The murmuring lips of discontent. _King John_, IV., 2

Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece. _The Merchant of Venice_, I., 1

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The tooth of time. _Measure for Measure_, V., 1

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As fat as butter. _I. King Henry IV._, II., 4

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As like you as cherry is to cherry. _King Henry VIII._, V., 1

As like as rain to water. _King John_, II., 1

Short as any dream. _A Midsummer-Night’s Dream_, I., 1

Like an envious sneaping frost that bites the first-born infants of the spring. _Love’s Labor’s Lost_, I., 1

Burdens pressing down upon head and heart

He walked with bleeding feet the flinty path

A figure of woe fit to melt the most obdurate heart

Suffering the inevitable consequences of his own disagreeableness

He does not seek to belittle the fact that——

He has been inexorable to all invitations

It is like trying to use a large screw-driver to turn a small screw

My most sanguine hopes have been realized

He has the rare combination of audacity and calculation which assures success

I have a reasonable confidence in the success of the——

The indispensable foundation of successful work

Not because of the tactics used but in spite of them

The opposition disappeared under the fierce fires of——

A victory which shall achieve the high purpose which we have held

Attained only by those who intently seek it

A suggestion, perhaps, may be ventured that——

An everlasting foundation. _Prov._ X., 25

More precious than of gold that perisheth. _I Pet._ I., 7

The power of the grave. _Hosea_ XIII., 14

The peaceable fruit of righteousness. _Heb._ XII., 11

The righteousness of the law. _Rom._ VIII., 4

The law of sin and death. _Rom._ VIII., 2

The counsellors of peace. _Prov._ XII., 20

The firstfruits of all thine increase. _Prov._ III., 9

The good fight of faith. _I Tim._ VI., 12

Before the foundation of the world. _Eph._ I., 4

Lord thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. _Ps._ XC., 1

He shall have dominion also from sea to sea. _Ps._ LXXII., 8

The eternal God is thy refuge. _Deut._ XXXIII., 27

God is the strength of my heart. _Ps._ LXXIII., 26

The joy of the Lord is your strength. _Neh._ VIII., 10

A crown of glory that fadeth not away. _I Pet._ V., 4

A crown of righteousness. _II Tim._ IV., 8

Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth. _II Tim._ III., 7