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d. that threaten him every.688 n d. thou canst make us......325 n himself often to dangers...703 e it is in great d. that we.....760 ƒ lov'd me for the dangers*..365 a sing the dangers of the sea. 446 b the dangers of the seas....304 j those who brave its d.§... 460 d Daniel-D. come to judgment*331 7 well languag'd Danyel... .889 Danny-they're hangin' D....443 k Dante-and D. nodded his.....409 e Dante sleeps afar.. 98 b on Dante's track.. 299 t purple lilies D. blew.. Dapples-d. the drowsy east*.625 j Dare-are slaves who d. not††.559 o cowards if they dare......121 d coward that would not d...469 k dare, and yet I may not....158 q dare the elements to strife 551 p dare to act! Even..........689 e d. to be true, nothing can..622 g dare to do our duty as we..529 j dare to malign him.... 276 n d. to write as funny as I....3810 y fain would I but I d. not....158 q former d. but what it can*.651 o I dare a little the more.....623 a I dare do all that may*.. ..119 n "I dare not" wait upon, "I*122 if you do not d. to die you 755m no, no, I dare not...

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that dare as well answer*..558 x the hearts that dare are... 85 d truest valour to d. to live..628 i what man dare I dare*. ..130 j what they d. to dream oft+130 e will to do, the soul to dare.383 t woman, gentle woman, d...660 k you must not dare for*....382 8 Dared-and dared the sturdy.239 p none hath d., thou hast....137 u thought he nobly dared.+..130 d we dared not even to hope.681 7 Dares-bearing all mischance.582 v bravely dares the danger..208 n dares not put it to. .130 f dares this pair of boots. 130 g that dares love attempt*...363 a 'Tis much he d. ; and to*..628 o who dares do more is none*119 n Dareth-d. most, he wisest....760 d Daring-d. great fears are....689 c high for the d. of mortals..677 b high position without d....689 d loving are the daring.... ..444 p more dazzlingly when d...456 Dar'st-d. thou then to beard. 130 h Dark-and after that the d...465 d best of dark and bright.... 33 t betwixt the d. and lightt... 25 7 d. and doubtful love to run.427 p dark as pitch.... 496ee

d. as winter was the flow...530 o d. green and gemm'd.. 236 j d. the night with breath all.4157 d. with excessive bright**..352 m days must be dark and§....514 u ever-during d. surrounds**.149 m going to leap into the dark.499kk green to sooty dark........610 n he travels safest in the d...606 8 hunt it in the dark.... .339 t in the dark a glimmering..777 m irrecoverably d.! total** 61 d is a dark profound.. 8 t leave us d., forlorn and gray 11 h

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darken'd with her shadow 356 t hushed and d. room§.......135 o though d. with sulphur....627 i Darker-d. than the darkest.t.237 p long for one d. than night..175 Darkest-the d. day live till...511 c Darkly-blue, d. deeply. ....400m Darkness-against the d. ask what is darkness. canopied in darkness*. come d., moonrise.. cried out in the d. d. again and a silence§. d. bends down like.. d. came the hands+.

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in darkness there is no..... 92 k in my darkness and tears.. 10 p in silent darkness born.....561 e instruments of d. tells us*..145 g jaws of d. do devour*. ..130 let us weep in our d. ..403 melting the darkness*. ...130 8 midst of its own darkness¶.619 c no d., but ignorance*.. ...314 r no light but rather d.**....299 € of pain, darkness and cold.346 b of the primitive darkness..338 i passed the door of d... ..135 g pray in the d. if there .487 n prince of d. is a gentleman*153 o rather darkness visible**...130 p raven down of darkness**.. 16 r ring out the darkness oft.. 41 c scatters the rear of d**..... 44 d second bidding d. fled**.... .462 8 slope thro' d. up to Godt....268 the dungeon of darkness...512 c the jaws of d. do devour*...171 h to darkness and to me......186 8 to thy state of darkness*...130 r universal d. buries all‡..... 77 d war with the lines of d......415 e what thick d. pervades.....713 q where light in darkness*...352 t Darling-Spring's last born d..392 8 the poet's darling¶. .227 8 this darling of the gods... .... 90 e Darlings-darlings of June....233 1 darlings of the early. ..248 f

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shook a dreadful dart**.....153 8 Darts-d. or poison'd arrows..632 q Dash-d. themselves to pieces*287 g Date-art thou of eternal d....407 w d. below; the fatal hour...150 o date is not so past.... .218 a frail in its date, eternal....515 r Love's whose date always..628 c no distant date... save perhaps a date§. short is my date but.. Dated-should never be d..... 9 u Dates-cordials and sugared..166 e Daughter-an undutiful d.....495 o d. bid thy daughter... ..401 t d. comes with sunny locks.546 d daughter of astronomy....426 p d. of heaven and earth.....540 a d. of mine to be a progeny..342 q d. of the gods divinely tallt. 37 daughter's d. hath a.. ....401 t d. throws her needle by....436m light (God's eldest d.).. mother said to her d.. my d.! Omy ducats*.

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weil-reputed; Cato's d.*...659 Daughter-buds-d-b. arise.. 242 w Daughters-all the d. of the...543 j by the homely daughters..304 a d. bright thy walks adorn...655 a d. grow about the**. d. of proud Libanon.. d. sometimes run off her d.'s or her nieces. words are men's daughters.664 x words are the d. of earth...664 t Daunt-what can d. us, what.443 j David Garrick-here lies D. G. 79 p Davus-D., or a hero speaks..730 d Daw-am no wiser than a d.*..438 h Dawn-an awful rose of d.t...275 u and the cheerful dawn¶ 37 x colored like the dawn.. 243 b dappled dawn doth rise**.. 49 a daughter of the dawn... 29 k d., merely a sob of light....624 p dawn! O fairest, clearest..4598 dawn their yellow coats....228 d dawn to sunset's marge.... 32 a death is dawn.. ..136 deepening like the dawn...191 k exhalations of the dawn....400 8 from darkness until dawn..514 8 hail, gentle d., mild. ....401 d

he is risen, a later star of¶.577 j in the dawn they floated... 99 jealousy their d. of love...374 h nearer the d. the darkers... 75 c mist the coming of the d..479 k on the shores of dawn... ..401 ƒ on to-morrow's dawn. ..605 r prayer shou'd dawn with..563 p rose up at the d. of day....369 h sighed for the d. and theet.611 ƒ slow buds the pink d. like..399 r such as creation's d.. ...599 / summer dawn's reflected..542 8 the dawn is overcast.

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the hills like dawn.. 29 n to the rising dawn. .246 f when shall it d. on the... .539 7 with the dawn it spreads...236 e Dawning-aid the d., tongue..300 j it was the gray of d. ..446 e the bird of d. singeth all*.. 49 Dawns-it dawns from fears..219 r Daws-for daws to peck at*...556 x Day-a d. an hour of virtuous.343 i a d. in April never came*..365 ƒ ad. to childhood seems....599 o after a d. of cloud and wind§585 7 and enjoy bright day** . 82 c and look the gentle day*. 29 p and night infolds the day.. 624 ́t and the d. has no morning.544 b and the gilded car of d.**..585 o and the proud day*... ...131 7 and the sun from the day+.148 v another d. has arrived.....705 j a pin a day's..... .169 u ..892 r

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busy d. the peaceful night.642 h charm but for a day. .241 j d. a critique on the last‡...185 r d. and night, seed-time**. .601 h day brought back my**. 155 e day comes at last..

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d. faster and more fast....130 v d. follows on the murkiest. 792 h day for gods to stoopt......131 o d. full of joy and benison.. 94 d d. glimmer'd in the east....398 n d. grows fainter and§......576 a d. has deserted the west... 59 h day I found thee out¶. .224 f d. is a snow-white dove ....415 c d. is ended darkness.......416 t d. I shall always recollect..708 h day is near the breaking...138 g d. is pressed on by another.746 g day is the child of time.... 131 n d. is wrapped in damp......394 n d. like a Puritan standeth..396 a d., like a weary pilgrim§...187 b day must cease to be. .131 n d. never comes when it'll+t. 163 w d. nor night unhallow'd*...594 v d. of delight and wonder...615 k D. of the Lord, as all our§.536 q day of thy birth.. 258 € d. out of night, time out of. 150 q d. paused and grew eve....624 c day's dead sanctities .... 187 k d.'s lustrous eyes grow... 138 f d. that comes betwixt. .536 k d. that hous'd their annual‡424 h d. that was and is to be.... 600 u

day we fashion destiny.. 207 u d. whose conquering ray...131 j day with all its light. 460 0 dearly love but one day. 536 k death-bed of a d., how. .585 f death will have his day"...140 t deems the busy d. begun...436m die down, O dismal day. 99m difference betwixt d. and*.562 o dimming the day..

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entertains the harmless d. .522 n even in the eye of day. .624 d every day brings a ship....448 c every d. is Doomsday. every d. is the best d. in... 600 j eyes, the break of day*....335 p fairer than the day. 87 t far beautifuller than its d. 186 n far day sullies flowres.. father of rosy day.

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fell upon a day in the...... 50 n fickleness of an April d.. .392 c fight, an other daíe.........121 ƒ first dark d. of nothingness 182 w follows the decline of day).186 p fortells a pleasant day. ...345 q Friday, too! the d. I dread.586 i from day's garish eye**....131 d from peevish d. to day.....523 = front and radiant eyes of d.625 o gained level of the d.'s.....561 d gather honey all the day...322 ƒ gay beams of lightsome d. 398 r ghastly in the glare of d....398 j gleam of dying day+.. .143 o glimpses to the April d....541 m gloaming treads the heels..866 c glow'd the lamp of day....583 q good things of the d. begin*417} go to bed by day.. 90 t great the important day...205 n greater to have rule by d.**426 j greet the all auspicious day.628 a hae mony day been.. 204 P hail, d. of days! in peals of. 165 b happiness so short a day...292 u has his appointed day. .750 P hath this day deserv'd* heat of the long day.. heaven to gaudy d. denies]. 33 t he makes a July's day*.. 88 r heralding the day.. ..576 T he shuts up the d. of life*.,563 a he sleeps by d. more than*.562 j his vestibule of day. .... 401 f hold d. with the Antipodes 603 h honour on this happy day..628 € hours bring about the d.*..602 r how fine has the d. been...586 € how troublesome is day....131 h if d. were hushed as this...617 j I have lost a day.

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the sacred lamp of day....585 i the summer day is closed..624 ƒ think, "alas the day ...612m think that day lost whose.. 3 v third day comes a frost, a*.151 r thirty, if she be a day....... 12 g this day I breathed first*..350 x this day was yesterday.....601 k thou art my single day.....536 j thou hast done by day......547 k thy great d. of vengeance..638 o till on some fated day. 522 q till the end o' the day+. 212 time the day comes round.. 60 troublesome is day.... .131 h to the general all-ending*..623 k turn and fight another day.121 two nights to every day....488 h until the day of judgment..612 c until the d.'s out, and the..666 ƒ upon their coronation day.533 r waiting for the opening d. 195 a walks of every d. deceased.131 r wandering thought pollutes152m we keep the dayt ....211 8

we when our short d. has..689 h whate'er the light of dayt..116 c what the day demands.....763 8 when day is done and......186 r whether 't were d. or night.397 h while the day ran by.......347 u whilk sent this summer d..670 h wild was the d. the wintry.396 c will the day's journey take.607 g without all hope of day**.. 61 d world we know by day. ......159 j Day-book-dreadful d-b. open§ 4 x Day-break-dark to purple....159 j Day-breaking-for the full....198 r Daylight-and the d.'s past.. 63m

darkness now rose as d**..416 j death your daylight finish.345 u into the daylight of life....553 u make the daylight still.....107 m passed from a d. of honor..608 a see a church by daylight*..193 8 the daylight that awakes.. 48m to nap by daylight..

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when I am d., no pageant..403 f when one thinks it dead....693 who hath bent him o'er the|182 w whom we thoughtd. is.....138 j with the mighty dead......516 t would I were d. if God's...150 a ye say "Abdallah's d."....181 v Deadlier-th' inside of a d.sort671 d Deadly-d. as the canker worm622 d

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D. calls you to the crowd of140 z D. came with friendly care. 182 j death cannot be denied. ...174 q Death cannot kill ..601 t

D. comes to all. His cold..137 ƒ d. cometh soon or late.....136 e death confounds 'em all...133 v d.-counterfeiting sleep.....562 z death crowns life.... .527 d. denyed ev'n fools would.142 i d. denyed poor man would. 142 i d. does not put an end.....705 k d. follows close behind.....761 k death follows life and......648 n death grinned horrible**.....136 o Death had the majority....182m D. has made his darknesst..141 m D. has so many doors to let. 132 i D. hath a thousand doors to.186 h death hath ten thousand...141 u death his fopperies........254 p d. his soule do from his.. 316 8 D., if thou wilt, fain would 141 i Death in a whiteness... ..231 o death in itself is nothing...133 death in my hand*. death in the wood..

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