| John Bartlett, comp. (1820–1905). Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. 1919. |
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| Concordance Index |
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| Excess to be blamed, 195.
wasteful and ridiculous, 79. |
| Exchequer of the poor, 81.
rob me the, 86. |
| Excise our brains, 413. |
| Excitement, be not hurried by, 932. |
| Excrement, general, 109. |
| Excuse, fault worse by the, 80.
for being, beauty is its own, 615.
for the glass, she’ll prove, 442.
I will not, 633.
in her face, came prologue, 239. |
| Excused his devilish deeds, 232. |
| Excusing a fault makes it worse, 80. |
| Execrable shape, what art thou, 229. |
| Execute the villany you teach me, 63.
their airy purposes, 224. |
| Executes a freeman’s will, 538. |
| Exemplary, lives in acts, 36. |
| Exempt from public haunt, 67.
were love, 793. |
| Exercise, for cure depend on, 270.
strength of mind, 317.
the principle of health, 358.
the sad mechanic, 674. |
| Exhalation, like a bright, 99.
rose like an, 225. |
| Exhalations of the dawn, 504. |
| Exhaled and went to heaven, 308.
he was, 270. |
| Exhausted worlds, 366. |
| Exhaustless deep his numbers flowed, 597. |
| Exhibited by death, wait for what will be, 745.
I saw what the not-day, 745. |
| Exhilarate the spirit, 417. |
| Exile from home, 568.
of Erin, poor, 515. |
| Exiles feed on hope, 881. |
| Existence, a more horrible object in, 585.
I called the new world into, 464.
love is woman’s sole, 556.
sordid perils of actual, 836.
soul secured in her, 299.
struggle for, 663. |
| Exists only in imagination, golden age which, 603. |
| Exit, called to make our, 436. |
| Exits and their entrances, 69. |
| Exodus of death, long mysterious, 647. |
| Expatiate free o’er all this, 314. |
| Expatiates in a life to come, 315. |
| Expectancy and rose of the state, 136. |
| Expectant of her, I wait, 696. |
| Expectation, better bettered, 50.
fails, oft, 73.
makes a blessing dear, 256.
rise, bids, 398.
to bury them, merely in, 222. |
| Expected generally happens, least, 628. |
| Expects nothing, blessed who, 347. |
| Expediency, a principle not, 627.
doing evil on the ground of, 840.
party honesty is party, 804. |
| Expedient as lighting by gas, an, 693.
to forget sometimes, 895. |
| Expedients with such a king, 352. |
| Expenditure nineteen nineteen, annual 701. |
| Expensive, gratitude is, 430. |
| Experience be a jewel, 45.
from home, 568.
gained my, 70.
ignorant in spite of, 376.
is a fool, old, 683.
is the child of thought, 626.
keeps a dear school, 360.
lamp of, 429.
made him sage, long, 348.
old, do attain, 250.
sharp mordant of, 740.
tells in every soil, 395.
to make me sad, 71. |
| Experienced liar, 796. |
| Experiment, full tide of successful, 435.
on animals is justifiable, 663. |
| Experiments, I love fools’, 663. |
| Experimental, youth is wholly, 830. |
| Explain a thing till all doubt, 332.
spoil it by trying to, 441.
the asking eye, 328. |
| Expletives their feeble aid to join, 324. |
| Exploits, glorious, 913. |
| Explore the thought, 328. |
| Expose thyself to feel, 147. |
| Exposition of sleep, I have an, 58. |
| Express and admirable in form, 134.
more than painting can, 301.
not so much to, as to conceal, 403. |
| Expressed in fancy, not, 130.
of expression that which can not be, 746.
thought but ne’er so well, 323. |
| Expression, beyond, 178.
of villainy, 796.
that which can not be expressed, 746. |
| Expressive silence, come then, 357. |
| Exquisite, joys too, 496. |
| Exquisitely fine, how, 316. |
| Extant, the story is, 138. |
| Extend a mother’s breath, 328. |
| Extent, my offending hath this, 149. |
| Extenuate, as for the brandy nothing, 612.
nothing, 156. |
| Exterior, fair, a recommendation, 895. |
| Extinction of unhappy hates, endless, 754. |
| Extinguisher, a frown is no, 720. |
| Extravagant and erring spirit, 126. |
| Extreme diseases, 886.
few in the, 318.
hate in the like, 345.
perplexed in the, 156.
remedies, 886. |
| Extremes by change more fierce, 228.
heard so oft in worst, 224.
in man and nature, 317, 322.
limits of its race utmost, 756.
meet, 1000. |
| Extremity, a daring pilot in, 267.
in man’s most dark, 492. |
| Exultations, agonies and loves, 471. |
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