of the dead, Speak no 226
to him who evil thinks 106

-to make trial of friends than for state
to put generals to test, no less an
219
Evils, Love of money fountain-head of all
225
Exact science, but an art, Politics not
an 196
Excellence is never granted to man, but,

etc. 15

- never reached, point of 36
Excess, Nothing in 216

Exchange here acts like a poison-tree, I
believe the 199

Excuse the small quantity! 102
Exe cannot be made to flow back, etc. 60
Executioners, good citizens and brave
soldiers but no 120

Exercise [drill], Immobility the finest
movement of 147

Exeter Hall sets up its bray 64

Exile, either Pontifex Maximus or an 230
Exist, it would be necessary to invent
him, If God did not 172
Existence of Harriet Martineau perpetu-
ated, 34

Existing, do not suffer but feel difficulty in

etc. 231

Fatherland, With God for King and 204
Fatigue and privation, first quality of
soldier constancy in 132

but not rest, Give me a remedy for 99
Favour to Phocion, We must grant this 211

of his fatherland, the 247

will forestall us, boys, in everything

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wins, He whom I 239

Favours to come, Gratitude a lively sense
of 19
Fear? Cæsar is your passenger, What do
you 248

My enemies will say it was from 25
Strike, man! strike! What dost thou
74

- (early and provident) the mother of
safety 13

Trust in God and you need not 72
and without reproach, knight without
134

death, I do not 24

God, but nothing else, etc., We Ger-
mans 207

him whom we do not esteem, We little
158

never finds an echo in German hearts
197

not, Be just and 9

not this fire, I 25

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First grief she has caused me, This is the

186

First, Gentlemen [the English] fire 150
- among women borne most children 132

Fled? And whither are they 74

escaped, burst through us, He has
gone 237

Flesh and sit in my bones, take off my 26
need not fear death 47

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of all sent away the buffoons, he 167 ·
quality of soldier constancy in fatigue,
etc. 132

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Flies caught with spoonful honey than
twenty barrels, etc., More 160
Flight, The eagle's first 140
Flouts and jeers, great master of gibes 3
Flowers growing over me, I feel the 25
Flow onward like a river, All things 223
Friends, sorry about to leave 33
Fold up the map of Europe 16
Follow me! Let those who love me 169
Food of the spirit, 246

to Molière, whom my valets do not
consider good enough, etc. 188
Fool, eight [hours' sleep] for a 55

etc., not just man of sense should risk
death, etc. 108

Fools, Thirty millions, mostly 69

necessary to make a public? How
many 95

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I strike my 34

never made more than circuit, etc., red
136

ship' of time founders on rock of
Christian Church 200

would keep, etc., None but [Life] 53
to choose a profession, may be 4
Foot is pinched, None of you can say
where my 221

Force, assembled by national will, only

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of princes, those who would make, etc.
42

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disperse by 157

me to fight against my will! If you
are a great general 224

no remedy 16

of the crown, poorest man may defy 64
Forcibly if must, peaceably if can 5
Foreign politics cannot be run for legal
theories 204
Foreigner, but, etc., Let us never speak of
the 154

has aristocratic bearing in our eyes 192
Foreigners are contemporary posterity 142
Forestall object only reached by years of
toil, wishing to 193
Foretaste of social democracy 207
Forget not what I have said; etc. 16

what a man says when angry
Never 44

For so many benefits, send me some
small evil! 231

of France, Open, it is the 162

-on board with you, You have Cæsar
and Cæsar's 214

Fortune's way, I propose to get into 33
Forty centuries are looking, etc., from
these pyramids! 177.

there who have the wit of four, There
are 113

Forwards 207
Foundations, On the broadest 190
Founders on rock of Christian Church,

'fools'-ship' of time 200

Found it! I have found it! I have 214
Fountain-heads, cisterns of knowledge not
the 39

Four, forty there who have the wit of 113
languages is worth four men, A man
who knows 187

France, a barracks; take care you do not,
etc., You do not want to make of 188
all things come to pass, In 181

be free! Perish our memory, and let
163

- can never be conquered in America 5
farewell! I shall never see thee more 15
is nourished, Tillage and pasturage,
etc. 138

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is rich enough to pay for her glory 127
only one more Frenchman, Nothing
altered in III

Francis I was only a tournament hero, etc.
103

Fraternity, Liberty, equality 147
Free governments, all, are party 3

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No wonder women bear rule where
men fear to be 220

-

! Perish our memory and let France be
163

-To rule o'er 'freemen should themselves
be 77

and do not know how to be just, want
to be 113

breakfast table 2

but here I am, etc., was hoping to set
you 149

Church in a free State, A 234

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press 3

who breathes air of England, every man
58

Freedom, restored 1648, first year of 49
Freemen should themselves be free, To
rule o'er 77

French, The word impossible is not 138
and German authors, If I had a son, etc.

25

nation! Head of the army! 151
revolution is a block . . . 133
should belong to me, All the 124
French soldier carries in his knapsack
a marshal's baton, Every 182
Frenchman, Nothing altered in France,

only one more III

I shall die a Frenchman, Yes I am a
161

Frenchmen are my accomplices, and you

yourselves, etc., All 180

there are the enemy, you are 100
Fresh, joyous war, A 197
Fribourg and Nordlingen! Friends, re-

member Rocroy 85

to make him more friendly, etc., do
good to our 227
Friend, etc., I remember that he has been

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hand, The politics of the 196

I was born, have lived, and will die 234
not only from crime, but from sus-
picion of it, should be 249

or die, Live 185

people's cry is that of glory 92

my 119

and toady at same time, I cannot be
Antipater's 219

(s) as far as the altar, 85, 216, 251

I offer you my arm; as a master, etc.
95

- often found and lost 2

right up to the altar 251

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Friendliness has no place, In money mat-

ters 200

Friends, Don't listen, etc., for we have
ceased to be 154

Save me from my 54

etc., When sun shines on you, you see
your 76

again, then are we perfect 5.
and enemies, Biron whom I present
equally to my 150

are to reap no more benefit than any
one else, if my 216

have all things in common 215
I wanted to be the only one, etc., You
have so many 148

of our enemies, at same time to make
227

quickly, but do not cast them off when
made, Do not, etc. 228
remember Rocroy, Fribourg and Nord-
lingen! 85

should be used like furniture, changed,

etc. 108

than put generals to test, no less an
evil to make trial of 219

to annoy them, If anything lucky
happens, go and tell your friends
176

whether present or absent, Bear in
mind your 229

who grow old like furniture, etc. 87
Friendship in constant repair, Keep 108

in constant repair, Man should keep 4
may and often does grow into, etc. 16
only a part of virtue 65

with the king, These are the wages of

my 224

Frigates, want of, stamped on my heart 2
Frontier lines, in possession of best argu-
ment as to 218

Frontiers march with ours, Never shall the
sun shine, etc. 218

Front of me, don't obscure me, etc., Don't
get in 161

Frown has never done you any harm, etc.,
Yet his 220

Frozen music, Architecture— 191
Fruit, etc., We cannot hasten the ripening
of 208

Functions of good shepherd and good king
much the same 222

Funeral sermon, wish Vaughan to preach
38
Furniture, changed when worn out,
Friends like, 108

renewed, etc., Friends who grow old
like 87

so charming as books, No 45

Further than another, will begin late but

go 112

Fuss about me, Let there be no 40
Future belongs to everyone, The 134

is the past, Best of prophets of 59
of children the work of mothers 134

Gaiter-button wanting, more than ready
there is not a 157

Gaiety, then she wishes to [take the vows],
Health, then she can 171
Gain a victory, but not how to use it,
know how to 224

Galilæan! Thou hast conquered 251
Gall has ever poisoned my pen, No 86
Game loses it, Who leaves the 170
Garden of the Empire, throw stones into
the 206