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shall them admonish 631 3 smiling are thy w 51 23 tell the many thousand w 472 16 that are dark 182 17 todresseggs 284 1 to pursue his w 504 18 to waste wealth 864 11 two w. of rising 760 15 vindicate the w. of God 493 JO walk the public w 621 n wandered all our w 798 9 wandering out of stony w 666 8 we all are going 802 11 wondrous in his w 316 16 Wayward-sisters depart in 855 11 Weak-and w. with eld 878 6 and needs him 468 17 assists hands however w. 27 96 a w. spot or two in a character.100 7 but the flesh is w 745 17 end and aim of w. ones 37 1 find out w. points 266 6 for the fallen and the w 268 * God hath chosen w. things 316 7 God strikes what is w 651 16 how w. a thing the heart 894 22 lest thou shouldst be w 271 IS minds led captive 6014 not w. of soul 271 13 protest of w. against strong.. .424 12 sin for one so w 607 6 so w. is man, so ignorant 627 11 so w. thou art that fools 481 16 surely the w. shall perish 924 19 they are w. they are strong—379 7 though I am w., yet God 626 » too w. to bear them long 409 90 world soft to the w 440 18 see also Weakness pp. 863, 864 Weaken-what we exaggerate. .. .864 4 Weakcr-if w. spare him 394 17 mankind will still be w 897 2 unto the w. vessel 870 7 Weakesfr-be in w. camp 216 23 by the w. minister 412 7 conceit in w. bodies 128 21 cord breaketh by w. pull 863 2» goes to the wall 864 > the w. in nature 789 6 Weakness-amiable w 863 91, 864 1 and his pains 652 16 be it a w 922 18 boast, O child of w 785 7 by its w. overcomes 531 11 childish w. to lament.. - 143 19 consciousness of your own w... 596 16 desire of fame the last w 258 9 from their conscious w 772 3 gives in your w. strength 269 19 hath brought thee nearer 472 19 he that believes that w. steers.. 889 8 let our w. be what it will 897 2 made perfect in w 756 4 of human nature 101 22 of the reasoning faculty 894 7 on both sides is the motto 653 20 subservient to virtue 24 2 their w. than our strength 581 3 thoughts of w. and of wrong.. .347 15 thy nature's w 241 14 weapon of her w 780 18 woo the means of w 1612 wrong because of w 68 8 see also Weakness pp. 863, 864 Weaknessca-in strongest minds. .380 14 Weal-indureth w. and woe 299 16 plunge for the common w 329 8 requires that a man 610 11 was our Country's w 584 24 Wealth-all that w. e'er gave 338 12 all the w. I had 310 17 and freedom reign 134 12 art and labour, to them is w... 786 8 by wisdom w. is won 881 13 combined w. and capital 331 8 cried up by birth or w 498 4 dropped her w. about her feet. 679 16 excess of w. is the cause of. ... 144 22 excludes but one evil 621 7 flinging my heart's w. away. . .792 5 for the w. you get 90 16 glory, and thy name 797 14 great soul's w. lies in heaps 80 8 had the w. of the Ctar 31 13 have little w. to lose 10 10 hazard not your w. 10 25 health and w. have missed me.417 16 her w. upon her back 869 17 I ask not, hope nor love 352 21 if we our w. obey 522 is a vexation 135 is means of refinement 866 lack of w. is easily repaired 621 1 let w. and commerce 560 live thy life in ample w 441 loss of w. is loss of dirt 351 make the yoke uneasy 498 man outlive his w 622 men of w. may venture 36 much w. how little worldlings..437 of Indian provinces 140 of seas, spoils of war 254 93 of the Indies 809 31 old sack is our w 876 19 place of departed w 621 18 poor man's w 720 23 possession of family w 24 2 precious w. lies buried 277 18 prodigal should waste w 517 19 sake of accumulating w 517 18 seal and guerdon of w 495 3 seamen, using all their w 548 17 some in their w 314 12 some w. without wit 289 14 sources of w. be boundless... .520 20 takes wings 435 10 that is forever yours 616 4 that ne'er encumbers 835 12 that sinews bought 715 14 thrive in w. amain 20 26 traitor who for w 854 IS 'i v.!., i the miser and his w. 590 18 type of all the w. to be 326 4 virtue after w 522 17 well-doing is my w 516 7 when w. is lost 463 5 where w. accumulates 913 19 which modern progress 635 7 worldly w. eonsumeth 299 16 ye find, another keeps 599 17 see also Wealth pp. 864-866 Wealthy-in my friends 300 5 Weans-are the w. in their beds... 55 15 fireside clime to w 369 10 Weapon-his w. wit 231 11 last and strongest w 551 3 of her weakness 780 18 of the Lord 229 10 only w. of advantage 572 1 satire's my w 690 14 superior to every w 745 19 that comes down as still 612 19 thoughts a w. stronger 305 9 Weaponless-himself, made arms..756 11 Weapons-buried war-like w 589 10 grasp the w. he has given 756 19 his w. holy saw of sacred writ.. 368 20 hint with the same w 406 97 rage supplies w 2823 their shower of w 106 5 want our w. come and get them586 19 women's w. water drops 28 IS Wear-an undeserv'd dignity 374 22 better to w. out than rust 908 18 get that I w 135 12 hat not much worse for w 355 12 I wear in my caubeen, 401 6 loth to w. it out 883 11 may not w. them 33 nothing to w. but clothes 561 nothing whatever to w 31 1 out at last 351 out the everlasting flint 286 take it and w. it 408 touching will wear gold 406 10 to w. for centuries 459 7 what thy soul doth w 737 13 which he must not w 243 20 will w. hard rocks hollow 594 14 will w. him in my heart's 491 27 Wearer-knows where the shoe... 7f>5 14 purchas'd by merit of the w... .374 22 Wearied-never can be w. out 789 1 souls w. into peace SSS 16 Weariness-art pale for w 527 17 can snore upon flint 669 20 forget his toil 875 1 may toss him to my breast... .327 12 WED of changes 23418 Opiate of idle W 80 16 Wearing-all that weight 436 11 his wisdom lightly 436 22 stick to w. o' the Green 401 6 the worse for w 658 u Wearisome-ft w. malady 356 14 Wears-attention w. active mind..513 10 faith but as the fashion 355 IS faith that w. well 255 3 fashion w. out more apparel. . .261 22 her clothes as if thrown on 3312 so w. she to him 500 1 Weary-age shall not w. them 922 6 and am overwrought 718 19 and ill at ease 539 7 andlsaew 200 8 are blessed 169 19 Boys, you are w 843 16 fall infirm and w 14 21 how w. stale, flat and 916 6 I'm w. often whiles 369 20 I w. thee 882 19 life-w. taker may fall 610 1 my Dearie, so w 719 18 not cease to w. Him 627 7 of dust and decay 792 5 of planning and toiling 2O3 3 of sowing for others 792 5 of these worldly bars 453 S of toil and of tears 792 8 O, w. reckoning. 479 2 say I'm w. say I'm sad....... 417 16 so w. with disasters 453 T there the w. be at rest 3fiO li Weasel-called "w. words" 9O5 18 like aw 123 8 nor wild cat will 676 3 Pop goes the w 521 15 Weather-bluest of summer w 7511 come the wild w 301 15 hour of fate's serenest w 265 6 if it prove fair w 133 7 in sad or singing w 481 18 in the mad spring w 69 17 it will be fair w 713 27 little we fear w. without 117 9 out of which foul w. proceeds. .451 2 pipe to smoke in cold w 328 S some are w.-wise 879 12 thoughts and sunny w 52 11 through cloudy w. 441 10 'tis always fair w 379 11 'twill endure wind and w 642 32 two women makes cold w 894 20 under this window in stormy w.500 8 walls must get the w. stain... .402 11 Weather-beaten-^rags retain..... 281 1 Weathered-pilot that w. storm.. .336 19 ship has w. every rack 4SB 14 Weathers-all sorts of w 826 2 holds its color in all w 255 3 Weave-heavenly roses 894 6 I can w. no more to-day 789 10 robe ye w. another wears. 599 17 the warp and w. the woof 362 23 the worm to w 436 9 Weaver-sat, his labor done 577 19 swifter than a w.'s shuttle 1H2 la Weavers-boast Pindaric skill... .776 16 sedentary w. of long tales 755 S ways of the tapestry w 90S 13 Weaving-pat tern which wasw.. .441 14 Web-and the w. ye mar 192 1 a w. of the wit 430 16 confin'd in her w.'s centre 745 7 from their own entrails 775 22 like the stained w 108 7 of our life is of mingled 452 15 our w. of fate we spin 265 18 sit in the middle of her w 745 6 unraveling the w. of Penelope..908 14 which poyeonous fancies 257 11 Webs-flood with swarthy w 773 If spread of more than common.. 755 22 written laws like spiders' w.... 4.'iO is Webster-like a steam engine 106 6 Wcbstuhl-sausenden W. der Zeit.794 16 Wed-as hearts are w 38 14 by destiny to hang or w 191 7 her for a mine of gold 267 1 in too much haste to w 591 8 neither plight nor w 165 14 not to woo honour, but w. it... 374 11