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Jactat . . .608 7 Miluo-tenditur, neque m 356 1 Milvius-opertum m. hamum. . . .771 12 Mimic-low m. follies of a farce. . . 5 1 this m. wakes 202 12 winged m. of the words 520 2 Mimicked-beggarsinthestreete. . 3520 Mimsy-were the borogoves 560 13 Min-darkest meaning of a he. . . .403 7 Mmarum-iratum plena m 904 7 Mince-sur un m. chrystal 159 13 Mind-a blameless m 514 9 absence of m. we have 2 20 age carries away even the m. . . 17 20 allays an angry m 58 1 all is infinite M 316 19 a m. distress'd 669 8 amuse not enslave the m 90 1 and body both possess 30 8 and m. to m 477 11 and speech fail 309 14 annihilates and calls < ... 866 25 anxious about the future 305 23 a slight tincture 436 6 aspire to higher things 423 4 at bottom of business 407 9 base ignoble m 516 2 beauties of your m. adore 70 12 beauty of thy m 187 1 begins to boggle 579 8 bend thy m. to feel 619 20 beneficent of m 100 11 bent to holiness 368 20 best Ordinary 80 16 blinds the eyes of the m 600 13 blotted from his m 565 13 body filled and vacant m 669 21 by manly m 203 14 by owing owes not 336 26 by the divine M 706 14 captivate, inform the m 779 7 change their sky,' not their m. . 809 17 chaste breast and quiet m 472 19 cheer my m. in sorrow 509 19 cheer of m 876 26 chords in the human m 775 21 cleane through the m 248 21 comes on m. with like shock. . .340 9 communicate their m 744 12 concern the m. of God 627 6 conscious of innocence 691 13 conscious of its own rectitude. .516 10 consoler of the m 503 10 constancy to change them 132 is s' construction in the face 252 3 conversation image of m 744 14 cook were of my m 139 2 country has made up its m. . . .331 10 dagger of the m 34 16 dauntless temper of his m 881 7 deep into the generous m 621 11 discourse, banquet of the m 137 12 diseases of the m. impair 196 16 distinguish by the m 412 6 dwells in the m. and heart 426 10 effort of a valiant m 244 19 embarks in great courses 129 3 enlarges powers of m 779 15 error of eye directs our m 237 10 ever-restless m. of men 203 5 every m. its choice 113 12 every virtue bears in m 416 2 experience of mortal m 196 9 eyes are in his m 467 13 face so pleased my m 470 9 fairer was her m 60 21 fear has seized the m 268 22 fetterless m.! wandereth free.. .789 28 firm and constant m 352 24 firmnesaof m 881 1 first destroys their m 396 7 flowed to his m 458 21 flowering momenta of the m. ..742 14 food for the m .435 9 for changing his rn 94 2 forms the common m 217 21 fortune cannot change her rn.. .291 11 fountains of new-born m 53] 17 freeborn Iover*B m 86 24 from m.'s chilled sky 565 6 from man's m. doth flow 285 18 gallantry of m. consists 276 6 gentle m by gentle deeds 310 25 gives to her m. what he steals. 796 19 gods! with m. serene 691 7 goes also out of m 2 19 golden m. stoops not 306 16 grand prerogative of m, 790 S grief softens the m. 343 9 habit of m., faith in God 255 2 habit of the m 835 24 has a thousand eyes 246 21 has only feared and slept 489 8 haunts the guilty m 771 20 have a man s m 132 22 have thy m. withdrawn 445 11 health of the m 656 16 heart, and m. and thoughts. . .339 25 heaven of her m 62 27 heavy sat on every m 267 24 hidden in recesses of m 35 24 his m. capable of knowing 386 1 honor subdue your m 373 7 human m. makes progress 635 20 ignoble m.'s a slave 227 7 image in the m. 775 12 imagination is air of the m 386 18 immortal m. of man his image.488 26 immortal m. remains 388 19 index of a feeling m 251 3 indolence, sleerj of the m. 384 24 in feature and in m 310 23 influence on public m 47 19 in m. body or estate 12 6 in my m.'s eye, Horatio 387 8 in state of uncertainty 826 19 Instruction o'er the M 780 10 in the m. a fixed place 694 S in tranquility of m 350 22 invention of the m. 147 3 is bent to holiness 628 3 is hopeful 761 9 is not debauched 421 14 is soft contemplative 260 13 J acob 's- ladder of the m 504 1 2 joy, to glimmer in my m 375 13 keep a summer m. 101 16 keeps the m. steady 737 9 labyrinthine ways of my m 320 7 last infirmity of noble m 258 6 leads to dissipation of m 435 12 leaves her mate to m. 'em 356 2 lesse in m 707 14 lighter than the m 915 15 like a beard 602 16 little, narrow m 672 7 love exalts the m 58 20 love of fame spurs the m 258 10 low standard of it in his m 340 19 magic of the M.! 787 18 man but changed his m 95 18 man's body and his m 492 19 marble index of a m 694 14 may hover till it 633 10 Meccas of the m 338 14 medicine for a troubled m 544 9 minister to a m. diseas'd 503 27 move a woman's m 902 7 movements of the Eternal M...316 17 my m. is unsworn 563 13 my m. to me a kingdom is . . ..513 22 narrow circle m. contracts 344 20 narrow'd his m 308 21 noble m.'s delight 302 11 no blemish but the m 828 17 nobler in the m. to suffer 200 19 noblest m. the best 135 24 not in my perfect m 17 4 not with eyes but with m 478 22 of desultory man 830 23 of large general powers 309 7 of little Jowett 307 21 of man conscious 346 8 of the giver 69 3 oft the m. discovers 32 17 old in body, never in m 922 13 one end pursues 830 26 out of sighte out of m 506 6 own memory, like the m 507 14 padlock — on her m. 893 9 patient m. find solace 584 6 peace of m. and joy 135 2 perfect and pure m 299 16 philosophy inclineth man's m. .596 10 phosphorus and m. same 787 11 plead it in heart and m. 416 1 pleased to call your m 516 15 please the wine-sprung m. 399 6 pleasure of an abject m 891 1 poem is the poet's rn. 602 19 poppies for a weary m. 614 13 power to broaden the m 400 12 presence of m. in untried 101 18 proof of a degenerate m. 270 2 proof of a well trained m. 326 20 prosperity overspread the m. . .638 1 pure m. sees her forever 881 20 quiet m. from vain desires 134 14 quiet m. is richer 134 IS quite vacant ism. distressed. ..669 8 race of Shakespeare's m. 701 12 rapture warms the m 151 14 reading is to them. 656 16 reason rules the m. 588 12 recall the m. from senses 777 8 receives a secret aid 109 1 refresh the m. of man 540 5 relaxation relieves the m. 669 23 relaxing into sport 656 22 same m. as Thou art 668 8 schools, and laws and m. 890 14 sep'rate m. from m 830 27 serene for contemplation 373 14 set free from care 669 7 she had a frugal m. 600 16 show equal poverty of m. 307 2 shows a weak m. 637 14 simplicity is a state of m. 710 20 sin is a state of m. 711 24 sound m. in a sound body 356 23 spirit of the chainless m. 438 4 spoke the vacant m. 555 2 spur that pricks princely m 374 2 stale in thrifty m 640 1 steady on its keel 86 19 still be bent, still plotting 7 3 subconscious in. of the 86 16 sufferance doth o'erskip 343 14 sufferings touch the m 783 19 supports the m , supports. 375 3 takes a m. like Dannel's 637 4 talk only to conceal the m. . . .745 3 teach the m. its proper face ... 53 temper of his m. 829 15 temper of the m 226 14 tendinous part of the m. 877 13 terms our m.'s ascent 635 14 terror closes ears of the m 268 23 that builds for aye 548 9 that grows could not 39S 10 the m.'s all-gentle graces shine 63 16 the m.'s evil lusts 364 2 the m.'s the standard 739 18 them., the music breathing. .. 58 7 they don't m. it 444 4 those they have no m. to 710 24 thought from man's m. 660 11 thoughts that drop into the m.788 21 through my m. had passed 180 18 to ill thy m. is bent 890 11 to mirth and merriment 512 8 tongue of the M 48 3 torture of the m 131 15 torture to my m 568 4 traveled m., catholic m 809 6 troubled sea of the m 718 15 turns fool 285 28 untutored m. sees God 319 8 utters sound without m. 907 11 virtue but repose of m 838 27 well-formed m. would relish ... 141 8 well skill'd to forge 150 1 what is m.? No matter 514 17 when the m.'s free 296 6 whispers to the willing m 693 10 wine stimulates the m 876 12 with a pure m 319 25 with bad advice our better m. . 888 18 with equal m. what happens 913 7 with the bravest m 493 16 with undivided m 741 9