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1128 HOPE stream of h. flows 570 16 strength is felt from h 756 7 sure h. and trust 129 3 tell her of h 678 8 tender leaves of h 492 1 the burning h 121 13 there is none 855 13 thro' EC's, deluding glass 839 10 thrown from his h 294 7 to feed on h 902 12 to h. is to enjoy 636 6 to my heart comes 210 1 to the fainting heart 279 7 wealth I ask not, h. nor love.. .352 21 we never live, but h. to live . . .352 5 what can innocence h. for 395 20 what h. of harmony 539 17 what is h. but deceiving 213 13 when h. is small 10 24 when h. was high 195 6 while there's life there's.375 17, 444 23 white-handed H 255 4 whose h. still grovels 261 28 whose life was all men's h 364 7 with a h. that's dead 253 8 with banish'd H. no more 482 10 with forks and h 107 26 with h. exulting 299 8 with h. perseverant 901 10 without all h. of day 72 16 without h. of immortality 388 14 wreathed about neck of H 482 11 yet fooled with h 444 9 see also Hope pp. 375-378 Hoped-all things to be h. for 377 14 loved much, h. little 105 18 substance of things h. for 254 22 Hopeful-the mind is h 761 9 view of prospects 586 8 Hopes-adversity not without b... 9 19 aid it, h. of honest men 364 21 airy h. my children 725 7 became a part of earth's 99 22 belied our fears 170 6 better times, and sips 395 1 buoyant are thy h 923 7 but our h. beat high 447 22 defeated and o'erthrown 783 22 for constant love 252 22 have precarious life 375 26 his.h. as eager as ours 699 23 in adversity and fears 514 12 inspire new h 875 20 in these sunk h. of all men . . . .398 20 it ratifies h 399 6 long h. wear out joy 800 8 my h. are flown 714 6 my h. are not realized 376 25 neither h. deceive 134 14 new h. to raise 892 14 of continuance of life 619 11 of future years 22 14 of man 861 6 only by what it h 922 12 on the heart of 894 4 our h. cease 15 23 our h. have built 178 20 pays our h. with something 444 8 promise according to our h 636 8 reaps from the h 20 22 say without our h 488 14 seen my fondest h. decay 376 23 so my h. decay 498 17 stept between me and my h. . . . 383 18 to his mistress h. convey 828 21 upon my startled h 745 5 vain h. fall like flowers 254 20 whereon my h. delight 440 13 which late on h. depended 343 18 wholly h. to be ■ 635 1 see also Hope pp. 375-378 Hoping-patience is art of h 584 18 Hora-aum loquor h. fugit 797 1 felici optatius h 350 20 gan6 zomora en una h 678 1 mobilis alis h 798 17 neo levis h. potest 797 6 presens vix habet h 797 4 quro vitam dedit h 452 14 redire poteBt 797 3 vix habet h. fidem 305 15 volat h. por orbem 796 4 Horace-farewell H. whom I hated.265 19 giving poets a pill 702 1 he can quote H 657 20 nor suffers H. more 654 16 thus H. wrote 9 6 Horae-momento cita mors 795 9 Horam-qui prorogat h 446 10 Horas-cautum est in h 159 6 non numero nisi 767 24 non numero nisi serenas 767 17 sex h. somno 793 14 Horatio-in heaven and earth, H..596 23 in my mind's eye H 387 8 looked handsomely 517 23 say to-morrow 807 6 Horatius-laurel crowned H 800 13 lauriger H. quam dixisti 800 13 well H. kept the bridge 83 4 Horde-now one polished h 81 l Horis-omnibus h. sapit 880 17 sex h. dormire sat 793 14 Horizon-and on the h. black 750 2 death the h 767 20 in her H. doth appear 698 6 que l'h., saisi d'un 697 12 ruby from the h's. ring 770 6 sea's h. line 250 13 seized wito rosy 697 12 sun from the western h 770 5 which it forms 119 8 HorizontaHn h. position 235 11 into ah. line 604 19 Horloge-que cette h. existe 148 2 Horloger-et n'a pas d'h 148 2 Horn-basest h. of his hoof 324 7 blew from wreathed h 537 7 blow his wreathed h 114 3 faithful h. before 80 15 fed her exhausted h 527 16 for h. they stretch 353 16 full of good news 618 14 his hounds and his h 108 6 huntsman winds his h 108 l lends his pagan h 95 16 mild bull's golden h 324 18 my hoarse-sounding h 108 11 of h. and morn 108 5 of the hunter heard on 579 19 one blast upon bugle h 855 7 out her lavish h 19 8 pour'd through mellow h 505 16 that of transparent h 717 17 with her flowing h 51 21 with pellucid h. secured 80 G with the cheerful h 108 3 Horned-reign of the h. Owl 574 17 Hornet-when h. bangs in 369 13 Hornets-^tir up the h. . . 136 20, 136 22 Hornpipe-upon point of needle.. .745 10 Hornpipes-sings psalms to h 713 18 Horns-camel set out to get h. . . . 252 21 curst cow hath short h 145 4 has hay on his h 645 23 led by his h. to the altar 325 4 legs resemble the h 228 7 medley of h. and hoofs 294 25 o' the moon 37 6 planet gilds her h 751 1 well-tuned h 215 18 with its crooked h 143 10 with sliining h. hung out 525 10 Horny-handed-sons of toil 910 7 Horoscope-geminos h. vara 264 3 Horrendum-monstrum, h 688 19 Horrible-comfortless, h 554 5 Horrid-bad, she was h Ill 1 more h. yet to die 763 3 Horror-after dreams of h. comes. 588 2 brow of bragging h 669 3 filledupwithh 130 5 gild the brown h 528 21 heavy sat on every 267 24 itself in thnt fair scene 269 27 less h. than the punishment . . . 431 16 live in great h 191 7 on h.'s head horrors 665 19 screams of h. rend 268 17 secret dread, and inward h 388 3 wide extends his 878 10 Horrors-hail h 261 2 hail, infernal world 363 8 head h. accumulate 665 19 undistinguish'd h 857 is Horse-am not so poor ah 95 3 anger is like full-hot h 28 12 a wig and a wife 642 24 HOST cut out of entire diamond 897 22 dark h. which had never 611 16 Dobbin my fill-h 349 12 doth with horseman run 522 4 equal to h.'s strength 128 4 gift h. in the mouth 312 5 given h. in the mouth 312 23 God's me, my h 855 21 grey mare better h 870 6, 893 10 he has in his stable 613 10 hey for boot and h 923 10 I'm going to be a h 241 23 little dearer than his h 581 17 man's no h 41 18 may be the better h. or not — 870 6 my ox, my ass, my anything.. .870 19 not adventure has not h 917 on his pale h. 172 20 philosophy is a good h 596 18 plough go before the h 574 7 poet's h. accounted. 875 25 rosin o'er the h-'a hair 540 11 run then* h. to death 65 11 scarce would move ah 630 7 sent a troop of h 435 2 sits his iron h 552 11 something in a flying h 898 18 spirited h. which will 761 5 sumpter h. the back 32 20 tedious as is a tir'd h 81 8 to h., away 857 1 traced to one h 242 5 trains the docile h 779 16 want of a shoe the h 90 6 wine is h. of Parnassus 876 8 youth manages taxed h 334 16 see also Horse pp. 378, 379 Horseback-set a beggar on h 65 1 Horseleech-hath two daughters. 312 21 Horsemans'-crooked brand 843 1 horse doth with h. run away. . . 522 4 Horsemanship-the art of h 684 13 Horsemen-our chariots and our h.462 4 Horses-aa two and fifty h. 523 19 dressing eels or shoeing h. 778 5 golden-haired h 46 19 England hell for h. 223 4 hoof of the h. shakes 379 3 in h. is to be found 24 14 Italy a paradise for h. 223 4 mak e the best h Ill 14 small pamphlets to war h 461 14 spur your proud h 857 3 swap h. while crossing 95 3 taught to endure 797 2 that draw the chariot 611 3 women, h., power, war 778 1 Horsehoe-picked up a h.. .484 9, 484 13 Horse-trappings-ox wishes for h. . 94 17 Hort-bess'rer H 827 15 Hortensius-to his friend H 98 2 Hortere-nequidquam h 268 S3 Horteris-fortius ibit equus 761 5 Hose-youthful h., well. 16 IS Hospes-comesque corporis 737 11 nullus tam in 379 15 tempestas deferor h 345 11 Hospitable-my h. favours not . . .379 19 on h. thoughts intent 379 14 with h. ray 364 15 Hospital-taken to h 729 17 Hospitality-glory of house iB h.. .370 9 peace and n. might reign 31 18 see also Hospitality pp. 379, 380 Hospitas-adventus 206 22 Hospitio-tanquam ex h 166 8 Hospitium-hoc corpus, h 452 12 in amioi h. diverti 379 15 Host-a h. in himself 380 3 Ajax the great . . . himself h.340 21 an h. of tongues 553 19 be disloyal to a n 500 4 glorious h. of light 749 3 heaven's glittering h 769 12 Hesperus led starry h 750 22 I am your h 379 19 is like a fashionable h 799 19 mingling h. like ocean 851 16 mingling with the vulgar h 648 3 my Head if you find such H. . .394 19 of all the purple h 832 11 remembers things unsaid 345 12 such a numerous h. fled not . . . 687 9 that he himself is not h 379 4