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in a general honest thought*418 in hearts keep open, h., and.621 p I should be honest..........305 n love him that is honest*.... 83 s made h. by an act of.. 620 d of an honest man". 85 n party h. is party expediency482 k that byrd ys not honest....504 w though it be honest, it is*. .415 a tis well to be honest...... 75 d titles are marks of h, men..418 r twelve h. men have decided331 h was once thought honest*.626 k whip me such h. knaves*..336 i win us with honest trifles*.623 g world's grown honest*. ..305m Honestly-h. rather than.. ..801 f

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h., but an empty bubble....473 8 h. comes to you be ready to.306 f h. follows him against his..801 r h. hath no skill in surgery*.306 y h. is a mere scutcheon*. 306 y honor is like an island.......772 j honour is not won.. ........306 e honour is purchas'd by the.306 e h. is the reward of virtue..749 i h. is the reward of virtue..801 g h. is to feel no sint. .......106 d honor lies in honest toil....305 w h., love, obedience, troops* 11 r h. on this happy day. .628 c honour peereth in the*. .306 j honour pricks me on*. ......306 y honour's at the stake* ...513 7 h. sinks where commerce..111 a honour sits smiling at the..307 a h. that but tedious**.......103 ƒ h., the spur that pricks....306 g h. to his ancestral honors..799 o h. travels in a strait so*. 306 9 h. were purchased by the*.483 a honor without deserving...256 c h. women! they entwine...796 h hurts h. than deep wounds.305 t if I lose mine honour*. ......306 8 in fair honor's field... ...210 x it is a dropsied honour*....147 a jealous in honour*...... .444 k let h. in one eye and death*318k let us do what h. demands.772 h lie in h.'s truckle-bed......305 u loved I not honor more.....360 d mine honour let me try*...306 v money brings h., friends**390 a new-made h, doth forget*. .306 k passed from a daylight of..608 a perseverance keeps h.*.....472 p place where h.'s fodged....305 t pluck bright honour from*.306 u pluck up downed h. by*...306 post of h. is a private......109 u post of h. shall be mine....110 p power to honour you.......290 e probity is true honor. ....803 r public honor is security....123 h sense of h. is of so fine.....305 8 sense of h. subdue your.... ....687 b sin to covet honor*. ..120 v smatch of honour in it*....306 x staff of h. for mine age* 11 p stake everything on her h..772 n than wound my honor.....305 r that clear honour*. .306 t that honour would thee do*116 a the bed of honour lain.....305 u the law often allows what..775 k there all the honour lies‡...306 i those of honour pay...... .269 k 'tis a throne where honour*.551 titles do not reflect honor...772 o titles of honour add not....305 y to defend your honour.....305 z toils of h. dignify repose...523 v virtue, fame, and honor.....739 r void of all h., avaricious...512 r welcome maids of honor...248 n what is honour? a word*..306 y when h. dies, the man.. while the h. thou hast......305 v ......373 whom does false honor aid. 682 t without money honor is....772 k woman's h. rests on manly.660 o woo h., but to wed it*. ...306 w your existence to your h....712m Honorable-all h men*.

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admiration did not h. at*..608 v the h.'s bewitching round.453 k without a hoop, without...128 g Hooting-h, at the glorious...520 k Hoots-that nightly h. and*.. 58 b Hop-hop a little from her*..364 z hop for his profit I thus....650 e Hopped-that h. from side.. 47 ƒ Hope-abandon h. all ye who.772 t about the neck of hopet....366 n a chastened hope that ever. 80 k a high h. for a low heaven*.467 n alive with sudden hope...230 all hope abandon, ye who..307 p a mother's secret hope.....807 £ and break it to our hope*..492 r arm! advance! h. of France635 m as forlorn hope..... .156 e as h. and fear alternate.... 75# ask not, h. thou not too....588 d auspicious hope! in thy....807 i bear H.'s tender blossoms..308 q better to h. than to despair.772 s bitterness of death, is h...308aa blessed leisure for love or..342 v boy, my hope, my hap.. but I always hope..... can innocence hope for....320 ₫ Christ is my hope..... 804 each joy and new-born h...599 k earthly h., how bright so..307 to exchanges h. for certainty..365 q Faith and H. triumphant..164 fear or h. may be inspired. 152 n feed on hope, to pine with. 155 final hope is flat despair**.149 fooled with h. men favour.347 h for peace do not hope......470 v

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my h. favours you should*.309 1 old landlord's h. doort.....484 w Hospital-skirmish, taken to..640 r Hospitality-doing deeds of*.309 n h. sitting with gladnesss...309 j where peace and h. might.. 23 c Host-for such a numerous**.536 a glorious host of light. heaven's glittering h. and..585 a .575 1 himself a host‡... I am your host* .286 t mingling with the vulgar‡..354 € .309 l not one of all the purple h..630 y soars the host in sight. that h. on the morrow lay.636 d ..829 7 that h. with their banners].636 d the universal h. up sent**..573 b time is like a fashionable h.*603 a Hostages-given h. to fortune.374 e Hostess-h. clap to the doors*384 i

my h, of the tavern a*......659 a the h. say "welcome"*. ...644 e Hostile-nothing more h. to...626 c Hosts-heavenly h. affeared... 92 i

h. on hosts of shining ones. .404 h Hot-all h. and bleeding*.. extremes of hot and cold*.191 h .639 u hot, alive amid the...... h. and still the air was§....542 o .224 b h. temper leaps o'er a cold*592 w little pot and soon hot*.....432 q not till a h. January*.

strike the iron whilst it is...504 o .821 h strike while the iron is h...504 p Hotter-often makes us§.. Hound-babe, and beaten h.. 21 ƒ ...596 z every stag hound bayed....451 8 puppy, whelp, and h., and...19 q Hounds-dog-rel verse of h... 87m echo mocks the hounds*...169 hounds all join in.. their hawks and hounds*. .273 f .87 j Hour-and I have had my h..466 j and so from hour to hour*.350 € anguish of a torturing h.*. 15 c an h. in clamour*. at some future hour. .381 m .267 k

at the arrival of an hour....350 q awful h. of the passion....612 c blessed h. of our dinners...167 k blest h.! It was a luxury...368 v bring me back one golden h.380 c burn my little hour away..457 h catch the transient hour...348 b crowded h. of glorious life.350 c dead within an hour*. doth fall that very hour*...659 u ....36 r each h.'s joy wrecked with*569 8 every changing hour.......227 p fatal hour was registered. .510 o

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417 h
golden hour of invention...326 u
has been and I have had....150 p
he strikes the hour very....113 r
h. after hour departs..
h. flies on double wings.
602 a
h. gives no sure promise....748 1
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hour in each man's life.
h. may lay it in the dust..281 7
461 g
h. of blind old Dandolo..
hour of Fate's serenest..
hour of glorious life.
hour of his great release...617 b
hour of Scotland...
hour of virtuous liberty....343 i
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hour o' night's black arch .384 8
hour that tears my soul....259 q
h. when from the boughs]..384
hour when lovers' vows....
h. which gives us life.......722
improve each shining hour.322f
in a sunny hour fall..
in their hour of might..
it is a sunny hour of play..361 g
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life from hour to hourt.... 96aa
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lives its little hour
make the h. full complete*.602 r
240 9
midnight brought on the**.384 y
my hour at last has come..146 n
nor lose the present hour..110 i
not an hour more nor less*. 11 v
nothing can bring back¶...466 r
now the hour of rest hath§.526m
one hour assures not.
one h. is theirs, nor more¶.382 c
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one hour of sickness or.....642 c
one self-approving hour...547 1
present h. alone is man's...348 e
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since which proud h. for... 55 n
soft h. of walking comes...625 p
spent an h.'s talk withal*...384 h
stilly h. when storms are...470 8
tell what hour o' th' day...341 q
ten thousand in an hour....352 a
the bounties of an hour....186m
the hour the poet loves....186r
their inaudible hour........217 k
the stilly h. when storms.. 71 g
the wonder of an hour....578 h
time and the hour runs*....602 i
'tis just the hour..
too busy with the crowded.666 n
.187 f
torturing h. calls to us**...523 j
tranquil hour of night....
'twas in a blessed hour..
was the cooling hour just.585 g
watchful minutes to the*..333 7
wee short hour ayont the..599 g
who duly weighs an hour..354 u
witching hour of night.....415 q
Hour-glass-time's h-g.........600 q
wraps the present hour.... 8 e
Hours-action make the h.*...602 q
all the days and hours.....
and hotter H. approach....543 f
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beguile my tedious hours.. 67 t
careful hours with time's*.288 t
chase the glowing H. with 599m
cheer the hours away..... 294 g
chosen sacred hours...
261 T
company with the hours...116 e
eight score eight hours*....365 b
feathered with flying h....600 g
gold-crowned Hours and...277 i
golden h. on angel wings...356 g
her h. are numbered on....393 p
hopes my latest h. to crown307 t
h. and days when both.... 30 8
h. be set apart for business325 v
h. bring about the day*....602 r
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h. must I contemplate*....602 h. must I take my rest*.....602 8 hours once tinged in........381 t h. were nice and lucky....368 r h. when life culminated how slowly the h. pass to..792 a 65m if in the darkest h. of ill§..479 v in various talk the life with quiet hours*. ....524 / love alters not with his*....108 t ...111 q love what h. were thinet...610 k lovers' absent hours*. 'mid the cheerless h. of....565 c 365 b of all h. the most bless'd...167 k Oye h.! follow with May's.539 h peaceful h. I once enjoy'd..379 r ravishment the listening h.415 recollect the hours... seven h. to law, to soothing.600 & 217 j shall we charm the hours..393 n should be hours for*.. six hours in sleep, in law's 603 v 523 y slow fly the h., fast the.....600 k slumbering the festal h....522 q softly, O midnight hours...563 q spent the darksome hours.569 à steal a few h. from the.....416 r such h. 'gainst years of....346 A swift-wing'd h. speed on... 40 n the h. are softly calling....540 p the past h. weak and gray.466 o there are set, awful hours..563 p these h. and only these....356 those bright h., the latest..624 f till the h. of light return...345 i to pass these sweeter h.....541 o unheeded flew the hours...603 p wak'd by the circling h.**..400 k waking flow'rs at morning.583 8 waste of wearisome hours..349 e we live! ours are the h.. while the jolly h. lead on**. 51 I who consecrates his hours. 85 z winged h. of bliss have..... 61 £ wise to talk with our past..547 p woman! in our h. of ease..658 r Houri-an h. had rolled a. young romantic Hours.... 245 k House-a handsome h. to... 463 P ..652 7

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....494 z Humble-a heart that was h..470 t bears not a h. tongue*.. .164 e be humble and be just... be h., learn thyself to scan.322 r be humble out of pride....310 o be it ever so humble........304 k 580 o fond of humble things. humble things become.....713 e 722 h in humble life there.. is tame, it's h., and waits.. 11m range with humble livers.112 f temple is an humble heart.487 e to the humble spot.........226 f wisdom is h. that he knows650 j with h. livers in content*..570 f yet the humble spares.... .274 g Humblebee-burly dozing h...821 p Humbled-and h. to the very. 55 n h. indeed down into the.....601 g 82 f humbled kiss the rod. Humbler-and h. growths as 56 h Humbles-the heart it h., and.538 i Humblest-h. he can speak...230 a of h. friends, bright..... 549 j

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