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1200 NOSE gave his n. and took't away . . .805 13 he turned up his n 664 2 into other men's porridge 301 1 jolly red n 204 17 neighbor lifts his n 218 3 not a n. from Tower Hill to ... 512 26 of Cleopatra 393 1 often wipe a bloody n 653 10 oft led by the n 47 10 re-echoes to his n 805 11 replies a Flea upon his n 277 2 snuffling with wrythed n. . 261 12 snug n. and has nimble tail. , . .549 5 that little retrousse n 392 5 that's his precious n 110 16 tumbles on his n 199 22 upon his face his own 200 7 was as sharp as a pen 176 16 why does thy n. look so blue.. .762 12 with Snipe-like n 197 16 see also Nose p. 561 Nosegay-near withered n 717 6 Nosegays-leave them for 19 19 poor Peggy hawkB n 679 16 that I in n. bound 834 6 Noses-give the lie, pull n 144 6 pleasant scents the n 413 7 to the grindstone 640 21 we must have bloody n 855 21 Nosse-velint omnes 436 1 Nostrils-breath is in his n 490 4 fine his nose, his n. thin 378 16 flames from their large n 764 2 Not-frei aus aller N 318 7 what has been and is n 873 2 Notches-on the blade 726 8 Note-a clearer n. is born 537 7 concave of that fluted n 537 IS deed of dreadful n 186 22 depths is heard thy n 868 4 doesn't run through one 538 9 each to other's n 919 2 first n. the hollow cuckoo 153 11 is more loud and free 427 16 Jupiter late looking into n. book . 652 9 lowest n. to top of compass. . . .539 16 nightingale's high n. is heard. .557 16 of it is his melancholy 506 1 of preparation 856 8 pipe a languid n 590 24 prolonging every n 215 7 raptures swell the n 460 23 silent n. Cupid strikes 535 19 simplest n. that swells gale 578 18 sinks the n. of fear 704 16 swells the n. of praise 537 3 - take n. O world 372 7 that means to be of n 924 l these are its sign and n 380 4 throstle with his n. so true 790 20 train me not with thy n 511 8 tune his merry n 813 19 Tu-who a merry n 878 4 weak chirp is her only n 75 9 when found make n. of it 297 16 when they moved by n 540 16 with a n. like thine 231 18 with its brooding n 597 8 yet in so sweet an 712 22 Noteless-as race from which 543 7 Notemus-vera ac falso n 421 26 Notes-banks we deposit our n — 795 2 brisk n. in sad cadence 157 6 by distance made sweet.505 16, 541 5 ever-ready n. of ridicule 520 2 few n. but strong 71 2 full n. closer grow 790 16 her thick-warbled n 569 1 hideous n. of woe 636 19 in dying n. discovers 536 16 in your n. his praise 624 18 join their n. in grand sound . . .184 4 molten golden n 68 4 never scare simple or gentle . . . 830 10 no sweet n. are ringing 427 19 Orpheus sing such n 713 8 reward the grateful n 776 16 sing with n. angelical 852 8 still your n. prolong 705 4 thrill deepest n. of wo 698 16 through thy pieroing n 415 12 thy liquid n. that dose 558 9 to Zion's bank 663 16 tuned to her sad state 558 11 warble his delicious n.. 557 17 warble sweet n. in the air 747 15 with many a winding bout . . . .604 1 Nothing-although there's n. in it 76 14 as he is now, n 636 11 believing in n. at all 66 16 brings me all things 706 23 but what astonishes 898 20 comes to us too soon 733 19 crown the tablet 910 13 did n. in particular 185 21 does n. with better grace 335 24 doing n. with deal of skill 424 10 don't mean n, not 'arf 850 14 else to count 13 25 gives to airy n 608 12 glory in hevin' n. o* the sort. . .633 18 great, or to be n 21 17 has n. sure, to do with thee — 349 20 having n. yet hath all 740 1 having n. yet possessing 615 9 I am of n. and to n. tend 910 is if not critical 151 26 in drawing n. up 283 17 in one word, just N. 913 IS I n. have and n. claim 910 13 is but what is not 826 17 is there to come 793 18 it began of n 65 20 it gets thee n 774 1 itself n. makes n. goes for n. . . -355 17 knows n. of its greatest men. . .341 24 laboriously doing n 424 16 learned n., forgotten n 436 7 love amiss than n. loved 467 21 man who is zealous for n 925 7 need hope for n 160 16 not for n. we life pursue 444 8 shrinks to n. in the grasp 259 23 something made of n 416 23 soon have n. to refuse 81 12 thank you for n 785 13 that I know n.. 423 8 the N. it set out from 449 13 they who have n. have little. . .615 7 those who n. have to say i778 3 to have n. is not 621 16 to need n. is divine 551 23 toothuch of n 638 8 was done if anything 7 19 when you are used to it 154 27 where n. wants 882 20 wise man loses n. if 463 4 with-holding and free 545 19 yet indeed is n 474 8 you gave me n. for 't 433 18 see also Nothingness p. 561 Nothingness-bearable than n, . /362 8 my n. soy wants 628 13 never pass into n 59 20 nothing proceeds from n 561 6 whole substantial thing 544 7 Nothings-such labour'd n 758 22 variety of mere n 831 3 NothwendigkehV-Anblick der N. .551 11 Notion-and foolish n 34 22 higher n. of rule of right 574 6 ultimate n. of right is 675 1 Notions-call old n. fudge 786 11 natural n. better than 789 18 ridiculous n. of Deity 662 11 with each other fought 42 24 Notissima-quodque malum 240 6 vie est n , . . . 91 16 Notre Pere-and the other N. P...627 17 Notus-qui n, nimis omnibus 386 9 Bibi quisque n. est 420 18 Nought-given for n. her priceless. 892 13 in this life sweet 506 3 horror, of falling into n 388 3 nay doth stand for n 895 7 venter n. have 641 12 Noun-verb and participle 426 6 Nourish-as a mortal thou must n.441 3 Nourished-in womb of pia mater 387 10 sea n. with lover's tears 479 7 Nourisher-in life's feast 720 11 of kinds 566 16 Nourisheth-bread n. the body . . , 544 2 Nourisbing-equal to capon in n.. .MM 18 Nourishmentr-envy and malice n . 492 a fed with n. divine 336 16 in frozen pasture 877 10 supply the same n. 77 4 NUMBERS they have their nourishment. . . 632 5 Nouvelle-e' est une n 554 9 Nouvelles-Afrique . . . produire.562 2 Novas-spes donare n. largus 875 20 Novel-given away by a NT 497 20 I've read in many an 369 11 Novelties-best of n. palls 562 3 Novelty^create this n. on Earth.. 891 22 pleased with n 830 23 what a n. what a chaos 490 26 see also Novelty pp. 561, 562 Novem-neque plures n 271 4 November-from N. to May 52 16 sunlight shames N 52 16 thirty days hath N 524 4 thundering from the North. . . . 184 4 see also November p. 562 Novi-ex Africa aliquid n 562 1 Novisti-si quid n. rectius 421 IS Novus-aliquid n. adjicit auctor. .688 6 Now-as we are n. so must 231 13 at last the fleeting n 304 22 eternal N. does always last .237 20 eternal n. shall ever last .238 5 I am not n. that which I have. 93 14 is the accepted time 793 16 not to come, it will be n 644 23 Nowhere-ah me! he's n. 575 12 found, or ev'rywhere 352 8 who is everywhere is n. 810 9 Nox-est perpetua 166 3 jam te premet n. 446 8 nulla secuta est 898 1 Nojrise-pcena par esto 650 3 Noxious-pines a n. shade diffuse .877 21 Nube-apte nubere, n. pari 498 15 eras vel atra n. pohun 446 9 Nubibus-nous dicimus in n. 386 19 semper sine n. aether 323 5 Nubila-anno soles et n. tot© 766 15 caput inter n. condit -688 19 nee n. nimbeis 323 6 tempora si f uerint n 291 1 Nuce-tjui e n. nucleum esse 551 3 Nuclei-of islets of reeds 687 11 Nucleum-qui e mice n. esse 551 8 Nuda-veritas 820 1 Nude-keep one from going n 561 7 Nudula-pallidula frigida n 737 11 Nudus-castra peto 134 17 Nuerte-que n. no le consuma. . . .793 7 Nugse-canone 603 4 seria ducent in mala 815 is Nugas-conatu r" *£"*"* n 816 7 Nugis-utinam his potius n 815 16 Nuisance-by night an. and by. .. 91 11 Nuit-dans l'eternelle n 795 21 il ne voit que la n 708 11 n'amene sa n. 162 11 Nuits-cequie j'dteamesn. 556 8 qu 'une n. pareil longue 556 9 Number-ask the n. of the steps. .777 24 by your n. than your light 752 10 happiness of greatest n. 350 16 in fresh numbers n. all 249 27 is certainly the cause 749 5 makes my n. more 271 7 none but the cloudless 767 17 naught cares he for n 723 4 of my years fulfilled 235 1 shew the n. of his slaine 366 5 small in n. but their valor 829 18 teach me my days to n 882 4 teach us to n. our days 15 22 three is always fortunate 771 8 Numbered-all our days are n. . . .763 4 hairs of our head are n 348 16 her beads while she n 763 4 hours are n. on floral 413 4 sands are n. that make up 452 23 Numbers-add to golden n. 639 3 and persuasive sound 740 4 brings home full n 833 11 by the mere force of n 332 16 good luck lies in odd n 484 20 lisped in n. for the n. came. ... 50 16 magic n. persuasive sound 536 11 odd n. most effectual 771 4 move harmonious n 789 2 of the fear'd 688 12 of suoh as do offend 711 6 round n. are always false. 486 8 sanctified the crime 534 II sing it not in mournful n 445 16