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resign to call her mine 473 11 sleeping in our c 613 20 starry C. of Heaven 751 12 the end c. all 221 7 the youthful year 746 22 twenty murders on their o 535 2 Crown-wearers-in heaven 814 20 Crows-dove trooping with c 201 15 hath roused the ribald c 530 l spread ominous pinions 729 13 see also Crow p. 152 Cruant£-que d'estre Rumain 152 15 Cruce-in c. salus 660 1 Crucem-juxta c. lacrymosa 531 1 scleris pretium tulit 148 22 tollec 115 17 Crucible-America is the o.of God. 587 23 into the c. with you all 587 23 turns our people 22 20 Crucibles-or church organs 759 21 Crucified-Lord was c 114 6 The Figure C 114 9 till his Lord is c 820 15 Crucifixes-crosses, relics, c 775 9 Crucify-mankind upon a c 325 5 the- soul of man 196 7 Crudelem-medicum intemperans . 504 7 Cruel-and cold is judgment of. . .411 8 as death and hungry 382 11 jealousy c. as the grave 4S0 22 more c. the pen than 592 10 ones brief 128 3 only to be kind 151 23 than a tyrant's ear 825 15 Cruelest-she alive 153 3 Cruelties-counting c. one by one. 841 21 Cruelty-delegated c. surpasses. . .825 5 fear is the parent of c 268 2 throng c. to fall 235 8 time devoted to c 815 16 to be humane 152 15 to load a falling man 153 1 world's c. is bitter bane 575 14 Cruiskeen-little c. Ian 205 7 Crum-nor crust nor c 214 15 Crumb-starves without a c 304 21 Crumble-rear temples they will c . 525 5 Crumbled-be c. into dust 530 16 Crumbling-climbs the c. hall 402 9 day of c. not far 911 17 palaces are c. to the shore 831 7 Crumbs-dogs eat of the c 199 15 Crumpled-fold on fold 681 19 Cruorem-adde c. stultitia? 283 23 Crusade-endless c. against wrong . 854 12 Cruse-of oil fail 212 22 Crush-and the c. of worlds 388 4 down with heavy fall 857 2 it harshly 774 13 the cursed brood 854 10 the infamy 320 17 Crush'd-and stone-cast 107 13 Crushed-chaos-like together c. . .574 10 into corners 301 21 odours c. are sweeter 10 3 or trodden to the ground 9 23 the sweet poison 876 7 they are incensed or c 835 13 two little nations c 849 16 wall, whose stones are c 398 15 Crushes-in the birth 801 13 Crusoe-was rather a moralist 826 7 Crust-families are our upper c . . . 724 4 her c. may be raised 229 20 nor c. nor crumb 214 15 of bread and liberty 439 1 of brown bread 210 8 share her wretched c 820 15 underneath this c 229 20 we live merely on the c 445 7 with water and a c 471 6 Crutch-clawed me with c 17 19 shoulder'd his e 726 15 Crutches-made of slender reeds. . 346 16 time goes on c 799 11 what's good walks on c 553 12 Crux-est si metuas quod 267 12 Cry-all c. and no wool 775 1 and a c. of lamentation 791 7 and have a good c 781 14 a warning c. against 219 10 born, then cry 167 3 but "ay me" 479 9 can ahake me like a o 494 4 did knock against my 704 16 from the "Minute-Men" 728 10 I could not c. for fear 253 16 if man's unhappy 644 14 in bed we c 63 17 leper with his own sad c 69 1 moche C. and no Wull 641 6 need a body c 417 1 no language but a c 56 3 not to be born 164 6 ofblood 860 8 one c. was common 649 8 or a yearning c 219 1 out itself enough 12 11 scandal and the c 608 25 shall c. to Heaven 510 6 that dismal c. rose slowly 321 12 they c. out 708 8 till she's out of the wood 607 14 to the summit 320 6 wailing c. of myriad 854 2 war is still the c 843 17 we come and we c 443 1 we come to earth to c 443 8 when we are born we c 782 25 will be our rallying o 842 8 with ill-boding c 574 20 with that boding c 57 17 you c. out immediately 228 8 Cryed-denyed his Lord and c 782 1 Crying-at the lock 55 16 infant c. in the night 56 3 which I uttered was c 70 21 Crystal-a c. and a cell 241 18 as a plant or a c 694 6 in a shallop of c 324 16 in c. vapor everywhere 219 9 into transparent c 309 10 of the azure seas 353 3 ring out ye c. spheres 538 1 stay their c. fretting 184 6 temples with c. spires 877 12 the c. on his brow 473 6 trunks cased in pure c 877 11 urns of heaven 753 20 you c. break for fear 266 11 Crystalline-with a c. delight 68 3 Crystal-pointed-tents from hill. .857 18 Crystals-precipitated in pretty c . 260 8 Cub-licking a c. into shape 345 6 Cuba-Creole of C. laughs out. .. .649 17 Cuban-mines of gold our C. owned866 19 Cube-a faultless c 97 11 Cuckold-that c. lives in bliss. . . .404 12 Cuckoo-before theshallowc.'sbill. 558 9 hedge-sparrow fed the c 740 20 see also Cuckoo p. 153 Cuckoo-buds-and c.of yellow hue . 281 4 Cuckoo-flowers-Sweet c 146 28 Cuckoo Pint-toll me the purple. 124 9 Cucullus-nonfacitmonachum.... 35 7 Cucumber-that confounded c — 210 12 Cucumbers-as cold as c 639 10 in a garden of c 764 10 lodge in a garden of c 370 12 sunbeams out of c 400 10 Cud-as cow chews c 874 11 aswiththec 212 2 Cuddled-close together 578 5 Cuddles-low behind the brake. . .580 18 Cudgel-what wood a c 650 1 Cue-motive and the c 5 16 Cuff-was but to knock at 461 10 Cui Bono-whom they called C.B .430 17 Cujatem-rogaretur c. se esse 912 20 Culled-spirits, that are c 365 2 Culling-of simples 504 3 Culpa-enim ilia bis ad 283 13 ipsorum c. ferenda 265 22 major poena quam c 650 4 nulla pallescere c 130 19 perennis erit 149 3 poena c. secunda 711 12 sceleris coacti c 149 12 tacenda loqui 709 10 Culpam-ingenuo adefigere ludo. .604 16 invitat c. qui delictum 267 4 levandam c. nimio 346 2 majoram posteri 619 8 poena premit 650 17 Culta-dei pio c. continetur 770 19 Cultivate-a rich soil 760 17 a small one 19 4 talents that attract 392 13 Cultivated-by good examples 372 22 the fourth c 419 26 Cultivates-with his oxen 18 9 Cultivation-of the mind 513 11 Cultivcr-las de c 24 8 Cultura-potentis amici 298 12 Culture-blame the c. not 18 18 is the passion for 774 16 is to know 216 14 perfection as c. brings 774 14 which smooth the whole 192 11 Cultus-animi c. quasi quidam 513 11 Cumen-sumerisy c. in 764 9 Cummin-mint, anise and c 886 10 Cumnor Hall-the walk of C. H. . . 526 1 1 Cunctando-crestituit rem 187 9 Cunctas-res c. ex lubidine 291 17 Cunctatio-longa est 187 11 Cunctation-delay may be wise a. 353 16 Cunning-and c.were endowments.838 18 by prudent flight and c 841 17 heard old c. stagers say 41 20 hence, bashful c 396 1 right hand forget her c 287 18 the c. known 581 7 to c. men I will be kind 780 2 very c. of the scene. 5 17 virtue and c. endowments 389 16 what plighted c. hides 799 7 which we call 182 7 with all his c. cannot bury 340 11 woman is a knavish 891 12 Cunningly-did steal away 794 21 Cuntis-nebus c. inest 434 12 Cup-a charmed c. O Fame 257 10 between the c. and lip . . 262 1, 289 23 charmed c. whoever tasted 323 8 dipped its c. in 614 12 dregs of Fortune's c 290 6 fill the c. with kisses 418 11 freely welcome to my c 282 22 from perjured lip 221 22 giveth his colour in the c 876 17 hands thee the c 55 2 I drain should be my last 180 16 I fill this c. to one made up 803 7 inordinate c. is unblessed 399 18 is a bitter c. to taste 263 16 its moonlightKjoloured c 458 9 leave a kiss but in the c 417 17 life's enchanted c 792 19 matrons, who toss the c 778 21 my c. runneth over 691 2 of cold Adam 862 11 of curious dyes 614 9 of life's for him that 453 19 pledge a c. of hate 854 10 rises from c. of mad impiety. . . 398 19 round as to a golden c 526 5 secret c. of still and serious 790 13 she fills for her god-men 263 16 she took c. of life to sip 718 2 soon in the c. of desire 738 7 sparkling c. on high 803 10 sparkling in a golden c 135 15 thy verdant c. does fill 336 16 to give a c. of water 596 7 to lips and fill it 803 5 to Scotland 803 9 to the dead 802 6 Cupboards-inmost c. of her heart500 15 Cupias-quod c. loqui 696 6 Cupid-and my campaspe played . 473 5 (archer of archers) 645 9 blind did rise 473 6 bolt of C. fell 578 9 bow of C. lose power 475 16 concludes with C.'s curse 475 20 giant-dwarf Dan C 324 10 is a casuist 321 21 is a knavish lad 324 11 is a murderous boy 323 6 is winged C. painted blind 478 22 silent note C. strikes 465 2 some C. kills with arrows 478 26 't has long stood void 359 2 the little greatest enemy 470 16 "the littlest greatest god" 481 2 the wind-swift C. wings 479 18 young C. slily stole 464 16 Cupide-jurasBet c. quicquid 483 3 CHipidinibus-responsare c 295 8 Cupidinie-periere c. arcus 475 16 Cupiditae-veri videndi 819 l r
