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FLUTE FOLLY

gauger played the f 540 14 is not to play the f 537 1 the keen call of thy f 389 20 plays but a boxwood f 69 17 soft complaining f 536 15 sound of f. and fiddle 157 19 too-too the f 540 11 Flute-note-velvet f. fell down. . . .537 IB Flutes-put your f. in accord 538 6 that flows and f . up 544 17 tune of f. kept stroke 704 1 Flutter-belle's in a f 829 3 Flutters-and flies in sunlit skies. .481 17 in blood, and panting 594 20 one f. in brocade 291 10 Fly-after summer merrily 57 16 as metaphysic wit can f 420 7 away, pretty moth 912 4 away with thee 201 6 bellies of f . require 591 11 birds can f. an why 11 22 captivate her favorite f 315 3 could f. to heaven 361 18 deadf. in dusty window 565 6

can f. or I can run 425 6 

I'd f . with thee 153 8 I f. hither and thither 667 12 in heart of an apple 500 10 I well know 122 14 lose a f. to catch a trout 29 3 man is not a f 249 9 nor dares she f 580 18 not where we would 903 16 not yet, 'tis just 239 2 or fight or f 113 22 or to drown a f 568 13 said a spider to a f 745 8 scorn to f 82 17 seem to f. it will pursue 900 9 shoot them as they f 922 20 stir but a string 745 7 swallows homeward f 69 18 swiftly there and 64 6 take wing and f 409 18 than from himself can f 363 12 that feeds on dung 404 23 then f. betimes 466 20 this rock shall f 83 12 thither would I f 572 9 those arrows f 500 17 those that run away and f 843 11 to him, bid Mm 889 18 to others we know not of 584 7 turn and f 143 2 'twill f . with the smoke 885 4 upon the wings of the wind .... 11 18 wherewith we f. to heaven 422 25 would If. away 201 12 wound him as they f 583 9 you f,. I pursue 882 IB see also Fly p. 282 Flying-borne down by the f 855 8 heaven's for f 738 3 I like f. well enough 11 20 on wings of winds came f. 353 24 what pursues 478 20 Fly-paper-so is apiece of f 552 12 Foam-dank wi' f 184 20 deep sea with f 52 18 drifting f. of restless sea 540 23 fair as the f . of the wave 401 7 flashing and feathery f 694 17 from thy conscience 130 16 green brink and running f 511 11 like f. on the river 463 9 like f. or sand 494 11 pop that will not t 370 8 roam o'er dark sea's f 549 6 she 'as ships on thef 684 14 the billows f 548 15 through mist . . - andf 505 10 white are decks with f 754 2 white f. of the Spring 557 4 whiter grows the f 238 12 see also Fly p. 282 Fobbed-as it is with rusty curb. .433 12 Foch-Marne and Ferdinand F. . .506 14 Focis-pro aris et f 844 15 Fodder-'s in the shock.. 52 14, 649 16 Foe-angry with my f 27 11 at another let in the f 852 14 a tim'rous f . and a 690 11 avowed, erect, the manly f 297 3 better brave the de'il 787 2 censure from a f 624 12 conquest to my f 176 19 crush the f. or sleep 846 10 deadliest f. of democracy 438 20 direst f. of courage 268 10 each brave f . was 136 14 every f . save death 571 1 ev'ry friend and ev'ry f 299 10 Fannius from f. did fly 763 11 for a flying f. a bridge 851 13 from my f. as from friend 299 17 his deadliest f 130 14 his f. was folly 231 11 I fear no f 318 8 if f. our love shall conquer 345 9 is now before us 852 25 know . . . friend and f Ill 26 lest our haughty f 729 5 meet the insulting f 82 14 my f. shows what I should. . . .299 17 my most malicious f 410 20 never made themselves a f 103 15 nor constant one as f 451 16 of man's dominion 797 11 of mice as well of men 195 1 one worthy man my f 604 9 open f. may prove a curse 298 2 overcome but half his f 832 20 taken by the insolent f 810 15 take up quarrel with the f 851 3 that comes with fearless 373 23 the constant one as f 880 26 the f.! they come! 844 1 there stood the f 854 11 to cross the sweet arts 516 20 to fear the f. since fear 269 19 to God was ne'er true 300 26 to human kind 872 16 tyrants ever sworn the f 588 1 unrelenting f. to love 293 4 walls the f . shall scale 847 11 we have one f 354 22 when the world was our f 847 16 who batter the f 728 7 whom I would wish a friend . . . 297 6 who never made a f 105 22 with f. combine 857 7 yield proud f 832 10 see also Enemy pp. 221, 222 Fcedera-mutus palrnae f 467 8 Foedum-nil dictu f. visuque 110 19 Foeman-slumberestataf.'sgates.726 16 Foemen-worthy of their steel. . . .855 6 Fremina-furens quid f. possit. . . .897 5 varium et mutabile, f 897 4 Fcenum-habet in cornu 27 22 Foes-above all f 223 14 by my f. I profit 285 13 fall over to my f 146 5 farewell my f 53 18 from this Island's f 32 10 ghosts of f . are many 853 1 greatly his f. he dreads 297 4 makes a character, makes f . . . . 106 15 men had been f . for life 783 16 'mongst all f 920 26 must have made f 221 22 my f. tell me plainly 285 13 pepper their f. 859 12 routed all his f 830 2 spake those wary f 905 10 strangers and f. do sunder 418 17 to repel her f 862 5 triumph in his overthrow 514 5 wort f. cannot find us 805 5 Fog-the Egyptians in their f 386 11 yellow f . came creeping 530 9 Foi-d'articles de f 255 7 la clart6 est la bonne f 596 26 si la bonne f. 6tait 684 9 Foibles-misery from f . springs . . . 828 14 Foil-Conquest but One could f . . . 583 1 hath no f. to set it off 660 20 of England's chair 825 22 put it to the f 335 21 Foiled-wanderer, often f . by Fate.582 8 Foin-turnoit les truies au f 95 20 Fol-est qui s'y fie 889 10 este" une fois bien f 880 11 Fold-like the wolf on the f 844 3 me up, as evening does 716 23 nestled still in every f 463 23 safe in the inner f 411 9 Shepherdess of England's f 337 18 thief into God's f 631 2 Folds^blows its f . aside 562 14 of deepest shade 718 6 your round of starry f 494 19 Foliage-fade among their f 899 2 fadeless f. round our head 562 13 fittest f. for a dream 812 12 their od'rous f. shed 880 14 through the dewy f . drips 526 9 walking amid their f 440 3 Folie-la plus courte f 2S3 28 qui vit sans f. n'est par 284 1 Folio-volumes in f 50 24 Folk-old f. and young 157 10 should have countenance 763 17 who sing or say . . . , 917 5 Folks-beginning to think 432 4 civil to F. he ne'er saw 394 19 deoldf. athgme...., 773 19 other f. are tossed on seas 567 17 squeamish f . cross by land .... 637 1 the sake of old-fashioned f 277 16 Folle-nom chi sen fida 896 8 Follies-and f . of the wise 447 3 count youthful f . . . . , 16 6 faults and f. known 241 14 into what new f . run 696 14 of the Age 831 17 others' f. teach us not 245 14 .. register of crimes, f 367 19 sum of all their f 892 9 that themselves commit 478 17 see also Folly pp. 283-285 Follow-ascend, I f. thee, safeguide564 17 beck of baleful star 97 24 come, f. me and leave 913 3 content to f. when we lead . . . .243 6 him to f. thou art bound 382 19 If.f.still 195 5 it in its flight 92 18 must rise and f. her 568 18 so fast they f 886 13 some must f., some command .620 1 strive to f . those 30 9 thee to the last gasp 699 15 to f . a man not go 649 12 up and f. her blindly 545 14 we f. and race in shifting. ..... 568 5 what is he they f 825 22 who f . me reach every state . . . 571 1 will f. thee alone 64 1 with a heart new-fir'd If 255 13 Followed-King himself had f. her 9 11 masters cannot be f 699 18 such are to be f 264 17 taughte, but first he f 629 22 thro' the world she f. him 533 3 Follower-lofty f . of the Sun 769 1 Followers-more f. than a thief. . .786 6 ways to advance her f 289 14 Followeth-who f. Love's behest. .472 6 Following-life through creatures . 450 7 Follows-an avenging God f 651 15 draws him yet she f 497 23 what f. I flee 635 16 Folly-accounted dangerous f 328 15 all they've taught me 892 1 but the f . of her sex 896 5 call it madness, f 505 23 experience from his f 245 11 extreme wisdom and f 673 21 flee from f . on every side 109 2 fool according to his f..284 20, 895 21 for it is f., vice and 437 22 glares at length 227 21 God called preaching f 630 14 grant f.'s prayers 626 1 hinder f.'s wish 626 1 his foe was f , 231 11 is cowardice, and prudence f. . . 197 19 knavery and f. to excuse 261 16 love goes in with f.'s dress 39 7 lovely woman stoops to f 890 1 may easily untie 303 13 mingle a little f 560 16 my joys to this are f. 505 14 nature will betray its f 547 9 new f. fills the town 408 23 of f., vice, disease 276 25 our feasts . . . have f 214 SO reach heaven in our f 360 14 rememberest not f 477 19 rout is f.'s circle 724 5 shoot f. as it flies 493 20 546 17