PROMEREAT Promoreat-cum is rlh{ p. 267 10 Promeret-auctaque p 672 22 Prometheus-as old as P 492 13 Promise-a land of p 509 10 and patience are wearing 506 14 and p. man 349 1 best p, constantly redeems 483 7 failed the bright p 252 23 himself another day 798 20 howe'er we p. hope, believe 375 11 how truly the P. runs 910 2 hues of ancient p 656 5 if thou keep p 115 24 knowing your p. to me 281 20 know my breach of p 901 8 leaned on her wavering p 376 12 mighty faith the p. sees 762 7 mild arch of p.! 656 , 3 no sure p. of the next 797 4 of exceeding joy hereafter 698 25 of his age 143 23 of summer to be 764 7 that if we but wait 796 3 what they p. to be 469 11 who broke nop 753 7 with a voice of p 279 7 zeal outruns his p 723 20 see also Promises p. 636 Promised-for p. joy 195 2 I was p. on a time 604 14 nought but beggary 186 21 Promises-all her p. are sure 119 4 future keeps its p 352 n great men . . . giants in p 474 4 green p. of youthful 13 16 our p. to pray 162 18 the more it p 559 7 where most it p 244 3 see also Promises p. 636 Promismg-is the very air 244 8 Promissor-feret hie p. hiatu 532 18 Promontory-blue p. with trees- . .775 13 few more years around the p.. .597 19 genius is a p 309 6 once I sat upon a p 511 9 rounded thep 163 26 see one p. one mountain 544 16 Promoter-of mutual aoquaintance617 12 Promotion-cometh neither from. 761 14 Prompt-me, plain and holy ..... 396 1 th' eternal sigh 352 7 Prompter-falling to the p.'s bell . 6 9 surest p. of invention 551 13 Promptitude-le trop de p 353 22 Pronounce-but "love" and "dove' 479 9 itfaithfully 902 4 the letter P 903 24 this sacred truth 350 15 Pronounced-'twas in Heaven p. . . 360 7 with affectionate 862 6 Pronouucmg-nimmi-pinimi 902 20 Pronuntiatio-quaj p., vultus 573 12 Proof-against thy charms 37 2 armed inp 700 8 being spirit truest p 63 1 common p. that lowliness 21 13 exhibit lucid p. that he 630 2 is call'd impossibility 872 5 itself would have earned 774 10 it should be rejected 790 9 my foul p. revise 235 6 no sadder p. can be given 488 16 of genius is a great poem 603 22 of the pudding in the eating. . .211 6 solemn p. to pass 818 22 soul has p. of divinity 739 3 sweetness yieldeth p 541 2 that he had rather 781 17 that they were born for 790 14 unconvinced by p 378 12 which is incapable of p 432 2 Proofs-all p. sleeping else 404 15 are aptly chosen 636 16 as p. of holy writ 404 13 Prop-but never p. him up 128 20 strong enough 622 11 Propagate-and rot 450 4 plant and p. a vine 874 21 which thou wilt p 343 22 Propagation-all our p.. 247 13 Propensity-least p. to jeer 502 7 Proper-man as one shall see 492 7 not alone a p. mate 496 17 Properanti-mora est 187 18 PROTESTANT
Properat-gratia cum fieri p 267 6 Propero-venit gloria non p 258 1 Propertied-voice was p 685 20 Properties-knows the p. of human.504 10 Property-accident not a p. of man.256 17 a p. of easiness 339 20 book is public p 49 2 consider himself public p 817 22 coveteous of p. of others 144 26 I recover my p 599 9 perpetuation of p 24 2 thirdly to p ". 674 10 violent p. foredoes itself 478 4 what p. he left 185 27 your own p. is concerned 272 11 see also Possession pp. 615, 616 Prophecies-not always prove p. . .637 11 Prophesy-a strain of p 459 7 over thy wounds do I p 534 21 presume to p. their date 265 2 sons and daughters shall p 839 15 see also Prophesy'pp. 636, 637 Prophesying- ancestral voices p. . . 636 22 Prophet-crescent, cross 770 16 descending from Sinai 770 4 fear the worst p 269 23 I love a p. of the soul 663 1 let the damn'd one dwell. . 650 28 looking backwards 368 2 mantle of the P 824 4 music is the P.'s art 537 18 name of the P. — figs 640 30 no p.'s laws I seek 625 15 ruckwarts gekehrter P 368 2 sit on a P.'s seat 152 4 the P.'s words were true 881 14 voice sounds like p.'s word 366 4 with his p. breath 457 16 word unto the p. spoken 693 10 see also Prophesy pp. 636, 637 Prophetic-eye of appetite 36 8 fancy with p. glance sees 353 14 hear the voice p 472 13 of her end 557 8 tomorrow with p. ray 868 25 see also Prophesy pp. 636, 637 Prophets-armed p. conquered — 851 4 Ason, and the p 310 10 best p. of the future is 582 6 his champions are the p 368 20 jesters do often prove p 405 10 law and the p 7 23 made his p. poeta 602 3 of the Beautiful 605 9 perverts the P 653 28 wan p. tent beside 58 14 whisper fearful change 856 24 see aJso Prophesy pp. 636, 637 Propitiate-^will p. the gods 662 8 Propitii-eui homini dii p 323 19 Propitious-beam p. shines 823 16 more than a p. gale 289 18 to whom they are p 323 19 Proponit-homo p. sed Deus 317 12 Proportion-dignity and p 194 15 du tout a sa partie* 309 8 for number or p 723 4 in p. to our faith 628 14 in p. to wholesome restraint. .439 14 length, and streight p 91 25 no p. kept 540 3 sweetness of p '. 245 21 to the worth of the thing 312 10 Proportioned-all p. termB 740 10 to human constitution 783 25 to their sweetness 442 19 Proportions-aerial p 40 4 full of p., one Krnbe to 489 16 Propose-anything rational 236 22 nothing 613 9 ourselves in passion we p 581 14 why don't the men p 898 25 Proposition-dedicated to the p. . .236 3 Propositions-of a lover 477 20 PropoBito-bono honestoque p 319 25 Proprie't6-la p., e'est le vol 616 12 lap. exclusive 615 2 Proprietor-of just applause 51 11 Propriety-to his standard of p.. . . 100 4 Propriis-excuBsus p 86 10 repletam vitiis 266 14 Proprio-sit pro p. perditum. . .._. .463 7 Proprium-ergo hoc p. est animi. .326 20 Props-sustain weight of 12 1 Prose-but p. run mad 608 5 drawl out measur'd p . .605 17 faire la p. sans le savoir '. .743 6 florid p. nor honied lies 602 7 for the pains of p 602 16 her younger sister 605 2 in eighteenth century was p.. . .461 18 in fewer words than p 604 17 in seventeenth, poetry 461 18 speak p. without knowing 743 6 verse will seem p 658 4 who writes p. builds 50 3 words in their best order 602 12 Proselytes-and converts 818 17 Proseminat-alia p. usus 245 5 Proserpina-talk too much of P.. .702 1 Prospect-every p. pleases 918 13 inp. rise 601 12 in waving p. stand 18 20 near approaches make p. less . . 352 25 noblest p. which a Scotchman.. 692 21 of interest 859 4 soon, the p. clearing 751 6 thy p. heaven 768 20 up and round the p. wide 694 10 within the p. of belief 67 2 Prospects-as distant p. please 195 4 brightening to the last 668 9 of your own country 586 8 shining p. rise 402 1 spirit shaped her p 67 4 Prosper-live long and p 802 13 mi* with men and p 423 12 pronoune'd the name of P 791 11 surer to p. than 637 22 treason doth never p 811 12 Prospered-mischief p. be virtue. . . 517 6 Prosperis-in rebus p. superbiam. .637 13 Prosperitas-simul utilitas 760 18 Prosperity-asks for fidelity 271 18 blessings of Old Testament .... 71 16 conceals its brightest ray 12 18 destroys appreciation 881 3 entangle our peace and p 753 14 fears in p 514 12 friendship makes p 301 12 in the day of p. be joyful 9 22 is not without fears 9 19 jest's p. lies in the ear J .405 11 limit to human p 263 12 makes friends 299 6 man to hav bent in p 733 24 one man who can stand p 9 21 paths of p. and peace 861 3 secure life and p 864 19 swells in puff'd p 291 11 they adorn p -757 10 when elated by p 516 12 within thy palaces 590 6 see also Prosperity pp. 637, 638 Prosperous-as p. morn in May. . .501 23 as they become less p 772 3 can not form 637 24 fair p. days 306 2 meets with p. ends 394 12 one who is p. may 290 20 she hath p. art 43 4 sleep during p. period 665 17 'tis p. to be just 820 16 see also Prosperity pp. 637, 638 Prospers-as business p. or fails. . . 87 16 in some happy shade 521 5 turns ashes or it p 376 24 Prosperum-ac f utura sunt p 149 8 Prospicere-quee f utura sunt p 306 8 Prostitution-of a hand 465 14 of a name 301 23 Prostrate-kneel or p. fall 337 19 let me fall p 778 22 on earth the bleeding 729 6 the beauteous ruin lies 687 10 Protea-mutantem P. nodo 94 14 Protect-I'll p. it now 813 10 may she p. thee 179 20 melancholy god p. thee 516 5 Protected-under his arm to be p..890 6 Protection-and patriotism 611 2 rude p. of the thorn 814 8 Protective-blotches on beetle's. . .528 4 Protector-my lord p.'s hawkB 355 22 Protectors-the Gods my p 322 17 Proteges-posterity of p 552 n Protest- -of weak against strong.. .424 12 Protestant-protestantism of P.. . .661 18
