Pavilion-bis p. is dark waters.. ..331 IT Pavilions^of tender green 458 17 Pavor^-ubi intravit anitnoe p 208 22 Paw-lion's p. is all the law 850 6 Pawn-tor his fidelity 271 11 their experience 601 It the King's p. played 448 6 Pawned-an open hand 146 3 Pay-all bills m Heaven 450 19 and p. the costs 589 S as to p., Sir, I beg leave 306 20 cannot p. with money 523 S can p. you back you know... .418 14 common natures p. with what. 104 1 debt (too great to p.) 288 10 devil-and-all to p 192 9 devil top 102 it envy's a sharper spur than p... 48 21 every pleasure with a pain.... 600 it for poems, when they p 776 IS for their folly 276 t for their presumption 856 u glad life's arrears 442 t naj less and leas to p 450 18 has the least to p 450 It if I can't p., why I can owe... .914 1 p. thy poverty 622 is just ten sterling pounds 150 life would p. no more 451 make us p 47 man cannot choose but p 892 1 men in their own coin 671 must p. with hia body 523 no difference to our p 729 14 not p. you a shilling 576 10 repentance dear doth p 475 3 severely who require 884 1 shouldest vow and not p 841 4 that's what you p 90 1$ they sing, they will p 713 « those of honour p 307 I too much for your whistle 517 13 wants wherewith top 371 It way the deuce was to p 368 t we p. for its counterfeit 350 12 what I cannot p. is my own... 8111 who'll p. ihim 815 21 willing to p. the price 436 1 Payeront-ils chantent, Us p 713 S Paying-but two ways of p. debt. .331 1 more or leas to others p 363 SI Payment-day is fixed for p 160 13 eternal love and instant p 61S 1 no day for p 443 4 too little p. for so great 409 15 Pays-accent du p. ou 1'on 426 10 base ia the slave that p 716 7 coutume de leur p 223 18 it p. our hopes 444 8 liberty do mon p 586 6 owes not, but still p 336 2« qui sort bion son p 686 17 tax a man p. to public 341 23 thee naught 807 6 us naught but age 79S 1 Paysan^haque p. ait poule 211 It Pax-animi, quern cura 719 t et quies bonis 105 16 nisi p. qus&sita 844 14 see abo Peace pp. 588-591 Pea-beautiful p.'green boat 75 1 is but a wanton witch 591 8 left but one split p 549 20 Peace-above all earthly dignities. 131 It agency of p. has failed 851 t all the p. which springs 370 22 and good-will among men 617 12 and hospitality might 31 18 and rest at lenirth come 370 7 and rest can never dwell 303 7 and safely to all nations 860 8 and sweet content 692 17 and transport to my soul 376 14 angel of eternal p 606 18 arise the light of P 439 12 a shining p 555 3 as to p. parted souls 176 10 at any price 589 7 atdawnofP 173 4 a way to p 62fl 18 banner of P 855 14 beams of p. he laid 458 22 be at p. in crime 149 22 beggared of p. and joy 714 14 begin doing well in p 842 It better than miserable p 858 2 between equals can last 833 16 between two spirits 301 28 be with you 588 It blessed spirit of p 201 14 brooded o'er the hushed 11614 brothers in p 827 18 but acquisition of p 844 14 certain knot of p 720 23 churchyard's p 339 13 commerce and honest 753 6 courts his hand 760 13 deep dream of p 839 14 depths of heavenly p 504 12 ease nor p. heart can know... .392 7 entangle our p 753 14 exceeding p. had made 839 14 first in p., first in hearts 861 I fool when he holdeth hia p 284 18 forced upon the loser 833 16 for ever nold his p 741 3 for p. we have striven 859 6 for thy p. she shall endure 476 M friend of p 860 4 gain our p. should send top—131 16 gentJe eyes of p "856 17 glide in p 799 28 good war or a bad p 846 t go with a song of p 853 1 guide to that city of P 669 6 nas told me words of p 668 17 hath balsamed Pain 463 14 health, p. and competence €01 is he in p. is wounded 920 23 her paths are p 106 16 I couldn't live in p 710 28 impose conditions of p 335 1 in p. a charge 726 11 in p. and pride of sway 446 6 in p. Love tunes shepherd's.... 477 t in p. provides fit arms 291 11 in sight of p 311 It instead of death 832 10 into the p. of the Done 168 3 is its companion 415 4 its ten thousands [slays] 854 i its whisper of p 824 i joys consist in p. and ease 828 14 keeps all nature's p 352 t lay me down in p. and sleep.. .719 13 let us have p 588 20 lives at p. within himself 134 14 maintenance of p 815 21 make p. at last 852 it man of p. and war 843 12 marcher of p 117 18 means of preserving p. 859 • more precious than p 188 It must be framed 832 17 must be p. of victors 832 it must be p. without victory 833 It must be planted 188 la my p. is gone 358 6 never have p. of mind 770 la of Allah abide with you 627 It of conscience 255 t olive branch of p 853 2 on earth and mercy mild 117 la on earth, good-will 116 to only as breathing-time 843 7 overtake her perfect p 175 2 passing all understanding 114 14 paths of prosperity and p 861 3 pledge of p. and sunshine 656 6 possible to live in p 844 12 prefer most unfair p 588 a prefer victory to p 833 14 require p. and quietness 105 16 rest in p 232 10 Retrenchment, Reform 330 10 right more precious than p 860 8 rod and bird of p 685 27 secure world p 917 t show of war to have p 849 14 shield a shelter for p 686 12 sleep in p. on one straw 682 21 soft p. she brings 107 17 soft phrase of p 744 7 souls to love and p. attain C13 It terms of p. are discussed 917 20 terms of p. would rest 833 16 their p. and gladness lie 369 14 thousand years of p 68 13 thrice my p. was slain 180 21 to p. and rest 527 M to the gentle 230 I treasures, p. and health 864 M uproar the universal p 97 6 veriest dchool of p 307 t very principle of which 833 II vindicate principles of p 296 11 wayward sisters depart in p 855 11 we owe our P.. Liberty and.. .861 II where grew arts of war and p. .342 4 where p. and rest can never.. .376 IT which she has treasured 8tiO wicked rest in p. 76 will for a world p 917 with smooth-faced p 308 work us a perpetual p 117 world should be at p S4S U worth retire to p 14 21 wound of p. is surety 920 II see also Peace pp. 588-591 Peaceably-if we can ... .688 11, 8M 4 Peaceful-a p. old age awaita me.. 14 It lead a p. people into war 860 I shall thou end thy days. 5SS U tho' p. are brave 401 T would look good deal more p., .8*3 I zeal shall find 925 M Peace-maker-if is the only p 590 1 Peacemakers-necessity, best of p.561 U Peach-in the velvet of the p 742 > John-apple nor downy p 304 1 park where p. blossoms blew.. .619 21 see also Peach p. 591 Peacock-when I got to the P... .205 I see also Peacock p. 591 Peak-from p. to p. the rattling. .791 S hasn't been climbed yet 907 U king of the p 208 a put forth a diamond p 526 I upon a p. in Darien 607 I Peaks- image of these mighty p.. .849 17 of perpetual snow 88 U over the snowy p 122 M we had forgotten 849 IT Peal-chime in a p. one and all.... 67 II from its bells a sweet p. anew. .383 4 mingling p. on p 754 II of the thunder of life 454 u softly the loud p. dies <M U Pealed-answcr p. from that high. 320 I Pealing-loud again and louder... 67 i warpipes are p 851 T Pcar-eten of smalle p. grene 591 21 on a Catherine p. 252 u Pearl-a chain of p. 901 U as pure asap 108 u crested Fortune wears 781 I for carnal swine 818 II gate of p. and gold 337 u gray to p. and p. to gold 462 i hang a p. in every cowslip's... 194 1 hath the p. less whiteness 834 14 if all their sand wercp 870 M in bosome of the sea 56G II is a p. in woman's eye 405 11 like p. dropt from opening.... 529 T like sapphire, p. ana rich 281 I may in toad's head dwell 406 II of great price 406 I of orient p. a double row 1SS It of the soul 738 T propping 877 It shower of p 38 2 sow'd earth with Orient p 529 11 sprinckled with p 349 U that leaves the broken string. .302 I threw a p. away 479 I transform'd to orient p 783 I with comb of p 511 10 Pearls-as a string of p. to me—476 11 asked how p. did grow 188 II before swine 775 I from diamonds dropp'd 72218 of thought in Persian 603 II orient p. at random 904 14 orient p. from ev'ry shrub 7K9 It pierced the fair p 902 It puddly thought to Orient p.... 94 T quarelets of p 18* fl rarest diamonds and p. 406 I that were his eyes 96 t would search forp 236 tt Pearly-some a P. 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