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WORLD WORLD

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Washington and 459 5 gives the w. repose. . ; 223 14 give to the w, the beat 441 21 gleams that untravel'd w 245 13 glorious is w. of God around. . . 398 14 glory doth this w. put on 545 20 goes round forever 732 18 goes up and w. goes down 914 13 goes wheeling through 748 5 goes whispering 189 28 good-bye proud w 913 12 good deed in a naughty w 186 26 good in the w 820 7 goodness and truth in the w... .918 2 go to bed in another' w. 446 2 great w.'s altar stairs 345 4 great w. spin forever 96 17 guilt of this w. rests 345 22 half of the w. a bridegroom 501 23 half the w. away 275 9 half the w. besides 554 10 half the w. knows not. .422 20, 485 27 hand that rules the w. 531 22 hand which moves the w 629 4 hark, the w. so loud 76 6 harmoniously confused 574 10 has a thousand creeds 665 8 has blown over the w. 873 24 has grown gray 115 4 has made it sweet 538 16 has mantled aw. 160 25 has nothing to bestow 350 24 hath killed the w. above 468 6 have looked upon the w. 697 15 heart of the w 222 22 he, like the w. his ready visit. .721 15 herald of a noisy w 408 1 hero is the w.-man 365 10 history, the w.'s judgment. 368 l holds hate in fee 263 17 hold the w. but as the w. 916 12 hold the w. captive 623 22 honest, as this w. goes 372 4 honours to the w 176 21 horrors hail, infernal w 363 8 how's the w. a-usin' you 380 6 how the w. wags 798 22 hubofthew 82 3 I am in this earthly w 328 15 if all the w. were falcons 209 11 if the w. should in a pet 784 6 in all the w.'s new fashion 220 8 in every epoch of the w. 787 19 influence on this lower w 752 7 in left holds out this w 665 11 in need of men who 570 22' intercourse with the w 606 4 in the life of the w 296 12 in the ring of this w. 400 18 in the W. is our Inn 445 11 in the w. of dreams 204 6 in the w., of the w 459 2 in the w.'s audience hall 547 18 in the w.'s riper years 918 6 in the w. to come 235 11 in the w. two opinions alike. . . 569 20 in this better ordered w. 911 19 in this loathsome w. 84 11 in this topsy-turvy w 912 13 in this vicious w 831 14 into a w. unknown 22 16 into every corner of the w. 335 9 is a book 233 9, 913 18 is a city full of crooked 444 22 is a fine believing w 407 5 is all at our feet 471 10 is an Inn 444 10 is full of meat 112 9 is full of them, eo is heaven . . . 110 18 is given to lying 486 23 is good and the people good . . . 803 1 is knit with ties 733 25 is large when its weary 222 4 is man turned inside out 914 7 is mine 913 $0 is not for aye 96 4 is rich in resplendent eyes 249 5 is small when your enemy 222 4 is still deceived 183 19 is strewn with snares 500 6 is the temple of gods. 324 6 is too much with us 917 15 is weary of statesmen 188 8 is' wide, but love at last .467 17 it is an ugly w 914 16 itself at last free 860 5 itself is not long 792 11 its Veterans reward 450 8 jest and riddle of the w 491 9 just war since the w. began 853 4 kept the w. in awe 16812,19110 knows nothing of its greatest. .341 24 knows two, Home and 1 128 15 language of another w 554 21 last battle of the w 859 14 laughs at me. 133 22 laughs with you 430 6 learn the w. to know 422 20 leaves the w. to darkness 238 17 leave the w. no copy 153 3 lend me to the w 70 13 lesser God had made the w. . . . 148 1 let the w. expire 560 3 let the w. go 914 1 let the w. sink 7 2 let the w. slide 912 6 liberty of the w 29516,845 6 light of the bright w. dies 554 18 light of the w. essential 61 24 like a board with holes 2 6 like pleasures of the w 281 3 literary men all over the w. . . . 654 10 little of this great w. 744 7 little wisdom the w. governed., 333 14 lively Shadow-W. of Song 733 3 locks up its spoons 729 4 look round the habitable w. . . .327 6 Lord, Thou hast made this w. . 703 14 losers and w. forsakers 538 18 lost Mark Antony the w 892 8 loved in this w. of sorrow 841 5 love makes the w. go round . . . 467 3 loves a spice of wickedness. . . .868 8 made the w. a solitude 590 20 mad w. mad kings 916 9 mad w., my masters 916 23 maintain state of the w. 913 10 make him current to the w 490 18 make me such another w 479 3 make the whole w. kin 547 8 man is one w 489 17 man of the w 436 5, 554 3, 917 17 man's ingress into the w. 444 15 man walks the w 445 3 may not to the w. impart 279 14 meUorator of the w 85 20 miscalls a jail 634 10 mischiefs that vex this w 902 21 miserable w 284 30 molds the w. to himself 871 17 more fair and sweet 282 11 more than half the w. his 341 25 must be peopled 499 18 my all the w 112 1 mystery to the w. beyond 892 4 nakedness of indigent w 32 2 name at which w. grew pale. . .542 18 narrow limits of the w 195 13 natural and political w. ...... . 610 22 natural thing in the w. 37 3 nature hath made one w 43 9 nature too noble for the w.. . . . 560 4 necessity, mother of the w 551 19 never changed history of w 367 17 never have a quiet w 916 15 never have sought the w 914 9 never merry w 128 10 New W.'s child 426 24 New W.'s sons 224 13 new w. which is the old 482 8 nod unto the w 775 13 not a joy w. can give like 409 6 not a woe the blfealfc w. see 10Y 10 not for the w 902 4 not from the whole wide w 469 6 no joy but this 766 13 not on the outer w. for inward. 135 23 not our poet, but the w.'s 701 14 o'er half the w. to run 311 15 o'er the freshen'd w 655 14 of earthly blessings 776 10 offers homage to thee. . . ." 22 2 of happiness 68 4 of matter become a nerve 218 20 of vile ill-f avour'd faults 866 17 old folks know the w 196 4 Old W. maxim, Richesse oblige,865 4 Old W. moulds aside she threw.459 6 one thing in w. of value 737 8 one to face the w. with 465 13 one w is not sufficient. 1 915 13 on maps of the w. you will 531 12 on the edge of the w 810 4 on the new w. set ashore 874 21 on the passing w. to turn 435 26 opens a new w. 875 1 opinion is queen of the w 569 23 origin of the w 119 16 or the w.'s thy jail 888 16 our country is the w. . . . 585 13, 586 17 own act and on bhe w. 739 12 partial w. will listen 686 19 passes the glory of the w 313 18 passions that this w. deform. . . 838 27 pass through this w. but once. .440 10 peace to be found in the w.. . . .589 16 piety throw into the w 788 9 pilgrim in this w 27 1 pity makes the w. soft to 440 18 play withal this gewgaw w 468 6 pleasures of the w. cheap 717 9 pleasure, wealth my w 321 7 pour into the w. eternal streams. 58 14 pour upon the w. a flood 428 8 power or downfall 842 8 prayer is all w.'s, and mine. . . . 626 16 prayer is the w. in tune 629 l prison where I live unto the w.634 14 , proclaimeth, and what faults. .503 is produced for the w 905 3 Puritans gave the w 8 8 queen of the w 22 8, 677 16 rack of this tough w 651 18 recedes, it disappears 174 4 redeems itself 845 10 refresher of the w 862 19 resounding them to the w 257 6 riches of this w 864 13 ringed with the azure w 209 10 rising w. of waters 862 20 rolls into light 162 16 Rome's w. was set in arms .... 481 1 round the w. away 923 10 safe for democracy 188 18 satisfied with words 905 15 says "Go" 168 21 say to all the w. this was a 492 5 scarce less young 54 7 sceptre o'er slumbering w. . . . . . 557 8 sceptre of the w 322 25 sceptre to control the w. 17 8 search the w. for truth 693 25 secure amidst falling w 686 20 see a w. in a grain of sand 395 14 seeing but this w.'s idols 881 20 self-love and love of the w 363 25 sense of this w.'s life 301 6 sent a few men into the w. 854 15 shakers of the w. forever 538 18 shot heard round the w 845 23 should be at peace 848 12 should corrupt the w 155 1 should hear of him 298 3 show the w. what 244 19 since creation of the W 428 19 since God made the w 240 25 single handed move the w 622 11 sinks thus 749 24 sit astride the w 615 18 six days' work aw 147 12 sleep hath its own w 717 8 slender acquaintance with w. . . 9 3 slip out of the w 888 21 smooth the whole w. licks 192 11 smooth way through the vtr. . . .493 9 snug farm of the w 193 19 so loves to play 857 21