TENTH SEKIES.
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Proverbs and Phrases:
Et tu, Brute ! v. 125, 214 ; vi. 157 Eternal feminine, i. 108, 234, 335, 496 Etre ne coiff, iii. 203 Europeans have only one eye, xi. 168 Every man has his price, vii. 367, 470, 492 ;
viii. 313 ; ix. 378
Every mickle makes a muckle : misquota- tion, x. 286
Exceeding mercy, x. 282 Eyelashes of the road, vi. 69 Face of clay, viii. 508 Face upon conscience, vii. 288 Facing the music, i. 100 Facts are stubborn things, iv. 204 Faire patte de velours, v. 243 Falsehood of extremes, xi. 189, 234 Familiarity breeds contempt, ix. 407 Fat, fair, and forty, i. 460 Fate of the Tracys, iv. 128, 192, 274 Father of his Country, ix. 70, 115, 151, 236,
331
Fay ce que vouldras, ii. 186 February fill dyke, iii. 248, 314, 333 Feed the brute, i. 348, 416 ; ii. 257, 298 Fierce as a maggot, xii. 148, 218 Filling the cup, ix. 307 First catch your hare, i. 175, 254, 338 First kittoo, ii. 149, 296 Fish in troubled waters, xii. 386 Fit as a fiddle, x. 188 Flea in the ear, i. 34 For his bot, ix. 387 Forget not to give, but give and forget, xii.
269
Fortune favours ioois, ii. 365, 491 ; iii. 14 Fortune of war, ix. 387 Four regular orders of monks, xii. 167, 274,
352
Fourth estate, xii. 184 Free and easy, ix. 407
Full thoughts causes long parentises, x. 282 Fy gownes fy, shame gownes shame, ii. 23
Gas and gaiters, vi. 348
Get a wiggle on, ii. 28, 153, 274
Give me old Englande, x. 282
Giving the hand, ii. 126
Go anywhere and do anything, ii. 8, 32
Go for it bald-headed, i. 272
Go the way of all flesh, ix. 68
God bless the Prince of Wales, ix. 486
God rest you merry, iii. 49, 116
God yow, iii. 389
God's silly vassal, i. 17
Going the round, i. 9, 76, 158
Good cards for it, i. 104
Gospel of fatness, iii. 49
Graisser la patte, iv. 505
Greate bodies have sloe notions, x. 282
Grinning like a weasel in a trap, xii. 148
Growing down, like a cow's tail, iv. 264
Hackbut bent, xii. 36
He that hountes doth not ay rost, viii. 470
He will either make a spoon or spoil a horn, xii. 509
Hearts of oak, v. 409
Hobson's choice, v. 288
Homme roux et femme barbue, v. 244
Honest broker, ii. 369, 452
Honi soit qui mal y pense, viii. 47, 176
Hopping John, xii. 487
Hose on the head, vi. 169, 236
Proverbs and Phrases :
Huff : In a huff, v. 448, 497
Humanum est errare, i. 389, 512 ; ii. 57, 293.
351
Humming ale, ix. 107 Hungry forties, iii. 87 I am in Pimlico with my feet, x. 403 I care not twopence, xi. 330 I expect to pass through, v. 260, 393, 498
I wish I had our cat by the tail, xii. 148 If two and two make four, xii. 109, 231 If you wish to live and thrive, xii. 245
II a les pieds blancs, vii. 378
II est bon d'avoir des amis partout, i. 3, 485 II ne faut pas mettre tous ses oaufs dans um
panier, iv. 505
II ne se d^boutonna jamais, vi. 289 II parle Frangais comme une vache espagnole r
ii. 173
Us sont cpmme les cloches, ii. 404 In essentials, unity, viii. 347 In ore imprudentis, vi. 95 In print, ix. 447 ; xi. 176 In puris naturalibus, ii. 265 In the straw, iii. 280 In the sweat of thy brow, vi. 150 Infant phenomenon, iv. 507 It is better to marry over the mixen, ix. 227..
413 It is the Mass that matters, x. 470 ; xi. 98 ,.
192
It's of no consequence, x. 282 Jack Cade's chimney, xi. 48 Jolly as a sandboy, iii. 260 Jolly good fellow, i. 4 Jurymen's cup, ii. 297 Kick the bucket, i. 227, 314, 412 ; ii. 75 Kissed hand or hands, i. 135 La Heine ! . . . .Toujours la Reine, ix. 118, 172 Lapp'd in lead, xii. 346, 437 Lead his own horse, vii. 367 Liberte", Egalite", Fraternit6, x. 406 Like John-a-Duck's mare, x. 150 Like the curate's egg, good in parts, xi. 70.,
133, 356
Liquida non frangunt, xii. 227, 333 Local option, viii. 50, 196 Loci tenentes, ii. 128
Lombard Street to a China orange, viii. 7, 136 London is populated by, &c., viii. 120 Looking like a throttled earwig, xii. 148, 218 Lost tribe = the Scotch, x. 9 Lynch law, xi. 445, 515 Mad as a hatter, iii. 20 Mais on revient toujours, i. 35 Making buttons, ix. 467 ; x. 13, 158 Man in the moon, x. 518 ; xi. 53 Man in the street, v. 100, 167 ; xi. 196 Map of Ireland on his face, ix. 486 Martem quam Mercurium colere, vi. 486 May Jemmy Johnson squeeze me, x. 309 Manager la chevre et le chou, ii. 404 Merry England, x. 88 Metropolitan toe, v. 46, 357 Minerva Press, xi. 67 Minority Waiter, v. 510 Monkey on the chimney, i. 288, 396 Monmouth Street of literature, iii. 188, 252 Month's mind : To have a month's mind, ii,
487 ; iii. 54
Mony a pickle maks a mickle, vi. 388, 456 j vii. 11, 112, 215 ; ix. 338
