maketh wretch or happie....h 266 w. giv'st wish'd repose......p 389 O wretched state*..........cc 384 Wretchedness-from its own w.z351 state of human w...........u 344 Wring-to those that wring*.. aa328 Wrinkle-w's which thy glass”.....l 7 wrinkles and not dimples...z 266 grew a w. on fair Venus.....i 215 let old wrinkles come*. .....a 265 thick rows of wrinkles......d 304 stamps the wrinkle deeper..s 394 Wrinkled-like my own..... ..e6 smoothed his w. front*.....m 459 Writ-so holy w. in babes hath*j 218 Write-so old, I can write a letter h 34 write his own dispensary...e 300 virtues we write in water..e 360 to write and read comes by*.d 102 write mine epitaph*. j 104 he writes verses*... ......7163 many a verse I hope to write.e 336 the angel says: "Write"....h 336 w's to make his barrenness. 336 invoked, sit down to write.p 337 I never dare to w. as funny.m 203 cease to write and learn to..w 420 and w. whatever time shall..t 179 to read, wherein to write....l 198 oh, wisely write.. ..p 196 to w. at a loose rambling....i 298 no man can write anything.u 298 a man may w. at any time..i 299 w. much and to w. rapidly..m 299 into thine heart and write..o 299 he who writes prose builds..t 299 why did I write j 300 write till your ink be dry*..o 300 to write better only must....t 300 who can write so fast........y 300 if you would learn to write .d 306 yet write, O write me all....c 316 w's well who w's with ease..d 316 write to the mind and heart.n 297 is vain who writes for praise.o 343 time w. no wrinkle on thy...ƒ 423 Writer-sacred w's will enter.... ...ƒ37 writers cannot them digest...i 76 regard the writer's end.................t 76 a great writer possesses.....h 407 the writer is always greater. 237 w's, especially when they...a 298 that writer does the most...é 298 the writer, like a priest...... 298 one writer, for instance.....é 299 if I were a writer of books...x 299 so must the writer..........v 300 turn to w's of an able sort...v353 magical boon a writer.......a 354 Writhe-error, wounded, w. in p 443 Writing-an art of writing.. ......e 15 true case in w. comes.......c 102 and all kinds of writings....i 102 writing comes by the grace..t 298 his writing becomes easier..n 299 writing, or in judging ill...g 300 masterpiece is writing well.p 300 writing an exact man....... 237 Written-written on the world.m 45 written thoughts with the..o 297 ever w. out of reputation.... y 359 written more than other.....1350 it is written on the rose.....k 152 wicked man who has written j 337 whatever hath been written.q 299 Wrong-if I am w., O teach my..h 20 can't be w. whose life is in the.g 20 do wrong to none*......... .a 44 by going wrong all things. .845 condemn the wrong..... .x 49 yet the wrong pursue........ 49 our country, right or wrong.m 70 ten censure wrong for one...u 76 we wrong with mournful....n 80 'tis even wrong to say a......k 80 seen the day of wrong*. .P 94 how easily things go wrong..e118 always in the wrong....... w 104 we are both in the wrong....y 104 you are in the wrong*......c 105 oppress'd with wrongs*.... 121 always in the wrong......... 122 hold the memory of a w.....y 164 w's darker than the death...d 332 early to do wrong............1288 his wrongs his outsides*....a 451 you have a w. sow by the ear.ƒ412 the heart hath treble w.*....v 414 kings to govern wrong......m 367 answering one foul wrong*... 219 to bear love's wrong*. cradled into poetry by w....m 408 inured to stand and suffer w.ƒ 439 sometimes a place of wrong. i 347 remedy for every wrong.....h 348 w., because of weakness.....q 489 inflicts no sense of wrong j315 engaged in opposing w. f492 wrongs, unredressed.... ....q 501 do ourselves this wrong.....u 345 w. forever on the throne....v 444 to wrong the wronger till*...c 427 clearing thorny wrongs.....q 483 heaviest w's get uppermost. u 483 Wrong-doing-of our own w-d..k 349 Wronged-blood of the w. and..p 388 if thou but think'st him w*..t 63 wronged orphan's tears......e 458 if he wrong'd our brother...h 479 Wrote-it with a second hand..t 164 w. her name upon the stand. 164 Wroth-to be w. with one we...o 210 .ƒ247 weakness to be wroth.......e 462 Wrought-w. he not well*......r 314 Le w. better that made*.....r 314 a little model the master w..k 381 more things are w. by.......t 345 Wye-from the banks of Wye*. .c 366 Y. Yarn-of a mingled yarn*...... 235 Yarrow-genuine image, Y.....t 262 Yawn-thy everlasting yawn... 205 Year-set is the sun of my years..k 6 do not count a man's years....u 5 backward, O tide of the years..g 5 life's year begins and closes...n 6 rust of twice ten hundred y's.h 13 the years we wish j34 how many years ago.. ƒ 59 .95 i 92 f34 years leave us and find.......u 45 sorrow comes with years......t 54 along the waste of years......p58 all-devouring years.......... tender years can tell*...... the year's fair gate.... Christmas comes but once a y.s 57 comes again ere the y. is o'er.q 81 no winter in thy year...... k 23 through the noon of the y...r 30 hopes of future years...... .770 her years were ripe....... ... f486 or else years are in vain.....s 107 foredates its hundred years.b 148 pansies while the y. is young. 148 the boyhood of the year......1873 saddest of the year......... £375 the year's in the wane......a 376 y's must pass before a hope.n 201 we live in deeds not years...n 230 on the bosom of the year....n 156 thought of other years......a 160 the slumber of the year.....p 160 the year grows rich as it....b 182 for years beyond our ken...d 210 y's had made me love thee..d 175 the y. goes wrong, and tares.o 175 by the flight of years........u 175 the rolling y. is full of Thee.y 180 heaven's eternal y. is thine..k 193 year were playing holidays* k197 our y's of fading strength...A 231 as the slow y's darklier roll..m 220 from year to years. b 235 pass some few years.........j 236 we let the years go...... ..1261 cuts off twenty years of my*e 409 year after year returning....q270 y's that through my portals.ƒ 269 six hundred pounds a year..e 463 the year smiles as it draws..y 465 send you each year..........ƒ316 glad y. that once had been..r 316 better fifty years of Europe. dim with the mist of years.. i 342 year in and year out, keeps..p422 y's steal fire from the mind..h423 day to childhood seems a y....i 423 muffled tramp of years..... n 423 as the year at the dying fall..s 425 days will finish up the year*.! 426 how many y's a mortal man*.1426 moments make the year..... 442 eternal years of God are hers.p443 broken-hearted to sever for y's j326 a gleam on the years........q 326 minute and not for the year.1330 crowding y's divide in vain.v 396 and charging them years....f 424 y's, steal something ev'ry...p 425 whose waves are years.......1427 in the thousand y's of peace.b 428 youth of the year! celestial..r 372 winter rules the year........b 378 so rolls the changing year...1870 is the man of years..........u 255 difference in years......... e 257 years have not seen.........j 168 the year smiles as it draws..n 272 the mellow year is hasting... 273 500 Yearning-with strong y.......a 279 Yell-overboard with fearful y..s 381 what mean those yells and..p 211 Yelled-y. out like syllable*...m 397 Yellow-the sear, the y. leaf*.....ƒ7 yellow to the jaundiced eyc.h 412 bright and y., hard and cold.h 181 acacia waves her y. hair.....h 434 favourite flowers of y. hue...g 131 led yellow autumn, wreath'd.g 375 autumn, nodding o'er the y.q376 Yellow-bird-y-b., where did you.e 34 Yoeman-a iolly y., marshall....b 14 fight boldly, yoeman*.......h 459 Yes-a maiden's yes...... .g 242 her yes said once to you.... p 489 Yesterday-to-day is not y......g 45 of cheerful yesterday's......k 67 these are my yesterday's.....n 78 families of yesterday........u 86 y., the word of Cæsar......u 118 but yesterday had finished..o 138 yesterday brown was still..r 279 of y. and to-morrow... .......e 265 whose y's look backward....q 327 yesterday I loved...........b 424 and to-morrow think on y..b 424 this day was y. to-morrow..g 425 to-morrow shall be y........g 425 to-morrow, to-day, y........8 425 wise lived yesterday.. ........e 429 Yet-"but yet" is as a goaler* jj 496 thanks of millions yet to be.w 347 heart that not yet, never yet.v 413 Yew-the eugh, obedient to the.j 433 there no yew, nor cypress...k 441 slips of yew silver'd in*..... 441 this lonely yew tree stands.n 441 Yield-must not yield up, till...n 73 yields the cedar to the axe's..q 84 and sigh, and yield*.. ..h 361 man yields to death.........0 407 not yield up till it be forced. y 408 yield thy husbandman. ....a 295 shall not say I y., being*.....v 383 3. to Christian intercessors*u 384 Yielding-y. to another when*..e 51 Yoette-O lovly river of Yotte..i 365 Yoke-must make the y. uneasy.e 257 thrust thy neck into a y.*..n 257 who scorn's the Saviour's y.y 201 who best bear his mild yoke.k 180 y. of our own wrong doing.. k 349 even such a yoke as yours..g 221 bow beneath the same yoke. 267 Yoked-are y. with a lamb*....n 258 he that is so y. by a fool*....e 247 Yonder-y. comes the powerful.o 410 Yonker-trimm'd like a y.*....y 277 Yorick-" alas, poor Yorick "...l 293 York-by this sun of York*....e 408 Young-to make an old man y... 19 when hope was young.......k 31 had its head bit off by its y*..j 32 protective of his young.....*k 85 to be y. was very heaven....m 35 whom God loves, die young..k 81 the young may die...........c 82 the gods love dies young.....w 82 rears her young on yonder...i 25 whom the gods love die y..m 117 young dandelion on a......a 140 best married that dies y*...s 258 hope will make thee young.x 201 could ever have been young.b 158 young without lovers.......e 234 Bacchus ever fair and young.d 468 young fellows will be young.b 486 both were young and one...e 486 when I was young? Ah......l 486 which always find us y .. .p 486 so wise, so young, they say*.r 487 aged and yet y., as angels...j 354 if ladies be but y. and fair*.a 477 young as beautiful.. ...w 478 spurned by the young......g 424 to be young is to be as one..a 487 Younger-let thy love be y*...w 246 younger man of the two....g 487 Your-but your's gives most....l 34 I am yours forever.........b 249 Yourself-may to y. be true...b 251 is unbelief in yourself......ƒ 449 Yourselves-your empires fall..t 366 Youth-gulf-stream of our youth.g 6 thy youth hath fled...........ƒ6 for the flush of youth..........$6 the feats of youth...... .....t7 a happy youth, and...........v7 ere youth itself be past......p 35 youth soon is gone..........q 45 thou hast nor youth*.......u 235 life with wiser youth.......h 408 resembling strong youth*... 409 spirit of y. in everything....r 270 ingenious y. of nations.....v 303 I've done it from my youth.ƒ 189 y. makes so fair, and passion f 146 youth of the year, celestial..r 372 y. to fortune and to fame....c 260 the prime of youth*.........y 277 muse imparts in fearless y..u 336 hope and y. are children....x 201 out thy y. with shapeless*..p 205 where the y. pined away....c 157 great is y.-equally great..n 186 the noble youth did dress*..i 210 of y. the seeming length... 231 a kiss of youth and love.....q 220 said youth, one day.........t 243 youth, hope, and love.. ........ 233 to me the hours of youth... ...w 233 a youth of frolics.. for all thy blessed youth*.. ...u 235 in youth it sheltered me....o 432 than a youth is not for me*w 497 youth and pleasure sport....t 358 a beard is more than a y.*..t 321 youth and pleasure meet....v 302 y., our joys, our all we have.r 425 y., health, and hope may....z 442 would not be that youth....a 329 a youth of labour with......i 395 the happiest youth*........w 397 shalt flourish in immortal y.r 398 y. and health her eyes.......t 473 what he steals from her y...ƒ 425 the flourish set on youth*...t 426 'tis not what our y. desires.a 486 y. dreams a bliss on.........a 486 y. is to all the glad season...g 486 I approve of a y. that has...i 486 ..e 234 j486 .k 486 ..n 486 rashness attends youth... nature of tender youth... y. what man's age is........ with y. as with plants ..... 486 y. holds no society with...q 486 O happy, unown'd youths...s 486 youth on the prow, and.....t 486 insect-y. are on the wing..u 486 youth! youth! how buoyant.b 487 how beautiful is youth .....c 487 rise, O youth, and wrestle..d 487 y comes but once in a......ƒ 487 whose y. has paused not....h 487 youth, that pursuest with...i 487 the summer of your youth..j 487 lovely time of youth is...... .k 487 the youth of the soul is. ..1487 eternity is youth..... youth is a continual.. 1 487 .m 487 .....0487 age and youth cannot*......0 487 youth is full of pleasance*..o 487 youth like summer morn*..o 487 youth like summer brave*..o 487 youth is full of sport*.......0 487 youth is nimble*. youth is hot and bold*......0 487 y. is wild and age is tame*..o 487 youth I do adore thee*......0487 he wears the roses of youth*p 487 very May-morn of his y*....q 487 youth that means to be*..... 487 hail, blooming youth*......t 487 y. should be a savings-bank.u 487 Youthful-promises of y heat..s 5 Z. Zeal-whose zeal outruns his..o 156 want of z. in its inhabitants. a 488 your z. outruns your.......b 488 through zeal knowledge is..c 488 through lack of z. knowledge.c 488 holy mistaken z. in politics.d 488 his zeal none seconded......f 488 zeal moved thee.............g 488 build me altars in their z....h 488 zeal is very blind............i 488 I have more zeal than wit...j 488 my God with half the zeal*..ƒ 251 zeal and duty are not slow..1324 lest zeal, now melted*.......s 824 shew, their zeal, and hide...k 488 zeal, then, not charity...... 7488 we do that in our zeal our..m 488 your peaceful zeal shall find n 488 may too much zeal be had...e 358 Zealot-faith let graceless z's....g 20 Zealous-spirit, z., as he seemed e 488 Zed-zed! thou unnecessary*.d 500 Zenith-wisdom mounts her z..c 265 I find my zenith*...........d 166 vary their hues and all the z. 1410 Zephyr-zephyr with aurora....d 16 flowers the wanton z's choose.b161 they are as gentle as z's*.....178 to young z's warm caresses. u 151 soft the zephyr blows.......0 488 as the zephyr's swoon......p 488 faint the flagging z. springs.q 488 lulled by soft zephyrs thro'.r 489 balmy zephyrs, silent since..s 488 the zephyrs gently play.....t 188 CONCORDANCE TO ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF THE LATIN. A. PAGE. PAGE. Afflicted-gods spare the a..... 503 | PAGE. Applaud-I a. myself at home..e 563 Apprehension-a's are greater.j 524 .a. of coming evil.. ..7 524 well founded apprehensions m 562 Approve-I see and a. better....r 509 I see and approve the right.g 535 Arbitrary-a. will of another...b 529 Armed-to him who is armed. .j 526 Army-an army abroad is of...k 557 Arrogant-is not only a. but....b 564 Art-by art, sails and oars......c 505 art directs the light chariot.c 505 greater proficient in his art.q 530 an art in knowing a thing...t 541 than those finished by art..o 550 the first art to be learned...k 562 the arts which belong to....g 570 as if it were an art........ .h 571 Artificer-every one is the a....v 561 Ascent-the ascent from earth .e 535 Aid-fly away without aid.....q 508 Ashamed-I am not ashamed as.a 537 admire those who attempt...b 526 Air-reascend to the upper air s 542 begin to be ashamed of what.e 564 Admonished-being a. learn....i 541 should be written on air....i 545 ashamed of what she ought.e 564 Advantage-our a's fly away...q 508 Alarm-our a's are more than..c 525 I am not ashamed that these.h 564 bring many advantages..... 510 Alcides-do you seek a's equal.e 510 Ashes-covered by deceitful a..g 517 of what advantage is it...... ..g 556 Alone-would be left quite a...i 539 Ask-when you ask for it.......g 562 Adversary-its a. is appointed..g 543 Alps-rush over the wildest A..h 539 | Aspiring-when you are a......ƒ 504 Adversity-a. usually reveals...f512 Altercation-in excessive a.....r 511 | Associate-impatient of an a...n 529 be calm in adversity.......m 512 Ambition-when once a. has...i 504 Astonishment-produce a......r 536 cast down by adversity. ......n 513 Amusement-in our a's a......k 504 Attempt-who a. great things..b 526 adversity exacts it.... ..p 525 Ancestor-your remote a's.....g 556 Attend-a. to serious matters..p 506 lightens a. by sharing.. ....g 529 Ancestry-the records of our a.ƒ 533 Attention-gives too little a....v 574 seen in adversity............p 529 Anger-anger is the desire of..n 504 Authority-a. is strengthened. w 558 a. reminds men of religion..o 549 anger is a short madness....p 504 our minds by high a........n 570 in adversity it is easy.......r 549 racked by wine, and anger..g 504 Autumn-a. is the harvest.....g 516 adversity with moderation..n 556 anger passes away in time..t 504 Avail-what does it avail yon..a 552 tried by adversity has good.q 559 anger, though concealed....u 504 Avarice-you wish to remove a.d 505 easy in a. to despise..... .......c 566 minds such anger entertain.2 504 most acutely feel adversity.m 566 anger that is felt towards...p 526 adversity tries men but.....n 572 anger belongs to beasts.... ƒ 553 adversity reveals the skill...c 573 wine and anger to reveal it.k 563 became wiser by adversity..n 574 Angry-angry words suit the..b 503 Advice-whatever a. you give...j531 | Animal-even the mute a's.....f 529 superfluous a. is not........d 549 Annoyance-become an a......r 529 Advisc-a. well before you......b 507 Affability-gentleness and a.... 531 Affair-means are great a's......j 527 human a's as she pleases....i 528 as regards human a's........k 523 Affection-when founded on a..m 523 greater than true a.........m 546 bane of all true affection....s 546 then affection for kindred...l 575 Annoying-nothing is more a..d 508 | avarice the mother of all.....e 505 blinded by avarice, they live.g 505 avarice, everything.. .h 505 Avoid-what you can not a...........h 525 carefully avoid in thyself....l 535 Avoided-what should be a.....r 543 B. Bacchanal-live like bacchanals h 517 Back-our own behind our b's..c 510 look back upon the past.....d 568 Backward-not allowed to go b.m 572 Bad-the most are bad.........p 510 who spares the bad..........e 541 a's deceive many...........m 517 Badly-if matters go on badly..h 508 false appearances refuses....c 549 | Bald-a b. man who pretends..k 517 Bane-self-interest is the bane..s 546 Banishment-b. more bearable. z 553 Bard-b. to sing their praises..m 550 Barn-their ways to empty b's.8 549 Base-base to speak one thing..n 517 scorn even of the base......u 549 Baser-b. to write one thing...u 517 Battle-is half the battle.......g 513 urges even the unarmed to b.r 539 Bear-and you will bear it well.d 527 bear with equanimity.......e 527 bear both heat and cold.....n 542 bears keep a peace.... ...d 553 Beautiful-appears in a b......k 505 more beautiful than virtue.. i 571 Beauty-rare is the union of b.b 504 the year in its highest b....u 542 beauty of mind and body. ....8 545 see the beauty of virtue.....a 572 b. is frail and transitory.....i 572 money gives birth and b.....t 573 many beauties in a work....h 575 Bee-honey there are bees..... f503 Begin-begin at the lowest....j 504 to begin is half the work.....l 505 b. whatever you have to do.m 505 whatever begins also ends...g 568 Beginnest-thou b. better than.q 505 Beginning-the b's of all things.n 505 always beginning to live....p 505 resist b's it is too late.......r 505 everything that has a b......8 505 always beginning to live....o 526 before beginning a diligent.d 556 Begun-well b. is half done.....o 505 Begs-he who begs timidly.....e 525 Believe-to b. what if believed.b 500 believe one who has tried it.r 522 men believe the worst.......t 524 you believe that easily......i 536 b. that each day which......h 560 I believe that man to be.....b 570 who wish us to believe....m 571 Believed-he b. that he was....h 506 Bell-the b. never rings of itself.d 503 Belly-b. is the teacher of art..e 551 Benefit-a benefit consists not..e 506 a benefit is estimated.............. ..f 506 there is no benefit so small..g 506 benefits are acceptable.......s 538 to receive a benefit is to sell. 564 Betray-you betray your own..c 524 Betrayer-a b. of the truth......b 569 Better-make us b. and happier.ƒ532 better than the very worst..h 533 it is often better not to see..p 539 anything better than this...d 542 I know all that better than..f 542 it is better to receive than...c 571 Beware-then b. of many......g 557 Bigotry-so much evil was b...c 556 Birth-b. and ancestry and that I 556 has not changed your birth.m 561 Birthday-the b. of eternity...p 516 Bitter-how bitter it is to reap.q 538 Bitterness-with increased b...e 561 Black-black look white.......r 517 Blame-the b. that is due to a..a 541 whatever we b. in another..p 564 Blessed-men are seldom b.....a 528 Blessing-the b's of health...... 508 Blind-their understandings. ..c 537 everybody in love is blind... 346 Blood-be thought of noble b..m 504 until it is full of blood......l 553 Bloom-every tree is in bloom. u 542 Blow-in proportion to the b...d 534 Blush-he blushes all is safe...g 550 Boar-a boar in the waves.....m 587 wild boar is often held......h 555 Boaster-what will this boaster.k 570 Boastful-puts an end to b.....w 524 Bodily-impair the b. powers..j 549 Body-what condition his b....b 508 b's are slow of glowth.. ..t 508 b. loaded by the excess......b 522 hands over a worn-out body.q 539 bodies are scarcely healed...b 548 in a body in the same state. a 549 mind in a healthy body.....w 555 Bold-fortune helps the bold...8 513 concealed by a bold front...k 524 Boldest-b. in word and tongue.i 514 Bond-the first bond of society.n 547 Book-the subject of this book.. 506 multitude of books distract../ 506 Born-born not for himself....h 506 as soon as we are born......h 516 been born to associate.......1523 happened before one was b..a 542 Bosom-from the full bosom.. ...r 56 descend into his own bosom.u 563 find in our own bosoms.....p 564 Bought-bought at the expense.d 543 Boundless-its progress is b....i 504 Bow-Moorish bows and darts .i 509 Bowl-inspiring bowl made....z573 Boy-must, while a boy.......n 542 within which dwells a boy.n 575 Brain-the brain is the citadel.m 549 Brass-more lasting than brass j 550 | Brave-no man can be brave.... 512 brave men ought not. ..... n 513 the brave and bold persist...p 513 fortune favors the brave.....r 513 truly brave who can endure r 549 Bravest-b. men are frightened i 525 Bread-offers b. with the other n 517 Breast-in the inmost breast...8 518 a pure and firm breast......a 529 raes within the breast......ƒ534 lives within the breast......n 563 Breath-survive their breath...r 515 Brick-city of b. and he left it .n 510 Broken-shines she is broken..r 528 more easily broken than....w 534 Brother-crime to injure a b...e 515 a noble pair of brothers......l 529 Bud-the bud is easily crushed v 520 Bull-does the b. attack its foe..i 513 blood of a hundred bulls....d 332 Bulwark-be this thy brazen b.k 511 Burden-he who weighs his b... 512 the b. which is well borne...c 513 Burial-their place of burial...p 511 Burn-prepares to b. a house...s 525 Business-part of every b. is...n 506 business of other people.. ....0 506 sharpest to his own b........t 506 engage in the business......a 507 above nor below his b.......d 507 you have seen in business...q 522 as our business prospers....t 528 attended to business........v 545 C. Cabbage-kills the schoolmaster.e560 honor aid, and c deter....... 509 Came-I c., I saw, I conquered..e 572 Camp-c. of those who covet...a 512 the followers of the camp...g 573 Capricious-changeable and c..a 575 Captive-bound c. at the.......p 531 Care-oh! the cares of men.....8 506 do not care how many.......0507 care invokes the thief....... 513 care should be taken that...g 540 care should be not to live....u 544 secret cares torment.........f 563 cares and my inquiries..............z 508 the bitterness of cares.......b 571 Careful-c. attention to one....j 507 Carriage-journey is as good as c.6510 Carthage-C. must be destroyed.t572 Case-he who decides a case....c5il Cause-art the c. O reader......k506 result of trivial causes......p 507 the cause is hidden ......... 9 507 in an easy cause any man... 519 Caution-time for c. is past..... 513 Cautious-seldom is any one c..1550 Cavil-shall not cavil at a few..h 575 Censor-we become censors....s 563 Censure-c. pardons crows ....s 507 Certain-nothing as c. except..u 520 Chance-c. affects the one......k 507 occur by mere chance.......a 508 chance has thrown in........r 518 whatever c. shall bring......e 517 was ever wise by chance.....0574 Change-c. generally pleases...k 508 he c's squares into circles...g 508 by some happy change will.. 557 Character-let the c. as it......k 509 injury done to character.... 1509 c. shapes the fortune.. ....0 503 c. of the nation may be......r 510 ignorant of a man's c.......u 541 with unblemished character.d544 character is stained by......ƒ 556 his is a trifling character....n 568 should maintain his c.......e 570 Charm-have a secret charm...c 554 Chastity-c. and modesty form.p547 woman has lost her c........a 571 Cheerfully-light which is c....ƒ 519 Chief-the c's contend only....p 511 Child-man is always a child...n 535 is always to be a child ..a 542 Children-you may please c....k 539 their children by severe.....o 575 better to keep children to....q 575 wishes his children to be....r 575 Choice-the c. of two things.,..g 562 Circle-hours fly along in a c... 567 Circumstance-change of c's...c 508 circumstances of other sum.c 512 |