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INDEX TO NEWSLETTER
INDEX TO VOLUMES 1.1-18.3 (1992-2009)
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abandon: gay a. (Q3367) 14.4.4
said papa with gay a. (Q299) 2.4.8
ability: a. to perform a task (Q1510) 17.2.7
abstinence: a. makes the heart grow fonder 15.4.7
absurdities: if we believe in a. (Q4026) 18.3.6
abuse: antiquity of a. no justification (Q292) 2.4.8, 3.1.8, 3.3.5, 4.1.3
academic: a. politics bitter/savage (Q791) 7.4.8, 9.1.2
accident: blind a. and blundering mishap (Q146) 14.2.2
accomplish: a. all their ends 6.2.7
accountant: a. watches from safety of hills (Q508) 5.3.8
personality to become a. 3.4.5
accounts: totting up a. and turning grey (Q1176) 9.1.4
accuse: J’A. 7.1.1
achieve: in order to a. things (Q3749A) 17.2.7
achievement: freed from frenzy of a. (Q1708) 10.2.8
acres: Young farmer with 100 a. 1.1.5
Acropolis: A. by moonlight (Q2957) 13.3.7
act: in speech extol yet stigmatize in a. (Q3317) 14.3.8, 16.1.5
within the meaning of the a. 11.4.2
acting: a. art of keeping people from coughing 12.3.7
action: in a. faithful (Q1009) 8.4.6
actor: can’t grow up and be an a. 7.3.5
actors: we’re a.—we’re the opposite of people (Q3532) 15.2.8
soft, hysterical little a. 2.1.4
adjust: do not a. your shoes 18.2.4
adulterers: loud with sound of a. 4.4.5
advanced: a. old woman (Q3960) 17.4.8, 18.1.7
advertise: work like hell and a. 7.2.6, 7.3.3
advertisement: first/second/etc time I see a. (Q2117) 11.2.8
promise the soul of an a. 8.1.5
advertisements: a. speak well of it 4.2.7
advice: a. wise don’t need fools won’t take 11.2.7
advise: no a.! tools, tools, tools (Q599) 6.2.8
Aeschines: A. finished speaking (Q684) 7.2.8, 7.3.1, 7.4.5
affectation: seriousness is small man’s a. (Q3948) 17.4.8
affirm: men right in what they a. (Q123) 7.4.5
afraid: little children, a. of dark (Q1918) 10.4.8, 11.1.7
afternoon(s): do in the a.? (Q22) 1.1.7, 9.2.8
again: do it a. if it likes (Q761) 8.1.3, 8.2.4
age: approach of old a. (Q1514) 17.4.3
a. shall not weary them 11.2.4
not improve with a. 5.4.7
old a. and treachery triumph over youth and skill (Q2645) 12.3.8
agnostics: not much left for a. not to believe 4.3.5
à gogo: whisky à. 14.4.3
agree: a. or disagree as best suited moment 13.1.7
ahead: quit while one is a. (Q3917) 18.1.5
Aigley: A., Baigley Heel and Hassal (Q2688) 12.4.8
air: sucks all the a. out of the room (Q3570)
15.3.6
alchemist: from a. [came] chemist 10.1.4
alcohol: sacred rite drinking a. (Q3842) 17.2.7
there’s a. in plant and tree (Q3809) 17.1.2
Alfred: many men called A. 2.1.5
all: a. of a tiswas 18.2.7
a.-singing, a.-dancing 1.4.2
is this a.? (Q3777) 16.4.7
make/save/give a. you can 2.4.7
allegiance: swear a. to one master 2.3.4
Allemands: autre repas les A. n’auront pas 3.4.3, 9.2.8
alleviation: first hour after a. (Q3851) 17.2.7
allow: never a. a sailor (Q3966) 18.1.1
amateur: a. one who can’t do job 3.2.5
amateurs: a. built
a. practice till get right 3.2.5
ambition: poverty of a. (Q314) 5.2.2, 11.4.3, 16.1.1
nothing wrong with A. 2.2.4
American: A. pie 6.3.2
amis: le choix fait les amis (Q3280) 11.2.7, 14.3.7
amnesty: a.: state’s magnanimity 5.3.7
amuse: talent to a. 5.1.7
amusing: a., awful and artificial (Q421) 4.3.2, 5.3.4
anarchists: a. drink bad tea 3.2.6
ancestors: a. . . . priests in temple of Solomon (Q649) 7.1.3
a. . . . princes of earth (Q649) 7.1.3
greatest responsibility be good a. (Q460) 4.4.8, 11.2.5
make fine a. (Q460) 5.4.4, 11.2.5
and: a. first (Q1950) 11.3.6
ane: a. by a. they gang awa (Q3926) 17.4.6
angel: ineffectual a. (Q3728) 16.2.5
pure as an a. 12.1.7
angels: a. dance on head of pin (Q834) 8.1.1, 8.2.3
a. en famille, play Mozart 6.2.7
a. praising God, play Bach 6.2.7
fiery the a. fell (Q1761) 10.3.2
rumours of a. (Q1854) 12.2.4
anger: Look Back in A. 15.4.3
names are a. and courage (Q3724) 16.2.6
angles: know all a. (Q374) 3.4.7
Angli: non A. sed Angeli (Q2477) 12.2.8, 12.3.5
angry: he’s back and he’s a. (Q788) 7.4.8, 8.1.6, 8.3.4
animal: scientific name for a. (Q3889) 17.3.7
animals: wild a. never breed (Q3859) 17.2.6
annihilation: why settle for victory when you can have a.? (Q2264) 11.3.8
annoyances: unnecessary evils and a. 8.3.5
annus: a. horribilis 14.3.2
answer: no a. came the stern reply (Q352) 3.3.8, 3.4.4
wise man is man who knows where to look up a. (Q2052) 11.1.8
answered: all prayers are a. (Q2107A) 11.2.8, 16.2.5, 18.2.4
a. prayers (Q2991) 17.2.5
anthropologists: a. arrive, gods leave island (Q2698) 13.1.7
antiquates: Time which a. antiquities 17.3.7
anti-semitism: a., anti-socialism of stupid 6.1.5
anvil: when you are a., bear (Q1312) 9.4.4
any: a. time, a. place, anywhere 5.2.7
anybody: are you a. in particular? 1.4.6
anyone: a. may be good enough, but I need a name (Q2872) 13.2.8
ape: an anthropoidal a. (Q365) 3.3.8, 10.3.4
apologize: easier to a. than get permission (Q3152) 14.1.5, 14.3.5
only servants a. (Q3766) 16.4.8
applause: origins of a. (Q732) 7.3.7, 8.1.3
apple: even if world coming to end, would plant a. tree (Q998) 12.1.7
picknicking on a desiccated a. (Q1632) 10.1.8, 10.2.5
apple-blossom: between the a. and the
water (Q2710) 13.1.5
apples: a. of gold in pictures of silver 8.4.7
appointment: a. in
approbation: a. from Sir Hubert Stanley (Q577) 5.4.7, 6.1.8, 6.2.2
approved: letter saying I a. of it (Q3702) 16.2.3
apricots: tomorrow will be a. 4.4.6
April: A. eyes (Q3913) 17.4.5, 18.1.5
Arabs: A. Jews upon horseback (Q144) 1.4.4
wandering A. shift from place to place (Q713) 7.4.6
archaeology: a. not profession but vendetta 7.3.5
archer: mark the a. little meant (Q2941) 13.4.5
Archimedes: A.’ Principle, 67 words 4.4.4
architects: job of a. (Q2660) 12.4.8
architecture: a. frozen music 6.1.2
modern a. farce 7.1.3
are: what you a., that you a. (Q2881) 13.2.6
The ’Ole in the A. 3.3.6
arm: chance one’s a. 6.4.4
his a. he flung (Q69) 1.1.8, 4.2.1
what your right a.’s for 4.1.6
armed: thrice a. is he (Q3899) 17.3.6
armies: by night have led a. and conquered worlds (Q1097) 9.1.7
no bad a., just bad generals (Q911) 8.3.7, 8.4.7
armour: fear no foe in shining a. (Q1929) 11.1.7
arms: man without a. caught it (Q1554) 10.1.8, 11.3.4, 11.4.4
army: a. of love and liberty (Q3196) 14.2.8
Salvation A., free from sin (Q796) 9.2.3
you and whose a.? (Q895) 8.3.4
what an a. cannot (Q3670) 16.2.8, 16.4.5
arrogance: pity a. of worm (Q789) 10.3.7
arrow: killed by the most lethal a. 3.1.3
sped a. [comes not back] (Q1124) 9.1.3
’Arry: ’A.’s ’at was ’anging (Q1976) 18.3.3
arse: a case of a. got huge (Q1903) 10.4.8
art: a. is what you can get away with (Q3106) 17.1.5
a., like morality, consists of drawing the line (Q1785) 10.3.7
a. with a capital F (Q1578) 10.3.5
bankers talk only about a. (Q4021) 18.2.8
be a work of a. or wear a work of a. (Q1101) 9.1.7, 9.2.5
in a. one is plagiarist (Q3847) 17.2.7
there can only be one love, which is never A. (Q839) 14.3.4
wondrous mystic a. arise (Q1562) 10.1.8, 13.4.4
work of a. never finished, merely abandoned (Q2687) 12.4.8, 13.3.5
art mistress: a. said to gardener 4.2.5
artificial: amusing, awful and a. (Q421) 4.3.2, 5.3.4
a., proper and useful 5.3.4
artists: a. talk only about money (Q4021) 18.2.8
ash: a. is wood king uses to warm slippers (Q1158) 9.1.8, 9.2.5, 9.3.1
feathery a., neglected elder (Q1112) 9.1.3
up the a. tree climbs the ivy (Q1112) 9.1.3
ashes: thirty years of a. 18.1.8
Ashby de la Zouch: A. (Castle Abbey) (Q842) 8.2.5
ask: a. for nothing 6.1.5
asked: ought to have a. (Q3443) 15.1.7
aspects: barricade out the fruitful a. (Q1644) 10.1.8, 12.2.3
aspirations: poverty of a. (Q314) 3.1.8, 5.2.2, 7.2.7, 11.4.3, 16.1.1
aspire: I a. after perfection 18.1.2
asshole: nags away from a. to breakfast-time 7.3.5
assume: when you a. (Q3912) 18.1.4
Astaire: Ginger Rogers did everything Fred A. did 12.2.6
astrologer: from a. came astronomer 10.1.4
astrology: don’t believe in a. 7.2.6
atmospheric: let us allow for a. disturbance 11.3.2
at: a. it like knives 16.2.5
atrocities: we shall commit a. (Q4025) 18.3.6
attacked: rather be a. than (Q3958) 18.1.7
in March we long for A. (Q3610) 16.4.5
Attlee: an empty taxi arrived and A. got out 11.3.3
audience: showing off to a. of one (Q1904) 10.4.8, 11.1.6
August: how I wish this night of A. (Q1784) 10.3.7
aunts: descended from long line of maiden a. (Q1185) 9.2.5
aunty: if a. had moustache [s]he’d be an uncle
15.4.7
Australian: A. humour skipped the ironic (Q1493B) 9.4.7
Austrian: A. army, awfully arrayed (Q675) 7.1.3
author: everyone must be an a. (Q3060) 14.1.6
avenir: nous entrons dans l’a. à reculons (Q2204) 11.3.7
average: a. man’s opinions (Q3986) 18.2.8
awake: are you a. this frosty night? (Q534) 5.4.3
awakening: looking like the soul’s a. (Q1922) 11.1.7
lurked bitter a. (Q1919) 10.4.8, 11.1.7, 15.1.1
awe: shock and a. 12.3.1
awkward: neat ones in the A. Squad (Q932) 8.3.7, 8.4.4/5
axe: day to chop down tree, spend it sharpening a. (Q2429) 12.1.8, 12.2.7
babies: throw away your b. 9.1.5
baby: nailed the b. to the door (Q1114) 9.1.3
there’s posh, getting married—and no b.! (Q2171) 11.3.8, 11.4.5
bachelor: b. of own accord 3.1.8
bacilli: peppering pages with uncouth b. (Q2896) 13.3.7
back: I’ll be b.! 3.2.6, 3.3.5
backs: I have seen their b. before (Q888(2)) 8.2.8
backside: thousand kicking your b. (Q3907) 17.4.5
bad: all this talk about change! Aren’t things b. enough? (Q3534) 15.3.5
so much b. in best of us (Q771) 7.4.6
baggage: Hannah and rest of heavy b. 3.2.7
bagpipes: gentleman [doesn’t] play b. (Q573) 6.1.8
bags: b. of chink he chunk (Q2013) 11.1.8, 13.3.4
bainters: see painters
bald: b. men fighting over comb 1.2.3
he was not bald (Q1000A) 9.4.3
Baldur: all that remains of B. (Q536) 5.4.8, 8.4.4
baleful: b. light (Q1934) 11.1.8
ball: b. I threw while playing in the park (Q3165) 14.3.6
going to the b. 1.4.7
ballerinas: b. smell like horses
(Q2723) 13.3.5, 16.4.8
ballet: b. is woman 18.2.3
I don’t understand b. (Q2723) 13.3.5
no mothers-in-law in b. 18.2.3
balls: great noise in city caused by hustling over large b. (Q2265) 12.3.4
hung up his b. 4.1.5
banana: the b. is big, but its skin is even bigger 14.1.3
bangle: little blue glass b. showed (Q2201) 11.3.8
bankers: when b. get together (Q4021) 18.2.8
Bankhead: now then, sir, Miss B. (Q282) 2.3.8, 2.4.4, 3.1.3
banners: b. hung out to greet you (Q633) 6.4.7
Banquo: unnerved by B.’s valet 17.3.4
banzai!: b.! 17.4.2
bar: not stand at b. and oblige 3.1.5
barbarians: b. at the gate 1.3.2
barber: b. kept on shaving (Q1361) 9.4.5
barmaids: celestial b. (Q525) 5.3.8
Barnardo’s: B. still needs you 7.2.5
basket: b. case 6.3.6
bastards: what lies are those lying b. telling me? (Q2026) 11.1.8, 12.4.1
bath: she fell into the b. tub (Q2141) 11.3.8
the bus the b. and bed (Q3591) 17.3.7
battalions: on the side of big b. 3.1.1
battlefields: there will be b. (Q3746) 16.3.8
Bavarian: B. between Austrian and human being (Q390) 4.1.8, 4.3.4
be: b. with ‘em I will (Q972) 8.4.4
to b. or not to b. 12.4.7
beads: green glass b. on a silver string (Q837) 8.4.5
Beanz: B. Meanz Heinz 1.3.1
Bear: Gladly, my cross-eyed b. (Q1000) 8.3.6, 8.4.3, 9.1.5
beard: barber so long shaving off b. (Q677) 8.1.3, 8.3.6
bear-like: b. I must stand the course 1.3.5
beast: you gorgeous/sexy b. (Q838) 10.1.2
beat: quick b. of your warm heart (Q778) 7.4.6
beatings: the b. will continue (Q3398) 17.1.5
Beatle: Fifth B. 1.2.1, 1.3.4, 1.4.4, 2.2.6, 3.4.3
Beatles: who are B.? 3.2.1, 3.3.5, 3.4.3
beautiful: b. game (Q2637) 12.3.8
b. to seek the hidden fruits (Q222) 1.4.8, 2.1.8
b. without glasses (Q804) 7.4.8, 8.1.6, 11.1.4, 11.2.5, 14.1.2
believe to be b. (Q3672) 16.2.2
must suffer to be b. (Q843) 10.2.3
prettiness enemy of b. (Q3882) 17.3.6
beauty: b. twilight of the wise (Q711) 7.3.6, 7.4.7, 8.2.4
b. noonday of the blind (Q711) 7.3.6, 7.4.7
in quest of b. God put me here to find (Q1187) 9.1.4
line of b. (Q3628) 16.1.3
tragic b. of the marvellous work (Q826) 8.1.7
bed: put another dog on b. 17.1.7
the bus the bath and b. (Q3591) 17.3.7
useless to go to b. 17.3.8
bedroom: French widow in every b. 11.1.4
been: don’t know where you’ve b. (Q3750) 16.3.8
bees: mercy of the forest b. 18.2.8
Beethoven: even of B. (Q3777)
beggars: outside the gates the b. passed on in their misery (Q988) 8.3.8, 10.2.3
behoove: doesn’t b. to talk about rest of us (Q771) 7.4.6
beechwood: b. fires are bright and clear (Q1158) 9.3.1
Beethoven: would have murdered B. 6.2.7, 6.3.2
befall: does aught b. you? (Q719) 7.4.6
begin: b. whatever you can do or dream (Q326) 3.2.2, 3.3.6
behind: B. every great/successful man (Q97) 1.1.3, 2.3.2, 2.4.3, 8.1.2, 8.2.3
shortly be b. me (Q197) 3.2.2
being: thou great b. (Q3805) 17.1.6
belief: widespread b. more likely foolish 6.3.2
believe: allows followers to b. almost anything (Q2668) 12.4.8
b. it if you like 2.4.3
b. that, b. anything (Q275) 2.3.8, 8.3.2
don’t b. anything that can’t be told (Q564) 6.1.7, 6.2.2
don’t have to b. that 6.1.3
I practice but do not b. (Q3892) 17.3.7
bells: yells, b. and smells (Q2625) 12.3.8
benefactors: hearty thanks for our b. (Q669) 7.2.7, 8.2.6
benefit: I’d give it the b. 17.4.3
Benson: A. C. B. (Q231) 2.1.8
bespectacled: girl who is b. seldom gets her nectacled (Q1875) 10.4.3
best: b. is enemy of good (Q3009) 13.3.7
bet: b. that [God] exists 5.4.5
Betsinda: on carpet sits B. (Q627) 6.3.8, 7.4.7
better: everything said b. than we could put it ourselves 14.3.7
not b., much the same 2.1.4
rejoice with those who do b. (Q3419) 17.1.5
title from a b. man I stole (Q4024) 18.3.8
Bible: the B. was the only book that read him (Q2475) 12.2.8
bibliothecam: si apud b. hortulum habes, nihil deerit (Q2835) 13.1.8, 13.2.5
bicycle: fish without a b. 2.3.2, 8.2.1, 8.3.1, 12.4.4
man on b., hope for human race (Q1496) 9.4.8
bidder: deal with the lowest b. add something for the risk (Q862(2)) 8.1.8
bifocals: can manage b. (Q722) 7.3.7, 9.3.3, 9.4.3
Big Ben: lucky it wasn’t B. 8.2.4
No dear—B. is a clock 2.1.5, 2.2.7
bigness: affectation of b. (Q3948) 17.4.8
Billy: B. in one of nice new sashes (Q4043) 18.3.7
bimetallist: the sallowest b. (Q199) 1.3.8, 1.4.3
bin: b. ben bid bont 1.2.5
biography: disguised b. 16.2.5
birch: the silver b. is a dainty lady (Q1205) 9.1.4
bird: a b. in the hand (Q727) 11.1.4
hailed b. in Spanish speech (Q358) 3.3.8, 3.4.5
it’s a b., it’s a plane, it’s Superman (Q3650) 15.4.6
only b. that talks 18.3.5
see the shell of the flown b. (Q3109) 14.1.8
Sweet B. of Youth (Q1680) 10.2.6
birds: b. in their little nests 2.2.7
hello b., hello sky (Q376) 3.4.7
not great hopes from B. … something direful
in the sound 15.1.2
birth: effective form of b. control 3.2.6, 4.1.5
Biscay: man in
biscuit: butter my bottom with b. (Q3770) 16.4.6
biscuits: pass the b., Mirandy (Q1965) 11.4.6
bishop: as b. said to actress 4.2.5, 4.3.3
B. of
like a b.’s bottom (Q1335) 9.3.7, 9.4.4
bitch: Life’s a b., then you die (Q104) 1.1.1, 1.2.5, 2.4.1, 8.2.7
our son of a b. (Q917) 8.3.4/5
bitterness: increase in wisdom measured by decrease in b. (Q1998) 11.2.7
black: any colour as long as b. 6.2.6
bit b. over Bill’s mother’s [way] (Q283) 2.3.8, 2.4.3
b. hours of sorrow 4.2.7
b. raven, b. rook, blacker thief 13.1.7
hoist the b. flag and begin slitting throats (Q3002) 13.3.8, 13.4.6
life seems b. (Q1200) 9.3.5
blackbird: b. plays boxwood flute (Q607) 6.2.1
blame: don’t b. me (Q3878) 17.2.7
There B. desists (Q826) 8.1.7, 8.2.4
blind: b. are those who will not see (Q2128) 11.3.7
b. man saw a bear/hare (Q1554) 10.1.8, 11.3.4, 11.4.4
b. skyscrapers 11.1.1
have to be slightly b. to believe in any cause 13.4.8
love is b. and knows no wrong (Q1334) 13.2.3
blinding: mist and b. rain (Q1548) 17.4.4
bliss: b. beyond compare! (Q930) 8.3.4
Blissikins: B. (Q2893) 13.2.7
bloated: b. plutocrat (Q3387) 14.4.5
block-headed: satisfied with any one b. enough to have me 10.1.7
blood: all awash in a sea of b. (Q1861) 12.2.7
fight to last drop of French b. (Q766) 7.3.8, 7.4.6, 8.2.2, 14.1.2, 14.4.4
spit b. and bring forth fire-irons (Q2461) 12.2.7
bloodier: b. of the two (Q372) 3.4.7, 17.1.4
bloody: what b. flowers (Q2538) 12.4.5
blossom: b. on the blackthorn (Q1008) 9.2.4
b. time (Q3315) 14.3.6
blouse: big girl’s b. 4.1.6
blow: his b. in fust (Q3899) 17.3.6, 17.4.5
blue: fall into the b. depths (Q1586) 10.1.8
whose blood was b. (Q372) 17.1.4
blue-rinse: b.-w. warbler 17.3.4
boar: the B.’s Head 17.2.2
boast: b. of lying with flesh/soul (Q1073) 9.1.7
boat: a sailing b. passes … disappears (Q1251) 9.3.2, 10.1.4
cut side of b. to mark where sword fell 8.1.6, 8.2.3
boatman: take, O b., thrice thy fee (Q602) 6.2.8
boats: burn one’s b. (Q1013) 8.4.7
boets: see poets
boldness: b. has genius (Q326) 3.2.2, 3.3.6
Bolshevik: B. leader of Menshevik government (Q2806) 13.1.8
bombardier: ringing tramp of b. going on parade (Q2295) 11.4.8
bonds: surly b. of earth 1.2.3
book: great nature’s open b. (Q3732) 16.2.7, 16.3.6
he’s got a b. (Q3790) 16.4.1, 17.1.6
my b. might be filthy (Q3853) 17.2.6
never lend/give away/read b. 2.3.4, 12.3.7
we … are constantly writing in the B. of Life (Q2038) 11.1.8
writing a book; neither am I 10.4.7, 11.3.3
books: buy good b. and read them 1.4.7
kept two b. in pocket, one to read, one to write in (Q3251) 14.2.7
more bottles than b. 1.4.7
multitude of b. is a great evil (Q3060) 14.1.6
never lend b. 12.3.7
only b. I have in library those others have lent me 12.3.7
study medicine without b. (Q3791) 17.1.8
boots: fill one’s b. (Q2441) 12.2.7, 12.3.5
never trust man that wears elastic-sided b. 11.2.7
robbing Scotsman of b. (Q2335) 12.1.8
border: break for the b. (Q1700) 10.2.8
bored: b. rigid [etc] 2.3.6
boredom: shadow of cosmic b. (Q3429) 15.1.8
boring: b. as wet weekend in
most b. place in universe 2.3.6
born: never to have been b. better 5.4.5
bottle: b. in front of me than frontal
lobotomy (Q2954) 13.3.5
rat is in the b. (Q3671) 16.2.8
bottles: hot-water b. like Henry Eighth 4.4.6
bottom: boy with b. like peach (Q3704) 16.2.3, 16.3.5
butter my b. with biscuit (Q3770) 16.4.6
painted woman’s b. (Q3718) 16.2.6, 16.3.5
no one made success without large b. (Q3337) 14.3.8
bottoms: female b. under the shadow of
cosmic boredom (Q3429) 15.1.8
bought: bought it/the farm/the ranch (Q3641)
16.1.6
bound: with one b. (Q319) 2.4.2, 3.1.1
bowels: reliable set of b. worth more than brains 9.1.6
boy: b. done well! 1.2.2, 1.3.4
b. stood in dining/supper room (Q913) 8.3.7, 9.3.4
b. with bottom like peach (Q3704) 16.2.3, 16.3.5
boyly: I cannot abide a b. boy (Q1319) 9.3.7, 14.2.7
boys: b. will be b. (Q3294) 14.3.7
hello B. (Q671) 6.4.2, 7.2.8
bra: stole b.: no means of support 4.2.6
Bradshaw: on shaving with a B. (Q3463)
15.4.5
braid: hair in a b. (Q2171A/2278) 13.3.4
brain: b. as good as new (Q3617) 17.2.5
received b. by mistake − spinal cord enough (Q2326) 12.1.7
brains: if yer b. was dynamite
(Q1598) 13.1.4
brand: in his hand he held the b. which none but he might smoke (Q2223) 11.3.8, 11.4.2
brandy: a lot of water with his b. (Q1316) 9.3.7
bread: a crumb of b. for Robin (Q1025) 8.4.6
b. and butter (Q1957) 11.3.6
b. and butter cut from under your feet (Q1668) 10.2.8
b. and cheese and kisses (Q3058) 13.4.8
bread: eating b. and jam (Q3930) 17.4.6
break: b. for the border (Q1700) 10.2.8
you cannot b. even (Q2582) 12.3.7
breakfast: ate a hearty b. (Q136) 1.1.8, 1.2.6, 1.3.3
culture eats strategy for b. (Q3884) 17.3.7
plus fours and no b. 6.4.5, 7.1.7
breath: even wind seemed out of b. (Q3775) 17.4.5
breed: wild animals never b. (Q3859) 17.2.6
breeze: a valley b. begun (Q1112) 9.1.3
breezes: spicy b. blow 4.1.7
brevity: b., precision, clarity … greatest clarity (Q3055) 13.4.8
brewery: take me to a b. (Q801) 8.1.3
bricks: plant b. and mortar where grasses shook (Q1249) 9.4.4
bridge: b. over troubled water 12.4.4
b. too far (Q512) 5.3.2
burn that b. when we get to it 14.3.1
like painting the
not speak to man on b. (Q1043) 7.3.4, 8.4.7, 9.1.2
bridges: b., highways, ships, and piers (Q2660) 12.4.8
bright: a b. thing far away (Q869) 8.2.4
b. young things (Q2788) 13.1.4
B. can take it 18.3.2
B.’s care to watch (Q966) 8.3.7, 8.4.5
B.’s position in world 17.4.8
British: Be B. 1.1.2, 1.2.6, 1.3.6, 1.4.7
B. are Greeks in Roman Empire of Americans (Q780) 7.3.5
B. Museum had lost its charm 10.3.1
B. will fight to last Frenchman (Q766) 7.3.8, 7.4.6, 8.2.2, 14.1.2, 14.4.4
famous echo in Reading Room of B. Museum (Q1859) 10.3.2, 10.4.3
broad: bed so b.! (Q592) 6.2.8
brocade: she walks among the patterned
pied b. (Q2710) 13.1.5
broke: if it ain’t b., why fix it? (Q1239) 9.1.8, 9.2.7
brother: b. just made Bishop of Alexandria (Q2917) 13.4.3
O b., where art thou? 10.1.2
brotherhood: further b. of man 6.1.1
Brown: hope I die before [Capability] B. (Q2294) 11.4.8
buck: spend b. to make b. 4.1.3
bucket: education not filling a b. (Q3990) 18.2.6
budget: cry b. (Q466) 4.4.8, 5.1.4
bugger: come inside you silly b. (Q4027) 18.3.6
bugle: one blast upon the b. horn were worth a thousand men (Q2131) 12.1.4
build: if you b. it, he will come 3.3.3
building: Elvis has left the b. 14.1.6
know more about b. materials and techniques (Q2104) 11.2.8
bullet: it does a b. no good to go fast (Q3190) 14.1.5, 14.2.5
bullets: magic b. (Q1464) 9.3.8
bum: does my b. look big 17.1.4
bun: uneaten Nuneaton b. (Q832) 18.1.4, 18.2.1
who’s got a b. in the oven? (Q2085) 11.2.8
bunny: not a happy b. (Q1368) 9.3.7
burden: not a b., it’s my brother 1.2.5, 1.3.1
bureaucracy:
buried: b. [in the sea] (Q12) 1.1.7, 1.2.8, 3.1.8, 8.4.1, 12.4.5, 13.3.1
know where bodies are b. 4.4.7
Burke: B.’s steerage 2.4.6
burn: b. in the morning (Q3773) 16.4.6
bus: the b. the bath and bed (Q3591) 17.3.7
buses:
Bush: George B. reminds woman of husband 6.1.5
bushel: b. and a peck (Q3721) 16.2.6
business: b. as usual 12.1.3
b. without morality (Q217) 8.1.2
doing the b. 4.3.6
bust: must improve/increase b. (Q606) 6.2.8, 7.2.4, 8.2.1, 8.3.1
busy: ask a b. person (Q3911) 17.4.5
but: b. me no buts (Q2831) 13.1.6
butcher: Prime Minister should be good b. 7.3.4
butler: b. did it! (Q43) 1.1.7, 2.1.6, 2.2.6, 5.1.2
b. is out (Q1480) 9.4.8
Jeeves a b. 6.4.4
what the b. saw 1.3.6
butter: b. my bottom (Q3770) 16.4.6
b. ran/cats slept/dogs barked (Q3365) 14.4.7
buttocks: to the ponderous b. of the Roman proconsul (Q2453) 12.2.7, 12.4.5
Caesar: what it is to be C. (Q62) 1.1.7, 8.3.3
cake: dig, dig, dig into the c. one day (Q1724) 10.2.8
piece of c 2.4.3
who’s got a c. in the stove? (Q2085) 11.2.8
calamity: times of great c. and confusion produce great minds 14.3.7
Caledonian: C. Cremona (Q1141) 9.2.5
called: c. home (Q3763) 16.4.6
calm: c. sea wonders at the wrecks (Q1530) 17.4.3
keep c. and carry on 18.3.1
look perfectly c. (Q295) 2.4.8, 3.1.8, 4.2.4
camel: c., horse designed by committee 3.2.2
c.’s nose is in tent (Q3957) 18.1.7
c. who knows the name of God (Q773) 8.2.7, 8.3.3, 8.4.3, 11.2.5
camera: c. cannot lie/does not lie/never lies 15.3.3
point suit at c. school of acting 4.2.5
camp: as c. as Chloe 16.4.4
campaigning: serious business of c. (Q1053) 9.1.7
candle: c. in the wind 11.3.2, 12.1.1
light a c., curse the darkness 5.4.4
put out the light of one small c. 1.1.6
candles: c. in the wind 11.3.2
students c. to be lit (Q1115) 9.1.3
cannon: one good marching song worth a hundred c. (Q2131) 11.3.7, 11.4.5, 12.1.4
cap: take one’s c. off to (Q1677) 10.4.6
captain: my old c. (Q445) 4.3.8, 6.1.3
no C. can do very wrong (Q1094) 9.1.3
capitalism: c. astounding belief that wicked men do wicked things (Q2170) 11.3.8
car: buy used c. with caution 3.4.6
man buys a motor c. 3.3.7
caravan: the c. having rested moves on (Q1010) 8.3.8, 8.4.3
care: c. more than others think is wise (Q2871) 13.2.6
don’t c. was made to c. (Q2476) 12.2.8, 13.1.5
career: good c. move (Q664) 6.4.8
cares: when c. attack (Q1200) 9.3.5
carpet: rolling out red c. (Q1695) 10.4.5
carrion: crow or c. (Q3766) 16.4.8
carry: keep calm and c. on 18.3.1
cart: c. shaken all to pieces (Q617) 6.3.8, 7.1.2
carter: cool and lucky c. (Q809) 8.4.5
Casbah: come with me to C. 7.1.2
case: c. altered, quoth Plowden 5.3.6, 5.4.3
Caspian: C. Sea shimmered (Q3345) 16.2.2
castle: c. is his who has the plain (Q223) 1.4.8, 2.1.8, 3.3.5
loveliest c. in world 5.2.5
we pounced on a border c. (Q2416) 12.1.8
castles: c., chateaux, booze and sex (Q2660) 12.4.8
cat: c. a dilettante in fur 3.3.7
c. sat on a mat 4.1.2
c. stamped into room (Q507) 5.4.7, 6.2.2
c. stamping about in passage (Q507) 6.4.2
c.’s been on the strawberries (Q3508) 15.1.8
might as well ask the c. (Q3557) 15.3.6
once was little black c. (Q3024) 13.3.8
playful young c., grave old one 3.3.7
requires–c. 4.1.2
throw dead c. on lawn 2.4.6
touch not the c. 18.1.2
catching: not c. elsewhere 6.3.5
cathedrals: build railway stations like c. (Q1332) 9.3.7, 10.3.5, 15.1.5
cats: c. look down on us (Q768) 7.3.8
butter ran/c, slept/dogs barked (Q3365) 14.4.7
catsup: see ketchup
cause: have to be slightly blind to believe in any c. 13.4.8
cavalry: sound of c. galloping goes through and through my head (Q2295) 11.4.8
caves no trouble makers, no Dissenters,
we should still be in c. (Q2531) 12.3.7
C.D.M.: award yourself the C.D.M. 1.3.2
cedars: flying out of the c. (Q1080) 9.1.7
celebrity: [a c.] is known to many persons he is glad he doesn’t know 15.3.2
cellos: ladies who bend to their c. (Q839) 14.3.4
centipede: c. was happy quite (Q366) 3.3.8
centre: each man/everybody the c. of his own universe (Q3228) 14.2.8, 15.1.5
cents: two c.’ worth (Q643) 6.4.5
centuries: among the c. to treasure 8.4.6
century: child of the new c. 8.4.6
coming new c. would be biggest and best 8.4.6
into the twentieth c. 1.1.6
turn of the c. 8.1.1
ceremonial: c. use of things described (Q3208) 14.2.8
ceremony: start with [marriage] c. 4.3.6
certain: c. of one thing as you are of everything (Q779) 7.3.8, 7.4.3
chains: dreams unloose weary prisoner’s c. 2.4.8
chair: sit on hard c. after port 3.1.6
chains: c. of habit to light to be felt until too strong to be broken (Q994) 11.4.3
chalk: c. and alum and plaster 1.4.3
chamber: no sound from c. (Q1857) 10.3.8, 15.1.5
champagne: always time for a bottle of c. (Q819) 8.1.7, 8.2.3
c. for your real friends 7.3.5, 13.1.7
c. socialist 1.4.5
drink c. 9.1.6
chance: c. makes relations, choice makes friends (Q3280) 11.2.7, 14.3.7
c. of war 17.3.3
hewn from the quarried hills of c. (Q2046) 11.1.8
change: all this talk about c.! Aren’t things bad enough already? (Q3534) 15.3.5
c. in society c. in yourself (Q3759) 16.3.8
c. things I can c. (Q349) 3.3.7, 3.4.2
for everything to c. 18.1.8
in order to c. society (Q3713) 16.2.6, 16.4.6
people don’t c. only their costumes (Q3975) 18.2.6
changes: there’ll be some c. made 2.2.1
chantoozy: c. [=chanteuse] (Q2731) 13.1.8, 13.2.4
chaos: c. is the midwife of dictatorship (Q3777A) 16.4.7
character: cannot build c. and courage 6.1.1
charisma: c. bypass operation 4.2.8, 4.3.4
charming: c. rose (Q1938) 17.4.4
charnel-minded: c.-m. Edgar Allan (Q3654) 17.1.8
chase: cut to the c. 10.2.7
chastity: ferocious c. of Irishwomen (Q579) 6.1.8, 11.1.4
chat: on croit que ce c. (Q3024) 13.3.8
cheap: c. at half the price 16.3.2
cheaply: nothing a man cannot sell more c. (Q862(1)) 8.1.8, 14.1.5
cheek: tear-drop on c. of destiny 17.3.5
cheer: you don’t c. you cry (Q3245) 16.3.3
cheerfulness: may courage abound with c. (Q3902) 17.3.8, 18.1.4
cheering: sound of renewed c. (Q764) 7.3.8
cheese: Hellish dark, and smells of c. (Q987) 8.3.3
c.-eating surrender monkeys 12.3.1
live anywhere, except C. (Q781) 7.3.8
cherries: always buy your own c. (Q3584) 15.3.6
eating c. to sound of trumpets 4.1.5
chewed: Gladstone c. every mouthful 18.2.3
chicken: c. is a noble beast (Q3935) 17.4.1, 18.2.5
c. was involved (Q1606) 17.2.7
glance at cold c. (Q3779) 16.4.8
chicory: the C. Crow (Q1486) 9.4.8
child: a c. has done this horrid thing (Q3795) 17.1.3
child: c. of the summer (Q1938) 17.4.4
half God, half prattling mischievous c. (Q1916) 10.4.8, 11.1.6
if a c. lives with ___ he learns to ___ (Q702) 8.1.2
not a c. in the house washed (Q752) 7.3.8
childhood: unhappy c. a writer’s gold mine (Q1660) 10.2.6, 10.4.4
unhappy c. essential to formation of exceptional gifts 10.4.4
children: defend c. of poor (Q2099) 11.2.1
little c., afraid/frightened of dark (Q1918) 10.4.8, 11.1.7
never dwell in house of one’s c. (Q2011) 11.1.8
they will ask for our c. (Q3642) 18.1.4
chilly: c. mortal (Q3915) 17.4.5
chime: names like a c. so sweetly call (Q442) 4.3.8, 8.2.4
chimney: a wreath of driven c. smoke (Q2297) 11.4.8
Great Wall of C. visible from space (Q2469) 12.2.6, 13.4.4
chips: pissing in the c. (Q2946) 14.3.7, 14.4.4
Chloe: as camp as Chloe 16.4.4
chocolate: please send c. (Q3871) 17.4.2
taste of c. (Q1441) 10.3.5
times is hard, send c. (Q3871) 17.2.8
choice: c. makes friends 11.2.7
c.
not chance determines destiny (Q3583)
16.1.6
he who has c. has torment (Q1062) 9.1.7
choir: member of c. [never] depressed 5.2.5
chop: c. in the locker 4.1.5
I will c. off your head (Q2707) 17.4.4
Christ: for sake of C. give me a drink (Q969) 8.3.8, 10.1.3, 10.2.3
Christmas: see you on the C. tree! (Q2287) 11.4.8
Christmasses: forgive us our C. 2.3.5, 2.4.6
Christo: pro C. da mihi potum (Q969) 8.3.8, 10.1.3, 10.2.3
Church: C. Flower Arrangers (Q2074) 11.2.8
remove smirch from Baptist C. (Q63) 9.1.1
cigar: give the man a big c.! (Q1047) 8.4.7
circle: squaring the c. (Q1690) 10.2.8, 10.3.6
circumstance: carrying blocks of c. (Q2046) 11.1.8
circumstances: for c. over which we have no control, be thankful 11.3.2
citations: will not run into paroxysm of c. again 12.1.7
cities: c. built for convenience and satisfaction of those that live [there] 15.3.8
citizens: thoughtful c. change world (Q382) 3.4.8, 6.1.2
city: c. … is destructible 12.1.1
c. of mist and blown grey spaces (Q2409) 12.1.7
civilization: c. must develop or perish (Q2480) 12.3.8
c. they are fighting for 16.4.8
unfailing test of the civilization of any country (Q2359) 12.1.7
clandestinely: “off to
Clarence: used to call him C. but calls him nothing now (Q2100) 11.3.6
won’t be called C. anymore (Q2100) 2.2.5, 2.3.5, 11.2.8, 11.3.6
claret: bottle of c. before bed (Q3779) 16.4.8
bring me two dozen c. and call day after tomorrow (Q1394) 16.1.4
drink c. in East wind 3.1.6
clarity: brevity, precision, c. … greatest c. (Q3055) 13.4.8
classify: desire to c. (Q338) 3.2.8
clay: great big ball of clay (Q2466) 12.2.8
cleft: ever c. salt water (Q1303) 17.4.2
Cleopatra: some squeaking C. 5.3.6
clerks: an army of uniformed British c. (Q888(3)) 8.2.8
clever: the c., the industrious, the lazy, the stupid (Q1608) 12.3.4
cleverness: putting c. before common sense (Q1594) 11.1.3
cliché: poised between c. and indiscretion 1.1.6
client: man own lawyer fool for c. 2.4.6
clock: c. of life wound but once (Q653) 6.4.8, 9.1.1
clockwork: queer as a c. orange 9.1.6, 9.2.7, 10.1.2
close: far away is c. at hand 14.1.1, 14.2.2
cloth: by a painted c. be kept in awe (Q916) 8.4.4
clothed: c. by Monty Burton 7.2.3
clothes: came into world without c. (Q2718) 13.1.5
cloud: not man but c. in trousers 18.2.3
clouds: storm c. gathering (Q2792) 16.2.7, 17.2.4
storm laden c. that hurry by (Q2297) 11.4.8
clown: c. does more for health than drugs (Q2387) 12.1.4
Vamp, get a new c. (Q514) 5.3.8
what dangerous c.? 3.2.2
club: don’t want to belong to c. that will accept me 14.3.3
coat: fellow feeling in my c. behind (Q2960) 13.3.8, 14.1.3
cobbler: outside a cemetery sat a harassed c. (Q1632) 10.1.8, 10.2.5
cocaine: c. . . . too much money 3.2.6
cock: our c. won’t fight 9.4.2
cocktail: c. parties of geriatric set 6.1.5
Cocqcigrues: coming of the C. (Q4037) 18.3.7
coffee: as if he smelled coffee and would come right out (Q2465) 12.2.8, 13.4.4
wake up and smell the c. 16.1.2
coffin: the c. they carry you off in (Q598) 6.2.8, 8.2.5
coin: sordid matter of c. (Q368) 3.3.8, 3.4.5
to c. a phrase (Q3705) 16.2.4
cold: c. and wintry night (Q2013) 11.1.8, 13.3.4
many c., few frozen (Q694) 7.2.4
college: c. windows will be shut 4.2.4
cologne: c. at dusk 7.2.6
colour: dashed with wild wet c. (Q2409) 12.1.7
colourless: c., odourless, tasteless 4.3.6
colt: rein in a willing c. (Q3725) 16.2.7, 17.1.6
easy/simple as C.’s egg (Q717) 7.3.7
come: and still they c. (Q2338) 12.1.6, 12.2.5
c. inside you silly bugger (Q4027) 18.3.6
comedy: in c. two main parts (Q416) 4.2.8
cometh: c. hour, c. man (Q185) 1.2.8, 2.2.3
comfort: be miserable in c. (Q831) 8.1.7, 8.2.4
c. other hearts than thine 6.4.1
no c. … will mean anything to us (Q2694) 12.4.8
coming: till c. of the Cocqcigrues (Q4037) 18.3.7
commandment: eleventh c. 1.1.7
commandments: Ten C., 179 words 4.4.4, 5.1.7
commendation: c. from Sir Hubert Stanley (Q577) 5.4.7, 6.1.8, 6.2.2
commitment: involvement and c. (Q1606) 17.2.7
committee: average c. 3.3.6
c. can decide nothing can be done 3.3.2, 3.4.6
c. is a cul de sac 3.3.6
c. of three men, two absent 3.2.2, 3.3.2
God so loved the world that he didn’t send a c. 14.1.6
never commit yourself, c. yourself 3.3.2
what is a c.? 3.4.6
committees: no statues of c. (Q3789) 16.4.7
common: c. sense is … deposit of prejudices (Q215) 11.2.5
separated by a c. language 1.1.6
commonplace: I was ever c. (Q733) 7.3.7
communication: great enemy of c. (Q3612) 16.4.8
Communists: in
company: person who runs the company (Q3153) 14.1.8
still she wished for c. (Q936) 8.4.3, 9.1.2
complain: never c. never explain (Q397) 4.1.1, 4.2.4
complexities: out of intense c. intense simplicities (Q856/3221) 8.1.5, 14.2.8, 15.4.5
compulsory: still c. (Q303) 2.4.3
computer: to err is human but to foul things up requires a c. 13.2.7
computers: c. passing fashion, not catch on (Q758) 7.3.8
c. useless, only give answers (Q723) 7.3.7, 7.4.3
world market for maybe five c. (Q1177) 16.1.4
concealed: that which is c. 18.1.2
condemned: c. man ate (Q136) 1.1.8, 1.2.6, 1.3.3
condom: c. makers hike exports 4.2.6
confidence: ignorance begets c. (Q2877) 17.3.5
conflicts: all c. contain seeds of creation and destruction/future conflicts (Q2413) 12.1.8
confrontational: rather c. 6.4.4
confusion: c. to insidious louse (Q1687) 10.2.8, 12.2.5
c. to our enemies (Q2337) 12.1.8, 12.2.4
connoisseur: c., specialist who knows everything about something 12.2.6
conquer: to rest is not to c. (Q3711) 16.2.4
want of worlds to c. (Q927) 8.3.7, 9.2.4
conquered: c. by them all, this my only victory (Q3561) 15.4.5
when he has c. all … still he will be but beginning (Q3065) 14.3.5
conquest: man … must go on, c. beyond c. (Q3065) 14.3.5
conscience: let c. be your guide (Q1925) 11.1.7
virtue has no c. (Q1709) 10.2.8
consciously: never do anything c. for last time without sadness of heart (Q3239) 14.2.5
consistency: c. of the grave (Q4042) 18.3.7
foolish c. hobgoblin of little minds (Q3403) 14.4.7
with c. a great soul has nothing to do (Q3403) 14.4.7
conspiracy: people of same trade meet, ends in c. (Q3655) 15.4.7
constitution: blessed with a sound c. and a firm will (Q1685) 10.2.6
consumation: c. est obligatoire 4.1.5
contempt: c. for what is old but well understood 10.4.4, 11.1.3
control: love being in c.? 4.1.7
conundrum: better than a good c. a good nun under ‘im (Q1658) 10.2.8
conversation: excellencies of lively c. 18.2.2
cook: I know it’s very naughty, but I don’t like C. (Q2906) 13.4.4/5
only c. crumpets for one (Q3582) 16.3.4
you can’t c. me…I can c. you (Q907) 8.4.5
cool: a c. place on the pillow (Q2952) 16.4.4
feel the c. of soft rain (Q2650) 12.3.8
cooperation: service and c. (Q3798) 17.1.3
copulate: mad/lame men c. best 7.3.4
Cordelia: get a small C. 13.4.2
cornbeef: went to heaven in a c. tin (Q796) 9.2.3
corner: a leg at every c. (Q3935) 17.4.1, 17.2.5
some c. of another world 8.4.1
turned
the ugly c. of thirty (Q3587) 16.1.6
corners: polished c. of temple 18.1.2
corpse: have a good-looking c. 8.1.5
correspondence: attend to futile c. (Q1053) 9.1.7
cosmopolitans: rootless c. (Q2690) 12.4.2, 13.2.4
costly: small but c. (Q3982) 18.2.6
costumes: people don’t change only their c. (Q3975) 18.2.6
couch: rude c. (Q3492) 15.1.8
cough: c. twice before you speak, and then not say (Q1650) 10.1.8
not c. that carries you off (Q598) 6.2.8, 8.2.5
coughing: acting art of keeping people from c. 12.3.7
could: I’d rather be a C. Be (Q1385) 10.1.5
counsel: do not take c. of fears (Q3644) 15.3.8, 15.4.6
give c. to wise man (Q437) 4.3.8, 4.4.5
country: c. needs you 7.2.4
left our c. for our c.’s good 11.1.3
love your c. 2.3.4
countryside: c. laid out badly 17.3.4
courage: may c. abound with cheerfulness (Q3902) 17.3.8, 18.1.4
names are anger and c. (Q3724) 16.2.6
your c. will bring us victory 18.3.1
court: obtain in any c. of law … hand it to him (Q1868) 12.1.6
covers: the c. of this book too far apart (Q938) 8.3.5
cow: black as the inside of a c. (Q2309) 12.1.6
cow: c. it is forlorner (Q3935) 17.4.1, 18.2.5
c. very good animal in field, but turn out of garden 10.4.4
old lady kissed her c. 4.1.5
cows: c. lying, it is going to rain (Q3385) 14.4.5
most c. least milk (Q276) 2.3.8
cracking: on c. form (Q2789B) 13.1.8, 13.2.5
crazy: c. name, c. guy! (Q480) 5.1.8, 5.2.2
still c. after all these years 7.3.2
credit: mind who gets c. 16.2.5
more c. in being abused by fools than praised by rogues (Q3359) 14.3.7
credits: let the c. roll! (Q2221) 11.3.8
creed: Venerable Bede omitted half the C. (Q1275) 9.2.8
cricket: give thanks for wondrous c. 8.1.6
cricketing: c. grace (Q803) 7.4.8, 8.1.6
cripple: meet c., talk about feet 4.1.5
critic: c. knows way but can’t drive car (Q590) 6.2.3
criticism: highest function of c. tell people why they like things 12.4.7
critics: c. like eunuch in harem (Q590) 6.2.3, 6.4.2
crocodile: weeps deceitful c. (Q380) 3.4.7, 4.2.4
crooked: moon contains c. man (Q3898) 17.3.7
cross: was this the c. you had to bear (Q2990) 13.3.8
crossword: I buy [The Sun] for the c. puzzle. (Q2108) 11.2.7
crow: c. or carrion (Q3766) 16.4.8
either c. or carrion (Q3227) 14.2.8
crowd: c. on balcony 4.2.6
crowds: c. that once to harvest home would come (Q2662) 12.4.6
crown: c. a hat that lets in rain 2.3.4
jewel in the c. (Q1) 17.4.3
muck and a golden c. (Q3955) 18.1.6
who wields knife never wears c. (Q1199) 9.1.8, 9.3.5
crows: stone the c. (Q1222) 9.2.7/8
cruel: the c. sea (Q3246) 14.3.3
cruisers: c. like leviathans
(Q1762) 13.1.4, 13.2.4
crumpets: hot buttered c. for flourish of trumpets (Q3001) 13.3.8
only cook c. for one (Q3582) 16.3.4
cry: you don’t cheer you c. (Q3245) 16.3.3
crying: not a-c. really (Q3930) 17.4.6
crystal: crazy prophets staring at a c. (Q1424) 10.2.4
reason he called her C. (Q2098) 12.4.2
cuckoo: c. clock 5.3.3
culture: c. added like sauce to
unpalatable stale fish 12.3.7
to
hell with c. 12.3.7
c. eats strategy for breakfast (Q3884) 17.3.7
c***: itching c. feels no shame 4.1.7
cup: drain the bitter c. (Q1931) 11.1.7
cups: chipped white c. of
cure: from making c. of disease more grievous than endurance (Q1594) 11.1.3
cured: no problem can be c. (Q3940) 17.4.7
curiosity: disinterested intellectual c. lifeblood of civilisation 14.4.7
currency: curious, the c. an idiotic saying can get
15.3.8
custard: turning to c. (Q3945) 18.1.5
custom: c. takes seven (Q3961) 18.1.7
cut: c. to the chase 10.2.7
excuse c. of place (Q752) 7.3.8
no c. to unkindness (Q3868) 17.2.6
cutlets: are the nettle c. done? (Q2355) 12.1.8, 12.2.5
cuttings: curse the hand that c. took 10.1.7
cynic: c. is what idealist calls realist (Q1196) 9.2.6
cypress: c. and oak do not grow in other’s shadow (Q973) 8.3.8, 8.4.4
Daddy: D. knows what he’s doing (Q1511) 11.2.3, 11.3.3
D.’s on the engine, don’t be afraid
(Q1511) 11.2.3, 11.3.3
who’s your d.? (Q2376) 16.3.3
daft: d. public (Q208) 1.3.8
dagger: carve out one’s path with a d. (Q2136) 11.3.7
daimona: KATA TON D. EAYTOY (Q785) 7.3.8
damage: Any d., Mrs Gamage? (Q1602) 10.1.8, 12.3.3
task for wise undo d. done by good (Q3062) 13.4.8
damask: d. to the rose (Q67) 1.1.8
damn: know d. nothing; know d. all 5.4.5, 6.1.4
damnable: expense d. (Q20) 1.1.7, 1.2.6, 1.3.5, 1.4.4, 6.2.7, 7.2.2, 8.2.7, 16.1.2, 16.4.4, 17.1.4, 17.2.3, 17.4.3
dawn: when mountains greet the d. (Q686) 17.2.3
dance: d. as though no one is watching you (Q2850) 13.2.7
dances: the scapegoat d. (Q3903) 17.3.6
dancing: d. as fast as I can (Q2843) 13.1.8, 13.2.5
dining and d. at Rediffusion tonight (Q3038) 13.4.8
dandruff: scribblers, specks of d. on the scalp of humanity (Q3169) 14.1.8
dandy: The D. Fifth (Q2525) 12.3.7
danger: soon be out of d., don’t you
fear (Q1511) 11.2.3, 11.3.3
dangers: home at last, all d. past (Q2241) 11.3.8, 12.1.6
Daniel: dare to be a D. (Q1050) 9.1.2
Darby: D. Kelly = belly (Q714) 7.3.6, 8.1.3
dare: d. to be a Daniel (Q1050) 9.1.2
d. to have a purpose firm! (Q1050) 9.1.2
d. to make it known (Q1050) 9.1.2
d. to stand alone (Q1050) 9.1.2
dark: holding out your hand in d. (Q3957) 18.1.7
queen of the d. (Q3270) 17.3.7
shines in the d. but ushered into day 12.4.7
darkness: many commentators have thrown d. on this subject (Q2290) 11.4.8
not enough d. in the world 1.1.6
darling: I loves you me d. 2.2.5
darlings: kill your d. 6.1.4, 9.1.5
daughter: better than man’s fair d. (Q837) 8.4.5
tomorrow’s my d.’s wedding day (Q1006) 14.1.2
daughters: hope has two d. (Q3724) 16.2.6
that our d. may be 18.1.2
dawdle: don’t d. 2.3.4
dawn: d, time when men of reason go to bed 12.2.6
my regiment leaves at d. (Q131) 10.2.2/3, 17.1.3
the d. its pearly dew (Q67) 1.1.8
day: cold light of d. (Q3034) 13.4.1
d. when hope and history rhyme 7.4.1
falls the remorseful d. 8.4.2
go ahead, make my d. 2.3.1
one fine d. in the middle of the night (Q1554) 10.1.8, 11.3.4, 11.4.4
went the d. well? 1.3.4
days: d. passed slowly, one by one (Q3032) 13.4.6
the strong unhampered d. (Q3073) 14.1.7, 14.2.4
three fine d. and a thunderstorm (Q54) 1.1.7, 1.4.3
dead: best men d. . . . not feeling well myself 7.4.8, 8.1.4
d. and buried and heard your voice (Q2680) 12.4.8
d. but won’t lie down (Q735) 7.3.7, 8.1.3
d., fled, golden bed (Q474) 5.1.8
even the d. can talk (Q1806) 10.3.3
I will not be d. (Q2650) 12.3.8
in long run all d. 4.3.5
man fears to be d. 5.3.7
one among the unnumbered d. (Q2063) 11.1.6, 15.3.2
service of all the d. (Q3146) 14.1.8, 15.3.5
deadline: he finally met his d. 11.3.2
deadlines: love d. … whooshing sound as they go past (Q3048) 13.4.8
deaf: d. are those who will not listen (Q2128) 11.3.7
d. man said “There?” (Q1554) 10.1.8, 11.3.4, 11.4.4
deaf-aid: to d. resigned (Q722) 7.3.7, 9.3.3, 9.4.3
dean: D. ---- is on his Hellenic cruise (Q246) 2.2.7, 3.2.2
death: all life is trouble, only d. is no trouble (Q1599) 12.3.7
d. is a market place where all men meet (Q1565) 11.4.4
d. is not d. (Q511) 5.3.8
d. is not unextinguishable light (Q2234) 11.3.7
D. is nothing at all 1.1.4, 1.3.6
d. is only a horizon (Q1643, Q3954) 11.3.7, 18.1.5
d. is putting out the lamp because the dawn has come (Q2234) 11.3.7
d. nature telling us to slow down 4.2.1
D. Now My Neighbour (Q586) 6.1.8, 6.3.1, 7.2.2
d. to lurking roach, porter (Q1687) 10.2.8, 12.2.5
d. our hearts can not divide (Q3759) 16.3.8
fears the stroke of d. 5.3.7
not afraid of d., afraid of dying 4.3.3
thoughts of d. like distant thunder (Q1026) 8.4.8
while there is d. there is hope (Q823) 8.1.7
with thee d. is not d. (Q511) 17.1.4
debauching: end by d. it (Q817) 17.2.4
decide: to d. on war 16.2.2
decision: avoid a d. 3.4.6
decline: having known me, to d. 1.4.3
deed: bloody d. is/was done (Q293) 2.4.8, 3.1.1, 5.1.3
deeds: d. must win prize (Q1926) 10.4.8, 11.1.7
defeat: in d. you need [champagne] 2.1.3
snatch d. from jaws of victory (Q933) 8.3.7, 8.4.3
defend: living we d. thee, dead we d. thee still (Q2420) 12.1.8, 12.3.5
delight: cleverly evade pain, avidly preclude d. (Q1644) 10.1.8, 12.2.3
no d. … will mean anything to us (Q2694) 12.4.8
delusions: house of d. is cheap to build (Q1887) 11.2.6
democracy: d. will work until majority imposes will on minority (Q726) 7.3.7
Demosthenes: D. finished speaking (Q684) 7.2.8, 7.3.1, 7.4.5
dentures: to d. accustomed (Q722) 7.3.7, 9.3.3, 9.4.3
deny: men wrong in what they d. (Q123) 7.4.5
oh, was no d. (Q2900) 13.2.3
depravity: portions of woman that appeal to man’s d. (Q1162) 9.2.5, 9.3.4, 12.4.3
total d. of inanimate things (Q1669) 10.3.5
deserts: d. are small 3.4.5
desirability: the fathomless d. of women (Q903)
15.3.4
desirable: how d. life is 16.2.5
desire: for things unknown no d. (Q727) 7.3.7, 8.1.3, 11.1.4
desires: absence of varied set of elevated and healthy d. (Q314) 16.1.1
nurse unacted d. (Q1086) 9.1.3
curse of working class, poverty of d. (Q314) 16.1.1
despicable: strolling tribe, d. race (Q713) 7.3.6, 7.4.6
destiny: choice not chance determines d. (Q3583)
16.1.6
tear-drop on cheek of d. 17.3.5
destroy: things that will d. us (Q217) 8.1.2
destruction: seeds of its own d. (Q848) 8.2.2, 8.3.5
destruit: quod me nutrit me d. (Q1985) 11.1.1
detail: omitting no d., however slight (Q631) 6.4.7, 7.1.5
Deutsch: if I’m buying, dann mussen Sie D. sprechen (Q1014) 8.4.8, 15.4.8
devastating: pale, frail—and d. (Q776) 8.2.8
devil: black as the d. 12.1.7
playing D. and Jenny Golightly (Q495) 5.2.8
dew: gone like d. from petal of rose (Q1915) 10.4.8, 11.1.6
dewlap: d. nestles in the chinfolds (Q1810) 10.3.8
diamonds: keep the d. (Q56) 1.1.7, 1.2.6
stick with me kid, I’ll bury you in d. (Q1804) 10.3.8
Dickens: D. Is dead (Q3188) 14.1.8, 14.2.4
dictators: chaos is midwife of d. (Q3777A) 16.4.7
dictatorship: d. impossible through microphone (Q548) 5.4.8
dictionary: who shall imagine his d. can embalm his language (Q3035) 14.1.7
die: care when you d. 2.4.6
d. another day 12.2.7
d. unsatisfied—and this is Fate! (Q941) 8.4.4
d. young 8.1.5
I did not d. 5.2.6, 5.3.4
I don’t want to be there when [I die] 11.3.1
if I should d. 6.4.1
Life’s a bitch and then you d. (Q104) 1.1.1, 1.2.5, 2.4.1, 8.2.7
may your rabbits never d. 5.2.7, 6.1.5
never going to d. (Q3749A) 17.2.7
not afraid to die 11.3.1
[the faith] in which I mean to d. 2.1.5
to d. for (Q489) 5.2.8, 5.3.4
to d. would be good 5.4.5
with you love to live, be ready to d. 15.3.8
died: d. on [the sea] (Q12) 1.1.7, 1.2.8, 3.1.8, 8.4.1, 12.4.5, 13.3.1
operation successful, patient d. (Q1829) 10.3.8, 14.3.4
we d. for her, and rest content 1.3.3
dies: matters not how a man d. 4.2.1
when winter comes they d. (Q3969) 18.3.5
diet: only one d. worth a damn 15.3.2
Dieu: si D. le veut (Q450) 4.4.8
difference: Vive la d. (Q845A) 8.1.7
different: d. from home life of our own dear Queen 11.1.3
difficulties: d. will argue for themselves (Q830) 8.2.3
don’t tell me all the d. (Q830) 8.1.7, 8.2.3
dig: d., d., d. into the cake one day (Q1724) 10.2.8
dignity: kept my d. (Q1657) 10.1.8
d. [the] one thing that can’t be preserved in alcohol (Q4000) 16.1.3
dike: boy who put finger in d. 3.1.6, 3.2.3, 3.3.6
dilettante: cat d. in fur 5.4.2
Dillon: D. there’s something on your face 16.3.1
dined: d. off porcelain plates (Q3776) 16.4.8, 17.1.8
man asked if dined 5.1.4, 5.2.3
man who has d. friends (Q62) 1.1.7
dining: d. and dancing at Rediffusion tonight (Q3038) 13.4.8
dinner: after d. I go for my rest (Q3212) 14.2.8
dinners: d. compared to creation 4.3.6
diplomacy: d. relief for aristocrats 4.3.6, 5.1.4
d. is saying “nice doggy” 4.1.5, 4.2.3
disappear: they will d. those parents (Q3811) 17.1.3
disappointed: as long as you can be d. you are still young 13.4.8
disappointment: d. the sorrow of young
(Q2949) 13.3.5, 13.4.8
disasters: d. come not singly (Q774) 7.3.8, 7.4.6
discontent: divine d. (Q1182) 9.1.8, 9.2.5, 12.4.5
discover: help me to d. truth (Q402) 16.2.2
discovery: no new d. … will mean anything to us (Q2694) 12.4.8
disguised: d. biography 16.2.5
disgusted: d., Tunbridge Wells 5.1.6, 6.3.2
dishwater: dull as d. 10.4.6
dislike: instant d. . . . .saves time 3.3.4
dismal: the d. science 18.3.4
dissatisfied: better human being/Socrates d. than fool satisfied (Q939) 8.3.5
dissenters no D. … should still be in
caves (Q2531) 12.3.7
divided: By the sword d. 1.1.3
do: gotta d. what we gotta d. 16.3.8
I d., I understand (Q351) 3.3.7, 8.2.7, 8.3.5
it doesn’t d. anything (Q2948) 17.2.5
doctors: dying of too many d. (Q545) 5.4.8, 6.2.5, 9.2.3
trust us, we’re d. (Q2186) 11.3.8
Dodd: Tommy D. (Q3749) 16.3.7
dog: d. eat d. 12.2.2
d. hanging (Q3893) 18.2.4
gave the d. a run (Q3032) 13.4.6
I do not admit that d. in manger has right to manger 13.2.7
like d. at fair 3.2.3
put another d. on bed 17.1.7
dog-cart: grass-by-the-lanes where a d. jolts (Q2040) 11.1.8
dogged: it’s d. as does it 5.3.7
dogs: butter ran/cats slept/d. barked (Q3365) 14.4.7
d. look up to us (Q768) 7.3.8
d. wear only my collars (Q800) 7.4.8, 13.1.4
his unfaltering d. he from the chase recalls (Q826) 8.1.7, 8.2.4
hunt/shoot them down like d. (Q3513) 15.1.8, 16.1.5
mad d. and Englishmen (Q3824) 17.1.1
Dolgelly: if ever you go to D. (Q1257) 9.4.4
dollars: took the fifty-thousand d. (Q1253B) 9.3.5
dolphin: on
dome: riding redoubtable D. of Paul (Q442) 4.3.8, 8.2.4
done: anything d. perfectly well (Q3245) 16.3.3
if you want something d. (Q3911) 17.4.5
my work here is d. (Q2732) 17.2.4
donkey: goad a reluctant d. (Q3725) 16.2.7, 17.1.6
talking hind legs off d. (Q518) 5.4.7
donkeys: lions led by d. 6.4.1, 7.1.2, 7.4.3,17.1.2
Donne: John D. had lot of fun 4.1.5
doobry: d. 5.4.5
door: d. called push (Q3860) 17.2.6
ever-open d. 5.4.5
Johnson’s at the d. (Q3624) 16.4.1
doormat: sentiments differentiate me from d. 7.2.6
doubt: and remove all d. (Q3993) 18.2.6, 18.3.5
if I had slightest d. 17.4.3
dove: d. had beak and talons (Q2416) 12.1.8
down: d. with everything that’s up and up with everything that’s d. 14.4.7
dove: Time has a d.’s wing (Q3974)
18.2.5
doyen(ne): d. 6.3.6, 6.4.3
dragged: D. kicking and screaming 1.1.6
dragons: here be d. (Q999) 8.3.8
drainage: require main d. 17.3.4
Drake: D. is going west (Q311) 4.2.5
drama: the stage upon which our d. is put (Q1950) 11.3.6
draughty: nifty but d. (Q3881) 17.2.1, 17.3.2, 17.3.5
dreadful: this is an d. place (Q3785) 16.4.8, 17.3.3
dream: all men d. 2.4.5, 3.2.6
d. a d. of (Q3204) 14.2.8
d. more than others think is practical (Q2871) 13.2.6
d. on, baby (Q225) 1.4.8, 2.1.3
is it a d.? (Q4025) 18.3.6
yesterday is but a d. (Q1046) 8.4.8
dreamed: never knew or d. of (Q2666) 12.4.8
dreaming: d. shore (Q3254) 14.2.8, 14.4.4
dreams: d. naught but d. (Q291) 2.4.8, 3.1.8
dress: not d. rehearsal, real life (Q487) 5.2.8
drink: d. champagne 9.1.6
d. to make people interesting 4.3.5
for sake of Christ give me a d. (Q969) 8.3.8, 10.1.3, 10.2.3
interesting man who didn’t d. 4.3.5
never trust a man who doesn’t d. (Q1064) 9.1.7
drinking: whiskey is for d.
(Q3834) 18.1.4
drinks: not fit to lace George Best’s d. 9.1.6
drop: d. the gun, Louis (Q3193) 14.4.3
drugs: clown does more for health than … d. (Q2387) 12.1.4
drums: beware leader who bangs d. of war 12.2.2
drunk: not d. if you can lie on floor 4.3.5
not by the wine d. (Q4023) 18.3.6
not d. is he who … can rise (Q1386) 9.3.7
duck: no d. behind the sofa (Q2533) 12.3.8
son of d. is a floater 4.3.4. 4.4.6
ducks: fed the d. reproved my wife (Q3032) 13.4.6
duller: d. spectacle 17.1.8
dumb: d. are those who will not speak (Q2128) 11.3.7
d. man said “Where?” (Q1554) 10.1.8, 11.3.4, 11.4.4
dumbing: d. down 6.4.4
dump: what a d. 5.4.6
dung: absence of smell of horse d. 8.1.5
dust: flicking a speck of d. from lace (Q1900) 10.4.3
Lord sends d. into bad man’s eye (Q1810) 10.3.8
dying: don’t mind d. 4.3.3
things
worth living for, d. for, killing for (Q3466)
15.1.7
dynamite: if yer brains was d.
(Q1598) 13.1.4
ear: e. open like a greedy shark 1.2.7
never pick your e. but with your elbow (Q1378) 10.4.4
Van Gogh’s e. for music 2.2.2
early: e. to bed, e. to rise 7.2.6, 7.3.3
earn: spending more than you e. 6.1.1
earnest: e. Victorian slang for homosexual (Q2481) 12.3.2
IN E. (Q3927) 18.2.5
ears: e. [close] to the ground 8.4.6
earth: E. has not anything to show 2.2.7
everyone appears on e. involuntarily and uninvited (Q2182) 11.3.7
here on e. to do good for others (Q2430) 12.1.8, 12.2.1
my little corner of e. 3.1.6
take him, E., for cherishing (Q2242) 11.4.6
earthquake: any fool put up with e. 8.3.5
small e. in
who won the
ease: not here for e. and sin (Q571) 6.1.8, 6.4.2
eat: e. all you please of whatever you like 15.3.2
go straight in and e. (Q2789A) 13.1.8, 13.2.5, 15.4.4
you are what you eat 15.2.8
eaten: he’s e. it! 5.1.2
eccentric: second-rate e. (Q328) 3.2.8
echoes: e. of last book read (Q733) 7.3.7
economical: e. with the truth 15.4.1
economics: e. the dismal science 18.3.4
ecstasy: unparalleled e. (Q1632) 10.1.8, 10.2.5
edge: come to the e. 2.3.4, 4.3.2
editor: king, e., man with tapeworm (Q3545)
16.1.2
educate: e. a man e. a person, e. a woman e. a family (Q1439) 9.4.6
education: e., e. and e. 13.2.3
e. not filling a bucket (Q3990) 18.2.6
e. process of casting false pearls before real swine 12.2.7
e. remains when we have forgotten all that we have been taught 13.1.7
e. turns meander into straight line (Q1438) 9.3.8, 9.4.6
eelskin: stuffed e. in hand (Q1919) 10.4.8, 11.1.7, 15.1.1
efficiency: Mr/Miss E. (Q440) 4.3.8
egg: an e. always an adventure (Q923) 8.3.7, 14.2.7
go to work on an e. 1.3.2
I fly, my little e. (Q1237) 9.1.8
eheu: e. fugaces (Q1479) 9.4.6
eighty: after age of e. seem to be having breakfast every five minutes 15.2.8
elbows: the sharp e. of the middle classes (Q3143) 14.1.8
elder: feathery ash, neglected e. (Q1112) 9.1.3
elections: trouble with free e. (Q59) 1.1.7, 3.1.8, 11.1.4
you won the e., I won the count 8.3.5
elementary: e., my dear Watson, e. 6.1.4
elephant: the e. in the living room
(Q2677) 13.3.5
elephante: l’e. la metio a la formiga 2.4.6
elephants: herded e. 1.2.7
eleventh: e. commandment 1.1.7
elm: e. burns like graveyard mold (Q1158) 9.1.8, 9.2.5, 9.3.1
e. tree makes the old churchyard shady (Q1205) 9.1.4
elsewhere: in images of e. 14.1.1
Elvis: E. has left the building 14.1.6
emperor: S. Eagle got its eye on E. of Russia (Q1809) 10.3.3, 10.4.2
empire: build up this Britannick E. (Q1060) 12.1.5
evil e. 2.3.1
women who lost us the E. (Q1838) 10.3.8
enclose: e. pic of tractor 1.1.5
end: e. and reward of toil (Q3745) 16.3.7
served no private e. (Q1009) 8.4.6
endeavour: no e. is in vain (Q968) 8.4.4
endeavours: tried hard in e. 2.4.5, 6.3.5
endurance: e. of unnecessary evils and annoyances 8.3.5
enemies: confusion to our e. (Q2337) 12.1.8, 12.2.5
way you wanted your e. to pay (Q3883) 17.3.8
enemy: best is e. of good (Q3009) 13.3.7
best never comes, second b. comes too late 13.3.7
body of e. will float by (Q757) 7.3.8, 7.4.3
get a better class of e. (Q3261) 8.2.4, 14.3.3
great e. of communication (Q3612) 16.4.8
energy: focus e. on building new instead of fighting old (Q3614) 15.3.7
Gray’s E. 4.2.3, 7.3.5
engine: Daddy’s on the e., don’t be
afraid (Q1511) 11.2.3, 11.3.3
e. amuses philosopher (Q1442) 10.1.5
engineer: e. do for five bob (Q1235) 10.3.4, 10.4.2
engineers: job of e. (Q2660) 12.4.8
engineering: e. the art of modelling materials 11.4.7
E. small island (Q710) 7.2.3, 7.3.1
E. went upon his way (Q430) 4.3.8
E.’ always wrong (Q2648) 12.4.3
how tiny E. is (Q3786) 16.4.3, 17.2.3
no wonder E. is great country if women are like that 13.2.8
nobody’s wrong but E. (Q2648) 12.4.3
Oh, for the grey, grey skies of E. (Q2216) 11.3.8
Oh to be in E. (Q246) 2.2.7, 3.2.2
strength of Church of E. (Q2668) 12.4.8
tell E., ye who pass 1.3.3
when I stand up for E. (Q3231) 14.2.8
English: E. a people of saints (Q996) 8.3.8
E. claim to be self-made (Q1710) 10.2.8, 10.3.6
E. fought to last Frenchman (Q766) 7.3.8, 7.4.6, 8.2.2, 14.1.2, 14.4.4
E. summer (Q54) 1.1.7, 1.4.3
E. literature and the Anglican Church 2.2.5
go to
if women of the E. are like that, the men must be lions 13.2.8
mobilized the E. language (Q759) 7.3.1, 7.4.4
speak E. when I’m selling (Q1014) 8.4.8, 15.4.8
Englishmen: mad dogs and E. (Q3824) 17.1.1
Englishwoman: I am an E., born in wedlock, on dry land (Q2211) 16.1.4
enough: e. of
too much is not e. (Q3663) 15.4.2
enthusiasm: nothing great ever achieved without e. (Q1627) 11.2.6, 11.3.3
entity: source of all e. (Q3805) 17.1.6
epitaph: epitaph for myself 11.2.7
erection: waste an e. 3.1.6
err: to e. is human but to foul things up requires a computer 13.2.7
escalator: Hump the e. slid (Q4016) 18.3.5
essence: e. encapsulated in last few sentences 5.4.4
e.
of life the smile of round female bottoms (Q3429) 15.1.8
etchings: come up and see my e. 16.1.2
eternity: morning of first day of e. (Q587) 6.2.8, 6.3.1
Ethelred: E. didn’t like having to be king (Q1118) 9.1.8
ethics: grub first, then e. 7.3.5
etymology: in e. vowels don’t signify (Q484) 5.1.8
knew all about e., Hebrew (Q957) 8.3.7, 9.4.8, 10.1.3, 11.2.2
eunuchs: preferred the titillations of the Egyptian e. (Q2453) 12.2.7, 12.4.5
old E. 12.3.1
evenfall: what is called the quiet e. (Q1933) 11.1.7
events: e., dear boy, e. (Q1532) 11.2.3
e. of life mainly small 9.4.7
evergreen: joyous, beautiful, universal e. of life (Q1896) 10.4.3
everything: learn something about e. and e. about something (Q695) 7.2.8, 7.3.4, 11.2.1
want
e., immediately, twice over 14.3.7
evil: those to whom e. is done do e. in return 11.1.2
evils: don’t make imaginary e. (Q1483) 9.4.7
unnecessary e. and annoyances 8.3.5
exaggerating: “biggest pudding,” e. a trifle 6.3.8
example: if you can’t be good e. (Q3563) 16.2.5
excellence: attain e., care more, risk more, dream more (Q2871) 13.2.6
executioner: e. shall not triumph (Q446) 4.3.8
exercise: thought of e, want to lie down (Q128) 3.4.5
exist: unicorns do not e. (Q3686) 17.4.2
existence: E. saw him spurn 7.2.6
existentialist: e. realizes can exercise free will by swimming with tide 13.3.7
expense: e. damnable (Q20) 1.1.7, 1.2.6, 1.3.5, 1.4.4, 6.2.7, 7.2.2, 8.2.7, 16.1.2, 16.4.4, 17.1.4, 17.2.3, 17.4.3
experience: e. best of schoolmasters (Q2961)
14.3.7
e. an arch wherethro’ gleams untravell’d
world (Q3518) 15.1.7
experiment: obliged to desist from the e. in despair (Q2816) 13.2.5
experimentation: country demands bold, persistent e. 6.1.5
expire: I tremble I e. (Q3862) 17.2.6
explain: never e., never apologise 4.1.1
explorers: not all e. leave home (Q2464) 12.2.8
expostulate: e. (chiefly) on (a) The Curfew 4.2.3
extended: make e. skies your tomb (Q3753) 16.3.7
eye: ever have an e. unto the door (Q916) 8.4.4
never touch your e. but with your elbow (Q1378) 10.4.4
one e. on pot other up chimney (Q1216) 9.2.6, 9.3.5
eyelids: in habit of laughing down from lazy e. (Q1900) 10.4.3
eyes: aged e. were full of tears (Q2013) 11.1.8, 13.3.4
April e. (Q3913) 17.4.5, 18.1.5
e. flashing dark lightnings 10.4.3
lift up your e. and look to heavens and stars 12.2.2
mine e., thy servants (Q77) 1.4.7, 2.1.7, 2.2.5
outward e. present the object (Q2981/2) 13.3.6
subdued e. drop tears (Q1927A) 11.1.7
till I see those e. again (Q2998) 17.2.5
two holes in fur where e. are 2.4.6
voyage of discovery consists … in having new e. (Q2981/2) 13.3.6
wistful e. that never meet (Q941) 8.4.4
face: at 50, f. he deserves 5.1.5
f. grows to fit the mask (Q1883) 10.4.3, 11.1.5
f. set to applaud (Q647) 6.4.7
revealed your human f. 1.1.5
something on your f. 16.3.1
turn Albert’s f. to wall (Q570) 6.1.8, 6.2.2
fact: taste for f. a disease 5.4.5
facts: f. get in way of good story (Q1987, Q3907) 17.4.5
ruthless analysis of f. (Q297) 2.4.8
fading: light is slowly f. (Q618) 16.3.3
fag: f. (Q640) 6.4.4
fail: f. to prepare (Q3901) 17.3.6
failure: feared regret more than f. (Q3299) 16.2.6
fairies: scoffed at f. 4.4.6
fairy: f. hiccoughs wee baby born (Q1917A) 10.4.8, 11.1.7
f. sheds tear star born in Milky Way (Q1917) 10.4.8, 11.1.7
faisaient: ils la f. (Q2920) 16.4.4
faith: deficient in simple f. as in Norman blood 11.4.2
f. is holding out your hand (Q3957) 18.1.7
f. that I have held and hold 2.1.5
fall: a bad f. upstairs 1.4.7
false: f., foolish, old, ill-natured, ill-bred (Q662) 6.4.8, 7.1.3
fame: f. is a poison that should be taken in small doses late in life (Q1775) 12.3.4
f., money, love of beautiful women (Q687) 7.3.6
familiar: scorn security of f. to wrestle with unknown (Q962) 8.3.7, 9.2.4
family: all in f. (Q428) 4.3.6, 4.4.7, 5.2.2
socialism is the f. writ large (Q435) 15.2.1
fan: don’t blow on it—f. it with yer ‘at (Q1277) 10.3.4
fancies: more f. than there’s herring in the sea (Q1424) 10.2.4
far: f. away is close at hand 14.1.1, 14.2.2
farewell: soldier’s f. (Q4031) 18.3.6
farmer: Young f. with 100 acres 1.1.5
farmers: f. who tilled own grounds (Q1538) 10.1.6
famous: f. when they can spell your name 6.4.6
fantasy: a single flight of planes ... 12.1.1
fart: born in the year of the Great F. (Q873) 8.1.8, 8.2.3
forgot the f. (Q873) 8.1.8, 8.2.3
trust a f. 3.1.6
farted: born on the night that Abu Hasan f. (Q873) 8.2.3
fast: men will see no better for going f. (Q3190) 14.1.5, 14.2.5
slow horses and f. women 18.2.1
fat: ain’t over till f. lady sings (Q2521) 2.1.1, 2.2.5, 12.3.6
fate: die unsatisfied—and this is F.! (Q941) 8.4.4
ears his f. too much 3.4.5
f. drives us all to find our chiefest good (Q1937) 10.4.8, 11.1.8
f. makes relations 11.2.7
Fates: wish for the Gods and your F. to be kind (Q1005) 8.3.8
father: how’s your f.? (Q2657A) 12.4.6
your f. before you and his f. before him (Q2129) 11.3.6
fathom: full f. five 2.2.7
fault: not for a petty f. take back thy love (Q228) 14.2.2
Fawkes: Guy F. and intentions (Q4045) 18.3.8
fear: f. is behind/knocked at the door (Q885) 8.2.8, 9.3.3
f. not the future nor people (Q892) 8.2.8
pallid tattered rags of f. (Q633) 6.4.7
feared: f. regret more than failure (Q3299) 16.2.6
feathers: pluck largest amount of f. 8.1.5
pluck out the f. from the softening wax (Q1586) 10.1.8
feeling: best men dead. . . . not f. well myself 7.4.8, 8.1.4
feet: few days on f., soon back in bed 5.1.4
met a man with no f. (Q411) 4.2.8, 4.3.4, 5.2.3
shoes were full of f. (Q2013) 11.1.8, 13.3.4
felicity: hastening to perfect f. 5.3.6
stay us in this f. (Q1060) 9.1.7
fellow: f. feeling in my c. behind (Q2960) 13.3.8, 14.1.3
f. feeling makes one wondrous kind (Q2960) 13.3.8, 14.1.3
f. flatly refused (Q253) 2.3.3
fellowship: for f. of our game 8.1.6
female: f. form divine (Q815) 8.1.7, 8.2.4
shapely f. with protrudey boozer 11.2.4
feminism: never able to find out what f. is 7.2.6
feminist: people call me f. 5.4.5, 7.2.6
fence: sitting on f. with both ears to ground 8.4.6
we want to be f. at top of cliff (Q745) 8.1.5, 8.2.4
ferry: “fallen off f.,” said in-Solent-ly 6.1.7
festoon: f. the room with my presence (Q3875) 17.2.8
fewness: the f. of my wants (Q3767) 16.4.8
fiction: f. is obliged to stick (Q3942)
17.4.8
fields: f. white with daisies (Q441) 4.3.8, 4.4.2
fifth: The Dandy F. (Q2525) 12.3.7
fifty: Adonis corpulent man of f. 5.1.5
[don’t] fool with booze until f. 5.1.5
I’m f. and haven’t seen a thing 5.1.5
fighting: civilisation they are f. for 16.4.8
water is for f. over (Q3834) 18.1.4
filthy: my book might be f. (Q3853) 17.2.6
fine: f. men, like f. steel, forged in fiercest fires (Q3226) 14.2.8
finger: when a f. points at the moon, the fool looks at the f. (Q2651) 14.2.3
fingernails: revolutionary must always have clean f. (Q2487) 12.3.8, 15.1.3
fingerprints: f. on files of crime 5.3.5
fire: a f. upon the deep (Q1623) 01.1.8
education lighting a f. (Q3990) 18.2.6
F.! F.! Mrs Briar! (Q1602) 10.1.8, 12.3.3
one year of f. and flames 18.1.8
fires: burning with f. of orc (Q1761) 10.3.3
fine men, like fine steel, forged in fiercest f. (Q3226) 14.2.8
first: for your f. husband 17.3.8
nothing should be done for f. time 2.4.6
first-class: f. minds talk about ideas 16.1.4
first-rate: powers of a f. man, creed of a second-rate man (Q3335) 16.1.4, 16.1.5
f. capacities and second-rate ideas
(Q3335) 16.1.5
fish: caught no f. today 2.2.5
culture added like sauce to unpalatable
stale f. 12.3.7
f. and guests stink after three days 4.2.3
f. without a bicycle 2.3.2, 8.2.1, 8.3.1, 12.4.4
only dead f. swim with stream/tide (Q2947) 13.3.8, 14.1.3
wish were f. in Aegean Sea (Q567) 6.1.7
fishing: Gods do not deduct hours spent f. 2.4.5
five: f. basic jokes (Q334) 3.2.8, 3.3.4
5-4-3-2-1 14.4.4
world market for maybe f. computers (Q1177) 16.1.4
flame: f. fanned by inadequate income 5.4.5
flames: one year of fire and f. 18.1.8
flaming: f. June (Q3363) 14.4.7, 15.1.5
flannel: [sumptuous] texture of grey f. 2.4.3
flatness: f. of surrounding countryside 2.3.6
flattery: f. is the food of fools 9.1.6
no f. … will mean anything to us (Q2694) 12.4.8
fleas: great f. have little f. 2.1.7
fleet: F.’s lit up 6.2.6
flesh: boast of lying with f. (Q1073) 9.1.7
flies: f. is wise (Q3969) 18.3.5
flock: a f. of crazy prophets (Q1424) 10.2.4
flood: far forth on that f. (Q826) 8.1.7
floor: wish that room had f. 2.3.5
flotsam: want any f.? I’ve gotsam (Q3679)
16.1.4
flower: break not f. 2.3.7
each f. her sun (Q2710) 13.1.5
plucked a thistle, planted a f. (Q396) 2.4.7, 3.4.1
flowers: seen f. come in stony places 15.3.8
smell the f. I loved (Q2650) 12.3.8
taste of the boys leaned strongly towards f. (Q2987) 13.3.7
what bloody f. (Q2538) 12.4.5
fluency: f. directly proportional to ingorance (Q2877) 13.2.6
flute: a tutor who tooted the f. (Q2092) 11.2.7
fly: can’t f. very high 18.3.5
Foch: l’Avenue F. for people who are posh 4.1.5
foe: fear no f. in shining armour (Q1929) 11.1.7
fog: f. of war 12.3.1, 17.3.3
no one paid attention to f. in
foggy: it’s f. on the river 16.3.1
foie gras: eating f. to sound of trumpets 3.4.1
fold: Do Not F. Spindle or Mutilate 2.3.3
folk-dancing: incest and f. 18.2.8
follow: f. that with your sea lions (Q1659) 10.2.8, 11.2.3, 18.2.7
f. to the ends of the earth (Q219) 1.4.8
food: where from will come the money to buy the f. and gin? (Q2292) 11.4.8
fool: any f. can see what’s wrong (Q906) 16.3.3
every f. in Buxton can be at Bakewell in half-an-hour 14.1.5
f. you in all things (Q66) 1.1.7
if he’s a f. make him a parson (Q2782) 13.1.8
when a finger points at the moon, the f. looks at the finger (Q2651) 14.2.3
fools: f. [learn] by their own [harms] (Q1198) 9.1.4
only f. and horses work 12.1.4
foot: when passenger of f. heave in sight 13.3.2
football: f. nothing but beastly fury (Q2265) 12.3.4
footfalls: Along whose shore the numerous f. cease (Q826) 8.1.7, 8.2.4
footprints: f. on sands of time 5.3.5
take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but f. (Q3428) 15.2.5
force: f. for good in troubled world
(Q3946) 17.4.2
Ford: said Jerome K. Jerome to F. Madox F. (Q3080) 14.1.4
forecast: f. for tonight . . . dark 3.2.6
foreign: if you want to speak f. (Q3850) 17.2.8, 17.3.6
forest: away in the f. all darksome and deep (Q2254) 11.3.8
forests: presses turning f. into lies (Q1167) 9.1.8, 10.3.4
forever: words only things that last f. (Q3580) 16.4.5
forget: go, f. me (Q707) 8.1.4
now told, do my best to f. (Q720) 7.3.7, 7.4.4
forgive: f. others more easily than himself 2.4.5
people f. for being wrong, not for being right (Q1524) 14.3.7, 14.4.4
forgiveness: easier to get f. than permission (Q3152) 14.1.5, 14.3.5
f. lovely idea until have something to forgive (Q1830) 10.3.7
forlorner: cow it is f. (Q3935) 17.4.1, 18.2.5
form: female f. divine (Q815) 8.1.7, 8.2.4
formed: perfectly f. (Q44) 1.1.7, 7.3.4, 11.2.4
forthcomingly: “missed the bronze,” f. 6.3.8
forthrightly: “first three wrong,” f. 6.3.8
fortune: f. of war 17.3.3
maligner f. take from me 4.2.7
forty: f. different reasons why (Q222) 1.4.8, 2.1.8
life begins at f. (Q1075) 9.1.7
founder: hearty thanks for our f. (Q669) 7.2.7, 8.2.6
four: f. things come not back (Q1124) 9.1.3
story about f. people (Q818) 8.1.7
fourpence: only after my f. (Q4031) 18.2.8, 18.3.6
fourpenny: f. one 6.3.6
fox: f. loves own stench 3.1.8
foxes: a scantling of f. (Q886) 8.2.3
fraud: no f. is innocent (Q2590) 12.3.7
free: have to believe in f. will … no choice (Q3242) 14.2.6
he/Jack was f. 2.4.2
I am f. 5.4.5
freedom: die for f. in the street (Q399) 4.1.8, 8.4.5
down the road of f. who will march with me? (Q3196) 14.2.8
f. dwells on mountain peaks (Q223) 1.4.8, 2.1.8, 3.3.5
f. is in peril 18.3.1
give up f. in order to gain security (Q2996) 13.4.8
one man’s terrorist another’s f. fighter (Q2068) 11.1.8, 12.2.4, 12.3.4
French: F. widow in every bedroom 11.1.4
frenzy: freed from f. of achievement (Q1708) 10.2.8
Fressen: erst kommt das F. 7.3.5
Freud: F. no longer shocks us (Q2471) 12.2.8
friend: lost no f. (Q1009) 8.4.6
My Fat F. (Q260) 2.2.8
My new best f. (Q3077) 14.1.8
observe f. fall from roof-top (Q298) 2.4.8, 3.1.3
polished female f. (Q1052) 9.2.4
thank Thee first for many a f. (Q540) 8.1.4
true f. stabs you in front (Q3568) 16.4.5
walk beside me and be my f. (Q740) 7.3.7, 8.4.5
friends: choice makes f. 11.2.7
expect from my f. that they live through dinner (Q1184) 9.1.4
champagne for real f., real pain for sham f. 7.3.5, 13.1.7
with f. like these, who needs enemies? (Q3519) 15.1.7
friendship: let f. reign, be just and kind and evil speak of none (Q2263) 11.3.8
your f. a possession I intend to hold (Q1707) 10.2.8, 10.3.7
frigate: f. tight and brave (Q2897) 13.2.7
frighten: kill one f. one thousand (Q971) 8.3.8
frightened: little children, f. of dark (Q1918) 10.4.8, 11.1.7
frog: f. lost leg in frozen peas 4.2.6
front: hold the f. page (Q815) 8.1.6
frozen: many cold, few f. (Q694) 7.2.4
frugality: silence . . . instinct for f. 7.1.7
fruit: cannot eat f. while tree in blossom (Q900) 8.3.5
f***: know f. nothing; know f. all 5.4.5, 6.1.4
full: f. monty 4.3.7, 7.1.6, 7.2.3
fun: f. going forward (Q521) 5.4.7, 6.1.3
little dog laughed to see such f. (Q1310) 12.3.3
funeral: did not attend f. (Q3702) 16.2.3
morning f. [sharpens] appetite for lunch 6.1.5
funny: f. peculiar, f. ha-ha 4.3.2, 5.3.4
see you in the f. pictures (Q876) 8.2.8, 8.3.3
furniture: hack no f. 2.2.4
fury: football nothing but beastly f. (Q2265) 12.3.4
fust: his blow in f. (Q3899) 17.3.6, 17.4.5
future: bad enough to know past; intolerable to know f. 11.2.7
best way to predict f. is to invent it 11.2.7
f. easy to predict; getting it right hard (Q1133) 9.1.8, 11.2.7
f. generations may be enriched (Q814) 8.1.6, 11.4.3
go forth to meet the f. without fear (Q1214) 9.1.4
her f. we’re talking about (Q565) 6.1.7
never let f. dismay you (Q1792) 10.3.8
unimaginable f. our forefathers could only dream about (Q2275) 11.4.8
we enter the f. backwards (Q2204) 11.3.7
gabbling: g. like a crate of hens 16.4.8
gadget: handy little g. 12.4.4
gagner: c’est moins d’y g. que d’y prendre part 11.4.1, 12.1.2
Galle: der Zuwachs an Weisheit lässt sich nach der Abnahme an G. bemessen (Q1998) 11.2.7
Galuppi: Toccata of G.’s 16.4.1
gambling: why is g. not good (Q3826) 17.1.8
game: beautiful g. (Q2637) 12.3.8
great g. 13.1.2
how you played the g. 5.2.1
lamented that he lost g. 2.4.5, 6.3.5
you cannot get out of the g. (Q2582) 12.3.7
games: the rest are merely games (Q942) 16.4.4
ganglion: g. gone awry (Q205) 1.3.8, 12.3.2, 17.3.2
gathering: g. storm (Q2792) 16.2.7, 16.3.3
garden: enough to believe garden beautiful without fairies at bottom 11.3.2
g. and library all you need (Q2835) 13.1.8, 13.2.5
give man bleak rock, he will turn it into a g. (Q978) 8.3.8, 14.2.6
give man g., he will convert it to wilderness/desert (Q978) 8.3.8, 14.2.6
never concerned about New Jerusalem … too much to do in g. 15.2.2
played in lovely/beautiful g. children of high degree (Q988) 8.3.8, 10.2.3
Master of large G. 2.3.4
gardener: ‘I’ said the Master – And the g. answered him not (Q3495) 15.1.6
garlic: g. in the salad of charm (Q808) 8.1.6, 8.3.4
g. is to salad [as] insanity is to art 9.1.6
gas: g. man! Come in, Sir (Q752) 7.3.8
gate: Green Wicket G. (Q537) 5.4.8
man who stood at G. of Year 1.2.4
gates: outside the g. the beggars passed on in their misery (Q988) 8.3.8, 10.2.3
gathered: g. to the quiet west 7.2.6
Gatling: we have got the G. gun (Q893) 8.2.4
gaudiness: meretricious g. of the Church of Rome (Q864) 8.1.8, 8.4.3
gawky: she’ll grow up g. and uncouth (Q1611) 10.1.8
gay: not a g. science 18.3.4
gazelle: some tame g. 2.2.5
general: photo of G. Buller (Q2509) 13.1.1
generalizations: g. dangerous 6.1.5
mistaken in g. than in observations 6.1.5
generalize: to g. is to be idiot 6.1.5
generalizer: g. learns less and less 6.1.5
generalizes: g. lies 6.1.5
generalship: bad g. 8.1.5
generation: lost g. 9.2.1
genie: I bid you g., now appear (Q896) 8.2.8, 9.2.4
genius: a little less g. and a little more of what public wants (Q4008) 16.1.8
of g. never had a trace (Q733) 7.3.7
poetic g. of my country (Q188) 1.2.8, 1.3.2
gentleman: a g. from The Times (Q1876) 17.2.4
g. doesn’t play accordion 4.1.5
g. play flute, not too expertly 4.3.6
g. should have more in pocket (Q3918) 17.4.8
g. would never do anything like that 12.2.7
give it to g. opposite 3.2.7
no g. cares to be praised 3.2.6
geography: g. is everywhere 2.4.6
geranium: one hair, its colour pink g. (Q1003) 9.4.3
stick a g. in your hat (Q4019) 18.2.7
German: when you’re selling we speak G. (Q1014) 8.4.8, 15.4.8
Germans: meal the G. won’t have 3.4.3, 9.2.8
in G. came for Communists/trade unionists/Jews/me (Q1691) 10.2.1
ghosts: the g. they whisper this and thus (Q2473) 12.2.8
giant: awaken a sleeping g., and filled him with resolve 10.4.1
Gielgud: John G. fined £10 5.2.3
gifts: time of g. (Q3602) 15.3.7, 15.4.6
gin: never drink anything stronger than g. 8.3.5
tired of gin, tired of sin (Q2701) 13.1.7
ginger: G., you’re barmy 4.1.5, 4.3.5
girl: if you can keep your g. (Q3761) 16.3.8, 17.1.2
little Josephine, you’re a big g. now (Q2085) 11.2.8
girlish: I like a g. girl (Q, 14.2.7) 9.3.7
girls: of all the g. I ever knew/loved (Q1172) 9.1.4
prevent g. from being g. (Q3294) 14.3.7
twenty naked g. to change his plate 8.4.5
give: don’t you ever g. up? 5.2.5
g. (someone) one (Q2855) 13.1.6
never g. in (Q3445) 15.1.6
who have least g. most (Q3731) 16.2.7, 16.4.6
glad: I killed him. And I’m g. (Q27) 3.1.8, 14.3.4
glance: g. at a cold chicken (Q3779) 16.4.8
glass: photographed with g. in hand 2.4.4, 3.1.6
glasses: tray of g. (Q386) 3.4.8, 4.3.4, 4.4.6
glen: many a rose in the g. (Q3504) 17.1.5
glimmer: no faintest g. of light (Q230) 2.1.8, 2.2.7, 7.2.3
glorious: g. revolution (Q57) 12.4.5, 13.3.3
glory: [a man’s] g. is not at all in going, but in being (Q3190) 14.1.5, 14.2.5
no guts, no g. (Q561) 6.1.7, 14.2.3
restored to its former g. (Q3178) 14.3.6
glove: but with a g. 18.1.2
lose right-handed g. 5.3.6
no equal to a right-hand g. (Q541) 5.4.8
gloves: don’t like g. made of silk (Q2906) 13.4.4/5
glow: g. has warmed world 5.4.4
glue pot: stick to me heart like a g. 2.2.5
gnomes: g. of
go: g. to it 18.3.2
let us g. forward 18.3.2
if I should g. 2.3.7
goad: g. a reluctant donkey (Q3725) 16.2.7, 17.1.6
goats: when g. are fattest (Q1140) 9.1.8, 10.3.4
God: agree with the book of G. … need not be preserved (Q3061) 13.4.7
at all times aware of G. 2.4.5, 6.3.5
camel who knows the name of G. (Q773) 8.2.7, 8.3.3, 8.4.3, 11.2.5
cease to believe in G. (Q394) 4.1.8, 4.3.4, 4.4.8, 5.3.1, 5.4.2
either G. exists or not 5.4.5
espied the g. with gloomy soul 7.1.3
G. don’t make mistakes 4.4.6
G. helps those who persevere 5.2.6
G. is a Brazilian 3.2.6
G. is a gentleman 3.2.6
G. is an Englishman (Q235) 2.1.2, 2.2.6
G. is in details 6.3.4, 6.4.3
G. is not a fool 3.3.6
G. isn’t an Albanian 2.2.6
G. made world in six days, arrested on seventh 12.2.6
G. protects fools, drunks, USA (Q324) 3.2.7, 3.3.6, 4.3.4, 6.2.3
G. sleeps in stone, wakes in beast, lives in man (Q2876) 13.2.6
G. so loved the world that he didn’t send a committee 14.1.6
G. writes straight with crooked lines (Q355) 3.3.8, 3.4.4
G.’s heart in a garden 3.1.6
G.’s loud laughter 2.4.4
G.’s way of telling you 3.2.6
greater than what you are in the sight of G. (Q2881) 13.2.6
half G., half prattling mischievous child (Q1916) 10.4.8, 11.1.6
I know that G. is wrath (Q3652) 16.4.5
if G. had intended us to . . . (Q391) 3.4.4, 4.1.1, 4.2.6, 4.3.5, 5.1.4
if G. powerful not good, if good not powerful (Q850) 8.1.8, 8.3.4
lives like G. in France (Q452) 4.4.8, 5.1.3
one nation under G 12.3.7
psychopathic g. 11.1.1
sex proves G. has sense of humour (Q3095) 14.1.8
small value G. has for riches 12.4.7
when G. laughs (Q277) 3.1.4, 3.2.2
whether G. had any choice in way he made Universe (Q1679) 10.2.6
godheads: maidens aspiring to g. (Q3873) 17.3.7
godliness: brought up to g. and good learning (Q669) 7.2.7, 8.2.6
Gods: wish for the G. and your Fates to be kind (Q1005) 8.3.8
their G. are not our G. 17.3.4
going: it wasn’t his g. (Q3082) 14.1.8
gold: go for g. 6.2.1
g. at foot of rainbow (Q630) 6.3.8, 6.4.2
half as g. as green 5.1.6
if ‘tis not g., ‘tis granted (Q756) 7.3.8, 13.3.3
unhappy childhood a writer’s g. mine (Q1660) 10.2.6
goldmine: childhood is writer’s g. (Q1660A) 16.3.3
golden: g. age that ended about forty years previously (Q3267) 14.3.8
g. rule, no g. rule 5.1.5, 5.2.5
the G. Gate is very far away (Q1176) 9.1.4
their very own and g. city (Q3189) 14.1.8, 14.2.5
gone: g. with the wind 17.3.3
gong: all g. and no dinner 16.4.2
Gonzales: Speedy G. (Q257) 2.3.7, 2.4.2
good: force for g. in troubled word (Q3946) 17.4.2
I will be g. 5.1.1
my g. husbands, the people (Q2462) 12.2.7, 14.2.3
so much g. in worst of us (Q771) 7.4.6
stands a g. woman 1.1.3
goode: seek out ye g. in everie man (Q841) 8.1.7
goodnight: say g. 14.1.2
goods: when g. taken away (Q4040) 18.3.3
goose: grey g. quill (Q2400) 12.1.8
gooseberry: only hairs on g. stop it from being grape (Q1999) 11.4.7
gore: Willie, with a thirst for g. (Q1114) 9.1.3
gorgeous: drop-dead g. 3.4.7
you g. beast (Q838) 10.1.2
gorilla: the ___ pound g. (Q2980) 14.1.6
Gospel: preach g. at all times (Q3421) 14.4.7
gotta: g. do what we g. do 16.3.8
government: art of g. let people think they’re running the country (Q2663) 12.4.8
free and good g. 1.4.6
g. a thing of exquisite comicality (Q709) 8.4.6
g. like a big baby 2.3.1
governments: g. provide comedy for discerning mind (Q709) 7.3.6, 8.4.6
gowans: pluck g. fine (Q519) 5.3.8, 5.4.3
gownless: g. evening strap (Q3185) 14.1.8
Grabberwock: beware the G., my son (Q1125) 10.2.3, 10.3.1
grape: only hairs on gooseberry stop it from being g. (Q1999) 11.4.7
grapes: always eat g. downwards 11.3.3
grass: g.-by-the-lanes where a dog-cart jolts (Q2040) 11.1.8
g. is softer to my tread (Q3896) 17.3.7
grateful: from g. nation (Q220) 1.4.8, 2.4.3
grave: consistency of the g. (Q4042) 18.3.7
face like a well-kept g. (Q1248) 9.2.7, 9.3.5
stand at g. and cry 5.2.6, 5.3.4
who in the dark and silent g. (Q2890) 13.2.8
graves: silence of g. 18.1.8
gravity: exaggerate g. of situation (Q3676) 16.3.2
gravy: climb aboard g. train 6.1.6
great: Behind every g. man (Q97) 1.1.3, 2.3.2, 2.4.3, 8.1.2, 8.2.3
g. game 13.1.2
Greek: Xenophon was a G. 2.2.4
green: Matching G. 11.3.2
On
red and g. should not be seen (Q1641) 13.2.4
Sproston G. 11.3.2
Twemlow G. 11.3.2
gregariously: “invite Greg and Gary,” g. 6.3.8
grief: g. is the price we pay for love (Q2992) 14.1.7, 14.3.2
say not in g. that she is no more (Q214) 1.4.8, 2.1.7, 2.2.6
Grosvenor: in
ground: here I lie in the g. (Q230) 2.1.8, 2.2.7, 7.2.3
grow: g. together but not too much (Q973) 8.3.8
grub: g. first, then ethics 7.3.5
guarantee: no one can g. success in war (Q3338)
14.3.7
guard: living we g. thee, dead we g. thee still (Q2420) 12.1.8, 12.3.5
Papal g. leans on pike (Q846) 8.1.4
guide: let conscience be your g. (Q1925) 11.1.7
guilty: found not g. by a
guineas: distributed g. to populace (Q764) 7.3.8
gull: rum little g. (Q763) 7.3.8
gum: as fast as Arabian trees their medicinal g. (Q1927A) 11.1.7
gun: drop the g., Louis (Q3193) 14.4.3
Johnny, get your g. (Q449) 4.4.8, 5.1.4
never, never let your g. pointed be at anyone (Q1662) 10.2.2
no innocent man buys g. 2.3.4
guns: from great g. and women’s tongues (Q1379) 13.2.4
guts: no g., no glory (Q561) 6.1.7, 14.2.3
Gwendolyn: ran a pin in G. (Q3737) 16.3.8
H: fond of the letter H. (Q3021) 13.3.7
habits: h. that weaken you (Q3614) 15.3.7
had: you h. me at --- 16.2.6
hydra: h. of revolution (Q3712) 16.2.4
hair: h. in a braid (Q2171A/2278) 13.3.4
keep
on having my h. cut, keeps on growing again (Q937) 15.2.8
maybe her h.’ll come too (Q2137) 11.3.8
[no] point in getting h. cut 8.1.5, 8.2.3
half: not told h. of what I saw 13.1.5
hall: no voice from h. (Q1857) 10.3.8, 15.1.5
halting: succeed in h. war 16.2.2
halves: everything by h. and nothing well 1.4.7
ham: if had h. could have h. and eggs, if had eggs 15.4.7
hammer: only tool a h., treat everything/all problems as a nail (Q950) 8.3.7, 8.4.7, 9.1.2, 9.2.4
when you are h., strike (Q1312) 9.4.4
hand: holding out your h. (Q3957) 18.1.7
O for the touch of a vanished h. (Q1448) 9.4.6
thy h. in all things (Q1465) 9.3.8, 9.4.6
with warm h. touch h. (Q2890) 13.2.8
hand: left h. doesn’t know 17.2.8
Handel: played H.’s
handiwork: glorified as last trace of man’s h. to fade from view (Q2469) 12.2.6, 13.4.4
hands: [feel] with my h. 2.3.5
hang: will not h. myself today 2.3.4
Hangars: I don’t want Thorpes, or H. or Holts (Q2040) 11.1.8
hanging: dog h. (Q3893) 18.2.4
hangover: nursing bad h. (Q507) 5.4.7, 6.2.2
hangs: who h. on, wins 5.2.6
happen: make it h. 18.3.2
happiness: h. harmful to someone else (Q668) 7.2.7
h. is a matter of everyday mode 18.2.7
h. is in little things 13.3.7
h. … is life itself (Q1304) 9.3.6
h. is first hour (Q3851) 17.2.7
increase of human h. 4.1.5
happinesses: pay for all h. with sorrow 13.2.7
happy: want to be h., smoke pipe 5.1.5
harbour: God made the h. (Q1493A) 9.4.7
harder: h. I work the more luck (Q3506) 16.2.5, 16.3.4
hardy: when h. comes to h. (Q3205) 14.2.8
hare: first catch your h. 10.2.7
harmonies: Solemn h. enfold her voice (Q826) 8.1.7
harpooned: whale is h. when it spouts (Q3993) 18.2.7, 18.3.5
Harry: H.’s hat was hanging (Q1976) 18.3.3
hart: fly like a youthful h. or roe (Q1928) 11.1.7
harvest: crowds that once to h. home would come (Q2662) 12.4.6
hope for no h. and possess no home (Q2662) 12.4.6
hat: hat: Harry’s h. was hanging (Q1976) 18.3.3
maybe she can’t take her h. off (Q2137) 11.3.8
stick a geranium in your h. (Q4019) 18.2.7
take one’s h. off to (Q1677) 10.4.6
hate: I’ll h. myself in the morning 17.2.2
hated: he hated not wisely but too well 11.2.7
hats: remove h. 3.1.5
Haw-Haw: Lord H. 3.1.4, 3.2.4
hay: kiss within h. (Q483) 5.2.3
head: doesn’t matter a damn if no head, wear right sort of hat (Q1015) 12.2.3
h. take in more than seat endure 6.2.7
I will chop off your h. (Q2707) 17.4.4
noticed if standing on h. 8.4.2
off with h. 5.2.7
the Boar’s H. 17.2.2
headstone: for a h. they have an altar (Q1129) 9.1.8, 12.2.3
healing: of the most high cometh h. (Q926) 8.3.4
health: as long as you’ve got your h. (Q1387) 14.1.3
clown does more for h. than … drugs (Q2387) 12.1.4
h. of nation is wealth of nation (Q3244) 14.2.6
hear: I h., I forget (Q351) 3.3.7, 8.2.7, 8.3.5
heard: beware of h. (Q634) 6.4.7, 7.1.5
heart: be still my beating h. (Q787) 7.4.8, 8.1.4
commune with my h. 3.1.6
h. bowed down with weight of woe (Q1924) 11.1.7
his little h. to cheer (Q1025) 8.4.6
if thou wilt ease thy h. of love (Q2895) 13.2.7
into my h. an air that kills (Q2809) 13.1.6
keep in your h. a shrine to the ideal (Q1072) 9.1.7, 10.1.4
let your h. beat fast for me (Q2650) 12.3.8
tart with a h. of gold (Q2669) 12.4.8, 13.2.2
when the house of the h. is empty (Q1489) 9.4.8
hearts: h. and minds 13.2.2
to live in h. is not to die 3.1.7
heat: generate more h. than light (Q3063) 13.4.8, 14.1.4
not the h., the humidity (Q212) 1.3.8, 1.4.6, 2.1.3, 3.4.3, 17.3.5
heaven: all that H. allows (Q1457) 9.3.8, 9.4.1, 10.1.2
All This and H. too 6.2.6
not H. itself upon the past has power (Q1163) 9.1.3
heavens: he that sitteth in h. shall laugh 2.4.4
heavy: ain’t h., he’s my brother 1.3.1
Heckmonwike: dreams he is in H. (Q846) 8.1.4
Heil: did H. and Hittle in the Reich (Q1125) 10.2.3, 10.3.1
hell: all h. broke loose 6.2.5
continue like h. 2.4.6
hot as h. 12.1.7
nae so deep as h. (Q3059) 13.4.7
what fresh h. is this? (Q1655) 10.2.5
---- from H. (Q280) 2.3.6, 3.1.4, 7.2.3
Hellish: H. dark, and smells of cheese (Q987) 8.3.3
hello: h. birds [etc] (Q376) 4.1.3
helm: don’t speak to man at h. (Q1043) 7.3.4, 8.4.7, 9.1.2
helmets: remove crash h. 3.1.5
help: every assistance short of actual h. (Q3332) 14.3.6
helps: every little h., as the old woman said when she piddled into the sea 15.1.2
herd: thundering h. (Q1238) 9.2.7
heroes: land/country fit for h. 6.3.3
there are h. in plenty 6.4.3
herring: more fancies than there’s h. in the sea (Q1424) 10.2.4
hickory-stick: taught to tune of h. (Q986) 8.3.8, 8.4.5
high-stool: sitting on a h. in
highway: passed on life’s h. the stone that marks the highest point (Q3406) 14.4.1
hills: hewn from the quarried h. of chance (Q2046) 11.1.8
over the h. where spices grow (Q1928) 11.1.7
wooded h. and groves 4.1.2
hint: tale a h. (Q209a) 1.3.8
history: anyone can make h. (Q674) 7.1.5, 9.4.7
h. one bloody thing after another 14.2.6
h. of mankind is h. of thought 8.3.5
h. repeats itself; historians repeat one another 11.1.3
h. written for victors (Q674) 7.1.5, 9.4.7
leave the past to h. (Q3973) 18.2.5
Hitler: even H. scared of Methodists (Q887) 8.2.8
moustache like H.’s (Q2344) 18.1.7
not unlike H. but without charm 7.4.4
when H. attacked Jews/Catholics/unions/Protestants (Q1691) 9.4.1, 10.2.1
hoary: h. head a crown of glory 7.3.5
hobgoblin: foolish consistency h. of little minds 14.4.7
hole: in h., stop digging (Q472) 5.1.8
holiday: on h. at the time (Q3479) 15.1.6
Holmes: H. never the same man after (Q821) 8.1.7, 8.2.2
Holts: I don’t want Thorpes, or Hangars or H. (Q2040) 11.1.8
home: called h. (Q3763) 16.4.6
h. is mirror of mind (Q1079) 9.1.7
I can get all that at home 11.3.1
Jack’s Return H. (Q2121) 11.2.8
we’re going h. (Q1103) 9.1.8
Homer: either H. or the same name 7.4.2
homespun: h. collars, h. hearts (Q750) 7.4.6
homme: un h. moyen sensuel (Q844) 8.1.1
homos: stately h. of
homosexual: earnest Victorian slang for h. (Q2481) 12.3.2
honest: first they get on, then … honour, then … h. (Q1555) 10.1.6
rich but h. (Q3797) 17.1.3
honey: always called her H. (Q1232) 9.1.8
wild white h. of your words 18.2.8
honeymoon: what a palaver—a h. in the sky (Q3620)
15.4.6
honour: first they get on, then … h., then … honest (Q1555) 10.1.6
in h. clear (Q1009) 8.4.6
hope: for us all some sweet h. lies (Q1226) 9.1.8, 9.2.6
gave up h. feel better 7.3.5
h. for little 6.1.5
h. has two daughters (Q3724) 16.2.6h. is not a strategy (Q2667) 12.4.8
ripple of h. (Q3757) 16.3.8
when h. and history rhyme 7.4.1
horizon: death is only a h. (Q1643, Q3954) ) 11.3.7, 18.1.5
h. is nothing save the limit of our sight (Q1643) 11.3.7
scanning the h. (Q1923) 11.1.7
horizons: in these stones h. sing (Q3175) 14.1.6
Hornby: H. and Barlow long ago (Q811) 8.1.6, 8.2.6
hornet: good job it wasn’t a h. (Q761) 8.2.4
horrid: child has done this h. thing (Q3795) 17.1.3
horrors: shop of h. (Q2696) 12.4.8
horse: distant hoofbeat of the h. of history (Q3076) 14.1.8, 14.3.5
kingdom for h. 5.2.7, 5.3.4
man on a white h. (Q1589) 11.1.5, 11.2.5
to h., Peterkin (Q1454) 9.3.8, 9.4.6
horseman: h. was gone (Q3345) 16.2.2
horses: avoid approaching h. from rear 3.4.6
only fools and h. work 12.1.4
slow h. and fast women 18.2.1
hortulum: si apud bibliothecam h. habes, nihil deerit (Q2835) 13.1.8, 13.2.5
hospital: H. for Incurables, House of Lords 1.4.7
hostesses: let us f--- the h. (Q3742) 16.3.8
hour: cometh the h. 1.3.2
lost half an h. in the morning 1.4.7
stop and spend a social h. (Q2263) 11.3.8
house: better a h. not cleaned than a life not lived (Q3161) 14.1.8, 14.4.7
h. of delusions is cheap to build (Q1887) 11.2.6
h. unkempt not as distressing as life unlived (Q3161) 14.1.8, 14.4.7
Master of small H. 2.3.4
never dwell in h. of one’s children (Q2011) 11.1.8
only when take possession of h. that able to change it (Q2923) 13.3.8
houses: build your h., build your towns (Q1249) 9.4.4
have nothing in your h. (Q3672) 16.2.2
how: h. often I sit poring (Q3919) 18.1.5
hub: h. of universe (Q746) 7.3.7
huckleberry: my h. friend (Q3680) 16.1.3
Hugh: Sir H. and the Mermaiden (Q2451) 12.2.7
Hugo: l’Avenue Victor H., me and you go 4.1.5
human: revealed your h. face 1.1.5
humani: h., nil alienum 3.1.6
humanity: loves h., hates human beings (Q3123) 14.2.4
only on paper has h. achieved glory (Q576) 6.1.8, 10.3.7
humans: h. unique in ability to learn from experience of others 11.3.2
humbly: I will serve you h. 16.3.2
humidity: not the heat it’s the h. (Q212) 17.3.5
humility: [my] small book on H. not been superseded 10.4.6
Hump: H. the escalator slid (Q4016) 18.3.5
hunger: shared master’s h. and meals (Q772) 7.3.8, 7.4.7
hunkers: doon on yer h. and up again (Q422) 7.2.3
hunt: h. south of
hunter: history will glorify h. (Q674) 9.4.7
hunting: h. fraternity notoriously lascivious 4.4.5
hurry: don’t h., don’t worry, and smell the flowers (Q2879) 13.2.6
husband: husband: for your first h. 17.3.8
h. head of household (Q315) 3.1.8
it’s my h.; duck behind the sofa (Q2533) 12.3.8
hush: but h., we are observed 12.3.3
Hutsut: H. Brodie on the Rillaraw (Q855) 8.1.8, 8.2.5
H. song (A Swedish Serenade) (Q855) 8.2.5
hypocrite: h. neat can best count her feet 13.1.7
h.’s eye can better descry 13.1.7
hypothesis: crush a favourite h. (Q632) 7.1.5
I: capital I for first person pronoun (Q665) 7.1.4
I aspire after perfection 18.1.2
I have written so much about myself 11.2.7
I will try my utmost 18.1.2
Icarus:
ice: carter handled i. (Q809) 8.4.5
see you on the i. (Q1329) 9.3.7, 10.1.5
iceberg: ain’t that an i. thar 4.1.6
ice cream: Nealopitan i. 4.1.5, 4.2.3
idea: three stages of a new i. 8.1.5
ideas: i. more powerful than commonly understood 4.3.5
impressed by i. because exposed to so few (Q2505) 12.3.8
mixture of sound and original i. 5.2.5, 5.3.3, 9.4.2
most pleasing awful, sublime i. 15.1.2
if: i. me no ifs (Q2831) 13.1.6
i. you can keep your girl (Q3761) 16.3.8, 17.1.2
i. you can make one heap 18.1.1
ignorance: i. begets confidence (Q2877) 17.3.5
nothing more frightful than i. in action (Q1730) 10.4.4
will of God sanctuary of i. (Q1584) 10.4.4
ill: I told you I was i. 13.2.3, 13.4.2, 14.1.7
minor pleasure in life to be slightly i. 8.3.5
they reckon i. who leave me out (Q2374) 12.2.5
illiterate: violence is repartee of i. 17.3.4, 18.1.2
illusion: enemy is i. of it (Q3612) 16.4.8
images: in i. of elsewhere 14.1.1
imagination: more than in “my” i. 7.2.6
impelled: pinion that i. steel 1.1.6
impossible: be realistic, demand the i. (Q2882) 13.2.6
i. to exaggerate gravity (Q3676) 16.3.2
in two words, i. 4.4.5
when eliminated i., whatever remains … must be truth 14.3.7
improvements: take out i. 4.4.7