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draws with magic wand....128 f golden wand o'er the§... ..585 n ring on her wand she bore.. 434 j waved a w. of mystery o'er.479 i Wander-I love to w. away....230 g I ponder where'er I w......531 a place I wander bytt..... 38 n those that w. they know§..304 c to w. alone by the wind ..117 q wander earth around.. ...343 à wander forth the sons**. .326 c wander not near it ..618 o w. through the woodlands .545 d wander through Zamara's.221 k we wander in illusions 144 บ Wandered-I've w. east, I've..380 r w., century on century ....531 we have w. all our ways....601 v Wanderer-alone by the..............532 j a passing wanderer. ...249 p blithe w. of the wintry air.. 57 d Wanderers-dark, by w. blest.399 h Wandering-w. silently§... ..529m Wanderings-chid their w., but 38

in my wanderings far or....380 r w. in the wilderness tt......521 h w. round this world...... .307 t Wane-the year's in the wane.544 d Waned-since you have waned 3 i Want as well as w. of heart..187 r

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food that scarce thy want.. 43 p for want of fighting was...470 c from the prayer of Want...487 g in want a hollow friend*...262 e is want of sense... ..389 e lonely want retir'd to die... 41 q miser is as much in want...750 much I w. that most would385 ƒ mutual w. this happiness.293 r never want rope enough...509cc no fears of future want.... 45 n nor want exasperated into. 41 t of the want of judgment...380 e only want and discontent..478 k proceeds from w. of sense..490 t some would eat that w. it. .594 p the very want of wealth....642 h up to want the rest

..625 8 w. and sorrow are the gifts 768 g w. can quench the eye's....667 i want, can separate friends.191 b want itself doth seek*.. ..652 k w. of a nail the shoe is lost. 497ee w. of decency is want of....389 e w. of figure and a small‡...484 v want of it the fellow... .670 t want of knowledge always.580 u want of thought....... ..490 t

want of wit to be undone...654m weary of all, shall w. some*499 n what want these outlaws..301 s who w. much, are always..685 g wisdom, sit in want**...... 13 7 wish, but what we want....488m Wanted-heaven had w. one..568 d immediately it is wanted...653 g when such are wanted¶....228 a Wanting-not w. what is*.....595 k w. to incomplete fortune...692 r Wants-but he wants fifty....427 c everlasting wants of men.. 426 8 express our w. as to conceal573 w he himself wants courage..686m little I ask; my wants. ....652 h man wants but little here..110 r man wants but little here..652 f man w. but little nor that..401 q mutual wants conduct to...309 i my nothingness, my wants.489 p my w. are many, and, if....652ƒ nor wants that little long ..110 r poverty wants much.. 678 i rule us by their present w..673 n their wants but few.. ..110 8 where nothing w. that *. ...652 k Wanton-joys w. in fulness*..591 x than a wanton's bird*. ...364 x w. thing is won by sighs]...662 ƒ Wanton'd-I w. with thy.....459 d Wantoning-were w. together.616 Wantonness-cloathes a w..... 23 i in a cruel w. of power......625 s wind, full of w., wooes.. .612 e Wapping-W. or the Strand..456 ƒ War-a great and lasting war.640 o and steel couch of war*. 127 p all the trade of w., no feat.635 u all things-law and war....132 d a man of peace and war....101 f a project of w., to err but..645 e as the scourge of war. 545 i brave soldiers triumph in..675 n but war's a game, which...636 j cause of a long ten years' w.658 a cause a war betwixt princes101 8 Christ went agin war an'tt.637 m dangerous in war.. 147 k dogged war bristle his*.....639k drew this gallant head of* .639 h ease after w., death after..526 q ez for w. I call it murder++.637 k first in war, first in peace.. 80 t first in war, first in peace.. 80 u forming in the ranks of w.1636 a fortune of war is always...751 e great in war, are great in ..118 8 grew the arts of war and]..542 d grim-visag'd war hath* ...639 e her slow dogs of war.......365 h he who did well in war.....635 o he who hath proved war... 6 o in a state of war by nature.640 infection and the hand of*.116 b in war a weak defense.. ...443 c in w. events of importance.681 i in war, he mounts the.

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proved war, storm or...... 60 purple testament of*. .639 f right of war for conquerors684 o severe war lurks under the.731 f slavery is also as ancient...560 d soldiers of the mighty war. 134 d storm of mighty war.. ..424 k sweets with sweets w. not*.330 a 'tis a principle of w. that...638 h than war or women have*..129 8 that is truly dedicate to w.*639 n the blast of War's greats...470 p the brazen throat of war**.638 b the chance of war is equal.637 e the end of w.'s uncertain*..640 c the fire-eyed maid of*. 639 u then was the tug of war....637 h then, what should war be*.639 b there is war in the skies....637 8 the spoils of war ..197 r the storm of Freedom's w..560 h the storm of w. broke out..520 d to enjoy by rage and war*.639 8 touch of Liberty's war.....512 i unsuccessful or successful.470 g used to war's alarms... ..443 i voices prophesying war....493 c war against your own*.....104 w war be so carried on that..750 r war even to the knife!......636 f war! Heaven aid the right.640 k war,

he sung, is toil and...473 8 war in men's eyes shall be..637 o w.is better than a wretched751 ƒ war is destructive of his...470m war its thousands slays... 638 k war leads to peace........781 e w.'s glorious art, and gives. 404 e w.,that mad game the world640m war, war is still the cry...636 ƒ w. will never yield but to..636 i w.with the lines of darkness415 e was a good w.or a bad peace636 we are mighty in war.... 638 where mingles war's rattle.638 q wickedness of w.are raging751 with speech of w. and woes.523 w worlds had gone to war....286 i wounds of civil war. ..750 u War-club-buried was the§....470 o War-cry-the war-cry was§....470 o Warfare-life is a warfare.. ..722 a

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Warehouses-men are mere... 77m Wares-Delft with all its w.§.. 97 t Warm-and drink w. water...177 h he warm returns... 246m land's too warm for me....546 d rags, will keep me warm....110 soften'd into life, grew w.$.452 p that warm my heart.. ...260 8 to warm without heating..593 b w. from floor to ceilin' ++...319 b warm in his mother's hand. 380 a will keep me warm ...632 i Warmed-a w. up dinner was.764 f be justly w.with your own‡422 I w. both hands against the473 warmed and cooled by the*329 g Warming-warming the green241 Warms-warms in the sun‡...510 Warmth-no warmth, no......395 i the warmth of its July.....380 8 Warn-to w., to comfort, and¶661 € Warning-at the expected w..346 e a warning for the future...190 u bless'd be that warning.... 31m or come without warning..643 g sound of warning steal away, give little w....345 n the shepherd's warning....515 n token of warning, nodded..616 c w. for a thoughtless man¶.413 h | wilderness of warningtt....190m Warns-warns me not to dot..106 e Warrant-here's the warrant*316 r

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bells that w. the moments..573 t flame can never waste......357 k flames must waste away...143 e for us to waste these times 523 y having w. ground enough*.889 h lay waste our powers ......669 t prevent waste of time.... .325 b pushes the mouldering w...541 m the prodigal should wastet.387k thinking is but an idle w. of597 v w. brings woe, and sorrow.507gg waste far, and wide and by424 n waste its sweetness on the.420 w w. of all devouring yearst.. 98 n w. of many good materials. 432 k waste their music on the...413 q waste their sweetness in the586 s w. the time which looks for*619 8 waste with wasting flame..570m ways to w. superfluous... 642 c wide w. there still is a treel.587 o with the waste of time* ....434 r Wasted-charm is w. on the..240 c for wasted days and... ...237 f should not be wasted" ...602m time w. is existence, used..604 g Wastes-sloth w. the sluggish.715 g the more the marble wastes452 i

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SHAKESPEARE*; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ; BYRON; TENNYSON+; LOWELL ++; POPE; LONGFELLOW §.

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