in himself he will preach...449 8 prate and p. about what...312 f preach against it in the....269m preach a whole year.. ...347 p. impostures to the world.450 h p. without words of purity.451 h they may p. who please...648 k Preached-Friar p. against...505 f he preached to all men§....451 a manners ne'er were p.*....373 v practis'd what he preach'd.107 g practis'd what he p.........449 p p. as never sure to preach..449 r preached up patience......514 j Preacher-is no mean p.¶. 58 r judge not the preacher.....450 o lives well is the best p.....777 j met a p. there I knew......449 q p., too, his Sunday theme..436m sacred preacher cries.....347 b would I describe a p........450 g Preachers-most modern p.1..629 e the best of preachers§...... 40 h Preaches-God p., a noted.....450 i

my master p. patience to*.458 h this no saint preaches......273 n Preacheth-and p. patience.. 467 g Preaching-God calleth p.....450 o his p. much, but more .450 j praying's the end of p. 670 g p. down a daughter'st......451 q woman p. is like a dog's...450 p Precedence-allay the good*..158 t play at precedence with.. 1 b Precedent-fatal p. will plead.147 for which they have a p.696 recorded for a precedent*..438 Precept ending with some p.589

much in precept as in life 651 j Precepts-glorious p. draw...436 n rules and p. are of no......681 d Precious-became p. by death.176 8 jay more p. than the lark*.102 themselves more p. are...291 8 'tis a p. thing, when wives.644 v were most precious to me*.381 k Precipitates-p. with fast..... 51 a Precise-when art is too p. in. 23 j Precocity-as a miracle of p..340 u Precursor-is the p. of ruin..509dd Predecessor-illustrious p....500 Predestination-remov'd, p...158 a Predict-p. the times the......325 f Pre-eminence-regulated p.... 15 g Pre-existent-his p. state....206 x Prefer-folks p. in fact a....101 g Preference-in science, read. .516

preference, not exclusive.. 15 g preference to woman.......457 g Preferment-p. goes by letter* 92 a preferment is disgrace ..114 r Preferring-p. such to offices.481 8 wealth p. to eternal. ..642 j Pregnant-p, with all eternity604

p. with all that makes.....604 f Prejudice-p. blinds us.......490 j p. renders a man's virtue..490 i the prejudice is strong.....490 k through just prejudice... .490 i Prejudices-according to their734 t full of prejudices 784 n

p., friend, govern the......784m Prelate-without a prelate....519 o Prelude-play the p. of our§..360 c Premature-p.shoot of genius 706 e Prentice-p.hand she tried....654 w Preparation-diligent p... ...734 u dreadful note of p.*........639 q needs no preparation.......755 n p. for our defence.. Preparations-great as the p..594 y Prepare-p. to shed them now*591 t Prepared-and am p. to die*..308 v p. for war is one of the.....640 P p. in mind and resources...798 i p. on every side.. ..805m showed them p. on proper..120 g

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Prepares-p. for sickness, age.593 d prepares for war...... .734 v Preparing-p. to commit a sin743 c Prerogative-grand p. of.... .597 ข

p. of great men only.. ..771 a Presage-dreams p. some*....160

presage, as it were, of a....315 u Presagers-and dumbp. of my* 68 b Presbyterian-P. true blue....157 o Prescribe-p., apply, and call‡440 p Prescribes-doctor p. honey...180 i Prescription-p. to die when.*350 k Prescripts-narrow prescripts 72 r Presence and their majestic§529m better by their presence....318 r from whose unseen p. the..648 a its presence confessed......297 Napoleon's p. in the field...319 presence at a battle........319 i presence beautifies the........239 g p. of body came to be called 2 p. of the crowned king*....608 n proves the p. of the sun....619 e sex whose p. civilizes ours. 456 g sweet as the p. of woman..584 q the felt p. of the Deity.....567 v to depart her presence so..464 u to the presence in the room634 f who is this before whose p.490 b with thy presences .228 k Present-act in the living p.§. 5 a a dart the present glances..602 c content with the present..110 a enjoy the p. day, trusting..693 n enjoy the present hour... 110j ever-frowning present......105 in time there is no p.t.....186 k make me a present.. .....179 e make you a small present..179 e nor for present use alone. 426 d nor lose the present hour.. 110 i pleasures of the p. day.....347 b present fears are less* ..209 x p. is great with the future.769 n present hour alone is man's348 e p. is enough for commontt 151 b p. is the living sum-total...526 w should p. me with yours...176 o present to our grasp allow.267m p. we fling from us like....351 q present with the Lord...... 28 p. you with a man of mine*455 n present you with my books. 177n prey of the powerful p..... .779 i rejoice in the present......758 8 the light of the present. ..190 h the p. is a powerful deity..784 o the p. is our own; but.....601 n things present worst* .....155 q time be past, p., or to come 22 g vaunt your empty present.179 k when this, the p., palls....648m Presented-p. you with my...176 o Presents-I make p. to the....783

makes great presents... .706 makes presents to you... .178 i nor sends presents..........179 ? presents at once.. .770 d

presents," I often say...272 d p. to the posterity of those. 63 g p. worthy of your name....179 sell the presents which I...177 j to adapt presents to deserts175 e used to send me presents... 179 h Preservation-her times of p.*412 f in magic p. in the pages.... 64 k of our preservation........ 548 g p. of favored races.. .188 d Preserve-a disposition to p..454 c preserve as in a vial**.

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p., protect, and defend" it419 h we give and what we p.....559m Preserved-are p.and reposed.344m if p. in so great a contest...469 f preserved forever in amber324 g preserved us a nation ..... 214 i preserv'd my sheept... .361 m

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shines preserved in a tear..322 a Union; it must be p........468 u Preserves-creates p. destroys352 d preserves us a nation.......214m President-be right than be P.529 e Press-and no device-p. on!..492 n did Charity prevail the p...435 q from the p. than the pulpit.516 g p. a royal merchant down*.442m press bravely onward......674 n p. is the fourth estate......435 n press nearer to our side.. p. not a falling man too*...438 r p. on!-for in the grave.....492 n press the People's rights...436 n the press, the pulpit, and..124 o thyself in prees for dred... 65 c Pressed-p. between these....243m Pressure-he felt in the p.....664 a feel the pressure of a hand§448 j Presume-none p. to wear*...306 p. to lay their hand upon... .490 Presuming-p. on their......594 k Presumption-it is p. in us*...490 p

man's p. on to-morrow's...605 r pay for their presumption*640 b Presumptuous-p. man........369 o Pretence-charity, is mere p..518 forfeits all p. to fame......513 y loathing pretence he did... 85 q pretence and purpose of*..126 x sworn on every slight p....419 a theatrical pretence.. ..127 r Pretend-when all p. to know.337 h Pretended-a p. friend is......312 h Pretender-blessing the p....533m but who the pretender is...533m Pretends-man who p. to have691 a Pretexts-p. are not wanting..762 these false pretexts**, .290 i Pretty-it is a pretty p. thing.361 k she is p. to walk with......660

there's none like p. Sally..655 q 'tis p. to force together....596 i Prevail-God who is able to p.141 8 mighty and it will prevail.747 q should prevail in his suit..582 à Prevailed-p. with double....450m Prevaricate Ralpho, thou....143 t Prevaricated-p. with thy.....812 o Prevent-who does not p. a...688 b

wisely to prevent them... 570 s Prevention-p. from evil......512 e Prey-and his prey was mant. 87 o

and pounces on his prey... 47 e anger seeks its prey....... 17 k covert starts the fearful p.. 87 ƒ fleas that on him prey..... 323 b he deem'd his prey+........455 a his foot on the preyt....... 47 r leap upon thy prey... .....522 mourns to lose a prey...... 93 h must have prey.. ....311 c seized and secreted their p. 54 b sick of p., yet howling on..603 ? tiger, must have preyl... .166 i to fear the birds of prey*..439 b wrens make prey where*...669 ƒ yet a prey to all... ......871 v Preys-man on turkeys preys. 94 f preys on herself and is.....596 g soon preys upon itself*.....629 o to their preys do rouse*. .417 j Priam-P. checked his son's*.148 a Price-abatement and low p.*.364 all men have their price... 70 can bear so high a price....442 í death too high a price.. ..178 n earth gets its p. for whattt.102 u no p. is set on the lavishtt.102 u not peace at any price......470m raise the price of pork*. raise the price of hogs*. set forth with least price...649 q still the market pricel..... 71 the price for knowledge....189 b the p. were high that those 30 p

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value at a little price....... 79 vigilance is the p. of.......343 q Prices-all have p., from..... 70 o Prick-it is a p. it is a sting...361 k

sew, p. our fingers, dull....666 c Pricked-pricked and holden..230 b Prickly-p. thorn often bears..684 k Pricks-honour pricks me on*306 y kick against the ...714 e Pride-advance their pride*..231 e and pride so great*. ..147 u as we sink in pride... .273m be humble out of pride.....310 o blend our pleasure or our¶.310 b by the pride within.... .. 20 n coldness, p., or virtue.....655 e eternal soul of pride. ..192 fly p., says the*

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fools that pride can boast..254 k full of pride, upholdtt....228 e high minds, of native p....523 c his pride in reasoning.....517 k hues that wait on female p. 53 in poesy a decent pride.....478 e in pride, in reas'ning p...491 a I saw with gawdy pride. 47 f is love's true pride.. ..366 d itt's p. that putts the...... 23 8 let p. go afore, shame will.501 a lost their rounded pride...217 e modest unaffected pride....239 my high-blown pride*. ....491 k nodded with conscious p...355 l nor the p. nor ample pinion. 46 c outworks of suspicious p.t.646 a peacock in his p. beforet... 53 q pierce through p. and feart+4773 p., cruelty and ambition of.137 u p., disdain, and arrogance.735 e pride hath no other glass*. 491m p. in their port, defiance in.490 v p. is at the bottom of all...491 f p. is his own glass*. ......491 i p. made the devil, and......510 a p. of all others the most...490 t p. of greatness, or revenge.638 o pride of the gardener's.....238 g p. still is aiming at thet...491 a pride that apes humility...310 h pride that licks the dust‡.. 82 p pride the market-places.... 97 t p. the never-failing vicet...491 c pride, two bent knees

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p. was never made for man.322 r reproves the swelling p....790 j rich in their pride... rose with all her pride.. .242 T scruples are concealed p...788 n show itself but p., for*.....491m shows great p. or littlet....619 q sparks, pride, envy, and...765 spite of pride, in erringt...510 that perished in his pride¶.481 h the pedant's pride... ..824 o the pride of kingly sway*.. 1 c tow ring in her p. of place* 47 a vanity, and pride, and.....313 8 was then the pride of man. 491 d where is the p. of summer.609 ƒ who cries out on pride*.

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worth you shine the pride.673 k wretched was his pride..... 41 k Priest-been priest of Portagas456m inspires the pale-eyed p. **. 493 ƒ perhaps thou wert a priest+ 451 o p. hath his fee who comest+102 u than p. e'er chanted from.. 49 e this priest he merry is......450 ƒ writer, like a p., must be...428 d Priestcraft-p. never owns....451 o Priesthood-a perpetual p....353 v Priests-arms nor the gown. .421 p

laws and priests and kings.369 o p., tapers, temples, swim..361 r Prig-dear friend Orator P....462 a Primal-p. duties shine aloft¶164 p Prime-even in the prime*....362m

gather'd in their prime*...602m green p. the many, many..609 f in the prime of life.. 707 c laurel for the perfect p..... 11 d lovely April of her prime*.673 j of the joyous prime. ....197 i our autumn for our prime..604 c past their prime.... ..206 e quickly past the prime... 217 T we lose the p., to mark**..613 a Primer-armed with his p......170 ƒ Primeval-this is the forest p. §609 h Primitive-manner of p. man.457 q within the p. soultt ..596dd Primrose-and the pale p.**..393 € bright yellow primrose....239 d greets the p.'s birth.. .239 i pale p., nor the azur'd... .230 k p. banks how fair..... .239 f p. by a river's brim¶. .....239 q primrose down the brae....216 o primrose for a veil had¶...239 8 primrose opes its eye.......239 j p. path of dalliance treads* 451 j primrose was to him.. .239 9 soft, silken primrose**. .....136 r soft star-like primrose.....218 p sweet as the primrose.. ...239m sweet as the p. peeps.. .389 g the primrose pale.......... 219 q 'tis the first primrose......239 e welcome pale primrose .239 g when the p. makes a¶. 56 h wish I were a primrose. .239 d Primrose-eyes-p-e. each. 220 P Primroses-bountiful p. .239 o pale primroses, that die*...219 8 primroses are waken'd.....218 i p. burst where I stand.. ..239 h primroses by shelter'd rills. 218 k primroses make a capital..239 | primroses the spring ..239 r primroses will have ..224 g

tuft of evening primroses..240 a Primrose-stars-p-s. in the....540 f Prince-a p., the moment he..5357 a p. without letters is a.....534 g begging p. what beggar*...474 ƒ beyond a prince's delicates*112 e character of the P. of......422 g no Indian p. has to his.....595 c painted vest P. Voltiger had 22m p. can mak a belted knight.304 u P. Edward all in gold as he. 46 o prince of a State love......282 r p. of darkness is a*. ...153 o Prince of Peace was born.. 94 b p. who neglects or violates].626 b throw a prince as soon as..534 i treason to his p. 's person...608 c Princely-pricks the p. mind. 306 g Princes-and sat as princes**.298 9

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p., by which each slight....410 p p. has taken full effect..... 717 principle is ever my motto..491 q p. [patriotism] alone.......640 o subjects are rebels from p..481 n 'tis a p. of war that when..638 h why is this p. conceal'd....458 q Principles-and P. with Times 75 but the triumph of p.... decay of its principles.... 770 0deeply skilled in all the p..481 8 ez to my princerples, 1..t.491 r oftener chang'd their p..... 24 q on selfish principles.... 272 P p. of decorative art.. principles of eternal justice 282 8 principles of human liberty 38m p. of universal justice......66 i Print-although the p. be*.....90 n commeth in p. because he..429 a faith, he'll prent it.........435 k I will rhyme and print....429 k p. it, and shame the foolst.452 b print wears out, and at last.143 j print would then surpass..550m quarrel in p. by the book*. 68 e see one's name in print!.... 64 j some said, John p. it, others 64 h 'tis devils must print..... 452 a transforms old p. to zigzag 144 ƒ what's this? Print...... ..427 Printing-artisans in p... caused printing to be used* 452 c history of the art of p... 451 telegraphs, printing, gas...327 e Printer-the jour p. with gray 452 d Printers-which the p. have.. 65 p Prints-p. of worrying cares. .455 j Prior-abbot and p. were..... 48 a

beggars enjoy when p......111 c favor of p. does not........780 c hangs on princes' favor*...535 b made proud by princes*....231 e p. and lords may flourish..143 g p. govern all things-save..647 m princes learn no art truly..534 i p. that would their people..534 h p. were priviledg'd to kill..403 p so many proud p. and...... 74m that sweet aspect of p.*. ..535 b that thou so many p. at*...140 a the secret counsels of p. are 760 c women, like princes, find...261 i Princess-bracelet of the*.....435 a princess of the world*. .185 b princess wrought it me*...333 | Principal-man, who here‡...371 y the p. part of everything...679 d Principle-acts on that p......305 o don't believe in p.tt.. free trade is not a p. ......282 d health is the vital p........295 8 living rock of principle..... 79 g love is p., and has its.... ..357 8

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once was Matthew Prior...183 q Priority-observe degree, p.*.462 z Prism-poultry, prunes, and.. 73 a Prison-a palace and a prison! 99 a a prison of larger room....803 n in prison for debt.. ...44 p. where I live unto the*...49] w stone walls do not a prison.491 v Prisoned-nymph had p.tt....612 g p. in a parlour snug and....566 t Prisoner on the p. 's life*. poor the pris'ner and the...138 d p. in his twisted gyves*....364 takes the reason prisoner*.321 the poor, the prisoner......3882 k the prisoner's release......563 g Prison-house-secrets of my*.547 g Prisoners-lived happy p...... 47 € Privacy-of a sainted p...... 21 ! p., an obscure nook for me.420 t tumultuous p. of storm... 564 w Private-ambition of a p. man 486 g give me a private station...110 p is his private property.....428 one way in p., another in...691 7 post of honor is a private..109 private credit is wealth....123 A serv'd no private end‡.. .454 9 that private men enjoy*... 78 J the p. wound is deepest*...608 m therein tax any p. party*..491 p wash his soiled linen in p...788 c Privates-kings that p. have*. 73 ƒ Privilege-a nobler p. to......597 j

death is the p. of human...138 d p. for his merchandize......452 h privilege of putting him...283 b privilege permits my song..628 a sins do bear their p. on*....556 g Privileged-is p. beyond the...142 0 less privileged than grain..57 q princes were p. to kill......403 p Prize-all the prize is lost.... 13 o all we have left to prize...604 m art, obtains the prizet.. but their Prize a Sot‡.. climbing for the prize.. excels in what we prize....455 8.

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firmness gains the prize........337 w heedless hearts is lawful p.144 k joy, is virtue's prizet ..633 e men p. the thing ungain'd* 663 r none can prize it more.....538 paltry p. is hardly worth..662 h prize above my dukedom*..345 d p. has struck in fight.....329 1 Sylvia let me gain the p...361 q they p. them most who are. 65 o Timotheus yield the prize. 16 k what we have we prize not*483 8 Prized-is prized beyond the..240 q more p. than jewels rare... 8 a Probabilities-further than p.473 d range of p...

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.314 C Probability-keep p. in view..622 e Probable-truth may not.....793 d Probing-p. deep has ever....560 k Probity-p. is true honor.....803 r Problem-p. still for ustt.. ...101 o Proboscis-wreathed his**, Proceed-impossible you.. proceed ad infinitum. that I thus suddenly p.*...659 1 Process-not knowing the p...330 x slow p. of the doubtful.....480 w such was the process*.. 607 j with the p. of the sunst....598 c Proclaim-their great original 575 h Proclaimed-p. their*. ..423 f Proclivity-by necessity, by p.514 b Procrastination-no p..... .599 q p. is the thief of time. .604 d Proctors-with prudes for p.1.660 t Prodigal-and be no prodigal.226 r p.'s favourite-then worse¶ 152 q p. within the compass......511 j the generous prodigal.. .442 y the p. should wastet. .387 yet prodigal of ease.. ....347 e Prodigies-what p. surprise...348 d Prodigy-he calls it a prodigy.697 h the round-fac'd p. t'avert... 52 1 what a prodigy.... .371 r Produce-labor cannot p......838 v right of labor to its own p..338 v Produced-p. too slowly ever¶ 619 b

which a breath has p.......668 b Produces-idle life always p..715 f Product-dull p. of a scoffer s1429 x Production-p. of souls is the.571 p Productions-p. of the brain..161 h whose p. should take .429 w Profanation-in the less, foul* 653 x which it p. were for all but 87 n Profane-handle, to p. the....344 v hate the p. and vulgar.. .711 p p. the service of the dead*. 140m Profaned-p. the God-given...579 k profaned what was born...136 v Profanely-not to speak it p.. Profess-p. to be no less than*.83 8

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practise the p. which... ..680 h Professions-in limited p.*....595 liberal p. of good-will are.. 6b

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of all p., and in every place 95m Professors-p. of one faith*...522 b Profit-by my foes sir I profit*.252 r dead know it not, nor p....458 t expectation and closed with 63 r gained the most p. and..... 66 b greater profit than yours..179 p great profit yields... .269 b hence will profit come.....593 d hop for his p. I thus do.....650 e if you mean to profit.. 268 8 make any profit from it....269 f may profit by his errors....190 u no p. grows where is*, ..269 d profit from one's self. 705 p. of their shining nights*. 426 n really profit no one ... ....332k receive countenance and p.421 k there can be no profit......680 o SHAKESPEARE

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and read a promise there...492 p buds the p. of celestial...........492 u doubtful down and p. man.458 b failed the bright promise..196m hues of ancient promise....515 r I can p. to be upright.. ...758 f if thou keep p., I shall*. 93m keep the word of p. to our*492_r knowing your p. to met....611 f leaned on her wavering p.§.308 d mild arch of promise.... 515 p p. according to our hopes..492 q p. constantly redeems.....367 è promise-hope-believe. .204 j p. is most given when the..492 o promise more delights.. .539 k p. of exceeding joy. promise of his age*. promise of summer to be...542 k to promise is to give..... .784 t voice of promise....... .217 u

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no sadder p. can be given..870 p. is call'd impossibility*...646 o p. itself would have earned*419 n proof of the pudding is in..166 proof that he had rather...210 q proof to pass her down.....621 o splendid proof of genius...477 n sweetness yieldeth proof¶.598 ƒ the p. of justice lies not in. 774 'tis a common proof that*.. 14 d Proofs-all p. sleeping else*...328 d proofs of holy writ*. ...328 h Prop-a prop strong enough..485 i p. that doth sustain my*...150 b Props-main p. that sustain.. Propagate-draw nutrition, p‡ 349 h thou wilt propagate*.. .288 1 Propensities-their natural p.. 77 q Propensity-least p. to jeer..439 u Proper-a p. man as one shall*372 e

who broke no promise.....454 g zeal outruns his promise..245 i Promised-one that p. nought*147 g was promised on a time....477 x Promises-break our p. to pay 131 h green p. of youthful heat.. 9 j her promises are sure 522m his p. were, as he then was* 492 8 p. are like Adonis' gardens* 492 swells, the more it p.*. ..531 j the future keeps its p. .293 where most it promises*...189 k Promising-p. is the very air*.189 ? Promontory-I sat upon a p.*.383 j or blue promontory*. ..587 i see one p. (said Socrates)..410 k years around the p.........618 a Promote-p. commerce, and..574 g Prompt-in his duty p. at.....450 n Prompter-manager, actor, p.422 e surest p. of invention......414 h Prompts-which p. another....588 e Pronounce love, p. it*........663 k Proof-exhibit lucid proof....450 c give the world a proof... .146 f

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have made them proper....265 o Properties-p. of the human. .441 p Property-a p. of easiness*...458 u ask what property he has.. 80 8 coveteous of the p. of. ...687 a exclusive p. is a theft in....785 c himself as public property.620 t I take my p. wherever.. .785 a loses his own property..... .686 v not a property of a man....200m perpetuating our p. in... 15 እ p. has its duties as well.....483m property is theft. .785 b thirdly to property. ...529 b violent p. foredoes itself*..364 v Prophesy-a man may p*.. .....493 i now do I prophesy*. Prophet-father! no p.'s laws] 487 fear, the very worst p......699 o just p., let the damn'd. .512 j mantle of the p. seems§. ...624 r music is the P.'s art§... 406 a name of the Prophet-figs.500 8 p. descending from Sinai§..585m p. of evil! never hadst.....493 e p.'s mantle, ere his flight...493 b p.'s words were true.. sit on a prophet's seatt. sounds like a p.'s word. 301 f the best guesser the best p.735 d the historian is a 772 f with his prophet breath....233 h word unto the p. spoken...538 8 Prophetic-from the p. cell**.493 ƒ O my prophetic soul*. 493 h pause! p. of her end. prophetic eye of appetite.. prophetic glance. the voice prophetics.. to-morrow with p. ray". ...492 v Prophets-armed p. conquered768 n best of p. of the future....466 i champions are the p.* ..303 e God's p. of the Beautiful...478 h he made his p. poets... ..476 c lean-look'd p. whisper*. ..639 8 none of the prophets old...118 p often prove prophets*.. ...328 u perverts the Prophets]. ..513 w Propitious-always p..........808 w to whom they are p........ ..708 c Proportion-and no p. kept*...407 m fame in just proportion....203 g proper dignity and p.. 154 n p. of the whole to its parts.769 p p. to his contribution. 642 g proportion to our faith .489 q sweetness of proportion....190 w Proportioned-p. strength**...641 u p. to their sweetness.. .346 k Proportions-aerial p. and....425 i p., one limbe to another....371 b Propose-in passion we p.*...465aa why don't the men propose.661 8 Proposed-p. as things forgott 325 c Proposes-man p. but God....501ee

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p. makes few friends. .785 e p. makes friends and.. ...503 q prosperity is not without...107 p.'s the very bond of love*.493 to hav bent in prosperite...387 y when p. happily smiles..... 63 t who can stand prosperity.. 6 p Prosperous-fair prosperous*.268 g hope a prosperous end......489 c p. can not easily form......735 j p. man does not know......735 h succession of p. days... .785 g they become less p.... .745 h throw down the prosperous 735 'tis prosperous to be just++.622 n who is prosperous may.....701 t Prostitution-p. of a hand.....360 k prostitution of the name...264 e Prostrate-p. on earth the.....570 1

p. the beauteous ruin lies..536 b Protect-and I'll protect it....609

preserve, p., and defend.. 419 h Protecting-no p. power... 736 d Protection-protection and....482 i rude p. of the thorn.. ..610 o Protectors-the gods my p....707 q Protects-impudence p. you..324 a

p. the lingering dewdrop¶..549 j Protest-protest of the weak. 338 u Protestantism-p. of the ....519 r Protesting-a man p. against..621 m lost with much protesting..154 o Proteus-have sight of P..

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shall I hold this Proteus ...682 h Prototypes-bright p. on high.576 n Protracted-life p. is p. woe...348 c Proud-all the p. and mighty .347 i all the proud shall be ‡.....137 k

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and too p. to importune.... 70 p apt the poor are to be p....491 7 are the proud man's fees*..491m as proud as Lucifer... .490 q but if proud and gloomy...522 r Death, be not p., though....133 k death proud to take us*.... 70 k doth oft make women p.*..659 w else to be proud of.. 16 a for grief is proud and *. 288 i he is so plaguy p. that the*.491 h I am no proud Jack*. 83 r 491 j

I do hate a proud man*. instruct my sorrows to be*.569 y is proud of riches is a fool..643 e knowledge is p. that he.. 337 a made proud by princes*....231 e make men giddy, p., and... 298 overthrow the proud.. 709 k p. as a peeress, prouder‡...556 g p., conceited, talking spark.589 i p. in that they are not p...490 8 p. man, drest in a little....491 g proud of his designs ..550 j p. of the russling of his..... 23 d spirit of mortal be proud...490 w stoops not to be proud......118 8 that is p. eats up himself *.491 i the miserable proud. .279 h the proud he tam'd ..450 j they are proud in humility. 490 8 th' insulting proud.... .284 r too proud to be pleased.....173 g unlamented pass the p.....491 Prouder-despise me I'm the..490 r I ween was a prouder seen. 48 a prouder summer-blooms++.228 e prouder than rustling in*..491 n Proudly-which dost p. rise...370 q Prove-but to p. our might..637 c describe; they nothing p... 27 n letter sent to prove me.....448 d loath to p. reason with*....665 x preach about what others p.312 ƒ prove a friend........... .259 7

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p. an excuse for the glass..604 r p. by force of argument p. it by my long ears*. prove what Being is.. the papers to prove it. to prove it on thee to the*.. 73 to prove that God is not....770 g true before p. false again...157p Proved-first p. and found fit.620 8 never p. himself a fool t....651 t 'tis too much proved that*.313 b Proves-Hobbes clearly p.,that640 p. himself a bastard by his.430 b proves nothing but the....280 w Proving-p. absurd all written 570 y Provençal-dance and P. song. 649 n Provence-in P. call'd, "La.. 568 ƒ Proverb-a p. is one man's....493 8 hare of whom the proverb.*122 j the proverb holds good++...479 w Proverbs-discovered in its p..493 q proverbs of Solomon ..260 d

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p. receive their chief value. 68 k p. thus each other entertain 493 p sigh'd forth proverbs*.. .311 h speaks naught but p. 493 r you believe proverbs. 725 € Provide-God will provide.....799 y my cook and I'll provide*..309m Providence-assert eternal**. .510 h behind a frowning p.. ..509ii

beneficence of Providence..431 but trust in Providence.....509ƒƒ dispensation of Providence. 79 g eye me, blest P., and**. 641 u his providence out of our**.510 g little rubs which P. sends ..510 d nickname for Providence...785 i Providence by some happy.735m P., Foreknowledge**. .109 b Providence had sent a few..510

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provision only to the good**593 j Provisions-constitution in....627 d Provocation-ask you what p.‡72 t on proper provocation......120 g Provoke-that to p. in him*...523 z Provokes-p. me with.. .802 p Prow-and their head the p...410 q speed on her prow, and....551 o youth on the prow, and....672 j Prudence-and p. folly... .121 i by fortitude and prudence. 800ee courage and prudence 798 k forethought and prudence.736 k if there be prudence... .804 n in merest p. men should.... 16 j power save prudence.......736 d prefer silent prudence to...735 q prudence is the knowledge.736 è prudence must not be......736 a prudence points the way... 91 8 prudence than by force.... 736 j prudence than by passion..736 g p. that first forsakes.... 736 € to prudence bid adieu......777 n whoe'er imagines prudence 103 Prudent-be p.,and if you hear511 n choice of the prudent.... .567 u prudent counsels at home..736 b p. in the choice of his.......100 r Prudes-with p. for proctors+.660 t Prunello-all but leather ort..670 t Prunes-poultry, p. and prism 73 a Prunest-thou p. a rotten tree 610 6 Pruning-for want of p.*. Pry-pry on every side*..

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death, as the P.saith, is*... 139 Psalms-purloins the p.l.....513 u sings psalms to hornpipes*557 o sonnets turn'd to holy p...470 w Public-and the public show+.387 t and woo the public eye. ...446 p benefit of the public.. ...437 m British public in one of its.399 n covers of his book is p.....428 j divisions of the public.....435 8 he who serves the public is.785 p himself as p. property.. 620 immoral, incorrigible ‘p. 528 e it is not fit the p. trusts....620 8 kept from the public eye...428m life exempt from p. haunt. *350 ƒ man assumes a p. trust... 620 t man pays to the public.....202 z one way in private, another691 public debt being a public. 142 public honor is security.. .123 h p. moneys for the public...620 r p. office is a public trust...620 r p. office is a public trust...620 t p. officers are the servants.620 p. weal requires that a man482 speak in p. on the stage....462 d taste of the public.... 28 r the p. how many fools....785 n