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BEAR ■BEAUTY

to b. is to conquer 262 5 too weak to b. them, long 409 21 unmoved the wrongs 514 11 up and steer onward 255 6 we b. it calmly 350 3 vapour like a b. or lion 775 13 what is ordained 583 12 what man has borne before 555 12 when doubly armed to b 443 16 who best b. his mild yoke 318 17 with grace his tragic part 449 18 Bearable-hell more b. than 362 8 Bear-baiting-Puritan hated b 152 22 was esteemed heathenish 152 18 Beard-by its soft brown b 765 12 dead lions by the b 829 14 hair less in his b 653 15 his breath did freese 878 6 hoary b. a crown of glory 349 2 hoary whiskers and forky b 348 20 let our b. be shook 143 16 loose his b. and hoary hair 348 3 mind (like a b.) 602 16 of a dead Hon 461 2 of formal cut 16 13 on thy chin the springing b 349 1 shook his b. of snow 877 20 they have sing'd 57 7 what a b. hast thou got 349 12 whose b. descending swept .... 595 5 Bearded-like a pard 16 13 tears of b. men 782 9 Beardless-youth manages taxed. .334 18 Beards-in hall where b. wag 512 14 like the b. of comets 752 4 of Hercules 146 8 until your b. be grown 349 3 Bearer-of the message 201 6 Bear-gardens-mystical B 662 1 Bearingr-and training of child 531 19 hard in his own b 825 s intent of b. them 856 3 Bearings-of this observation 528 8 Bears-and lions growl 653 21 lick cubs into shape 344 13 roar all like b 201 7 savage b. keep at peace 589 6 Beastr-and bird and b 625 19 black sheep is a biting b 702 22 brave b. is no flatterer 684 13 can only bellow 712 20 either a wild b. or a god 731 9 fool, and presently a b 399 17 fitfully stirred in the b 189 6 God's, and not the b.'s 635 l half the b. is great god Pan.. . .535 20 he gave us only over b 716 4 in all the loathsome 914 11 insensible a b. is man 489 2 little better than a b 104 17 regardeth life of his b 675 14 somewhat of the savage b 724 1 to soothe the savage b 535 18 while the b. lived 461 6 Beasts-anger belongs to b 589 21 charm down . . . ferocity in b.396 9 Conservatives committed suicide 763 6 fled to brutish b 412 12 learn from the b 436 9 man is kin to theb 315 16 of all the b. they called you ... 489 8 of all wild b. on earth 891 14 transform ourselves into b 399 16 wild b. and demi-gods 82 7 wild b. came forth 555 23 Beat-about the bush 743 14 a hundred without a head. . , . .858 13 more you b. them the better.. .652 2 quickly found to b. a dog 571 14 shot as he walks on his b 842 1 them, or Betty Stark 854 11 upon mine, little heart 56 4 with sledge he can it b 71 14 Beata-e di b. sorte 293 1 Beatse-omitte mirari b 677 18 Beatffique-miserse vitse 515 22 Beatam-bonam ego, quam b 528 6 Beate-non potest quisquam b — 352 14 Beaten-and tossed about 734 4 he that is b. may be said 373 3 till they know what wood 650 1 Beati-occupat nomen b 351 10 terque, quaterque b 352 22 Beatific-in vision b 487 11 1 Beating-he heats me with b 699 16 like muffled drums are b , 447 16 of my own heart 358 18 Beatitude-my hand upon B 72 3 Beatitudinem-circa perf ectam . . . 839 7 Beatius-solutis est b. cutis 669 7 Beatrice-like a lapwing, runs 427 4 Beats-human heart b, on 776 4 when it b. in the heart 448 12 with his blood 531 20 Beatum-ab omni parte b 59 15 dum adhuc viveret b 351 22 vocaveris recte b 351 10 Beatus-dicique b. ante 352 4 quivisb. versa rota 290 20 Beau-comes Monsieur le B 553 20 is a very trifling thing 287 ' 1 is one who arranges 287 1 is this a b., Cotilus 287 1 Beaucoup-il n'y a pas b 725 17 Beaumont-as witty as B 101 17 lie a little further off 701 10 lie a little nearer, 700 16 Beaus-and etiquette 157 5 Beaute-donne un teint de b 620 9 Beauteous-how b. are rouleaus.. .521 22 of her b. race the last 310 5 wish not to appear more b 626 17 Beauties-admire thy naked b 804 5 all his b. could survey 167 14 all the b. that appear 723 17 bathing their b. in lake 863 17 less divine... 392 16 lighter b. in place 759 3 many b. in a poem 603 G meaner b; of the night 752 10 of exulting Greece 694 13 of your mind adore 70 12 they please as b 838 l to copy b 653 28 to guard their b 826 3 see also Beauty pp. 57-63 Beautifier-time, b. of the dead. . .792 21 Beautiful-around thee lying 62 1 all b. but none alike 823 4 all that is b. drifts away 96 23 and one was b 922 11 and therefore to be woo'd 901 20 appear b. outward 35 21 as b. as God meant you to be.. 364 20 as sweet ...897 21 as the rose in June 566 15 blooms in song 296 2 clear and purely b 713 20 call the good, pure, b 693 25 deal of scorn looks b 692 14 feathers are more b 403 12 for she was b 276 13 full b.— a faery's child 891 2 God's prophets of the B 605 9 good will soon also be b 328 10 how b. they stand 370 4 more b. than Beauty 734 16 more b. than death 180 13 most b. things have 679 21 that light will not make it b. . .455 20 the b. is sleeping in dust 298 10 was b. to see 23 10 what is b. is, good 328 10 what it has not, the b 698 24 yet all how b.! 877 12 See also Beauty pp. 57-63 Beautifully-deeply, b. blue 273 21 fine by degrees and b. less 653 6 Beauty-ab. by my soul 805 9 all b. void 557 2 all is b 912 14 all that b. . . . gave 338 12 and girlhood's b 878 11 and love lay bare 681 16 and virtue shine forever 886 16 appearance of b 620 9 arched b. of the brow 249 21 as much b. as could die 231 19 ask of thyself what b. is 464 8 being poor, and not 498 4 bereftofb 895 11 born of b. that remains 166 4 born of murmuring sound 548 7 can see her b. in 33 17 conscious stone to b. grew 40 6 curved is the line of b 208 3 deathless b. take no wrong 744 19 dedicate his b.. 182 2 does its b. refine 350 1 double b. whenever a swan 773 4 draws us with a single hair. . . . 348 19 droop in B.'s midnight hair 682 14 dust swept from their b 359 21 endowing you with b 896 7 ensign yet is crimson 177 27 exactness of b 910 18 fatal gift of b 402 3 for Ashes and oil of joy 410 2 for confiding youth. . * 581 20 forth, in thy awful b 766 7 from B. takes its dress .... 43 17 half her glory veils 462 8 hangs from B.'s ears 781 6 hasten to her task of b 747 18 he hath a daily b. in his life . . . 104 20 her b. and chivalry 271 1 holiday-time of my b 618 15 I have my b 917 13 I like their b 890 18 I yelded into B.'s hand 639 13 immortal awakes from tomb. . . 388 6 impassioned for its b ,76 2 in autumn b. stood 278 6 inb. as the first of May .501 14 in b., education, blood 894 23 in b. faults conspicuous 59 4 in matchless b. shining 248 2 in sight thy marvellous b 271 13 in the b. of the lilies 295 9 in their summer b. kissed 419 3 Isr 'els b. on mountains 729 5 is skin-deep 61 1, 61 16, 409 1 its b.'s secret 822 23 laws of b. and utility 544 13 let our Berious b. show 613 20 let us see what b 828 19 life was b 207 25 losing b. and utility 867 10 make b. attractiver. 109 3 make his b. disappear 483 19 marble grows to b 694 2 match in b. was not 91 25 money gives birth and b 522 20 more beautiful than B.'s self. . . 734 16 more than queenly 155 19 musick even in the b 465 2 naked b. more adorned 32 22 of the house is order 370 9 of the world 491 25 oft make women proud 894 18 on b.'s breast was seen 406 9 one b. mortifies another 287 2 no pencil b.'s truth to lay 822 4 of the manliest b 230 5 of the fairest brow. 793 22 or revelry sips 863 14 parallels in b.'s brow 799 16 power yet upon thy b 177 27 robe of terror and b 554 12 scenes of b. richly fraught 740 17 sense of strength and b 519 24 shall rail against her b 423 12 shine with b 899 3 smile from partial b. won 488 14 spirit of all b 207 23 splendor of b 161 3 spoil of b. can forbid 799 17 sport with B.'s chain 195 14 spring nor summer b 13 20 suchb, as woman's eye 249 18 such b. in another man. ......487 16 tear in B.'s eye 780 17 tears are lovelier 780 23 that accompanies the natural. . 11 23 that in meek b. dost lean 458 15 that shocks you i 103 12 that with Btoried b 281 ll they have lost their b 601 7 thou art all b. or all .266 1 to die for B 168 l to draw true b. shows 576 11 to forego her wreath 12 22 to use, or b. of form 599 13 Truth the fairest B 605 8 type of b. or of power 581 21 unmask her b 924 2 upon the altar of her b 902 10 veil doth cover 832 6 walking in b. to her 625 17 wanting the b. that 11 23 watched to imitate 93 18 when most unclothed 31 19