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the w. well tried-the......646 b the w., with all its motley.667 the worship of the world...535 j they, the movers of the w.. 67 e thing in the 'versal world.. 2 c thinks in his spirit in the w.597 x this bank-note world.......389 p this gewgaw w. and put....357 w this loathsome world*. .279 € this pendent world**. ..668 x this restless w. is full of...667 p this workday world++. ..360 f this w. is not for aye* 76 g this world never satisfies§.657 h this world surely is wide..669 k those who in this world....232 n thoughts rule the world....596 o thou mother of the world..414 thou sun, of this great w. **584 b till I eat the world at last..603 r time enough to find a w.tt.668 r time short in this world....599 d 'tis a mad w. (my masters) 607 p to peep at such a world....110k to the w. no bugbear is soț. 484 v true Sovereign of the w....668 a 'twas never merry world*.. 103 g unheard by the world......488 r vanity to persuade the w...344 8 very good world to live in..669 a very worst w.that ever was.669 a violence roundabout the*..140 i visions of the other world.568 w visitations daze the world..319 ƒ was all the w. and his wife.669 way through the world.....873 i weary w.to sleep are gane.560m we enter the world alone...566 y weep not that the world.... 74 å were the w. now as it was.. 27 x western w. believe and‡....537 c what a world were....... 268 what is in this w.but grief*150 a what is the w. to him now.797k

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w. in the spotless ermine§..532 h Wrapper-your folded w.... .225 f Wrath-bruising irons of w.*..639 o dews his wrath allay.. 17 n grapes of wrath are stored. 527 v heat, O intermit thy wrath.543 f I told it not, my w. did grow 17 e I told my w., my w. did end 17e measure of my wrath*.. ..... 17 r

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teacher and the taught are 455 f that dies married young*..377 n the luve o' life's y. day.....380 r the y. men's vision, and....634 d these young things lie.. 90 f though I am young, I scorn 654 thus you seem young. ......178 p to be seventy years y. is.... 10 b to be young is to be as.....672 1 to be y. was very heaven¶.. 62 b to warm her y. and to teach 57 a when I was young. when we were young.. 755 a when young and old, and..605 k which always find us y.....672 whilest that the childe is y.455 k whom the gods love dies y.690 g wives are young men's.....644 p world and love were young 361 t y., all health and pleasure.604 p young are just on trial.....262 r y. fellows will be young....671 t young, I said to sorrow....570 r y. men are fitter to invent .671 r young men are fools.. ...251 g young men for what they..778 i y. men soon give and soon.. 77 h young men think old. 251 g young without lovers.. .349 n Younger-thy love be y. than*659 u You-as we are now so must..183 c as you and you as he* .....151 v Yours-better I were not y.*..306 8 if your riches are yours....500 d is it yours... ...805 e

it begins to be yours........174 p room for, Yours sincerely..448 k what is yours is mine.......508 n Yourself-may to y. be true...367 r

unbelief in yourself..... .626 n you never look at yourself.681 c Yourselves-not have done to. 508 8 Youth-a bold y. so swift.....663 c age 'twixt boy and youth..574 j ah youth! forever deart....672m all the pleasures of youth..754 i and youth is vain.... as I approve of a youth that672 8 aspiring y. beware of love..367 b aspiring youth that fired...200 p a youth of frolicst ....349 n

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ay. to whom was given¶...673 o beardless youth manages..283 b beauty, for confiding y...466 d bounds of freakish youth..291 a come best in youth... condemns itself in youth...387 n crabbed age and y. cannot*673 € done it from my youth.. .....290 q ere youth had sped... .........223 feeling of Eternity in youth672 1 fit to instruct her youth*...455 o flourish in immortal youth.315m follow'd baffled youth.... 78 a for youth no less becomes* 673 ƒ great is youth... 287 O gulf-stream of our y, may§. 10 hail, blooming Youth. 673 X hare is madness the youth*.592 w heart is gone, ere youth... 62 j his y. 'gainst time and......601 q home-keeping y. have*. ..304 p Hope and Y. are children...308 x how beautiful is youths.. ....672 p in flower of youth and.. 69 p ingenious youth of nations 455 e in my y. I never did apply*.12 a in pride of y., and felt......543 g in the lexicon of youth.....196 n in y. and beauty wisdom‡..650 u in youth it sheltered me....609 in y. we come fill'd with....651 v it is for youth to acquire...676 k it the prime of youth*.. ...400 x life with wiser youth.... ..582 long kiss, a kiss of youth..334 c long stood the noble youth.661 j |

loveless y. to unrespected‡. 82 s loves the meat in his youth* 26 d May-morn of his youth*. ..673 more perilous to youth.. ..369 more than a youth is not*. .159 a nature of tender youth.....753 p no less than youth itself§.. 10 i now green in youth, nowt..871 e one has wished for in youth795m our youth, our joys, and all601 v passionate youth expires...460 o recounts the feats of youth 12 i retention of the spirit of y.. 80 j roses for the flush of youth 11 d shining y. into the shade...142 s something of the youth....672 b spirit of y. in everything*..892 k spring, like youth, fresh... 9 j steals from her youth... 601 j

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summer of your youth.....673 a the flourish set on youth*..602 v the joy of y. and health her 655 therewith a youth to snare.318 t the spirit of a youth*. ...673 t those of youth a seeming..346 k 'tis not on youth's smooth]. 62 j 'tis not what our y. desires.671 q 'tis youth's frenzy-but...357 a to the delusion of Youth... 9 k thy youth hath fled 10 น vehemence of youth........195 o vivacity and novelty of y...516 b warm'd with youth's blood. 87 f wear out thy youth*.. ...313 n where unbruised youth*.. ... 72 j who die in youth. who would not be that y...468 a why I love this youth*. .363 l woe to the youth.. .203 v worm is in the bud of y....143 f years of his youth... .252 h

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y. and only youth requires.673 n youth and pleasure meet]..128 e youth and pleasure sport..522 youth beguiled the chase...155 d youth comes but once§.....672 8 youth disports in that......522 y. dreams a bliss on this....671 q youth fades; love droops...307 youth gave love and roses.. 10 t y., health, and hope may...620 a y. holds no society with....672 h youth, hope and love§......189 g y.! how buoyant are thy...672 n youth I do adore thee*.....673 e Y. is a blunder; Manhood a 9 youth is full of pleasance*.673 e youth is full of sport*. ..673 e youth is hot and bold*.....673 e y. is nimble, age is lame*...673 e youth is not rich in time...673 q y. is to all the glad season..672 a y. is too hasty with words..797 d y. is wild, and age is tame* 673 e youth like summer morn*..673 e y. makes so fair and passion 234 p youth of earlier days...... 753 Y. of labour with an age.... 9 youth of pleasure wasteful.345 u Y. on the prow, and. .672 j youth perpetual dwells in§. 162 n youth pined away with.....245 n youth replies I can.........163 n y. should be a savings-bank673 7 y. should watch joys and..672 f youth soon is gone.. 75 a

youth, talents, beauty, thus 11 h y., that pursuest with such 672 u y. to age a reverend hermit567 j y. to fortune and to fame...379 c y. waneth by increasing....601 q y. we can have but to-day,.671 s y. what man's age is like to 672 e youth when it is luxuriant.341m Youthful-word had in my y.. 60 ƒ Youths-heard both y. and. .628 d O happy unown'd youths..672 i