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1044 DEEDS DELFT 'tis the d. that were done 274 13 to render d. of mercy 510 13 truth hath better d 710 1 turn Bourest by their d 867 14 unlucky d. relate 415 2 victorious d. to die 733 2 wait on virtuous d 71 19 which have no form 762 22 wings to great d 469 9 with coldness returning 337 9 with massive d. and great 263 8 words are no d 906 10 words were meant for d 903 17 yet nobler by great d 559 22 see also Deeds pp. 184-187 Deep-and placid glassy d 496 9 art d. and bright within 293 14 as d. as hell 639 11 blue d.'s serene 872 21 calleth unto d 567 22 drink d. or taste not the 436 8 from d. to deeper 131 1 hard rescued from the d 451 18 healths five-fathom d 203 22 her home is on the d 223 6 home on the rolling d 567 27 in chambers d. where 568 14 in the lowest d. a lower d 363 13 irregularly d. and shrill 840 6 let's seek the d 356 2 monsters of the bubbling d 273 15 monsters of the d. are made . . . 566 9 not so d. as a well 135 22 oh, like Death be d 716 23 rocked in cradle of the d 568 11 ruffled the d 336 19 show the vast and foamy d . . . . 754 6 song of the dull d 717 16 spectres from the yawning d. . .771 6 spirits from vasty d 34 13 still as in the silent d 813 23 sunken sunset from the d 796 11 swimming in the vast d 568 8 the d. are dumb 581 12 the d. moans round 239 7 there's danger on the d 548 13 though d. yet clear 785 9 through the frighted d 687 9 to boil like a pot 567 12 unadorned bosom of the d 567 18 various journey to the d 675 18 vast and boundless d 791 8 wind-obeying d 568 1 Deeper-and d. it takes its hue. . . 769 4 ones are dumb 735 5 than did plummet sound 80 3 Deepest-City in the World 553 2 private wound is d 920 26 response to whatever is D 76 15 the water is d 708 29 tree of d. root is found 454 10 under floods that are D 472 18 Deep-mouthed-bay d. welcome . . 867 15 Deeps-far in yon azure d 750 15 hang nodding o'er the d 402 19 in its deepest d 347 22 uplift from exhaustless d 570 16 Deer-a-chasing the d 357 27 stricken d. that left herd 518 22 such small d 214 16 's swift leap Btartles the 730 23 the red d. to the wold 471 18 to stand o' the stealer 84 8 to the wholesome wold 471 12 Deface-their illplaced statues . . . 439 20 Defacing-firBt, then claiming. . . .598 21 the shape and image 598 22 Defamation-reply to . . . and d. . .707 23 Defamed-by every charlatan 310 26 Defamera-of his country 612 4 Defames-whose praise d 276 25 DefaulterB-wherc the worst d 364 3 Defaults-cacher les d.de l'esprit.SU 19 D6faut-1 'excess est un d 837 16 D6fauts~d 'avoir de grands d 340 26 de ses quality's 266 4 Defeat-are triumph and defeat. . . 101 10 but waitings of d 453 17 except a great d 833 15 flag that has never known d. . .274 4 Defeated-aa he, d., dying 832 11 by strategy or valor 858 21 like an army d 494 15 Defeats-more triumphant 832 21 Defeatures-^written strange d. in . 343 6 Defect-appear undisguised 15 8 cause of this d 91 19 excess . . . is a d 837 16 fair d. of Nature 891 22 flnebyd 864 8 heroical d. of thought 665 12 may glory from d. arise 313 14 repair a d. of character 99 14 shall not be thy d 715 4 some d. in her did quarrel 335 21 Defective-effect d.comes by cause. 91 19 Defects-but your d. to know . . . .299 10 exhibit d. of bad originals 576 21 no man's d. sought 103 16 no one finds fault with d 544 4 of doubt 328 22 of great men 266 3 of bis qualities 266 4 one of our d. as a nation 905 28 to have great d 340 26 to reckon up our d 98 8 Defence-at one gate to make d . .852 14 and support of Christ's. . .- 495 15 attitude not only of d 847 1 best d. against a knave 419 19 cheap d. of nations 584 25 for his d. against injury 369 18 greatest d. and ornament 550 4 in cases of d. 'tis best 222 9 in war a weak d 726 11 make preparation for our d 852 16 millions for d. but not one 586 19 nature been the fool's d 698 11 not defiance 613 12 one gate make d 222 3 proportions of d 222 9 slow d. against trouble 879 14 stand in your own d. 143 22 stand up in Wit's d 430 5 ten thousand for d 586 19 virtue . . . needs no d 836 25 words admit of no d 521 2 Defend-against your judgment. .297 16 ce que d. 1'honneur 433 3 he may d. himself e therein 370 13 l'attaque il se d 30 10 not a man left to d. it 845 9 ready to guard and d. it 439 13 right to d. them 674 10 wul d. what's mine 370 17 Defendant-and plaintiff get cast.339 3 Defended-bed. by all our hands. .587 20 Defender-I mean the faith's d 683 12 of his country 860 11 Def ending-means for d. it 855 6 with Wodden Walles 550 13 Defends-attacked it d. itself 30 10 Defer-let me not d. or neglect it. .440 10 'tis madness to d 881 25 Deferar-in vicum 49 8 Deference-shows every mark of d. 697 4 Defers-this work 793 17 Defiance-defence not d 613 12 hearts bid tyrants d 584 27 in his cottage bid d 371 2 in their eye 632 13 not only of defence, but d 847 1 of international faith 841 20 riddles still bid us d 692 9 she sings ad 732 17 DefianWest en la d 180 3 Deficit-omne quod nascitur 65 24 Defies-fury of the wind d 563 8 itB point 142 8 Defile-wesume to d 400 19 Defiled-shall be d, therewith 122 4 Defiles-foot of no spoiler d 814 1 Defination-other d.of life is false. 448 10 Defined-terms ill d 925 21 Definite-coherent heterogeneity . . 242 9 Definition-can tell the d 832 11 Defodiet-condetque nitentia 795 7 Deform-and torture man 838 27 Deformed-face of a d. one 276 5 heisd., crooked 104 4 Ignorance, how d. thou look. . .386 10 none can be oall'd d 828 17 time's d. hand 343 6 Deformis-f aoiem d. amici 276 6 Deformity-foot, the d.of which. 35 20 Defunct-organs, though d. and. .516 l Defy-I dare d. my century 477 3 I do d. him 222 14 records that d. tooth of time. . .801 18 the foul fiend 79 23 the tongues of soothers 276 15 the wind and the rain I d 371 4 Defying-by d. it the brave 180 3 Degeneracy-necessity of . . . d 559 11 Degenerate-corruption of d.man.325 15 earth's d. sons 756 8 makes it fearful and d 343 9 most d. and vilest of men 514 20 nobleman 24 4 proof of a d. mind 270 2 Degradation-living d. we may. .586 10 Degraded-nation d. into a mob. .331 11 Degrades-the great 345 23 Degree-admitted in undue d 600 17 a squire of low d 565 18 but all in the d 491 10 choose the high or low d 837 22 curs of low d 199 8 men of low d. are vanity 830 15 need cover no other D 892 6 observe d. priority, place 574 13 of a low d 33 1 pledge of his high d. 726 4 Bmafld. of wit 884 7 some d. of woe 72 24 take but d. away 540 7 Degrees-did ever heal but by d...920 22 estates, d. and offices 374 22 Finebyd 653 6 found and perfected by d 344 13 habits gather by unseen d 347 7 it grows up by d 868 5 scorning the base d. 21 13 then lost my d. 757 6 through all d 426 25 wound heal but by d 584 13 Degrfe-divers d. le la chaleur. . . . 581 4 Deguiser-pour d. sa pensee 744 15 Dehors-ceuxquisontd.veulent. .498 23 qu'on en est cL 372 25 Dei-ad majorem D. gloriam 320 2 estne D. sedes nisi terra 323 3 exem plum que d. quiBque 318 10 far perire alcuno 396 10 inpnis timor d 770 19 in D. visione consistit 839 7 munus habere d 449 17 quicquid d. dicunt 486 12 Deign-may d. to look on you. . . .900 5 Deil-tak the hindmost 353 16 Deist-sighed with saving sorrow . 631 6 though the d. rave 662 14 Deity-believed is joy begun 321 5 exchange for D. offended 661 20 felt presence of the D 731 26 fits it to bespeak the D 535 8 invokes gentle D. of dreams. . . 716 24 light us deep into the D 752 12 present a powerful d 806 11 ridiculous notions of D 662 ll umbrella to the D 826 6 we, half dust half d. 488 12 Dejected-man . . . not easily d..346 23 while another's blessed 776 6 Dejection-in d. we sink as low. . 96 22 Delabamur-turpitudinem d 600 11 Delay-bid him d. not! 889 18 brings danger 794 13 by inspection and d 822 10 chides his infamous d 530 19 half-sister to D 808 5 love that cannot brook d 532 16 may be wise cunctation 353 15 persuades d 580 9 studious of d 909 16 will not hear d 477 14 see also Delay p. 187 Delaying-long ; delay no more . . . 748 10 Delays-are dangerous in war .... S45 19 demurs breed no d 800 4 for d. and doubts no time 443 9 have dangerous ends. 187 20 suffer in d 187 8 truth hates d 821 17 worst is that which d 910 4 Delectable-found d. and luscious. . 552 5 hard way sweet and d 744 8 ilium divinad 739 3 malim scribere 657 19 Delectationem-ad d. lectoris 94 1 Delere-licebit non adideris 904 8 Delft-yon pretty town is D 187 26