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HONEY-BEE HOPE

Honey-bee-that wanders all day , 63 23 Honey-bees-so work the h 64 H Honey-comb-besidetheirmightyh.64 13 feast on milk and h 27 16 honey and the h 774 22 not worthy of the h 160 4 Honeyed-fill stalks with h. sap. . . 578 11 kisses h. by oblivion 417 9 Love's most h. kiss 617 19 Honeysuckle-among the tilted h. . 381 12 one of those h. wives 869 19 see also Honeysuckle p. 372 Hong-Kong-in junks of old H. . . .538 15 Honi-soitquimalypense.24011,683 4 Honnetes-tres h. gens 102 18 Honneur-ce que defend l'h. . . 433 3 see also Honor pp. 372-375 Honni-que h. soit celui qui 240 11 Honor-add h. to the great 490 18 all in my power to h. you 345 18 allows what h. forbids 433 3 and clean mirth 100 24 and glory and tears 252 26 and h. us 459 7 any coulor to defend your h.. . . 645 14 as an h. to Shakespeare 701 6 belongs the undying h 918 1 be your shield 51 3 book of h. razed quite 729 2 but an empty bubble 598 4 carried our h. Bafe 725 12 chastity of h 108 13 comes by gold 325 17 conscious h. is to feel 131 6 debts than those of h. pay 307 1 deserving without h 289 14 dropsied h 186 19 est priBmium virtutis 835 19 fear God, h. the King 319 2 feel thei_grip 267 16

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.race's 197 6 full of h., wealth.... , 225 14 gives h. without deserving 289 14 held high our h 7 725 12 helps the hurt H. feels. . A 523 20 his h. decayed A 563 9 hold purpose and their h. . . . .296 13 in fair h.s field 1. ..210 11 in h. clear .753 7 is of man 82 12 jealous in h J. ..728 16 [Law] may we h. it /. . .434 19 loved I not h. more /. . . .472 19 love, nor h., wealth nor rjpw'r..356 18 maligners of his h 7. 612 4 men who love h 489 18 me with tears /. 667 12 money brings h. . . . '. 523 8 new-made h. doth forget 543 11 not h.'s law we must obey 841 18 obligation of h 841 20 of British Army depends 849 3 of the nation unstained 860 3 one vessel unto h 620 6 peace be maintained with h . . . 590 7 Peace with h 590 10 peaks of h., duty 849 17 pension list . . . a roll of h — 331 7 perseverance keeps h. bright. . .594 17 point of h 828 11 prophet is not without h 637 6 public h. is security 865 14 reward of virtue 835 19 sense of h. has other things. . . .429 11 set h. in one eye 113 24 shines with untarnished h 836 18 sinks where no commerce 134 12 sin to covet h 144 26 soldier's h. was composed 257 11 staff of h 17 8 that h. would thee do 225 2 titles of h. are like 492 18 toils of h. dignify repose 666 26 to him who shall win 252 26 to man his true h 619 13 unacceptable to country's h. . . . 843 2 unto the wife 870 7 very flea of his dog 277 5

  • s voice provoke 168 18

void of all h 652 15 welcome maids of h 834 7 were purchased 613 7 what h. hath humility 427 15 when h. dies 493 3 when h.'s at the stake 653 13 when H.'s sun declines.. 435 10 where h. may be crown 'd 702 17 woman's h. rests on 896 10 worth and h. clad 919 19 worth, courage, h 105 9 worth the h. of earth 920 12 see also Honor pp. 372-575 Honorable-alike in what we 715 24 ancient and h 31 1 Brutus is an h. man 782 23 by which h. shame acquires 520 23 death is better than 179 2 in the mass very h 102 18 , less h. and conscientious 894 7 object . . . that makes it h 853 4 to reach second 20 6 to your fame 861 7 unbecoming in h. man 774 4 see also Honor pp. 372-375 Honoratum-semper h. habeo . . . .325 1 Honored-by the muse 230 1 forever h. forever mourn'd 533 10 in their generations 373 11 it has h. us, may we honor it . .434 19 now but for his wealth .... 406 23 what makes him h 691 14 Honores-contemuere h. fortis. . . .295 8 dat census h 523 11 mutant Mores 493 17 per se cursurus h 761 5 tulit alter h 599 21 Honoribus-intaminatis fulgeth.. .836 18 plenus h. illis etiam 374 4 Honorificabilitudinitatibus 906 13 Honorious-'Twas then belike. . . .628 22 Honors-add greater h. to his age. 319 28 and despise h 295 8 bears his blushing h 492 1 birth-day of medical h 594 22 died full of h. and years.374 4, 533 14 did their white h. wed 279 18 fading h. of the dead 21 8 gave his h. to the world 176 21 great h. are great burdens 373 17 mindless of its just h 702 3 more than "Lady" 897 8 of any height of h 100 23 of genius are eternal 309 16 slnne in more substantial h 374 3 thrive when rather 374 13 to h. and employment 140 10 to offices and h 612 12 what he does h. man 374 11 who are deprived of h 461 16 wi' a' the h. three 803 9 Honos-auro venit h 325 17 Honrada-determina a ser h 888 2 Honte-le crime fait la h 148 13 Honteux-comme un renard 293 12 Hood-him that wears ah 207 2 page of H. may do a fellow. ... 94 8 talk of H. and Little John 755 3 Hooded-the friar h 291 10 Hoods-make not monks 35 26 Hoodwinked-surrender judgment.541 19 Hoof-basest horn of his h 324 7 of the horses shakes 379 3 Hoofs-medley of horns and h. . . .294 25 of a swinish multitude 435 3 Hook-at- one end 29 5 bait you h. an' keep on 635 21 bended h. shall pierce 29 12 by h. and crooke 133 6 caught as fish by a h 600 14 dost bait thy h 222 13 flung his golden h 526 4 he baited with a dragon's 29 8 leviathan with an h 29 4 put your h. through his 30 5 the kite the covered h 771 12 two-inched h. is better 28 25 was such as heads the end 28 26 your b. be hanging ready 571 7 Hookah-puffs from the h.-mouth. 778 1 Hookas-divine in h 804 5 Hook-nosed-fellow of Rome 856 6 Hooks-bait from fearful h 479 8 Hoop-about a h. of gold 406 15 's bewitching round 706 1 his body more 153 4 without ah 157 5 Hooping- after that out of all h. . . 898 13 Hoops-pot Bhall have ten h 638 3 with h. of steel 299 20 Hooting-at the glorious sun 662 10 of the screechowl 868 3 Hoots-owl, that nightly h 574 23 Hop-a little from her hand 479 17 for his profit I extol 877 6 Hope-abandon h. all ye 375 23 alive with sudden h 365 8 and fear alternate 96 1 and fear on account 131 4 and forward looking mind 516 16 as forlorn h 196 8 at end of H 173 4 baffles nature's h 612 10 balm and Iifeblood 375 3 bate a jot of right or h 255 6 blessed h. of truth 818 14 beyond shadow of a dream 388 22 break it to our h 636 12 brightest when it dawns 377 13 by colouring to display 576 23 changed for Despair 292 18 chastened H. that ever 100 16 cry, is there any h 320 6 dared Dot h. for 93 3 die when H. was gone 482 11 duration we cannot h 524 9 ebbs and flows 93 9 else whence this pleasing h 388 3 faith, h., charity 107 6 farewell h., farewell fear 376 19 final h. is flat despair 190 7 for a season bade farewell 294 19 for every woe 409 12 for fairer times 735 1 for peace do not h 589 20 for to-morrow 807 4 Fortune and H. adieu 233 4 fresh h. the lover's heart 558 8 from h. and fear set free 785 21

  • s gentle gem 288 4

heavenly height of h 832 16 he called belief 625 11 high h. for a low heaven 584 9 hits where h. is coldest 244 3 I dare not h. to please 329 4 in faith and h. the world 107 16 in h. of fair advantages 306 16 in h. to merit Heaven 359 23 in patient h. I rest 255 22 in trembling h. repose 107 7 is brightest when 681 10 is dumb 168 21 God shall be my h 319 27 kissed Love 482 11 labour and mirth 552 4 laid waste 730 2 leisure for Love or H 437 9 live upon tobacco and h 803 17 live without h 213 13 love can h. where Reason 473 9 Love had walked with H 482 11 mainspring of patriotism 586 S may succor, faith befriend 477 7 may vanish 96 10 men set their hearts upon 376 24 more h. of a fool 128 17 more plentiful than h 689 7 muddle of h. and readiness 105 11 my h., my hap, my Love 109 19 need h. for nothing 160 16 never bade me h., tie true 636 7 never comes that comes 363 7 never to h. again 685 26 no h.? sick man said 502 18 no h. when thou art gone 734 9 none without h. e'er lov'd 473 9 nor Joy, nor H. nor Fear 687 13 not for impossibilities 390 12 nothing from foreign 333 9 of France 842 6 out of h. of all 214 26 other h. had she none 663 21 over experience 869 18 perpetual breath 313 13 rather than fear 102 11 rose with much of h 70 10 seeing we have such h 741 16 shall cheer 161 7 shone when H. was born 530 6 smiled when your nativity 282 6 spin out h. to any 446 8 starves without a crumb 304 21