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NO No-an animated "no" 219 13 can't say "no," and won't. . . .139 20 Dan Cupid wrote 902 14 Heaven says no, no 315 13 spell no for me 902 14 this morning, sir 899 1 waspish word as "No" 907 4 yet say No to-day 899 16 Noah-and into N.'s Ark 460 7 doves of N. ne'er had roost 342 11 mouldy rolls of N.'s ark 141 17 prayer of N 626 13 Bince before N. was a sailor 434 3 when anchor'd safe 874 21 Nobilita3-sola est virtus 837 2 Nobility-destroy man's n 315 16 historic n. rests on 18 7 indispensable n. of ascent 25 4 mercy is n.'s true badge 324 12 my n. begins in me 24 15 of descent 25 4 virtue the only true n 837 2 see also Noility pp. 559. 560 Noble-and n. for the strong 440 18 and so great a figure 920 6 army of martyrs 495 9 by heritage 98 5 cowardice in n. breasts 146 9 do n. things, not dream them. .327 19 how n. in reason 491 25 last infirmity of n. mind 513 2 linketh n. minds 469 19 Living and n. Dead 725 9 man is a n. animal 488 3 man is God's image 492 26 man was n 812 l mind is here o'erthrown 515 25 minds which are naturally n. . .372 22 more n. to forgive 672 2 of justice is a n. fancy 415 6 of nature's own 106 1 ones with what they are 104 1 only n. to be good 25 15 ehow'st a n. vessel 251 24 sign of a n. soul 835 15 silence is most n " 907 3 so n. a master fallen 519 14 so n., however faulty 153 1 spur of n. minds 37 1 thought of n. blood 24 17

  • tis only n. to be good 328 23

to be n. we'll be good 374 3 what's brave what's n 83 14 work is alone n 908 6 see also Nobility pp. 559-560 Nobleman-degenerate n 24 4 Noblemen-brushers of n.'s clothes.152 6 Nobleness-endowments greater. .838 18 that lies in other men 560 l there are epidemics of n 559 15 to try for .....861 8 Nobler-ambition rise to n. heights.483 1 and the manlier one 181 19 came a n. guest 235 6 man is then, growth .487 19 no n. feeling than this 9 7 than a brave retreat 843 10 the n. the truth . . .819 12 thoughts to n. meditation 504 11 to something n. we attain 344 10 whether 'tis n 200 19 yet h. by great deeds 559 22 Nobles-bended as to Jove's 614 20 cut off the n 53 10 look backward and lose 259 21 so many great n 94 20 state without kings or n 331 3 Noblesse-oblige - 559 20 Noblest-earth^ n. thing, a woman.891 10 envy assails the n 227 5 feels the n. acts the best 441 6 gift of heaven 892 14 hateful love that I e'er 479 24 honest man's n. work of God . . 371 27 influenced by glory 624 3 nature framed for n. things — 517 24 of all the arts 40 17 Roman of them all 560 6 ruins of the n. man 534 21 serve man's n. ends 664 8 two n. of things 774 14 Nobly-he n. dared 160 12 soar n. got, or noble scar 374 14 serve nun n. in the 699 4 NOSE

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to do, n. to die. .' 543 23 Nobody-as I knows on 70 19 at home but Jumping Joan 369 22 don't think n. never made 70 19 I care for n., not 1 134 1 is n.'s business . . ; 86 20 knows and n. cares 232 11 there's n. at home 884 19 thing that n. believeB 67 3 with me at sea 730 21 Noceatur-ne cui n. deinde 413 20 Nocchier-basta al n. fugace 456 10 "Nocendum-ad n. tempus 798 18 Nocens-cum n. absolvitur 411 5 hand est n 346 11 nemo fit fato n 264 16 non sponte est n 346 11 Nocentem-caeca n. consilia 868 13 , lenti quasisse n 27 23 Nocet-id nobis maxime n 659 7 unus miseris omnibus n 394 7 Nocte-caliginosa n. premit 305 2 ignotique fonga n '.83 1 Noctes-atque dies patet 364 1 tecum requiescere n 226 7 trahit purpura n 291 23 Noctis-peetora crocEe, n. habent. .515 7 Nod-affects to n 321 19 and gives the n 322 9 chance to n. I'll rail and 499 24 love to see it lean and n 326 3 seemed resting on his n 591 10 son of Saturn gave the n 322 8 worthy Homer n 718 11 WynZien, Blynken and N 110 S Nodded-Dante n. imperial head.. 542 11 in token of warning, n 563 6 Nodding-hang n. o'er the deeps. .402 19 ire 're a'n. nid, nid, n 719 6 wreath'd with n. corn 51 21 Nodo-mutantem Protea n 94 14 Nodosities-of the oak 758 24 Nods-and Becks and wreathed.. .429 12 on Ossa Pelion n 532 17 Nodus-nisi dignus vindioe n 322 15 Noise-amidst n. of endless wars. .555 21 any n. bad or good 378 14 calumny is only the n .89 3 chamber deafe of n 720 24 dire was the n. of conflict 852 11 laughs with the n. of it 428 n like of a hidden brook 84 15 makes the greatest n 709 26 more the N. astounds 754 19 nor catch at n 345 5 of ancient trees 813 3 of falling weights 34 18 of many waters 863 5 of prosperous Rome 677 18 of threat'ning drum : . • • -856 25 shunn'st the n. of folly 558 7 sole n. that's heard 336 17 sweetest n. on earth 888 6 wi' flichterin n. an' glee 369 9 without light and n 795 21 with universal n 549 21 Noised-opposite of what is n 820 6 Noiseless-his work is n 794 2 tenour of their way 445 20 Noises-such discordant n 850 3 Noisy-herald of a n, world .... . .408 1 wheel was still 84 22 Noisyville-on-the Subway 553 1 Nolentem-fcrahunt 264 14 Noli-me tangere 698 17 Noll-for shortness called N 231 1 Nolle-idem velle et n 303 4 Nolunt-^ubi velis 896 20 Nom-commM dans ton n 439 2 si ce n'est pas son n 541 12 qu'un n. trop tdt fameux 259 10 Nome-quel termine nostro n 443 28 Nomen-ab exsequiis n. in ora. . . .258 22 alius quaere 235 9 clarum et venerabile n 542 22 domini mutant n. pauperes 334 1 movet urna n 170 10 poetarum cuius n 819 20 quam meum n 422 4 Nomenclature-began their n 525 12 Nomenque-erit indelebile 389 13 Nomina-^vitreo daturus n. ponto .387 21 Nbminanza-ei color d'erba 256 23 Nominate-a spade a spado 542 19 Nomination-accept your n 588 21 Nomine-mutato n. de te fabula. .755 10 Nominibus-falsiB n. imperium. , .590 20 Nominis-stat magni n. umbra . . .542 21 None-bad excuse, than n .639 16 both Regiments or n 841 11 find n. to remind me 469 7 shalt thou have 459 1 there is n. but he 309 20 with malice toward n 675 6 would they might seem n 712 15 Non-existence-passes into n 561 6 Nonsense-he talks dullest n 93 6 round the corner of n 673 19 through sense and n 602 17 time and n. scorning 270 22 see also Nonsense p. 560 Nonsuited-he is doomed to toss. .434 6 Nook-an obscure n. for me 565 8 booke and a shadie n 80 17 in Mrs. Todger's breast 888 14 while yet a n. is left 223 13 with a little book 78 22 Noon-amid the blaze of n 72 16 and every orange bud 572 12 by n. most cunningly did 446 4 dine exact at n 450 1 float amid liquid n 923 3 for the ardent n. to win 681 18 from morn to n. he fell 193 1 gave at n. a sadder light 184 8 heard amidst the lazy n. 336 17 heaven's immortal n 664 23 high n. behind the 116 18 I walked abroad at n 233 8 not attained its n 155 6 of thought 512 17 roses for ti>e n 351 12 shadow he treads on at n 761 18 sweet, delusive n 162 9 the very n. of night 512 19 'tis n. a calm unbroken 88 19 who left off at n 25 5 wings athwart the n 662 10 Noonday-blackness of n. night. . .456 9 clearer than the n 162 13 for the service of n 67 22 quiet holds the hill 88 20 toil when n. beams 203 13 wasteth at n 159 10 Noon-tide-and the n. night 735 20 - effulgence of n. ray 576 23 no weary n. heat 304 28 shells fly night and n 853 3 summer's n. air 194 18 when n. wakes anew 88 3 Noose-necks to gripe of n 619 14 Noram-matribus haedos n 127 9 Norman-faith than N. blood 25 15 Norman's Woe-reef of N. W 704 12 Norn-Mother-saw the whirlwind. 459 7 Norns-lap of the N '. . .322 11 North-and South come pilgrim t- . 786 1 and South do bound 228 20 anger came to N. and South. . .459 4 between the N. and South . . . .715 18 Blue of the wind-swept N 727 16 breathing of the n 418 21 countrymen, N. and South 588 21 frozen regions of the N 439 7 in triumph from the N 851 l nail conscious needle to n 392 9 points to the needle 201 2 sons of the N. advance 727 16 talk slid n 778 1 that class at the N 715 20 the n. is thine 877 9 the South, West, East 22 7 North America-savages of N. A. . 108 7 Northern-a n, barren height 272 1 ripened in our n. sky 487 19 this stormy n. sea 225 13 Northward-o'er the icy rocks 877 20 North-west-but mad North n 355 20 North-wind-the n.'s masonry 723 4 Norval-my name is N 542 16 Nor'wester-strong n.'s blowing. . .703 6 Nosce-e coelo descendit n 421 17 Nosces-^rem tibi quam n 570 14 Nose-cut off your n. to Bpite 639 23 down his innocent n 782 13 fine his n., his nostrils thin 378 15 flowres for his own n 599 4 fox hath got in his n 183 16