 658 5 with the old sages 76 1 Conversed-asthey satonthegreen . 472 6 Conversing-with thee c. I forget . 137 9 Convert-can the proudest love c. .902 11 in a c. mourns 115 16 Converts-but never c. him 226 12 qualified for making c 138 10 Convex-dropped o' thee. side. . . .537 16 Convey-bridge there was not to c . 477 4 Conveying-purpose of c 742 12 Convicia-taciti f ecere c. vultus . . . 709 8 Convict-before I be c. by course of433 27 endeavour to c. her 896 6 Conviction-that which is woven . .255 3 Convictions-menthosedayshadc. 40 12 Convie-c'est moi qui t'en c 297 9 Convince-needtoc othersbyforce.591 6 Convincing-oh! too c. dangerously 780 18 Ctonvincingly-proves clearly and c . 898 2 Conviva-uti c. satur 446 12 Conviviality-taper of c 301 16 Convivium-sed munditer c 271 6 Convocasti-societatum vitas c . . .596 14 Convolution-in c swift 772 16 Convolutions-of smooth-lipped.. 568 12 Convolvulus-herb called in Latine 137 24 Convulsion-stroke with strong c.704 11 Convulsions-of a great war 849 17 Cooed-but c. and c 201 17 Cooing-of an unseen dove 63 2 Cooings-cares for matrimonial c. .676 12 of world allure thee 917 19 Cook-and the c. for sale 153 19 appetite stands c 36 9 and a captain bold 548 24 and I'll provide 214 27 my c. and I'll provide 379 20 see also Cookery p. 138, 139 Cookery-fine Egyptian c 214 10 is become an art 138 2 minde the c 28 25 Cooks-cannot live without c 213 13 Epicurean cooks 36 18 liked those literary c 599 12 poets are the c 4 14 praise it, not the c 150 23 see also Cookery pp. 138, 139 Cool-and comfort Him 772 7 and congeal again 571 16 day, so o. so calm 162 3 iron did on the anvil o 71 13 one indeed 14 6 one pain 364 12 with mortifying groans 512 3 Cooling-stay the c 139 10 Coombe-gentleman [Mr. C] 699 23 Cooped-crawlingc. we live and die 714 2 Cooperation-basis for world c. . . .917 9 its the close c 727 11 Cope-show a c. beyond thee 769 6 starry c. of heaven 750 23 under heaven's high c 292 18 Copies-good c. those which exhibit 576 21 human laws are but c 431 14 make c. of their works 47 12 more or less imperfect 431 14 setting of boy's c 217 23 Copious-Dryden wanted 50 18 Copper-lamps-my c. at any rate . 31 3 Coppers-on the railroad tracks. .404 24 Copula-quos irrupta tenet c 497 18 Copy-deceptive c. of virtue 835 18 fair what time hath blurr'd 410 8 faults is want of sense 653 28 in that immortal o 617 10 leave the world no c 153 3 of the father 112 7 one c. of the Times 407 17 statuaries loved to o 35 20 the princeps c 78 1 to c. beauties 653 28 Copyists-shortened labor of c 633 20 Coq-fait Clever le soleil 697 13 poule parle et c. se taist 893 21 Coqueriquer-apprendre a c 697 1 1 Coquetry-see pp. 139, 140 Coquette-such is your cold c 139 20 Coquettes-in the school of c 139 21 Cor-amor, eh al c 468 2 in c. di femina 894 4 levat ad Deum 424 1 Coral-bones are c. made 96 9 India's c. strand 663 9 like a c. stripe the lizard 391 15 or a c. lip admires 466 19 throws the c. of his lips 473 5 Corals-cut life upon 109 22 Coram-cantabit vacuum c 621 12 Corazon-de encina 357 30 tripas llevan c 211 4 Cord-breaketh at last 863 23 is c, is cable, to man's 73 8 is not quickly broken 756 6 nor cable can so forcibly 465 23 silver c. be loosed 159 2 strain a c. however fine 604 19 to bind them. 654 14 unto the bow the c. is 497 23 Corda-qui c. diurnis fessa 719 9 Corde-fflgro in c. senescit 49 18 Cordelia-well might C. say Ill 22 Cordial-agreement exists 752 19 gold in phisik is a c 325 9 hope, like a c. innocent 378 11 of mortality c. to the soul 530 14 wink-tippling c 778 22 Cordiale-la c. entente 752 19 Cords-threads turn to c 347 15 Core-ain't a-going to be no e. . . . 37 13 fierce unrest seethes at c 397 17 heart sore to its very c 399 7 in a lily's golden c 458 6 ripeness to the c 52 5 rose with fading c 679 20 wear him in my heart's c 491 27 within its inmost c 507 8 Cori-hanno i c. accesi 239 24 Corinth-cannot go to C 121 11 Corinthian-glad of mettle 104 7 Periander taught 638 8 Cork-eyes the dancing c 29 11 out of thy mouth 778 7 sweet C. of thee 437 7 swim without c 364 17 Cormorant-vanity, insatiate c. . .830 17 Corn-breast-high amid the c 766 1 bushels of c 212 3 cometh this newe corn 13 13 coronet of golden c 52 2 cows are in the c 764 6 destroying our c. or wine 662 6 fields of c 874 10 fields which promise 673 7 for his golden e 19 7 godB sent not c 382 7 good old c. adorn 19 7 neap high the golden c 19 8 in other s c. his sickle 136 6 ketched with mouldy c 421 24 make two ears of c 762 1 or c. in chaff 150 2 or wood or boards 759 21 poppies grown with c 74 9 rocks the c 55 11 seasons by your shooting c 705 8 shall make the young men 109 14 shall seem as light 191 12 that makes the holy bread 510 2 the c. house filled 353 5 the sinews of war 844 17 when c. is ripe 'tis time 646 11 which is thestaffe 139 16 who eat c. while yet green. .... 353 10 wreath'd with nodding c 51 21 yellow sheaves of autumn c. . . .349 21 Corner-at the c. of Wood Street. . 791 1 easy to be overlooked 888 14 head stone of the c 40 22 into every c. of the world 335 9 meeting extremes round a o . . .884 1 not born for one c 916 3 of a country churchyard 338 2 of a foreign field 223 1 of the housetop 893 12 reclines the c. s guest 395 1 round some c. of the streets . . . 571 3 round the c. of nonsense 673 19 round the c. with a club 570 22 thrown away at street c 398 15 were not done in a c. ..695 3, 695 10 Cornered-four c. rectangular man 97 11 Corners-belie all c. of the world . . 714 24 brought from four c. of 552 8 crushed into c 301 21 remotest c. yield 514 25 Comer-stone-of a nation 22 15 Cornfield-on my open hand 623 9 Cornfields-bow the head 46 15 Corn-heap-laughed round the c. .649 18 Cornibus-taurus ferit uncis c 143 10 Cornice-want c. or frieze 40 19 Cornish-friends be well 771 1 thirty thousand C. men 585 17 Cornu-fcenum habetin c 645 23 Cornua-camelus desiderans c. . . .252 21 Cornucopia-feet in a c 228 7 Coroeotta-Grunnius c. Porcellus.216 20 Corolla-pure c.'s depth within. . .581 21 Corollaries-adjuncts and c 864 15 Coronal-wed to make a c 279 18 Coronam-qui vis auferre c 115 17 Coronation-stay away from c... .360 10 kings upon their c. day 683 19 Coronet-of golden corn 52 2 Coronets-kind hearts more than.. 25 15 Corpora-Cente Augescent 96 16 corrumpunt c. nostra 231 9 redeunt in c. material 561 10 cum c. ut una crescere 514 23 languor habet 196 15 Corporal-suff ranee find a pang. . . 64 18 take ray c. oath on it 563 12 Corporation-cannot blush .86 7 Corporations-cannot commit treason 85 17 feel neither shame, remorse.... 86 2 that they were invisible 86 21 Corpore-luat in c. qui non 523 5 mens Sana in c. sano 356 23 inculto latet sub c 309 4 sed mons est aegro 515 9 sicut in c, sanitas 513 14 Corporeal -surfeits and c. pain . . . 864 22 Corpori-liber qui e. servit 29b' 4 Corporis-et fortune bonorum. . . 95 21 hospes comesque c 737 11 hujus jus habet 389 13 pluresque animi quam c 513 13 Cbrporum-animorum quam c 497 1 Corps-Ie c. d'un ennemi mort. . . .222 19 mystSre du c 514 19 un c. de'bile affoiblit. 515 19 Corpse-a C. or a Ghost 745 13 at rest within the tomb 178 7 de ballet 156 17 dead c. of Public Credit. 148 6, 335 6 he kissed her cold c 900 19
