Familiar Quotations A Collection of Passages, Phrases, and Proverbs Traced to Their Sources in Ancient and Modern Literature (part 6 of 8)

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All the brothers were valiant, and all the sisters virtuous.

From the inscription on the tomb of the Duchess of Newcastle in Westminster Abbey.

Am I not a man and a brother?

From a medallion by Wedgwood (1787), representing a negro in chains, with one knee on the ground, and both hands lifted up to heaven. This was adopted as a characteristic seal by the Antislavery Society of London.

Anything for a quiet life.

Title of a play by Middleton.

Art and part.

A Scotch law-phrase,--an accessory before and after the fact. A man is said to be art and part of a crime when he contrives the manner of the deed, and concurs with and encourages those who commit the crime, although he does not put his own hand to the actual execution of it.--SCOTT: Tales of a Grandfather, chap. xxii. (Execution of Morton.)

Art preservative of all arts.

From the inscription upon the façade of the house at Harlem formerly occupied by Laurent Koster (or Coster), who is charged, among others, with the invention of printing. Mention is first made of this inscription about 1628:--

MEMORIÆ SACRUM TYPOGARAPHIA ARS ARTIUM OMNIUM CONSERVATRIX. HIC PRIMUM INVENTA CIRCA ANNUM MCCCCXL.

As gingerly.

CHAPMAN: May Day. SHAKESPEARE: Two Gentlemen of Verona.

Be sure you are right, then go ahead.

The motto of David Crockett in the war of 1812.

Before you could say Jack Robinson.

This current phrase is said to be derived from a humorous song by Hudson, a tobacconist in Shoe Lane, London. He was a professional song-writer and vocalist, who used to be engaged to sing at supper-rooms and theatrical houses.

A warke it ys as easie to be done As tys to saye Jacke! robys on.

HALLIWELL: Archæological Dictionary. (Cited from an old Play.)

Begging the question.

This is a common logical fallacy, petitio principii; and the first explanation of the phrase is to be found in Aristotle's "Topica," viii. 13, where the five ways of begging the question are set forth. The earliest English work in which the expression is found is "The Arte of Logike plainlie set forth in our English Tongue, &c." (1584.)

Better to wear out than to rust out.

When a friend told Bishop Cumberland (1632-1718) he would wear himself out by his incessant application, "It is better," replied the Bishop, "to wear out than to rust out."--HORNE: Sermon on the Duty of Contending for the Truth.

BOSWELL: Tour to the Hebrides, p. 18, note.

Beware of a man of one book.

When St. Thomas Aquinas was asked in what manner a man might best become learned, he answered, "By reading one book." The homo unius libri is indeed proverbially formidable to all conversational figurantes.--SOUTHEY: The Doctor, p. 164.

Bitter end.

This phrase is nearly without meaning as it is used. The true phrase, "better end," is used properly to designate a crisis, or the moment of an extremity. When in a gale a vessel has paid out all her cable, her cable has run out to the "better end,"--the end which is secured within the vessel and little used. Robinson Crusoe in describing the terrible storm in Yarmouth Roads says, "We rode with two anchors ahead, and the cables veered out to the better end."

Cockles of the heart.

Latham says the most probable explanation of this phrase lies (1) in the likeness of a heart to a cockleshell,--the base of the former being compared to the hinge of the latter; (2) in the zoölogical name for the cockle and its congeners being Cardium, from kardia (heart).

Castles in the air.

This is a proverbial phrase found throughout English literature, the first instance noted being in Sir Philip Sidney's "Defence of Poesy."

Consistency, thou art a jewel.

This is one of those popular sayings--like "Be good, and you will be happy," or "Virtue is its own reward"--that, like Topsy, "never was born, only jist growed." From the earliest times it has been the popular tendency to call this or that cardinal virtue, or bright and shining excellence, a jewel, by way of emphasis. For example, Iago says,--

"Good name, in man or woman, dear my lord, Is the immediate jewel of their souls."

Shakespeare elsewhere calls experience a "jewel." Miranda says her modesty is the "jewel" in her dower; and in "All 's Well that ends Well," Diana terms her chastity the "jewel" of her house.--R. A. WIGHT.

O discretion, thou art a jewel!--The Skylark, a Collection of well-chosen English Songs. (London, 1772.)

The origin of this expression is unknown. Some wag of the day allayed public curiosity in regard to its source with the information that it is from the ballad of Robin Roughhead in Murtagh's "Collection of Ballads (1754)." It is needless to say that Murtagh is a verbal phantom, and the ballad of Robin Roughhead first appeared in an American newspaper in 1867.

Cotton is King; or, Slavery in the Light of Political Economy.

This is the title of a book by David Christy (1855).

The expression "Cotton is king" was used by James Henry Hammond in the United States Senate, March, 1858.

Dead as Chelsea.

To get Chelsea: to obtain the benefit of that hospital. "Dead as Chelsea, by God!" an exclamation uttered by a grenadier at Fontenoy, on having his leg carried away by a cannon-ball.--Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, 1758 (quoted by Brady, "Varieties of Literature," 1826).

Die in the last ditch.

To William of Orange may be ascribed this saying. When Buckingham urged the inevitable destruction which hung over the United Provinces, and asked him whether he did not see that the commonwealth was ruined, "There is one certain means," replied the Prince, "by which I can be sure never to see my country's ruin,--I will die in the last ditch."--HUME: History of England. (1622.)

Drive a coach and six through an Act of Parliament.

Macaulay ("History of England," chap. xii.) gives a saying "often in the mouth of Stephen Rice [afterward Chief Baron of the Exchequer], 'I will drive a coach and six through the Act of Settlement.'"

During good behaviour.

That after the said limitation shall take effect, . . . judge's commissions be made quando se bene gesserit.--Statutes 12 and 13 William III. c. 2, sect. 3.

Eclipse first, the rest nowhere.

Declared by Captain O'Kelley at Epsom, May 3, 1769.--Annals of Sporting, vol. ii. p. 271.

Emerald Isle.

Dr. William Drennan (1754-1820) says this expression was first used in a party song called "Erin, to her own Tune," written in 1795. The song appears to have been anonymous.

Era of good feeling.

The title of an article in the "Boston Centinel," July 12, 1817.

Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.

It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt.--JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN: Speech upon the Right of Election, 1790. (Speeches. Dublin, 1808.)

There is one safeguard known generally to the wise, which is an advantage and security to all, but especially to democracies as against despots. What is it? Distrust.--DEMOSTHENES: Philippic 2, sect. 24.

Fiat justitia ruat coelum.

WILLIAM WATSON: Decacordon of Ten Quodlibeticall Questions (1602). PRYNNE: Fresh Discovery of Prodigious New Wandering-Blazing Stars (second edition, London, 1646). WARD: Simple Cobbler of Aggawam in America (1647).

Fiat Justitia et ruat Mundus.--Egerton Papers (1552, p. 25). Camden Society (1840). AIKIN: Court and Times of James I., vol. ii. p. 500 (1625).

January 31, 1642, the Duke of Richmond in a speech before the House of Lords used these words: Regnet Justitia et ruat Coelum. (Old Parliamentary History, vol. x. p. 28.)

Free soil, free men, free speech, Frémont.

The Republican Party rallying cry in 1856.

Gentle craft.

According to Brady ("Clavis Calendaria"), this designation arose from the fact that in an old romance a prince of the name of Crispin is made to exercise, in honour of his namesake, Saint Crispin, the trade of shoemaking. There is a tradition that King Edward IV., in one of his disguises, once drank with a party of shoemakers, and pledged them. The story is alluded to in the old play of "George a-Greene" (1599):--

Marry, because you have drank with the King, And the King hath so graciously pledged you, You shall no more be called shoemakers; But you and yours, to the world's end, Shall be called the trade of the gentle craft.

Gentlemen of the French guard, fire first.

Lord C. Hay at the battle of Fontenoy, 1745. To which the Comte d'Auteroches replied, "Sir, we never fire first; please to fire yourselves."--FOURNIER: L'Esprit dans l'histoire.

Good as a play.

An exclamation of Charles II. when in Parliament attending the discussion of Lord Ross's Divorce Bill.

The king remained in the House of Peers while his speech was taken into consideration,--a common practice with him; for the debates amused his sated mind, and were sometimes, he used to say, as good as a comedy.--MACAULAY: Review of the Life and Writings of Sir William Temple.

Nullos his mallem ludos spectasse.--HORACE: Satires, ii. 8, 79.

Greatest happiness of the greatest number.

That action is best which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers.--HUTCHESON: Inquiry concerning Moral Good and Evil, sect. 3. (1720.)

Priestley was the first (unless it was Beccaria) who taught my lips to pronounce this sacred truth,--that the greatest happiness of the greatest number is the foundation of morals and legislation.--BENTHAM: Works, vol. x. p. 142.

The expression is used by Beccaria in the introduction to his "Essay on Crimes and Punishments." (1764.)

Hanging of his cat on Monday For killing of a mouse on Sunday.

Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys (edition of 1805, p. 5).

Hobson's choice.

Tobias Hobson (died 1630) was the first man in England that let out hackney horses. When a man came for a horse he was led into the stable, where there was a great choice, but he obliged him to take the horse which stood next to the stable-door; so that every customer was alike well served according to his chance,--from whence it became a proverb when what ought to be your election was forced upon you, to say, "Hobson's choice."--Spectator, No. 509.

Where to elect there is but one, 'T is Hobson's choice,--take that or none.

THOMAS WARD (1577-1639): England's Reformation, chap. iv. p. 326.

Intolerable in Almighty God to a black beetle.

Lord Coleridge remarked that Maule told him what he said in the "black beetle" matter: "Creswell, who had been his pupil, was on the other side in a case where he was counsel, and was very lofty in his manner. Maule appealed to the court: 'My lords, we are vertebrate animals, we are mammalia! My learned friend's manner would be intolerable in Almighty God to a black beetle.'" (Repeated to a member of the legal profession in the United States.)

It is a far cry to Lochow.

Lochow and the adjacent districts formed the original seat of the Campbells. The expression of "a far cry to Lochow" was proverbial. (Note to Scott's "Rob Roy," chap. xxix.)

Lucid interval.

BACON: Henry VII. SIDNEY: On Government, vol. i. chap. ii. sect. 24. FULLER: A Pisgah Sight of Palestine, book iv. chap. ii. SOUTH: Sermon, vol. viii. p. 403. DRYDEN: MacFlecknoe. MATHEW HENRY: Commentaries, Psalm lxxxviii. JOHNSON: Life of Lyttelton. BURKE: On the French Revolution.

Nisi suadeat intervallis.

BRACTON: Folio 1243 and folio 420 b. Register Original, 267 a.

Mince the matter.

CERVANTES: Don Quixote, Author's Preface. SHAKESPEARE: Othello, act ii. sc. 3. WILLIAM KING: Ulysses and Teresias.

Months without an R.

It is unseasonable and unwholesome in all months that have not an R in their name to eat an oyster.--BUTLER: Dyet's Dry Dinner. (1599.)

Nation of shopkeepers.

From an oration purporting to have been delivered by Samuel Adams at the State House in Philadelphia, Aug. 1, 1776. (Philadelphia, printed; London, reprinted for E. Johnson, No. 4 Ludgate Hill, 1776.) W. V. Wells, in his Life of Adams, says: "No such American edition has ever been seen, but at least four copies are known of the London issue. A German translation of this oration was printed in 1778, perhaps at Berne; the place of publication is not given."

To found a great empire for the sole purpose of raising up a people of customers may at first sight appear a project fit only for a nation of shopkeepers.--ADAM SMITH: Wealth of Nations, vol. ii. book iv. chap. vii. part 3. (1775.)

And what is true of a shopkeeper is true of a shopkeeping nation.--TUCKER (Dean of Gloucester): Tract. (1766.)

Let Pitt then boast of his victory to his nation of shopkeepers.--BERTRAND BARÈRE. (June 11, 1794.)

New departure.

This new page opened in the book of our public expenditures, and this new departure taken, which leads into the bottomless gulf of civil pensions and family gratuities.--T. H. BENTON: Speech in the U. S. Senate against a grant to President Harrison's widow, April, 1841.

Nothing succeeds like success.

(Rien ne réussit comme le succès.--DUMAS: Ange Pitou, vol. i. p. 72. 1854.) A French proverb.

Orthodoxy is my doxy; Heterodoxy is another man's doxy.

"I have heard frequent use," said the late Lord Sandwich, in a debate on the Test Laws, "of the words 'orthodoxy' and 'heterodoxy;' but I confess myself at a loss to know precisely what they mean." "Orthodoxy, my Lord," said Bishop Warburton, in a whisper,--"orthodoxy is my doxy; heterodoxy is another man's doxy."--PRIESTLEY: Memoirs, vol. i. p. 572.

Paradise of fools; Fool's paradise.

The earliest instance of this expression is found in William Bullein's "Dialogue," p. 28 (1573). It is used by Shakespeare, Middleton, Milton, Pope, Fielding, Crabbe, and others.

Paying through the nose.

Grimm says that Odin had a poll-tax which was called in Sweden a nose-tax; it was a penny per nose, or poll.--Deutsche Rechts Alterthümer.

Public trusts.

It is not fit the public trusts should be lodged in the hands of any till they are first proved, and found fit for the business they are to be intrusted with.--MATHEW HENRY: Commentaries, Timothy iii.

To execute laws is a royal office; to execute orders is not to be a king. However, a political executive magistracy, though merely such, is a great trust.--BURKE: On the French Revolution.

When a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself as public property.--THOMAS JEFFERSON ("Winter in Washington, 1807"), in a conversation with Baron Humboldt. See Rayner's "Life of Jefferson," p. 356 (Boston, 1834).

The very essence of a free government consists in considering offices as public trusts, bestowed for the good of the country, and not for the benefit of an individual or a party.--JOHN C. CALHOUN: Speech, July 13, 1835.

The phrase, "public office is a public trust," has of late become common property.--CHARLES SUMNER (May 31, 1872).

The appointing power of the pope is treated as a public trust.--W. W. CRAPO (1881).

The public offices are a public trust.--DORMAN B. EATON (1881).

Public office is a public trust.--ABRAM S. HEWITT (1883).

He who regards office as a public trust.--DANIEL S. LAMONT (1884).

Rather your room as your company.

Marriage of Wit and Wisdom (circa 1570).

Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God.

From an inscription on the cannon near which the ashes of President John Bradshaw were lodged, on the top of a high hill near Martha Bay in Jamaica.--STILES: History of the Three Judges of King Charles I.

This supposititious epitaph was found among the papers of Mr. Jefferson, and in his handwriting. It was supposed to be one of Dr. Franklin's spirit-stirring inspirations.--RANDALL: Life of Jefferson, vol. iii. p. 585.

Rest and be thankful.

An inscription on a stone seat on the top of one of the Highlands in Scotland. It is also the title of one of Wordsworth's poems.

Rowland for an Oliver.

These were two of the most famous in the list of Charlemagne's twelve peers; and their exploits are rendered so ridiculously and equally extravagant by the old romancers, that from thence arose that saying amongst our plain and sensible ancestors of giving one a "Rowland for his Oliver," to signify the matching one incredible lie with another.--THOMAS WARBURTON.

Sardonic smile.

The island of Sardinia, consisting chiefly of marshes and mountains, has from the earliest period to the present been cursed with a noxious air, an ill-cultivated soil, and a scanty population. The convulsions produced by its poisonous plants gave rise to the expression of sardonic smile, which is as old as Homer (Odyssey, xx. 302).--MAHON: History of England, vol. i. p. 287.

The explanation given by Mahon of the meaning of "sardonic smile" is to be sure the traditional one, and was believed in by the late classical writers. But in the Homeric passage referred to, the word is "sard_a_nion" (sardanion), not "sard_o_nion." There is no evidence that Sardinia was known to the composers of what we call Homer. It looks as though the word was to be connected with the verb sairô, "show the teeth;" "grin like a dog;" hence that the "sardonic smile" was a "grim laugh."--M. H. MORGAN.

Sister Anne, do you see any one coming?

The anxious question of one of the wives of Bluebeard.

Stone-wall Jackson.

This saying took its rise from the battle of Bull Run, July 21, 1861. Said General Bernard E. Bee, "See, there is Jackson, standing like a stone-wall."

The King is dead! Long live the King!

The death of Louis XIV. was announced by the captain of the bodyguard from a window of the state apartment. Raising his truncheon above his head, he broke it in the centre, and throwing the pieces among the crowd, exclaimed in a loud voice, "Le Roi est mort!" Then seizing another staff, he flourished it in the air as he shouted, "Vive le Roi!"--PARDOE: Life of Louis XIV., vol. iii. p. 457.

The woods are full of them!

Alexander Wilson, in the Preface to his "American Ornithology" (1808), quotes these words, and relates the story of a boy who had been gathering flowers. On bringing them to his mother, he said: "Look, my dear ma! What beautiful flowers I have found growing in our place! Why, all the woods are full of them!"

Thin red line.

The Russians dashed on towards that thin red-line streak tipped with a line of steel.--RUSSELL: The British Expedition to the Crimea (revised edition), p. 187.

Soon the men of the column began to see that though the scarlet line was slender, it was very rigid and exact.--KINGLAKE: Invasion of the Crimea, vol. iii. p. 455.

The spruce beauty of the slender red line.--Ibid. (sixth edition), vol. iii. p. 248.

What you are pleased to call your mind.

A solicitor, after hearing Lord Westbury's opinion, ventured to say that he had turned the matter over in his mind, and thought that something might be said on the other side; to which he replied, "Then, sir, you will turn it over once more in what you are pleased to call your mind."--NASH: Life of Lord Westbury, vol. ii. 292.

When in doubt, win the trick.

HOYLE: Twenty-four Rules for Learners, Rule 12.

Wisdom of many and the wit of one.

A definition of a proverb which Lord John Russell gave one morning at breakfast at Mardock's,--"One man's wit, and all men's wisdom."--Memoirs of Mackintosh, vol. ii. p. 473.

Wooden walls of England.

The credite of the Realme, by defending the same with our Wodden Walles, as Themistocles called the Ship of Athens.--Preface to the English translation of Linschoten (London).

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But me no buts.

FIELDING: Rape upon Rape, act ii. sc. 2. AARON HILL: Snake in the Grass, sc. 1.

Cause me no causes.

MASSINGER: A New Way to Pay Old Debts, act i. sc. 3.

Clerk me no clerks.

SCOTT: Ivanhoe, chap. xx.

Diamond me no diamonds! prize me no prizes!

TENNYSON: Idylls of the King. Elaine.

End me no ends.

MASSINGER: A New Way to Pay Old Debts, act v. sc. 1.

Fool me no fools.

BULWER: Last Days of Pompeii, book iii. chap. vi.

Front me no fronts.

FORD: The Lady's Trial, act ii. sc. 1.

Grace me no grace, nor uncle me no uncle.

SHAKESPEARE: Richard II., act ii. sc. 3.

Madam me no madam.

DRYDEN: The Wild Gallant, act ii. sc. 2.

Map me no maps.

FIELDING: Rape upon Rape, act i. sc. 5.

Midas me no Midas.

DRYDEN: The Wild Gallant, act ii. sc. 1.

O me no O's.

BEN JONSON: The Case is Altered, act v. sc. 1.

Parish me no parishes.

PEELE: The Old Wives' Tale.

Petition me no petitions.

FIELDING: Tom Thumb, act i. sc. 2.

Play me no plays.

FOOTE: The Knight, act ii.

Plot me no plots.

BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER: The Knight of the Burning Pestle, act ii. sc. 5.

Thank me no thanks, nor proud me no prouds.

SHAKESPEARE: Romeo and Juliet, act iii. sc. 5.

Virgin me no virgins.

MASSINGER: A New Way to Pay Old Debts, act iii. sc. 2.

Vow me no vows.

BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER: Wit without Money, act iv. sc. 4.

INDEX.

AARON'S serpent, like, 317. Abandon, all hope, 769. Abashed the devil stood, 234. Abbey, buried in the great, 592. Abbots, where slumber, 332. Abdiel, so spake the seraph, 235. Abel, ask counsel at, 815. Abhorred in my imagination, 144. Abide with me, 569. Abi-ezer, vintage of, 814. Ability, knowing how to conceal, 795. out of my lean and low, 77. that they never perform, 102. to execute, 407. to investigate, 750. Able, more performance than they are, 102. Ablest navigators, 430. Abode, dread, 386. Abodes, aiming at the blest, 316. Abominable, newspapers are, 441. Abomination of desolation, 841. Abora, singing of Mount, 500. Abou Ben Adhem, 536. Above, affections on things, 847. all Greek fame, 329. all low delay, 524. all Roman fame, 329. all, this, 130. any Greek or Roman, 267. Lord descended from, 23. that which is written, 845. the reach of ordinary men, 470. the smoke and stir, 243. the vulgar flight, 393. there is a life, 497. they that are, 197. 't is not so, 139. Abra was ready ere I called, 288. Abraham's bosom, sleep in, 97. Abram, O father, 62. Abridgment of all that was pleasant in man, 399. Abroad, came flying all, 23, 327. let the soldier be, 527. the schoolmaster is, 527. Absence conquers love, 679. conspicuous by his, 747. days of, sad and dreary, 802. heart grow fonder in, 581. I dote on his very, 61. makes the heart grow fonder, 581. of mind, your, 509. of occupation is not rest, 415. still increases love, 581. Absent child, my, 79. friends, remember, 757. from him I roam, 497. from the body, 508. in body, but present in spirit, 845. thee from felicity awhile, 146. Absents, presents endear, 509. Absolute, how, the knave is, 143. rule, eye sublime declared, 232. shall, 103. sway, with, 670. Absolutism tempered by assassination, 807. Abstain from beans, 729. Abstinence, easiness to the next, 141. easy as temperance is difficult, 375. Abstract and brief chronicles, 134. Absurd, to reason most, 127. Abundance he shall have, 841. of the heart, out of the, 839. Abuse, stumbling on, 106. Abuses me to damn me, 135. they that level at my, 163. Abused, better to be much, 154. or disabused, by himself, 317. Abusing the king's English, 45. Abysm of time, dark, 42. Abyss, into this wild, 229. Abyssinia, Prince of, 368. Abyssinian maid, it was an, 500. Academe, grove of, 241. Academes that nourish all the world, 56. Accents flow with artless ease, 437. that are ours, 39. Accept a miracle instead of wit, 311. Acceptation, worthy of all, 284. Accepted time, now is the, 846. Access of stupidity, 371. Accident, a happy, 174, 402, 792. of an accident, 426. Accidents by flood and field, 150. chapter of, 353. Accommodated, excellent to be, 89. Accompany old age, that which, 124. Accomplishment of verse, 479. Accompt, more for number than, 48. Accord, good people all with one, 400. According to knowledge, not, 844. to the appearance, 843. Account, beggarly, of empty boxes, 108. sent to my, 132. Accoutred as I was I plunged in, 110. Accurst, not what God blessed, 650. Accuse not nature, 238. Accusing spirit, the, 379. Ace, coldest that ever turned up, 159. Achaians, again to the battle, 516. Ache, charm, with air, 53. penury and imprisonment, 49. while his heart doth, 266. Aches, fill all thy bones with, 42. Achilles absent was Achilles still, 341. assumed, what name, 219. whom we knew, 625. Achilles' tomb, stood upon, 558. wrath to Greece, 336. Aching void, left an, 422. A-cold, poor Tom 's, 147. Acorn, the lofty oak from a small, 459. Acorns, tall oaks from little, 459. Acquaint, when we were first, 449. Acquaintance, decrease it upon better, 45. my guide and mine, 820. people for a visiting, 440. should auld, be forgot, 449. Acquaintances, new, 370. Acquire and beget a temperance, 137. Acre of barren ground, 42. of his neighbor's corn, 472. Acres, Cleon hath a million, 653. few paternal, 334. over whose, walked, 82. Act and know, does both, 263. done at haphazard, 751. in the living present, 612. of common passage, 160. of life, dignity in every, 752. of salvation, 139. prologues to the swelling, 116. that blurs the grace, 140. that roars so loud, 140. well your part, 319. Acts being seven ages, 69. exemplary, lives in, 36. four first, already passed, 312. illustrious, high raptures do infuse, 220. in memory, to keep good, 171. like a Samaritan, 607. little nameless, 467. nobly does well, 307. of dear benevolence, 342. our, our angels are, 183. the best who thinks most, 654. those graceful, 238. unremembered, 467. Acting lies, not in, 320. of a dreadful thing, 111. only when off the stage, 399. Action action action, 741. and counteraction, 409. cause of doing any, 742. circumstance gives character to, 726. faithful in, 323. fine, makes that and the, 204. how like an angel in, 134. in the tented field, 150. is transitory, 465. lies, there the, 139. lose the name of, 136. materials of, are variable, 745. measured by the sentiment, 602. no noble, done, 688. no stronger than a flower, 162. no worthy, done, 688. of the tiger, imitate in war, 91. pious, we sugar o'er, 135. Puritans gave the world, 641. single lovely, 662. suit the, to the word, 137. surfeit out of, 102. vice dignified by, 106. Actions, all her words and, 238. are our epochs, 554. blest at no end of his, 37. great, no opportunities for, 727. habits increased by correspondent, 745. men's, proceed from one source, 743. no other speaker of my living, 101. not always show the man, 320. not our fears make us traitors, 123. of the just, 209. of the last age, 258. speech the image of, 757. virtuous, are born and die, 670. words the shadows of, 729. Actor, condemn not the, 47. well graced, after a, 82. Actors, God and nature fill with, 194. these our, were all spirits, 43. Ad infinitum, so proceed, 290. Ada! sole daughter, 542. Adage, like the poor cat in the, 118. Adam and Eve, son of, 288. cup of cold, 289. Cupid, young, 105, 150. dolve and Eve span, 685. gardener, and his wife, 624. the goodliest man of men, 232. the offending, 90. the old, 850. waked so customed, 234. Adam's ale, and drink of, 289. ear left his voice, in, 237. fall, we sinned all, in, 686. sons born in sin, 190. Adamant, cased in, 484. Adamantine logic of dreamland, 663. Adamas de rupe præstantissimus, 219. Add to golden numbers, 182. Adder, like the deaf, 821. stingeth like an, 828. Adding fuel to the flame, 242. Addison, days and nights to, 369. Address, wiped with a little, 416. Addressing myself to my cap, 798. Adds a precious seeing to the eye, 56. Adhem, Abou Ben, 536. Adhere, nor time nor place did, 118. Adieu, drop a tear and bid, 671. for evermore, 453. my native shore, 540. she cried, 348. so sweetly she bade me, 380. Adjunct, learning is but an, 55. Administered, whate'er is best, 318. Administrations, most competent, 435. Admirable, how express and, 134. Admiral, last of all an, 508. to kill an, 801. Admiration of virtue, 254. from most fastidious critics, 591. of weak minds, 240. season your, for a while, 128. Admire, like those who, us, 796. men of sense approve, fools, 324. where none, 377. Admired, all who saw, 444. by our domestics, 778. disorder, with most, 122. Admit impediments, 163. Admitted to that equal sky, 315. Adolescens moritur, 479. Adonis hath a sweet tooth, my, 33. Adoption tried, their, 129. Adoration, breathless with, 470. Adore the hand that gives the blow, 289. Adores and burns, 316. Adored in every clime, 334. through fear, 421. Adorn a tale, point a moral, 365. looks the cottage might, 398. nothing he did not, 367. Adorns and cheers our way, 399. Adorned in her husband's eye, 463. in naked beauty more, 234. the most when unadorned, 356. whatever he spoke upon, 353. Adorning with so much art, 261. Adornment without embellishment, 705. Adullam, cave, 814. Adulteries of art, than all the, 178. Advantage dressed, nature to, 323. feet nailed for our, 82. forget at times with, 709. Advantageous to life, 43. Adventure of the diver, 643. Adventuring both, oft found both, 60. Adversaries, as, do in law, 72. souls of fearful, 95. Adversary had written a book, 817. the devil, your, 849. Adversite, fortunes sharpe, 5. Adversity blessing of the New Testament, 164. bruised with, 50. contending with, 190. crossed with, a man I am, 44. day of, 828, 830. education a refuge in, 762. good things that belong to, 164. hard upon a man, 580. is not without comforts, 164. of our best friends, 796. sweet are the uses of, 67. test of strong men, 713. tries friends, 713. what way to endure, 704. Adversity's sweet milk, 108. Advice cannot inspire conduct, 796. Creator not taking, 768. few profit by, 708. nothing given so profusely as, 795. 't was good, 444. Advices, lengthened sage, 451. Advise another, easy to, 757. whom none could, 26. Ægroto dum anima est, 349. Aerial, upon rock, 480. Aery light, his sleep was, 234. Afeard, soldier and, 124. Affair, consider what precedes in every, 746. this world is a strange, 797. Affairs of love, office and, 51. of men, the gods superintend the, 760. of men, tide in the, 115. ridiculous in serious, 735. Affect, study what you most, 72. Affects to nod, 271. Affected, to be zealously, 846. Affecting, natural, simple, he was, 399. Affection cannot hold the bent, 75. hateth nicer hands, 27. preferment goes by letter and, 149. strong to me-wards, 202. Affections dark as Erebus, 66. mild, of, 335. on things above, 847. run to waste, 546. Afflicted or distressed, 850. Affliction may smile again, 54. tries our virtue, 380. Affliction's heaviest shower, 482. sons are brothers, 447. Affrighted nature recoils, 411. Affront, fear is, 313. me, a well-bred man will not, 415. Afraid, be not, it is I, 840. whistling to keep from being, 277. Afric maps, geographers in, 289. Afric's burning shore, 388. sunny fountains, 536. Africa and golden joys, 90. After death the doctor, 205. looking before and, 142. me the deluge, 205. the war aid, 205. times, light for, 507. times, written to, 253. us the deluge, 807. which was before come, 212. After-loss, drop in for an, 162. Afternoon, custom of the, 132. multitude call the, 56. of her best days, 97. Afton, flow gently sweet, 449. Again, cut and come, 444. not look upon his like, 128. Against me, not with me is, 842. Agamemnon, brave men before, 555, 706. Agate-stone, no bigger than an, 104. Age ache penury, 49. actions of the last, 258. against time and, 24. and body of the time, 137. and clime, in every, 349. and dust, pays us with, 26. and hunger, 69. beautiful and free is their old, 471. be comfort to my, 67. begins anew, the world's great, 566. best in four things, 171. best viaticum of old, 762. cannot wither her, 157. comes on apace, 428. come to thy grave in full, 816. companions for middle, 165. crabbed, and youth, 163. cradle of reposing, 328. dallies like the old, 75. disgrace of wickedness added to old, 735. every, has its pleasures, 800. father of all in every, 334. grow dim with, 299. he that dies in old, 756. he was not of an, 179. heritage of old, 608. in a full, come to thy grave, 816. in a good old, 812. in a green old, 341. in commendation of, 171. in the summer of her, 276. is as a lusty winter, 67. is grown so picked, 143. is in the wit is out, when the, 52. labour of an, 251. master spirits of this, 112. mirror to a gaping, 564. monumental pomp of, 479. most remote from infancy, 799. naked in mine, to mine enemies, 100. narrative with, 337. of cards, old, 321. of chivalry is gone, 410. of ease, youth, of labor, 396. of gold, fetch the, 251. of revolution and reformation, 435. of sophisters, 410. old and well stricken in, 813. old, in this universal man, 169. or antiquity is accounted, 169. prayer-books are the toys of, 318. pyramids doting with, 222. scarce expect one of my, 459. serene and bright, an old, 475. shakes Athena's tower, 541. should accompany old, 124. silvered o'er with, his head was, 348. smack of, in you, 88. small for its, 767. soul of the, 179. staff of my, 62. strong meat for full, 848. talking, made for, 395. that melts in unperceived decay, 365. that which should accompany old, 124. thou art shamed, 110. to perform promises of youth, 368. too late or cold, 238. torrent of a downward, 356. 'twixt boy and youth, 489. unspotted life is old, 836. veracity which increases with, 796. what more honourable than, 171. without a name, 493. worm at the root of, 423. worn away with, 347. you 'd scarce expect one of my, 459. Ages, alike all, 395. ere Homer's lamp appeared, 414. ere the Mantuan swan was heard, 414. famous to all, 254. heir of all the, 626. hence, how many, 112. his acts being seven, 69. of eternity, mighty, 642. on ages, 674. once in the flight of, 496. onward roll, the great, 624. rock of, 432. stamp and esteem of, 266. three poets in three distant, 270. through the, 626. to the next, 170. unborn crowd not on my soul, 383. wakens the slumbering, 594. women faded for, 648. ye unborn, 383. Age's alms, prayers which are old, 25. tooth, poison for the, 78. Aged bosom, confidence in an, 364. ears play truant at his tales, 55. later times are more, 169. men full loth and slow, 492. Agencies vary, how widely its, 585. Agent, trust no, 51. Agesilaus toying with his children, 737. Aggravate your choler, 89. A-gley, gang aft, 446. Agnes, the world dear, 797. Ago, mighty while, 177. Agonies, exultations, and, 471. Agony, all we know of, 562. cannot be remembered, 504. distrest, though oft to, 482. swimmer in his, 557. with words, charm, 53. Agree as angels do above, 221. on the stage, 441. those who, with us, 796. though all things differ, all, 333. Agreed to differ, 506. Agreement with hell, 834. Agricultural population the bravest, 719. Ah Sin was his name, 669. Aid, after war, 203. alliteration 's artful, 413. for some wretch's, 333. friend of pleasure wisdom's, 390. of ornament, the foreign, 356. Ails it now, something, 472. Aim, better have failed in the high, 651. our being's end and, 318. Aiming at what 's far, 698. Air a chartered libertine, 91. ampler ether, diviner, 482. and harmony of shape, 287. around with beauty, 545. babbling gossip of the, 75. be shook to, 102. bird of the, 831. birds of the, have nests, 839. bites shrewdly, 130. breasts the keen, 394. breath of flowers sweeter in the, 167. burns frore, the parching, 228. castles in the, 187, 791, 854. charm ache with, 53. couriers of the, 118. desert rocks and fleeting, 181. dewy freshness fills the, 507. do not saw the, 137. eating the, 88. every flower enjoys the, 466. fairer than the evening, 41. field of, through the, 424. freshness fills the silent, 507. heaven's sweetest, 162. her keel plows, 37. her manners and her, 444. hurtles in the darkened, 384. I drew in the common, 837. I 'll charm the, 123. in heaven's sweetest, 162. into the murky, 239. is calm and pleasant, when the, 254. is delicate, the, 117. is full of farewells, 615. love free as, 333. melted into thin, 43. meteor to the troubled, 383. mocking the, with colors, 80. most excellent canopy, 134. nipping and an eager, 130. of delightful studies, 253. of glory, walking in an, 263. recommends itself, 117. scent the morning, 132. sewers annoy the, 239. shut up for want of, 307. spread his sweet leaves to the, 104. strike our tune, let the, 173. summer's noontide, 227. sweetness in the desert, 385. sweetness on the desert, 385. their lungs receive our, 418. thoughts shut up want, 307. through the field of, 424. throw a straw into the, 195. to rain in the, 30. trifles light as, 154. with barbarous dissonance, 245. with beauty, fills the, 545. with idle state, mock the, 383. Airs and madrigals, 254. fresh gales and gentle, 238. from heaven, bring with thee, 130. lap me in soft Lydian, 249. melting, or martial, 422. of England, martial, 533. who shall silence all the, 254. Air-drawn dagger, 122. Airly, to take in God, gut to git up, 658. Airy hopes my children, 480. nothing, a local habitation, 59. purposes, execute their, 224. reveries so, 419. servitors, nimble and, 253. tongues that syllable, 243. Aisle, long drawn, 384. Aisles of Christian Rome, 598. Ajax asks no more, 340. prayer of, was for light, 614. strives some rock to throw, 324. the great himself a host, 337. Akin to love, pity 's, 282. Alabaster, as monumental, 156. grandsire cut in, 60. Alacrity in sinking, a kind of, 46. Alarms, serene amidst, 428. Alarums changed to merry meetings, 95. Alcibiades and his dog, 733. Alcides' equal, 714. Alcoran, the Talmud and the, 166. Aldeborontiphoscophornio, 285. Alderman's forefinger, 104. Aldivalloch, Roy's wife of, 674. Ale and safety, a pot of, 91. drink of Adam's, 289. God send thee good, 23. no more cakes and, 75. older than their, 397. quart of mighty, 3. size of pots of, 210. spicy nut-brown, 249. Alexander and Darius, 732. and Diogenes, 727. and Parmenio, 732. I would be Diogenes if I were not, 739. in the Olympic race, 732. noble dust of, 144. wept that he had not conquered a world, 730. Alexandrine, needless, 324. Algebra, tell what hour by, 210. Alice, don't you remember sweet, 680. Alien corn, amid the, 575. Alike all ages, 395. Alive and so bold O earth, 566. at this day, the bricks are, 94. bliss to be, 476. All above is grace, 270. are needed by each one, 598. cared not to be at, 226. cry and no wool, 211. fear none aid you, 319. flesh is grass, 834. for love, he was, 436. good to me is lost, 231. having nothing yet hath, 174. in all, manner is, 414. in all, take him for, 128. in the morning betime, 142. is done that men can do, 453. is lost save honour, 807. is not gold that glisteneth, 173. is not lost, 223. is vanity, 829, 830. is well, if the end be well, 802. is well that ends well, 13. men are liars, 823. men have their price, 304. my pretty chickens, 124. of one mind, be ye, 849. shall die, 89. that a man hath will he give, 816. that lives must die, 127. that may become a man, 118. that men held wise, 217. that we believe of heaven, 280. the brothers valiant, 852. the sisters virtuous, 852. the world and his wife, 293. the world, for, 90. things produced by fate, 765. things that are, 62, 183. things to all men, 845. things work together, 844. this and heaven too, 282. Alla, fire from, 549. Allaying Thames, with no, 259. Tiber, not a drop of, 103. Alle night with open eye, 1. Allegory, headstrong as an, 440. Alliances, entangling, 435. permanent, 425. Allies, thou hast great, 471. Alliteration 's artful aid, 413. Allure thee, if parts, 319. Allured to brighter worlds, 396. Ally, woman's natural, 698. Almanacs of the last year, 258. Almighty dollar, the, 536. eye, could not 'scape the, 314. God, first planted a garden, 167. gold, 178, 431. form, the, 547. gentlemen, 268. hand, led by the, 261. Lord, vicar of the, 6. Almighty's orders, the, 299. Almost at odds with morning, 123. Alms before men, 838. prayers which are old age's, 25. when thou doest, 838. who gives himself with his, 658. Aloft, cherub that sits up, 436. his soul has gone, 436. Almsdeeds, good works and, 843. Alone all all alone, 498. all we ask is to be let, 679. I did it.--Boy! 103. in solitude we are least, 544. man should not be, 812. never appear the Immortals, 502. never say that you are, 743. on a wide wide sea, 498. than when alone never less, 431, 455. that worn-out word, 606. with his glory, 563. with noble thoughts, 34. Alonso of Arragon, 171. Aloof, they stood, 500. Alp, many a fiery, 228. Alph, the sacred river, 500. Alpha and Omega, 849. Alphonso's hints for the creation, 768. Alps on Alps arise, 323. though perched on, 309. Alraschid, golden prince of, 623. Altama murmurs wild, 398. Altar, love I bow before thine, 392. reach the skies, let its, 465. Altars, priests, victims, 333. strike for your, 561. Altar-stairs, world's, 632. Alteration finds, alters when it, 163. Altissima quæque flumina, 25. Alway, I would not live, 678, 816. Always find us young, 599. to be blest, 315. Am, I am that I, 163. Amaranthine flower of faith, 482. Amaryllis in the shade, 247. Amaze me, it doth, 110. the unlearned, 324. Amazed the gazing rustics, 397. Amazing brightness, 280. Ambassador is an honest man sent to lie abroad, 175. Amber, bee enclosed in, 722. flies in, 168. fly in a bead of, 203. pipe tipped with, 555. scent of odorous perfume, 242. snuff-box, 326. straws in, 327. whose foam is, 257. Amber-dropping hair, 246. Ambition and pride of kings, low, 314. and thirst of praise, low, 414. finds such joy, 231. fling away, 100. heart's supreme, 377. loves to slide not stand, 267. lowly laid, high, 487. made of sterner stuff, 113. of a private man, 419. of man, crueltie and, 27. the soldier's virtue, 158. thriftless, 120. to reign is worth, 224. virtue, wars that make, 154. which o'erleaps itself, vaulting, 118. Ambition's ladder, lowliness is, 111. Ambitious finger, from his, 98. Ambrosial curls, 337. Ambuscadoes, breaches, 105. Ambush of my name, 47. Amen, God help me, 776. stuck in my throat, 119. Amend your ways, 835. America, epocha in history of, 429. half-brother of the world, 654. has furnished a Washington, 530. American book, who reads an, 462. flag, haul down the, 678. I also am an, 530. I was born an, 533. I will live and die an, 533. idea, what I call the, 639. if I were an, 364. not a Virginian, but an, 429. strand, 205. Americans, good, 638. Amiable weakness, 364, 442. weaknesses, 430. Amicably if they can, 505. Amice gray, in, 241. Amiss, better to love, 444. never anything can be, 59. nothing comes, 72. Ammiral, mast of some great, 224. Among them but not of them, 544. Amorous causes, offence springs from, 325. delay, reluctant, 232. descant sung, 233. fond and billing, 215. looking-glass, court an, 95. Amos Cottle! Phoebus! what a name! 539. Amphitrio, into the shape of, 32. Amphitryon, the real, 798. the true, 277. Ample room and verge enough, 383. Ampler ether, 482. Amuck, to run, 328. Amusements, friend to public, 371. Anarch lets the curtain fall, 332. Anarchy, digest of, 409. eternal, hold, 229. of drink, wild, 180. Anatomy, a mere, 50. Ancestor, I am my own, 806. Ancestors are very good kind of folks, 440. glorious, 310. look backward to their, 409. no need of, 801. of nature, 229. that come after him, 44. the glory belongs to our, 729. think of your, 747. wisdom of our, 407. Ancestral trees, tall, 569. voices, 500. Anchor of our peace at home, 435. Anchors, great, heaps of pearl, 96. moor with two, 708. that hold a mother, 697. Anchored ne'er shall be, 543. Anchorite, saintship of an, 540. Ancient and fish-like smell, 43. and honorable, 833. as the sun, hills, 572. days, dames of, 395. ears, ring in my, 106. grudge I bear him, 61. landmark, remove not the, 828. tales say true, if, 540. times, these are the, 169. trusty drouthy crony, 451. Ancients of the earth, we are, 627. were not acquainted, 740. Anderson my jo John, John, 449. Anecdotage, man in his, 609. Angel appear to each lover, 305. consideration like an, 90. curses his better, 156. death and his Maker, 502. down, she drew an, 272. dropped from the clouds, 86. ended, the, 237. good and bad, 187. guardian, o'er his life, 455. hands to valour given, 574. hold the fleet, 362, 618. hope thou hovering, 243. in action how like an, 134. ministering, 144, 490. on the outward side, 49. or earthly paragon, 160. shook his wings, as if an, 414. should write, though an, 520. sings, in his motion like an, 65. the recording, 379. thou hovering, 243. visits few and far between, 514. whiteness, 52. who wrote like an, 388. yet in this, of habits devil is, 141. Angels alone enjoy such liberty, 260. and ministers of grace, 130. are bright still, 124. are, our acts our, 183. are painted fair, 280. aspiring to be, 316. could no more, 307. do above, agree as, 221. down, which would drag, 532. entertained, and, 221. face shined bright, 27. fear to tread, where, 325. fell by that sin, 100. forget-me-nots of the, 616. guard thy bed, holy, 302. help, make assay, 139. in some brighter dreams, 264. laugh at the good he has done, 637. listen when she speaks, 279. little lower than the, 818. men would be, 316. must love Ann Hathaway, 690. ne'er like, till passion dies, 182. plead like, 118. preventing, 269. pure in thought as are, 455. sad as, 513. say sister spirit come away, 334. shared fire with, 549. sung the strain, guardian, 358. thousand liveried, 245. to fall, caused the, 165. tremble while they gaze, 382. trumpet-tongued, 118. unawares, entertained, 848. visits like those of, 355. wake thee, all, 367. weep, make the, 48. weep, tears such as, 225. would be gods, 316. Angel's face shyned bright, 27. tear, passage of an, 576. wing, dropped from an, 484. wing, feather pluckt from an, 484. wings, clip an, 574. Angels' ken, far as, 223. music, 't is, 205. visits short and bright, 281. Angelical, fiend, 107. Anger, biting for, 222. he that is slow to, 827. is like a full-hot horse, 98. is one of the sinews of the soul, 222. more in sorrow than, 128. of his lip, contempt and, 76. of lovers, 708. Angle, a brother of the, 207. Angler, if he be an honest, 208. no man is born an, 206. now with God, excellent, 208. Anglers or very honest men, 208. Angling, be quiet and go a, 208. deserves commendations, 207. innocent recreation, 208. is somewhat like poetry, 207. like mathematics, 206. like virtue, 207. wagered on your, 158. Angling-rod, a sturdy oak his, 217. Angry, be ye, and sin not, 847. flood, leap into this, 110. heaven is not always, 289. passions rise, never let your, 302. reckon the days you have not been, 745. repeat the four-and-twenty letters when, 735. Anguish, another's, 104. here tell your, 524. hopeless, poured his groan, 366. wring the brow, 490. Angularity of facts, 601. Animal, happiness of the rational, 755. man is a noble, 219. man is a two-legged, 763. self-preservation of an, 764. Animated bust or storied urn, 384. only by faith and hope, 369. Anise and cumin, 840. Ann Hathaway hath a way, 690. Anna whom three realms obey, 326. Annals are not written, whose, 579. of the brave, 663. of the poor, 324. writ your, true, 103. Anne, yes by Saint, 75. Annihilate space and time, 330. Annihilating all that 's made, 263. die, cannot but by, 236. Anointed king, balm from an, 81. rail on the Lord's, 97. sovereign of sighs and groans, 55. Another and a better world, 805. and the same, 481. horse, give me, 97. man's doxy, 858. man's ground, built on, 45. setteth up, 821. yet the same, 331. Another's and another's, 514. eyes, to choose love by, 57. face commend, 377. sword laid him low, 514. woe, to feel, 334. Answer a fool, 828. a wise man with silence, 730. all things faithfully, 66. echoes answer, 630. him ye owls, 331. me in one word, 70. not every question, 711. soft, turneth away wrath, 826. the better, 52. ye evening tapers, 636. Answers till a husband cools, never, 321. Ant, go to the, thou sluggard, 825. Ants entombed, 168. Antagonist is our helper, our, 411. Antagoras boiling a conger, 732. Anthem, the pealing, 384. Anthems, singing of, 88. Anthropophagi, the, 150. Antic, old father, the law, 82. round, while you perform your, 123. Anticipate the past, 440. Antidote, bane and, 299. some sweet oblivious, 125. Antigonus and Thrasyllus, 732. the son of Helios, 740. Antique Roman than a Dane, 146. song, metre of an, 161. towers, ye, 381. world, service of the, 67. Antiquitas sæculi, 169. Antiquities, living men were, 219. Antiquity, a little skill in, 222. is accounted by farther distance, 169. ways of hoar, 403. Anti-republican tendencies, 435. Antres vast and deserts idle, 150. Anvil, iron did cool on the, 80. Anything but history, 304. for a quiet life, 852. glad he thanks God for, 370. can be amiss, never, 59. owe no man, 844. what is worth in, 213. whereof it may be said, 830. Anythingarian, he is an, 292. Apace, ill weed grows, 35. Apathy, in lazy, 317. Ape, like an angry, 48. Apes, jollity for, 160. Apert, prive and, 4. Apollo, bards in fealty to, 576. from his shrine, 251. Pallas Jove and Mars, 642. Apollo's laurel bough, burned is, 41. lute, musical as bright, 56, 245. Apollos watered, 845. Apologies account for what they do not alter, 608. Apology too prompt, 239. Apostles shrank, while, 676. twelve, he taught, 2. would have done as they did, the, 556. Apostolic blows and knocks, 210. Apothecary, I remember an, 108. ounce of civet good, 148. Apparel, every true man's, 49. fashion wears out more, 52. oft proclaims the man, 130. Apparelled in more precious habit, 53. Apparition, a lovely, 474. Apparitions, seen and gone, like, 281. thousand blushing, 52. Appeal from Philip drunk, 807. unto Caesar, 843. Appear the immortals, never, 502. Appearance, not according to the, 843. of things to the mind, 744. Appearances are deceitful, 766. Appendix to nobility, 187. Appetite, breakfast with, 99. cloy the hungry edge of, 81. colours were then to me an, 467. comes with eating, 779, 791. good digestion wait on, 122. grown by what it fed on, 128. man given to, 828. may sicken and so die, 74. quench, check impulse, 755. with cloyless sauce sharpen his, 157. Applaud the deed, 121. thee to the very echo, 125. Applause, attentive to his own, 327. delight the wonder, the, 179. of a single human being, 374. of listening senates, 385. Applauses of his countrymen, 537. Apple of his eye, 814. of the eye, 818. rotten at the heart, 61. Apples of gold, 828. since Eve ate, 560. small choice in rotten, 72. swim, how we, 291. Appliance, desperate, 141. Appliances and means, 89. Apprehend some joy, 59. Apprehension, death most in, 48. how like a god in, 134. of the good, 81. Apprentice, nature but an, 446. Approach like the rugged Russian bear, 122. of even or morn, 230. Approaches make the prospect less, 181. Approbation from Sir Hubert Stanley, 457. Appropinque an end, 212. Appropriate, as difficult to invent as to, 604. Approved good masters, 149. Approving Heaven, 355. April day, uncertain glory of an, 44. dew, besprent with, 180. June and November, 684. of her prime, 161. proud-pied, 163. wears, pinks that, 49. when men woo, 71. with his shoures, 1. Apron, thy words smell of the, 732. Aprons of fig leaves, 812. with greasy, 159. Apt alliteration 's artful aid, 413. and gracious words, 55. Arabia, all the perfumes of, 124. breathes from yonder box, 325. Arabian trees, 157. Arabs, fold their tents like the, 614. proverb of the, 606. Araby the blest, 232. Araby's daughter, farewell to thee, 526. Arbiter of his own fortunes, 709. Arbitrator time, old common, 102. Arbitress, moon sits, 225. Arborett with painted blossoms, 28. Arcades ambo, 558. Arcadia, I too was born in, 793. Arcadian scenes, 421. Arch, night's black, 451. night's blue, 424. on Prague's proud, 513. that fill'st the sky, 516. Archangel ruined, 225. Archelaus and the barber, 731. Archer, insatiate, 306. little meant, mark the, 492. well-experienced, 161. Archimedes cried I have found it Eureka, 738. Architect of his own fortunes, 167. Architecture is frozen music, 807. Arctic sky, Ophiuchus in the, 229. Arcs, on the earth the broken, 649. Arcturus with his sons, 818. Arden, now am I in, 67. Ardour, compulsive, gives the charge, 140. Are, we know not what we, 142. Argue not against Heaven's hand, 252. though vanquished, 397. Argues an insensibility, 509. yourselves unknown, 234. Arguing, owned his skill in, 397. Argument and intellect too, 402. for a week, 84. height of this great, 223. I have found you an, 375. knock-down, 277. not to stir without great, 142. of tyrants, necessity is the, 453. sheathed their swords for lack of, 91. staple of his, 56. stateliest and most regal, 254. to thy neighbor's creed, 598. truth is the strongest, 697. with an east wind, 663. wrong, his, 399. Arguments and questions, all kinds of, 163. use wagers, fools for, 213. Ariadne, minuet in, 441. Ariosto of the North, 545. Arise, my lady sweet, 159. Aristocracy, cool shade of, 537. Aristotle and his philosophie, 1. Ark, hunt it into Noah's, 416. mouldy rolls of Noah's, 268. to lay their hand upon the, 418. walked straight out of the, 460. Arm, she leant upon her lover's, 627. sits upon mine, 194. the obdured breast, 228. Arms against a sea of troubles, 135. against a world in, 593. and the man I sing, 274. glorious in, 55. had seven years' pith, 149. hung up for monuments, 95. imparadised in one another's, 233. invincible in, 428. land of scholars nurse of, 395. lord of folded, 55. my soul 's in, 296. never would lay down my, 364. of seeming, 273. on armour clashing, 236. puking in the nurse's, 69. ridiculous, made, 242. take your last embrace, 109. the Smiths never had any, 460. the world in, 80. Timoleon's, 391. to, ye brave, 804. try everything before, 703. Arm-chair, old, 654. Armed at all points, 128. at point exactly, cap-a-pe, 128. gallantly, 86. so strong in honesty, 114. thrice is he, 94. thus am I doubly, 299. with more than complete steel, 40. with resolution, 295. without, he is, 329. Armies clad in iron, 242. swore terribly, our, 378. whole have sunk, where, 228. Arminian clergy, an, 365. Armour against fate, no, 209. clashing, brayed, 236. is his honest thought, 174. Armourers accomplishing knights, 92. Army, hum of either, stilly sounds, 91. of martyrs, the noble, 850. with banners, terrible as an, 832. Aromatic pain, die of a rose in, 316. plants bestow no fragrance while they grow, 398. Arrant, thankless, 25. thief, the moon is an, 109. traitor as any is, 93. Array, battle's magnificently stern, 543. sorrow's dark, 802. Arrears of pain and darkness, 650. Arrest, death is strict in his, 145. Arrow for the heart, 560. from a well-experienced archer, 161. o'er the house, shot mine, 145. Arrows, of light, swift-winged, 416. of outrageous fortune, 135. quiver bow and, 31. some Cupid kills with, 51. Arrowy Rhone, rushing of the, 543. Ars longa, vita brevis, 6. Arsenal, shook the, 241. Art, adorning thee with so much, 261. adulteries of, than all the, 178. all nature is but, 316. all the gloss of, 398. and part, 852. beyond the reach of, 323. can wash her guilt away, what, 403. concealed by, 310. contemplates certain things, 744. cookery is become an, 187. ease in writing comes from, 324. elder days of, 615. every walk of, 457. failed in literature and, 609. first professor of our, 274. glib and oily, 146. glory and good of, 651. he tried each, 396. her guilt to cover, the only, 403. imitates nature, 305. is long, life short, 700, 803. is long time is fleeting, 612. is too precise, 201. last and greatest, 329. made tongue-tied, 162. may err Nature cannot miss, 272. mistress of her, 446. more matter with less, 133. nature is above, in that respect, 148. nature is but, 316. nature lost in, 390. nature not inferior to, 756. nearly allied to invention, 441. not strength obtains the prize, 341. of artisans, 438. of God, nature is the, 218, 310. pleasure disguised by, 403. poetry a mere mechanic, 414. preservative of all arts, 852. so vast is, 323. subdues the strong, 344. than force, more by, 341. to blot, 329. to find the mind's construction, 117. war's glorious, 311. with curious, 413. Arts and sciences not in the same mould, 776. fashion's brightest, 398. Greece mother of, 241. hunger is the teacher of the, 305. imitate natural forms, 756. in which the wise excel, 279. of peace, inglorious, 263. remote from common use, 556. taught the wheedling, 348. the academes, 56. well fitted in, 55. which I loved, 260. with lenient, 328. Artaxerxes' throne, 241. Artery, each petty, 131. Arthur first in court, when, 406. Article, snuffed out by an, 560. Articles, all agree in the essential, 370. Artificer, another lean unwashed, 80. Artist, no man is born an, 206. Artless jealousy, 142. As gingerly, 852. he thinketh in his heart, 828. it fell upon a day, 175. the case stands, 172. Ascent, laborious at the first, 253. Ashamed, needeth not to be, 848. of being loved, 794. Ashbourn, down thy hill romantic, 464. Ashbuds, more black than, 625. Ashen cold is fire yreken, 3. Ashes, beauty for, 834. in itself to, burn, 617. laid old Troy in, 280. man is splendid in, 219. of his fathers, 593. to ashes, dust to dust, 851. violet made from his, 632. wonted fires live in our, 385. Asia could not bear two kings, 732. Aside, human to step, 448. last to lay the old, 324. Ask and it shall be given you, 839. death-beds they can tell, 307. me no questions, 401. the brave soldier, 520. where is the North, 318. Askelon, in the streets of, 814. Asketh, every one that, 839. Asking eye, explain the, 328. Asleep in lap of legends old, 575. lips of those that are, 832. the very houses seem, 470. Asonder, houses fer, 2. Aspect, meet in her, 551. of princes, sweet, 99. sweet grave, 784. with grave, he rose, 227. Aspen leaf, right as an, 5. light quivering, 490. Asphodel, ever-flowing meads of, 347. Aspics' tongues, 155. Aspiration sees only one side, 662. Aspired to be, what I, 649. Aspiring to be angels, 316. to be gods, 316. to die, 37. youth, 296. Ass, burial of an, 835. countryman who looked for his, 792. egregiously an, 152. knoweth his master's crib, 832. of Balaam, 813. will carry his load, 792. write me down an, 53. Assailant on perched roosts, 242. Assassination, absolutism tempered by, 807. could trammel up, if the, 117. has never changed history, 607. Assault, death preparing his, 309. Assay, help angels make, 139. so hard so sharp, 6. Assayed, thrice he, 225. Assembled souls, 217. Assemblies, masters of, 832. of the skies, bright, 345. Assent with civil leer, 327. Asses, to live according to the convenience of, 731. Assume a pleasing shape, 135. a virtue, if you have it not, 141. Assumes the god, 271. Assurance double sure, I 'll make, 123. given by lookes, 23. of a man, give the world, 140. Assured, ignorant of what he 's most, 48. Assyrian bull, curled, 631. came down like the wolf, the, 551. Astray, light that led, 447. like one that had been led, 250. Astronomer, undevout, is mad, 310. Astyanax the hope of Troy, 338. Asunder, let not man put, 840. villain and he many miles, 108. Athanasian Creed, the, 609. Atheism, philosophy inclineth to, 166. the owlet, 501. Atheist by night half believes a God, 308. Atheist's laugh, 448. Athena's tower, age shakes, 541. Athens heard, truths refined as, 672. immortal influence of, 590. maid of, ere we part, 540. sending owls to, 760. the eye of Greece, 241. Atlantean shoulders, 227. Atlantic Ocean and Mrs. Partington, 462. Atlas unremoved, 234. Atomies, team of little, 104. Atoms, fortuitous concourse of, 284. into ruins hurled, 315. or systems, 315. Atossa cursed with granted prayer, 321. Atrocious crime of being young, 376. Attack is the reaction, 372. Attain her, in hope to, 28. unto, that which I could, 837. Attains the upmost round, 111. Attempt and not the deed, 119. by fearing to, 47. the end, 203. Attendance, to dance, 101. Attending ears, 106. Attention like deep harmony, 81. still as night, 227. Attentive to his own applause, 327. Attic bird trills her notes, 241. taste, light and choice of, 252. tragedies, 254. Atticus were he, 327. Attire be comely, let thy, 32. walk in silk, 673. wild in their, 116. Attitude in life, proper, 744. Attraction robs the vast sea, 109. Attractive grace, sweet, 232. kind of grace, 23. metal more, 138. Attribute of God, 460. to awe and majesty, 64. to God himself, 64. Auburn locks ye golden curls, 636. loveliest village, 395. Audience, his look drew, 227. fit, though few, 236. Aught in malice, nor set down, 156. in the world beside, 452. that dignifies humanity, 594. that ever I could read, 57. Augur schoenobates, 268. Auld acquaintance, should, 449. claes, gars, 447. moon in her arm, 404. nature swears, 446. Aurora daughter of the dawn, 338, 342. displayed her mantle, 786. shows her face, 357. Auspicious eye, an, 127. Austrian army awfully arrayed, 689. Authentic scripture, 310. watch, 256. Author choose as a friend, 278. man of rank as an, 374. no, ever spared a brother, 349. of lies, the devil the, 193. teaches such beauty, where is any, 55. who speaks about his own books, 608. would his brother kill, 258. Authors do not make acknowledgment, 716. like coins grow dear, 329. old, to read, 171. steal their works, most, 325. Authority and show of truth, 52. art made tongue-tied by, 162. drest in a little brief, 48. from others' books, 54. Automaton, mechanized, 567. Autumn fruit, fell like, 276. garner to the end of time, 644. nodding o'er the plain, 356. that grew more by reaping, 159. Autumnal leaves in Vallombrosa, 224. leaves, thick as, 337. Autumn-fields, happy, 630. Avarice, dreams of, 374, 378. old-gentlemanly vice, 556. old men sicken with, 173. Avaunt, conscience, 296. Avenging day, that great, 337. Avenues of ill, seal up the, 600. Aversion, begin with a little, 440. Avilion, island-valley of, 629. Avoid shame do not seek glory, 460. what is to come, 141. Avon, sweet swan of, 179. to the Severn runs, 484. Awake, lie ten nights, 51. my St. John, 314. my soul, 359. Awakes from the tomb, 428. Awe and majesty, attribute to, 64. of such a thing as I, 110. the soul of Richard, 296. Aweary of the sun, 126. Awe-inspiring God, 480. Awful goodness is, how, 234. guide in smoke and flame, 493. moment, face some, 476. pause, Nature made an, 306. volume, within that, 494. Awkwardness has no forgiveness, 603. Axe, head off with a golden, 108. laid unto the root of the tree, 841. many strokes with little, 94. neither hammer nor, 815. to grind, he has an, 528. woodman's, lies free, 570. Axes, no ponderous, rung, 535. Axis of the earth, 638. Axle, sleeps on her soft, 237. Ayont the twal, short hour, 446. Azure brow, no wrinkle on thine, 547. hue, mountain in its, 512. main, from out the, 358. robe of night, the, 573.

Baälim and Peor, 251. Babbled of green fields, 91. Babbling dreams, hence, 296. gossip of the air, 75. Babe, bent o'er her, 427. in a house, a, 640. pity like a naked new-born, 118. she lost in infancy, 508. sinews of the new-born, 139. was sleeping on her breast, the, 568. Babes and sucklings, 818. Babel, stir of the great, 420. Baby figure of the giant mass, 102. was sleeping, 582. Babylon in all its desolation, 682. is fallen is fallen, 833. learned and wise, 483. Babylonish dialect, 210. Bacchus ever fair and young, 271. plumpy, with pink eyne, 158. Bachelor, I would die a, 51. of threescore, shall I never see a, 50. Back and side go bare, 23. borne me on his, 144. call yesterday, 81. die with harness on our, 126. got over the devil's, 773. never a shirt on his, 286. on itself recoils, 238. over the devil's, 800. resounded death, 229. revolutions never go, 641. sits on his horse, 78. their opinions by a wager, 554. thumping on your, 423. thumps upon the, 312. to the field, with his, 514. to thy punishment, 229. Backed like a weasel, 139. Backing of your friends, 84. plague upon such, 84. Backward and abysm of time, 42. mutters, 246. turn backward O time, 668. yesterdays look, 307. Bacon, broken bones for, 791. or brave Raleigh spoke, words, 330. save our, 772. shined, think how, 319. Bad affright afflict the best, the, 382. and good of every land, 654. as falling, the fear 's, as, 160. beginning makes a bad ending, 698. begins and worse remains, 141. begun, things, 121. better for being a little, 50. better than downright, 700. eminence, to that, 226. for the, all that was theirs dies, 699. in the best, 163. man, a bold, 27, 98. men live to eat and drink, 738. most men were, 758. the world is grown so, 96. two nations, good and the, 263. wiser being good than, 650. Badder end, to the, 4. Bade me adieu, sweetly she, 380. Badge, nobility's true, 103. of all our tribe, sufferance is the, 61. Badness choose in a heap, 693. Baffled oft is ever won, 548. Bag and baggage, 70. empty, to stand upright, 360. Baiæ's bay, isle in, 565. Bailey, unfortunate Miss, 454. Bait, this melancholy, 60. Baits, good news, 242. Baited like eagles, 86. with a dragon's tail, 517. with many a deadly curse, 449. Baker's dozen, 773. Balaam's ass, 813. Balance, in nice, 330. of power, 304. of the old world, 464. Balances, Jove lifts the golden, 341. weighed in the, 835. Baldric, milky, of the skies, 573. Bales unopened to the sun, 307. Ballad of Sir Patrick Spence, 502. to his mistress' eyebrow, woful, 69. world was guilty of such a, 54. Ballads from a cart, sung, 274. of a nation, 281. sing from door to door, 189. Ballad-mongers, same metre, 85. Ballad-singer's joy, the English, 473. Ballast to keep the mind steady, 662. Balloch, o'er the braes of, 674. Balloon, something in a huge, 468. Ballot-box, 't is the, 538. Balm from an anointed king, 81. in Gilead, is there no, 835. of hurt minds, 120. Balmy sweets, diffuse their, 398. Band of brothers, 92. they march a blustering, 273. Bands of Orion, loose the, 818. Bane and antidote, my, 299. of all genius virtue freedom, 567. of all that dread the Devil, 466. precious, 225. Bang, with many a, 211. Banish plump Jack, 85. strong potations, 432. Banishment, bitter bread of, 81. Bank and bush, over, 28. and shoal of time, 118. moonlight sleeps upon this, 65. of violets, breathes upon a, 74. snow-white ram on a grassy, 481. to make a, 263. where wild thyme blows, 58. Banks and braes o' bonny Doon, 452. furnished with bees, 380. Bank-note world, this, 563. Banner, freedom's, 574. in the sky, to see that, 635. star-spangled, 517. the royal, 154. with the strange device, 614. Banners, army with, 832. confusion on thy, 383. flout the sky, 115. hang out our, 125. wave, all thy, 515. Banquet, born but to, 344. is o'er, when the, 348. of the mind, 346. song and dance, 562. Banquet-hall deserted, 523. Baptism o'er the flowers, 202. Baptized in tears, 427. Barbarians all at play, 546. Barbaric pearl and gold, 226. Barbarous dissonance, 245. skill, is but a, 261. Barber and a collier fight, 363. Bard here dwelt more fat, 357. on Chian strand, that blind, 503. Bards in fealty to Apollo hold, 576. who sung, Olympian, 599. Bare, back and side go, 23. imagination of a feast, 81. the mean heart, 328. too thin and, to hide offences, 101. Barefoot, him that makes shoes go, 186. Bargain catch cold, lest the, 159. hath sold him a, 55. in the way of, 85. repentance ground of a bad, 719. to sell a, 55. two words to that, 294. Barge, drag the slow, 424. she sat in, 157. Bark and bite, dogs delight to, 301. at me, dogs, 95. at me, see they, 147. attendant sail, 320. drives on and on, whose, 543. fatal and perfidious, 247. is on the sea, my, 553. is worse than his bite, 205. let no dog, 60. on even keel, thus I steer my, 354. scarfed, the, 62. sinks, if my, 655. watch-dog's honest, 556. Barkis is willin', 652. Barleycorn, bold John, 451. Barrel, handful of meal in a, 815. of meal wasted not, 815. Barren earth, small model of the, 82. sceptre in my gripe, 121. 't is all, 379. Bars, nor iron, a cage, 260. Base born, bravest have been, 190. column with the buried, 546. fly from its firm, 491. him that uttered nothing, 623. Hungarian wight, 45. in kind, 413. is the slave that pays, 91. uses we may return, 144. who is here so, 113. world and worldlings, 90. Baseless fabric of this vision, 43. Baseness, the gods detest my, 158. to write fair, hold it, 145. Bashaw, three-tailed, 454. Bashful fifteen, maiden of, 442. sincerity and comely love, 52. virgin's sidelong looks, 396. Basis of every truth, 409. Basket and store, 814. eggs in one, 786. who was in the, 46. Basso even contra-alto, 554. Bastard Freedom waves her flag, 518. Latin, soft, 554. to the time, he is but a, 78. Bastards, ancient families, 190. live like nature's, 246. Bastion fringed with fire, 631. Bat, tongue of dog wool of, 123. Bats, to the moles and the, 832. Bate a jot of heart or hope, 252. Bated breath, 61. Bath, sore labour's, 120. Bathe in fiery floods, 48. Battalions, heaviest, 801. side of the strongest, 811. sorrows come in, 142. Battle, again to the, 516. and the breeze, 514. cowards do not count in, 699. division of a, 149. feats of broil and, 150. for the free, won the, 562. freedom's, once begun, 548. he has fought his last, 666. he who is in, slain, 403. I had a regular, 701. in the lost, 489. is lost and won, when the, 115. life is a, 750. lost and battle won, 463. not to the strong, 831. perilous edge of, 224. prize of death in, 660. rages loud and long, the, 515. see the front of, lour, 450. sees the other's umbered face, 92. smelleth the, afar off, 818. who in life's, 805. Battles, fought his, o'er again, 271. long ago, 473. rains fall after great, 725. sieges fortunes, 150. Battle's magnificently stern array, 543. sound, no war or, 251. van, in the, 680. Battled for the true and just, 632. Battle-field, march to the, 675. Battlements bore stars, 479. fate sits on these dark, 456. towers and, 248. Bauble, pleased with this, 318. Baucis' busy care, 274. Bay of Biscay O, 453. the moon, be a dog and, 114. Bay-tree, like a green, 819. Be as be we would, 38. good sweet maid, 664. lief not be as live to, 110. matters not what you are thought to, 713. no better than you should, 197. not afraid, it is I, 840. not overcome of evil, 844. not righteous overmuch, 830. or not to be, to, 135. powers that, 844. sure you are right then go ahead, 852. we know not what we may, 142. ye all of one mind, 849. ye angry and sin not, 847. Beach, fishermen that walk upon the, 148. there came to the, 515. Beacon of the wise, 102. Beade of amber, flie within a, 203. Beadle to a humorous sigh, 55. Beadroll, Fame's eternall, 28. Beads and prayer-books, 318. in drops of rain, tell their, 613. pictures rosaries, 215. they told, their, 678. Beak from out my heart, take thy, 640. Beaker full of the warm south, 575. Be-all and the end-all, 118. Beam, full midday, 255. on the outward shape, cast a, 245. that smiles the clouds away, 550. unpolluted in his, 169. Beams athwart the sea, 625. little candle throws his, 66. spreads his orient, 233. tricks his, 248. Beans, abstain from, 729. Bear a charmed life, 126. another's misfortunes, 336. bit you if it had been a, 292. borne and yet must, 566. how easy is a bush supposed a, 59. it calmly, we, 289. lick into form as a, 186. like the Turk, 327. me not so swiftly o'er, 674. or lion, sometime like a, 158. pain to the, 593. rugged Russian, 122. the palm alone, 110. those ills we have, 136. to conquer our fate is to, 515. to live or dare to die, 318. up and steer right onward, 252. with your own brother, 743. Bears and lions growl, 301. lick their cubs, 776, 780. when first born, 719. Bear-baiting heathenish, 593. Beard and hoary hair, 383. he that hath a, 50. of formal cut, 69. singed the Spanish king's, 616. the lion in his den, 490. was as white as snow, 142. was grizzled, 129. Bearded like the pard, 69. men, tears of, 489. Beards be grown, until your, 815. wag all, in hall where, 21. waveth all, when the, 21. Bearings of this observation, 652. Beast to man, familiar, 45. little better than a, 61. that wants discourse of reason, 128. the righteous man regardeth the life of his, 826. very gentle, 59. Beasts, brutish, 113. man's injustice to, 742. nature teaches, 103. pair of very strange, 71. that perish, like the, 820. Beat the bush, 10. this ample field, 315. your pate, you, 336. Beaten, he that is, 212. with his own rod, 9. Beatific vision, 225. Beating of my own heart, 634. Beatings of my heart, 467. Beatitude, eighth, 347. Beaumont lie a little further, 179. lie a little nearer Spenser, rare, 179. Beauteous, all that is most, 483. eye of heaven, 79. flower, may prove a, 106. ruin lay, lovely in death the, 308. ruin lies, prostrate the, 453. Beauties, lovers admire thy naked, 555. modestly conceals her, 378. of exulting Greece, 356. of holiness, 823. of the night, meaner, 174. of the north, unripened, 298. Beautiful, all round thee lying, 680. and free, their old age is, 471. and to be wooed, 93. as sweet and young as, 308. beneath his touch, grow, 514. beyond compare, 497. both were young and one was, 552. clear and purely, 553. exceedingly, 499. eyes of my cash-box, 798. for situation, 820. is night, how, 507. mouth in the world, most, 353. necessity, from a, 640. old rhyme, 163. outward, appear, 841. palace, the, 266. thought, thou wert a, 546. tyrant! fiend angelical, 107. what a deal of scorn looks, 76. Beautifuller, evening seemed, 651. Beautifully blue, 507, 559. less, fine by degrees and, 287. Beauty, a thing of, 574. adorned in naked, 234. and her chivalry, 542. and youth, wisdom rare in, 343. as could die, as much, 178. bereft of, 73. born of murmuring sound, 469. calls and glory shows the way, 281. come near your, 93. cost her nothing, 35. dead, black chaos comes again, 161. dedicate his, to the sun, 104. draws us with a single hair, 326. dreamed that life was, 654. dwells in deep retreats, true, 485. e'er gave, all that, 384. elysian, 482. fatal gift of, 545. fills the air around with, 545. fires the blood, 273. for ashes, 834. form of manliest, 436. full-blown flower of glorious, 276. garmented in light from her own, 567. grew, the conscious stone to, 598. hath its source in the beautiful, 751. hath strange power, 242. hold a plea, shall, 162. if she unmask her, 129. imaged there in happier, 482. immortal awakes, 428. in a brow of Egypt, 59. in his life, daily, 156. in need of praise, 752. is a joy forever, thing of, 574. is a short-lived tyranny, 761. is a silent deceit, 761. is a sovereignty in need of no guards, 761. is an ivory mischief, 761. is its own excuse for being, 599. is the best introduction, 761. is the gift of God, 761. is truth truth beauty, 576. is vain, 829. isle of, fare thee well, 581. led captive, 240. like the night, walks in, 551. lingers, lines where, 548. makes this vault a feasting presence, 109. making beautiful old rhyme, 163. of a thousand stars, clad in the, 41. of surpassing, 702. of the good old cause, 472. of the world, 262. on the shore, left their, 598. ornament of, is suspect, 162. power of, I remember the, 272. provoketh thieves, 66. she walks in, 551. slain, with him is, 161. smile from partial, 513. smiling in her tears, 513. soon grows familiar, 298. stands in the admiration, 240. such, as a woman's eye, 55. there is music in the, 218. they grew in, 570. thou art all, 295. though injurious, 242. to die for, 600. to sport with, 525. truly blent, 74. upon the cheek of night, 105. waking or asleep, 235. winds of March with, 77. Beauty's chain, hour with, 525. ears, gem that hangs from, 424. ensign is crimson, 109. heavenly ray, 549. Beaux, where none are, 377. Beaver, dear the, is to him, 586. on, Harry with his, 86. Beckoning ghost, 335. shadows dire, 243. Beckons me away, a hand which, 314. Becks and wreathed smiles, 248. Becomes him ill, nothing, 55. the throned monarch, 64. Becoming mirth, limit of, 55. Bed at Ware, 305. betwixt a wall, feather, 211. born in, in bed we die, 794. bravely thou becomest thy, 159. by night, 397. day-star in the ocean, 248. delicious bed, 584. early to rise early to, 360. from his brimstone, 507. go sober to, 184. goes to, mellow, 184. goes to, sober, 184. gravity out of his, 85. holy angels guard thy, 302. hue as red as the rosy, 678. lies in his, 79. made his pendent, 117. mighty large, 305. of death, faith kneeling by his, 40. of death, smooth the, 328. of down, my thrice-driven, 151. of honour, 212, 305. on my grave as now my, 218. up in my, now, 584. we laugh in bed we cry in, 794. welcome to your gory, 450. with the lamb, to, 33. with the lark, to, 454. Beds of raging fire, from, 228. of roses, make thee, 41. Beddes hed, lever han at his, 1. Bedfellows, strange, 43. Bedtime, would it were, 87. Bee, brisk as a, 369. buried in its own juice, 168. busy as a, 33. enclosed in amber, 722. had stung it newly, 256. not good for the, 754. the little busy, 302. where sucks the, 43. would choose to dream in, 678. Bees, banks furnished with, 380. his helmet, a hive for, 25. murmuring of innumerable, 630. rob the Hybla, 115. the government of, 782. Beechen tree, spare the, 516. Beef of England, roast, 363. Beehive's hum, 455. Been and may be again, 473. what has been has, 274. who that hath ever, 497. Beer, bemus'd in, 326. chronicle small, 151. felony to drink small, 94. poor creature small, 89. Beersheba, Dan to, 379, 814. Beetle, intolerable to a black, 857. that we tread upon, 48. three-man, 88. Beeves and home-bred kine, 474. Before and after, looking, 142. come after which was, 212. not lost but gone, 283. that which is gone, 752. the better foot, 80. the whole world, 798. you could say Jack Robinson, 853. Beg, Homer himself must, 189. or borrow or get a man's own, 279. they poor I rich they, 22. Began best can't end the worst, 650. Beggar maid, loved the, 105. on horseback, 190. that I am I am poor in thanks, 134. that is dumb may challenge double pity, 25. Beggars die, when, 112. in the streets mimicked, 590. must be no choosers, 197. should be no choosers, 14. Beggared all description, 157. by the strumpet wind, 62. Beggarly account of empty boxes, 108. elements, weak and, 846. last doit, 421. Scotchman, 370. Beggary in the love, 157. Begging bread, nor his seed, 819. the question, 853. Beginning and the end, 849. bad, bad ending, 698. good end good, 13. hard, 11. late, choosing and, 238. mean and end to all things, 654. never ending, still, 272. no great love in the, 45. of a feast, 87. of a fray, 19. of our end, the true, 59. of the end, 808. Beginnings, friendships from, 703. Begone dull care, 684. Begot, by whom, 335. how nourished how, 63. of nothing but vain fantasy, 105. Beguile her of her tears, 150. light of light, 54. the thing I am, 151. the time look like the time, 117. Beguiled by one, 155. Begun for, wonder what I was, 689. things bad, 121. Behaviour, check to loose, 297. during good, 855. laws of, 602. upon his good, 559. Behind, worse remains, 141. you, if you had any eye, 76. Behold, hath power to say, 57. our home, survey our empire, 550. the upright man, 819. Beholding heaven, 526. Being, beauty its own excuse for, 599. God a necessary, 266. hath a part of, 544. intellectual, 227. one principle of, 754. momentary taste of, 768. pleasing anxious, 385. scarcely formed, a lovely, 560. shot my, through earth, 501. Beings, reasoning, 751. Being's end and aim, our, 318. Belated peasant, 225. Belerium, from old, 333. Belgium's capital had gathered there, 542. Belgrade, by battery besiege, 689. Belial, sons of, 224. Belief ripened into faith, 481. within the prospect of, 116. Believe, have heard and do in part, 127. it because it is impossible, 756. oft repeating they, 288. some make believe what they, 776. Believes his own watch, each, 323. Believing, with true, 641. Bell, as a sullen, 88. book and candle, 785. church-going, 416. each matin, knells us back, 500. in a cowslip's, I lie, 43. merry as a marriage, 542. silence that dreadful, 152. strikes one, 306. tocsin of the soul, the dinner, 559. Bells and the Fudges, 592. chime, the sweet, 587. do chime, think when the, 205. have knolled to church, 68. jangled out of tune, 136. music of those village, 422. ring happy, 633. ring out wild, 633. those evening, 523. Belle, it is vain to be a, 377. Belligerent discordant States, 533. Bellman, the owl the fatal, 119. Belly, God send thee good ale, 23. has no ears, 725, 772. man must mind his, 371. spent under the devil's, 773. whose God is their, 847. with good capon lined, 69. Bellyful of fighting, 159. Belongings, thyself and thy, 46. Beloved face on earth, one, 552. from pole to pole, 499. in vain, fields, 381. sleep, he giveth his, 824. Below, a little heaven, 302. my thoughts remain, 140. thy element is, 146. Bemused in beer, a parson, 326. Ben Adhem's name led, 536. Ben Bolt, 680. Ben Jonson, rare, 177. Bench chambers, in the kings, 297. of heedless bishops, 380. Bend a knotted oak, 294. low, shall I, 61. your eye on vacancy, 141. Bendemeer's stream, roses by, 526. Bene, good for a bootless, 479. Beneath the churchyard stone, 595. the good how far, 382. the milk-white thorn, 447. the rule of men, 606. Benedick the married man, 50. Benediction, doth breed perpetual, 478. out of heavens, 17. Benedictions, celestial, 615. Benefit, he who confers a, 775. of men, use and, 266. Benefits, desire for greater, 796. Benevolence and love, acts of, 342. Benighted, feels awhile, 522. walks under the midday sun, 244. Bent, affection cannot hold the, 75. him o'er the dead, 548. just as the twig is, 320. o'er her babe, 427. though on pleasure she was, 417. top of my, 139. Bequeathed by bleeding sire, 548. Berkeley, coxcombs vanquish, 380. said there was no matter, 560. to, every virtue under heaven, 329. Bermoothes, still-vexed, 42. Berries, come to pluck your, 246. moulded on one stem, two, 58. Berry, God could have made a better, 208. Berth of the wombe, 28. Beside a human door, 472. the springs of Dove, 469. the still waters, 819. Besier semed than he was, 2. Besotted base ingratitude, 246. Bess, image of good queen, 585. Best administered, whate'er is, 318. are but shadows, 59. bad in the, 163. companions, 396. contentment, 27. days, afternoon of her, 97. discreetest, 238. fear not to touch the, 25. fools be little wise, 177. good man, 279. he serves his party, 665. his circumstance allows, 307. honest tale speeds, 97. lads and lassies in their, 683. laid schemes of mice and men, 446. men moulded out of faults, 50. men of few words are the, 91. of all possible worlds, 801. of all ways, 521. of dark and bright, all that 's, 551. of me is diligence, 146. of men that e'er wore earth, 182. of what we do and are, 473. of womankind, 346. old friends are, 195. part of valour, discretion the, 197. past and to come seems, 89. portion of a good man's life, 467. prayeth best who loveth, 499. prize that which is, 753. second thoughts are, 277. state, every man at his, 820. stolen sweets are, 297. things most difficult, 729. things not for the, 700. who does the, 307. who serves his country, 339. Best-conditioned and unwearied, 64. Bestial, what remains is, 152. Bestowing, most princely in, 101. Bestride the narrow world, 110. Besy a man, nowher so, 2. Beteem the winds of heaven, 128. Bethumped with words, 78. Betimes, what is 't to leave, 145. Betray, nature never did, 467. that men, 403. Better a bad epitaph, 134. be damned, 431. be with the dead, 121. berry, never made a, 208. bettered expectation, he hath, 50. day the better deed, 172. day the worse deed, 282. days, if ever you have looked on, 68. days, friend of my, 562. days, we have seen, 109. did I say, 114. elder soldier, not a, 114. fifty years of Europe, 626. foot before, 80. for being a little bad, 50. grace, does it with a, 75. grow wiser and, 670. had they ne'er been born, 494. half, my dear my, 34. horse, gray mare the, 17. is a dinner of herbs, 826. is half a loaf than no bread, 15. is it to bow than break, 12. late than never, 13, 284. love given unsought is, 76. made by ill, good are, 455. much more the, 50. or for worse, 850. part of valour is discretion, 87. reck the rede, may you, 448. spared a better man, 87. strangers, desire we may be, 70. striving to, 146. than downright bad, 700. than false knaves, 53. than he knew, builded, 598. than his dog, something, 626. than nothing, little is, 710. than one of the wicked, 83. than you should be, 197. the instruction, 63. the worse appear the, 226. thou shouldest not vow, 830. to be lowly born, 98. to be much abused, 154. to be vile than vile esteemed, 163. to dwell in a corner, 827. to give than to take, 11. to have loved and lost, 632. to hunt in fields, 270. to love amiss, 444. to reign in hell, 224. to sink beneath the shock, 549. to wear out than to rust, 853. trust all and be deceived, 641. world, another and a, 805. world than this, 66. Bettered by the borrower, 253. expectation, 50. Bettering of my mind, 42. Between the cradle and the grave, 358. two stools, 808. Bevy of fair women, 240. Beware my lord of jealousy, 153. of a man of one book, 853. of desperate steps, 423. of entrance to a quarrel, 130. of had I wist, 9. the fury of a patient man, 269. the ides of March, 110. Bewilder, leads to, 428. Bezonian, under which king, 90. Bias, rules with strongest, 323. Bible, burdens of the, 598. is a book of doctrine, the, 530. is a book of faith, the, 530. is a book of morals, the, 530. knows her true, 414. shows the extent of the English language, 590. studie was but litel on the, 2. Bibles laid open, 205. Bickerings to recount, 255. Bid me discourse, 161. Bidding, thousands speed at his, 252. Bids expectation rise, 398. Biennial elections, 283. Bier, waste sorrows at my, 571. Big manly voice, 69. round tears, 67. with the fate of Rome, 297. with vengeance, 363. Big-endians and small-endians, 290. Bigger than an agate-stone, no, 104. than his head, seems no, 148. Biggest rascal that walks, 748. Bigness which you see, 265. Bilbow, the word it was, 351. Bilious, when I am only, 586. Bill, as if God wrote the, 600. Billing, amorous fond and, 215. Billows, bounding, 674. distinct as the, 496. foam, the, 550. never break, where, 295. pilot cannot mitigate the, 730. roar, or heard the, 344. swelling and limitless, 503. trusted to thy, 548. Bind, fast find fast, 10. safe find safe, 21. up my wounds, 97. Binding nature fast in fate, 334. Biography, an heroic poem is a, 578. Bird, by wandering, as the, 828. each fond endearment tries, 396. in the hand, 15, 740, 787. in the solitude singing, 552. night with this her solemn, 233. O cuckoo! shall I call thee, 474. of dawning singeth all night, 127. of passage, the cuckoo a, 720. of the air, 831. on the wing, 680. rare, in the land, 770. soul of our grandam might inhabit a, 77. that fyleth his own nest, 8, 18. that shunn'st the noise, 206. the Attic, 241. Birds, charm of earliest, 233. confabulate, if, 417. eagle suffers little, to sing, 104. I see my way as, 643. in cages, as with, 778. in last year's nest, 613, 792. in their little nests agree, 302. joyous the, 238. melodious, sing madrigals, 41. of the air have nests, 839. sang east and west, 620. sang, where late the sweet, 162. time of the singing of, 832. with chaff, catch old, 787. without despair to get in, 180. Bird-cage in a garden, 180. Birnam wood, 124, 125. Birth, death borders upon our, 182. dew of thy, 851. is but a sleep, 477. nothing but our death begun, 309. of that significant word flirtation, 353. our Saviour's, is celebrated, 127. place of my, 550. repeats the story of her, 300. revolts from true, 106. science frowned not on his, 386. smiled on my, 534. the sunshine is a glorious, 477. 't is fortune gives us, 340. Birthplace, great Homer's, 189. Biscay, bay of, 453. Biscuit, dry as the remainder, 68. Bishop, church without a, 588. hypocrisy of a, 688. Bishops, bench of heedless, 380. Bit me, though he had, 148. with an envious worm, 104. you if it had been a bear, 292. Bite, bark worse than his, 205. dogs delight to bark and, 301. the hand that fed them, 411. the man recovered of the, 400. Bites, three, of a cherry, 773. shrewdly, the air, 130. Biteth like a serpent, 828. Biting for anger, eager soul, 221. Bitter as coloquintida, 151. change, feels the, 228. cold, 't is, 126. cross, on the, 82. end, 853. ere long, 238. fancy, food of, 71. is a scornful jest, 366. memory, wakes the, 231. o'er the flowers, some, 540, 706. past, more welcome is the sweet, 74. Bittern booming in the weeds, 592. Bitterns, London an habitation of, 592. Bitterness, knoweth his own, 826. of things, from out the, 484. Bivouac of the dead, 681. Blabbing and remorseful day, 94. eastern scout, 243. Black and gray, friars white, 231. and midnight hags, 123. beetle, intolerable to a, 857. customary suits of solemn, 127. despair, 564. every white will have its, 404. eyes and lemonade, 519. hung be the heavens with, 93. is a pearl in woman's eye, 35. is not so black, 464. it stood as night, 228. let the devil wear, 138. men of Coromandel, 592. more, than ash-buds, 625. or red, bokes clothed in, 1. spirits and white, 173. to red began to turn, 213. white shall not neutralize the, 651. with tarnished gold, 456. Blackberries, plentiful as, 85. Blackbird to whistle, 210. Blackguards both, 558. Blacks had no rights, the, 675. Bladder, blows a man up like a, 85. Bladders, boys that swim on, 99. Blade, heart-stain away on its, 519. notches on the, 811. sheathes the vengeful, 459. trenchant Toledo trusty, 211. Blades, Spanish, 105. to Greece we give our shining, 525. two, of grass to grow, 290. Blaize, lament for Madam, 400. Blame, dispraise or, 242. in part to, is she, 193, 350. Blameless vestal's lot, 333. Blanch without the owner's crime, 483. Blanche, Sweetheart and Tray, 147. Bland, childlike and, 669. Blandishments of life, 671. will not fascinate us, 436. Blank, creation 's, 672. misgivings of a creature, 478. my lord, a, 75. of Nature's works, 230. Blasphemes his feeder, 246. Blasphemy in the soldier, 48. Blast, chill November's surly, 446. he died of no, 276. of that dread horn, 490. of war blows in our ears, 91. rushing of the, 573. striding the, 118. upon his bugle horn, 492. Blasts from hell, 130. of wind, hollow, 347. Blasted, no sooner blown but, 251. with excess of light, 382. Blastments, contagious, 129. Blaze, burst out into sudden, 247. Liberty's unclouded, 564. of noon, 241. Blazed with lights, 109. Blazon, eternal, must not be, 131. Blazoning pens, quirks of, 151. Bleak our lot, though, 676. Bleed, carcasses, at the sight of the murderer, 187. heart for which others, 294. they have torn me and I, 544. Bleeding country save, my, 513. piece of earth, 113. Blend our pleasure, 472. Bless, none whom we can, 541. the hand that gave the blow, 277. the hand that gives the, 289. thee Bottom, 58. thee, hold fast till he, 362. Blessed, children call her, 829. dejected, while another 's, 320. do above, what the, 220. feet nailed on the bitter cross, 82. he alone is, 289. he that considereth the poor, 820. he who expects nothing, 347. I have been, 549. is the healthy nature, 579. man, half part of a, 78. martyr, thou fallest a, 100. mood, that, 467. more, to give, 843. none but such as be, 38. part to heaven, gave his, 100. shall be thy basket, 814. them unaware, I, 498. three, chief among the, 611. who ne'er was born, 289. Blessedness, single, 57. Blesses his stars, 297. Blesseth her with happy hands, 31. him that gives, 64. Blessing dear, makes a, 256. health is the second, 208. I had most need of, 119. Lord dismiss us with thy, 374. national debt a national, 532. no harm in, 351. of the Old Testament, 164. out of God's blessing, 17, 785. steal immortal, from her lips, 108. that money cannot buy, 208. the Pretender, no harm in, 351. Blessings be with them, 477. brighten as they take their flight, 307. from whom all, flow, 278. liberty one of the most valuable, 792. on him that invented sleep, 792. two of life's greatest, 713. wait on virtuous deeds, 294. without number, 302. Blest, Araby the, 232. never is, but always to be, 315. I have been, 549. in blessing others, 343. it is twice, 64. kings may be, 451. paper-credit, 322. with temper with unclouded ray, 321. with some new joys, 276. Blew great guns, 436. you hither, what wind, 90. Blight, bloom or, 657. treason like a deadly, 526. Blind bard, be that, 503. be to her faults a little, 287. dazzles to, 428. eyes to the, feet to the lame, 817. fortune though she is, 167. fury, comes the, 247. girl comes from afar, 607. guides strain at a gnat, 640. he that is strucken, 104. his soul with clay, 630. lead the blind, if the, 840. love is, and lovers cannot see, 62. love must needs be, 503. man's erring judgment, 323. none so, as will not see, 19, 283, 293. old man of Scio's rocky isle, 550. winged Cupid is painted, 57. Blindly, loved sae, 452. Blindness, or I all, 295. Bliss, all that poets feign of, 94. bowers of, 313. brightly glow the hues of, 386. centres in the mind, 395. certainty of waking, 244. domestic happiness, only, 419. gained by some degree of woe, 377. health the vital principle of, 358. how exquisite the, 447. ignorance is, where, 382. in possession, will not last, 496. in that dawn to be alive, 476. it excels all other, 22. momentary, 381. must gain, we every, 377. no greater, 38. of paradise, thou only, 419. of solitude, inward eye the, 475. source of all my, 398. sum of earthly, 238. that earth affords, 22. to die for our country, 340. virtue makes the, 389. virtue only makes our, 320. which centres in the mind, 395. winged hours of, 514. Blissful and dear, 521. Blithe, no lark more, 427. Block, chip of the old, 412. Blockhead, no, ever wrote for money, 373. the bookful, 325. Blood and state, glories of our, 209. beats with his, 630. beauty fires the, 273. brain may devise laws for the, 61. burns, when the, 130. clean from my hand, wash this, 120. cold in clime cold in, 549. drenched in fraternal, 533. drizzled upon the Capitol, 112. dyed waters, 441. earth helped him with the cry of, 478. fierce as frenzy's fevered, 492. flesh and, can't bear it, 351. freeze thy young, 131. glories of our, 209. guiltless of his country's, 385. hand raised to shed his, 315. harbingers of, 126. her pure and eloquent, 177. hey-day in the, 140. in an old man's heart, 655. in him, so much, 124. in their dastardly veins, 525. is tame, when the, 141. is thicker than water, 493. is very snow-broth, 47. is warm within, 60. of a British man, 147. of all the Howards, 319. of the martyrs, 756. of tyrants, 804. rebellious liquors in my, 67. ruddy drop of manly, 602. savageness in unreclaimed, 133. sensations sweet felt in the, 467. sign to know the gentle, 29. so cheap, flesh and, 585. spoke in her cheeks, 177. stepped so far in, 123. stirs to rouse a lion, 84. strong as flesh and, 477. summon up the, 91. that healest with, 199. to ears of flesh and, 131. was thin and old, 589. weltering in his, 271. what potent, hath May, 599. whoso sheddeth man's, 812. will follow the knife, 312. Bloodless race with feeble voice, 337. Bloods, breed of noble, 110. Bloodshed, fear and, 476. Blood-tinctured heart, 620. Bloody instructions, we but teach, 118. Mary, image of, 585. Bloom, drives full on thy, 448. is shed, seize the flower its, 451. lips he has pressed in their, 635. of young desire, 382. of youth, in the, 702. or blight, 657. sight of vernal, 230. that kill the, 483. Blooming alone, left, 521. Blossom and bear fruit, let it, 743. as the rose, 834. in the dust, 209. that hangs on the bough, 43. to-morrow, 99. Blossomed the lovely stars, 616. Blossoms, arborett with painted, 28. hope's tender, 805. in the trees, 316. of my sin, cut off in the, 132. Blot, art to, 329. creation's, 672. know what they discreetly, 221. not one line he could wish to, 377. on his name, no, 514. Blotted it out forever, 379. paper, that ever, 64. Blow, adore the hand that gives the, 289. and swallow the same moment, 701. bless the hand that gave the, 277. bold I can meet his, 464. bugle blow, 630. death loves a signal, 309. freedom only deals the deadly, 459. hand that dealt the, 514. hand that gives the, 289. liberty is in every, 450. might be the be-all, 118. on the head, 764. on whom I please, 68. perhaps may turn his, 464. remember thy swashing, 104. the horrid deed in every eye, 118. themselves must strike the, 541. the stormy winds do, 515. thou winter wind, 70. till they have wakened death, 151. what wood a cudgel is by the, 213. wind! come wrack, 126. winds and crack your cheeks, 146. word and a, 107, 277. Blows and buffets of the world, 121. and knocks, apostolic, 210. man up like a bladder, 85. of circumstance, 633. Bloweth where it listeth, 842. Blown, no sooner, but blasted, 251. with restless violence, 48. Blue above and blue below, 538. and gold, clad in, 456. bide by the buff and, 450. darkly deeply beautifully, 507, 559. ethereal sky, 300. eyes of unholy, 521. heaven above us bent, 624. love and tears for the, 668. meagre hag, 244. presbyterian true, 210. roses red and violets, 28. rushing of the Rhone, 543. sky bends over all, 499. sky, canopied by the, 553. the fresh the ever free, 538. why does thy nose look so, 673. Blue-fringed lids, 501. Blue-stocking, sagacious, 593. Blunder free us, frae monie a, 448. worse than a crime, 805. you find in men this, 437. youth is a, 608. Blunderbuss against religion, 370. Blundering kind of melody, 269. Blunders about a meaning, 327. Blush of maiden shame, 573. of modesty, grace and, 140. shame where is thy, 140. to find it fame, do good and, 329. to give it in, 513. unseen, born to, 385. Blushed as he gave in the oath, 379. before, we never, 262. the conscious water, 258. young men that, 734. Blushes at the name, 681. bear away those, 52. man that, not quite a brute, 309. Blushful Hippocrene, 575. Blushing apparitions, 52. honours, bears his, 99. is the colour of virtue, 283, 764. like the morn, 237. Blustering band, they march a, 273. railer, 672. Boards, ships are but, 61. Boast, can imagination, 355. he lives to build not, 354. independence be our, 465. Murray was our, 332. not thyself of to-morrow, 829. of heraldry, 384. such is the patriot's, 394. veil the matchless, 356. Boastful boys, earth's, 598. neighs, high and, 92. Boat is on the shore, 553. oar in every man's, 789. swiftly glides the bonnie, 674. Boatman, take thrice thy fee, 806. Boats should keep near shore, 360. Bobbed for whale, 217. Bobtail tike, 148. Bocara's vaunted gold, 437. Bodes me no good, 349. some strange eruption, 126. Bodied forth, softly, 546. Bodies, conceit in weakest, 141. ghosts of defunct, 210. of unburied men, 181. one soul in two, 762. pressed the dead, 86. princes like to heavenly, 166. soldiers bore dead, by, 83. to life, brought dead, 604. two, with one soul, 340. Bodiless creation, 141. Boding tremblers, 397. Bodkin, with a bare, 136. Body, absent from the, 508. absent in, 845. blameless mind and faultless, 342. cleanness of, 170. clog of his, 221. demd damp moist, 652. distressed in mind or estate, 850. enough to cover his mind, not, 460. eye is the light of the, 838. filled and vacant mind, 92. form doth take, of the soul, 29. is under hatches, 436. lodged a mighty mind, whose, 338. mind, or estate, 850. nature is, whose, 316. nought cared this, 503. of the time, very age and, 137. one of a lean, 221. pent, here in the, 497. presence of, 509. sickness-broken, 221. so young with so old a head, 64. sprang at once to the height, the, 649. thought, almost say her, 177. to that pleasant country's earth, his, 82. with my, I thee worship, 851. Body's guest, go soul the, 25. Bog or steep, o'er, 230. Serbonian, 228. Bogs dens and shades of death, 228. unapproachable, 722. Boil an egg, the vulgar, 330. like a pot, maketh the deep, 818. Boisterous captain of the sea, 392. Bokes clothed in black or red, 1. Bold as a lion, 829. bad man, 27, 98. everywhere be, 28. I can meet his blow, 464. John Barleycorn, 451. man that first eat an oyster, 292. virtue is, 49. Boldest held his breath, 515. Boldness again boldness, 808. ever meets with friends, 343. Bolingbroke was a scoundrel, 370. Bolt of Cupid fell, where the, 58. the fool's, is soon shot, 16. Bombastes, must meet, 388. Bond, nominated in the, 65. of fate, take a, 123. 't is not in the, 65. trust man on his oath or, 109. word good as his, 790. Bondage led, when Israel was from, 261. out of the land of, 493. whole eternity in, 298. Bondman let me live, 475. so base that would be a, 113. Bondman's key, in a, 61. Bonds of ignorance, 639. Bondsmen, hereditary, 541. Bone and skin, two millers, 351. as curs mouth a, 412. bites him to the, 363. bred in the, 19, 691. of manhood, 408. of my bones, 812. of thy bone, 784. wasted to skin and, 784. Bones are coral made, of his, 42. canonized, 130. cursed be he that moves my, 163. for bacon, broken, 791. full of dead men's, 841. good oft interred with their, 113. his honoured, 251. made no more, 784. misery worn him to the, 108. mutine in a matron's, 140. paste and cover to our, 82. rattle his, over the stones, 683. tell all my, I may, 819. to lay his weary, among ye, 100. to sit in my, 461. weave thread with, 75. whose dice were human, 555. with aches, fill all thy, 42. Bonny Doon, banks and braes of, 452. Bononcini, compared to, 351. Booby son, father craves a, 310. mother who 'd give her, 348. Book, adversary had written a, 817. all the world knows me in my, 778. and heart must never part, 686. and volume of my brain, 132. beware of a man of one, 853. blessed companion is a, 597. containing such vile matter, 107. dainties bred in a, 55. face is as a, 117. go little, 6. good kill a man as kill a good, 254. half a library to make one, 372. honestly come by, 663. I 'll drown my, 43. in black or red, 1. in breeches, Macaulay is a, 461. in gold clasps, 104. in sour misfortune's, 108. is a book, 539. is the precious life-blood, a, 254. never read, like a sacred, 181. no, but has something good, 748, 788. note it in a, 834. of fate, heaven hides the, 315. of human life, 617. of knowledge fair, 230. of nature short of leaves, 585. of songs and sonnets, 45. only read perhaps by me, 470. or friend, with a religious, 174. security in an old, 663. so fairly bound, 107. so unconning, O little, 6. what to put first in a, 799. when a nobleman writes a, 374. who reads an American, 462. words printed in a, 817. Books a university, 580. and dreams are each a world, 477. and money placed for show, 215. are a substantial world, 477. assume the care of, 310. authority from others', 54. by which the printers lost, 222. cannot always please, 444. comments on, 779. deep versed in, 241. forefathers had no other, 94. he comes not in my, 198. in her mind the wisest, 261. in the running brooks, 67. knowing I loved my, 42. like proverbs, 266. lineaments of gospel, 23. men that will make you, 788. must follow sciences, 168. next o'er his, 331. not in your, 50. of honour razed from the, 161. of making many, 832. of nature, 784. old manners old, 401. on the soul, I have written three, 645. or work or healthful play, 302. our forefathers had no other, 94. philosophers will put their names to their, 188. preserved and stored up in, 254. some are lies, 446. some, to be tasted, 168. speaks about his own, 608. spectacles of, 277. stuffed with stoical reasonings, 744. sweet serenity of, 617. talismans and spells, 422. tenets change with, 321. that nourish all the world, 56. they read, their, 678. to hold in the hand, 375. toil o'er, 348. up and quit your, 466. upon his head, so many, 457. were woman's looks, my only, 522. which are no books, 509. wiser grow without, 422. you need, Homer all the, 280. Bookful blockhead, 325. Bookish theoric, 149. Bookmen, you two are, 55. Boot, appliances and means to, 89. Booted and spurred, 682. Bootless bene, good for a, 479. Boots displace, dares this pair of, 388. it at one gate, what, 242. Bo-peep, played at, 202. Border, let that aye be your, 448. Bore a bright golden flower, 245. my point, thus I, 84. the world, him who, 483. without abuse, 633. Boreas, blustering railer, 672. Bores and bored, the, 560. through his castle wall, 82. Born, better ne'er been, 494. better to be lowly, 98. blessed who ne'er was, 289. cry for being, 170. days, in my, 787. for immortality, 484. for success, 600. for the universe, 399. great, some are, 76. highest calamity to be, 736. how happy is he, 174. in Arcadia, I too was, 793. in a bower, 581. in a cellar, 294, 391. in a wood to be afraid of an owl, 292. in bed in bed we die, 794. in better days, 341. in silent darkness, 39. in sin, Adam's sons, 190. in the garret, 552. knew that before you were, 716. or taught, happy is he, 174. poet is made as well as, 179. so, men are to be, 207. that ever I was, 133. to be a slave, 413. to blush unseen, 385. to die that were not, 562. to do, the thing that I was, 39. to inquire after truth, 778. to set it right, 133. to the manner, 130. under a rhyming planet, 54. Borne, and yet must bear, 566. away with every breath, 554. down by the flying, 489. his faculties so meek, 118. like thy bubbles, onward, 547. Borrow the name of the world, to, 166. to beg or to, 279. Borrowed things, disguising, 779. wit, wings of, 200. Borrower, bettered by the, 253. is servant to the lender, 828. nor a lender be, 130. of the night, 120. Borrowing dulls the edge, 130. such kind of, 253. who goeth a, goeth a sorrowing, 21, 360. Bosom, cleanse the stuffed, 125. bears, snow which thy frozen, 49. come rest in this, 522. man take fire in his, 825. of God, her seat is the, 31. of his Father and his God, 386. of the ocean, buried in the, 95. of the sea, 94, 182. of thy God, calm on the, 570. on thy fair, silver lake, 677. sleep in Abraham's, 97. slow growth in an aged, 364. swell, with thy fraught, 155. third in your, 107. thorns that in her, lodge, 132. warm cheek and rising, 382. was young, when my, 515. what, beats not, 336. wife of thy, 813. with his hand on his, 406. wring his, and die, 403. Bosoms, come home to men's, 164. quiet to quick, 543. Bosom's lord sits lightly, 108. Bosomed deep in vines, 332. high in tufted trees, 248. Bosom-weight, your stubborn gift, 486. Boston and Concord, there is, 532. solid men of, 432. State House the hub, 638. Botanize upon his mother's grave, 471. Botany, Latin names all their, 599. Both and either, 731. in the wrong, 348. sides, much may be said on, 300, 363. thanks and use, 46. were young, 552. Bottle, little for the, 436. of hay, needle in a, 670. Bottom, my ventures are not in one, 59. of the deep, dive into the, 84. of the sea, 96. of the worst, 102. search not his, 257. thou art translated, 58. tub upon its own, 265, 350. Bough, Apollo's laurel, 41. blossom that hangs on the, 43. the bud is on the, 611. touch not a single, 595. Boughs are daily rifled, 585. so pendulous and fair, 501. that shake against the cold, 162. Bought, now cheaply, 456. Bound in shallows and miseries, 115. in those icy chains, 184. into saucy doubts, 122. Bounding billows, 674. Boundless contiguity of shade, 418. his wealth, 488. our thoughts as, 550. seas, twixt two, 525. Bounds, dances in his crystal, 246. of freakish youth, 419. of freedom wider yet, 623. of modesty, 108. of place and time, 382. vulgar, 323. Bounties of an hour, 306. Bounty fed, those his former, 271. large was his, 386. no winter in his, 159. not till judgment guide his, 102. of earth, fed by the, 597. Bourbon or Nassau, 288. Bourn no traveller returns, 136. Bout, many a winding, 249. Bow before thine altar love, 392. better to, than break, 12. many strings to your, 15. stubborn knees, 139. to that whose course is run, 387. too tensely strong, 710. two strings to his, 15. Bowed, at her feet he, 814. the heavens high, 23. Bowels of compassion, 849. of the earth, 182. of the harmless earth, 83. of the land, 97. Bower, born in a, 581. by Bendemeer's stream, 526. Eveleen's, 520. led her to the nuptial, 237. of roses, 526. orange flower perfumes the, 494. Bowers of bliss, 313. silver, leave, 28. Bowl, born to drain the, 344. golden, be broken, 831. mingles with my friendly, 328. Bows, 't is penning, 387. Box, breathes from yonder, 325. twelve good men into a, 528. where sweets compacted lie, 204. Boxes, beggarly account of empty, 108. Boy and youth, 'twixt, 489. at Drury's a happy, 595. Chatterton the marvellous, 470. get money, 177. hath sold him a bargain, 55. lad of mettle a good, 84. laughing, hear that, 637. love is a, by poets styled, 213. O would I were a, again, 679. parlous, 96. playing on the sea-shore, 278. stood on the burning deck, 570. than when I was a, 583. that shoots so trim, 405. twelve years ago I was a, 595. who would not be a, 541. you hear that, laughing, 637. Boys, claret the liquor for, 374. earth's boastful, 598. fear, with bugs, 72. go wooing in my, 406. grief for, 160. like little wanton, 99. three merry, are we, 184. throw stones at frogs, 741. to learn what is necessary for, 760. to learn what is useful as men, 737. Boyhood's years, tears of, 523. Boyish days, even from my, 150. Brach or lym, 148. Bradshaw bullied, 352. Braes, among thy green, 449. of Balloch, o'er the, 674. we twa hae run about the, 449. Braggart with my tongue, 124. Braid, blowing the ringlet from the, 627. Braids of lilies, twisted, 246. Brain, book and volume of my, 132. books the children of the, 291. children of an idle, 105. coinage of your, 141. dry as the remainder biscuit, 68. heat-oppressed, 119. him with his lady's fan, 84. like madness in the, 500. made out of the carver's, 499. may devise laws, 61. memory warder of the, 119. mint of phrases in his, 54. paper bullets of the, 51. shallow draughts intoxicate the, 323. should possess a poet's, 40. too finely wrought, 413. vex the, with researches, 443. written troubles of the, 125. Brains could not move, 457. cudgel thy, no more about it, 143. excise our, 413. steal away their, 152. unhappy, for drinking, 152. when the, were out, 122. Brake that virtue must go through, the, 98. Branch, cut is the, 41. Branch-charmed oaks, 575. Branches, giant, tossed, 569. of learning, 62. Branching elm, star-proof, 250. Brandy, a hero must drink, 374. and water, sipped, 454. nothing extenuate for the, 597. Branksome Hall, custom of, 487. Brass, evil manners live in, 100. nor stone nor earth, 162. sounding, 845. Brave, annals of the, 663. councils of the, 526. days of old, 593. deserves the fair, none but the, 271. fears of the, 365. fortune helps the, 704. home of the, 517. how sleep the, 389. live on, the, 671. man chooses, 657. man struggling, 336. men before Agamemnon, 555. that are no more, 423. the unreturning, 543. toll for the, 423. who rush to glory, 515. Bravely becomest thy bed, 159. fleshed thy maiden sword, 87. Bravery, all her, 242. of his grief, 145. Bravest are the tenderest, the, 666. Braw brass collar, 447. Brawling woman in a wide house, 827. Bray a fool in a mortar, 829. Brayed with minstrelsy, 109. Brazen throat of war, 240. Breach, imminent deadly, 150. more honoured in the, 130. once more unto the, 91. Breaches, ambuscades, 105. Bread and butter, quarrel with my, 292. and butter, no, of mine, 787. and butter, smell of, 554. and the gospel is good fare, 283. better is half a loaf than no, 15. crust of, and liberty, 328. crammed with distressful, 92. die for beauty than live for, 600. eaten in secret, 825. half-penny worth of, 85. he took the, and brake it, 177. Homer begged his, 189. if his son ask, 839. in one hand stone the other, 701. in sorrow ate his, 803. is buttered, which side my, 19. is the staff of life, 283, 291. looked to government for, 411. man doth not live by, only, 813. man shall not live by, alone, 838. nor his seed begging, 819. of banishment, eating the bitter, 81. of idleness, 829. should be so dear, that, 585. upon the waters, cast thy, 831. whole stay of, 833. wondering for his, 420. Break, better to bow than, 12. it to our hope, 126. of day, eyes the, 49. of the wave, 561. Breakers the Euxine's dangerous, 559. wantoned with thy, 548. Breakfast on a lion's lip, 91. scheme for her own, 311. with what appetite you have, 99. Breaking waves dashed high, 569. Breast, against Othello's, 156. arm the obdured, 228. beauteous head drops upon his, 338. bless it upon my, 657. calm the troubled, 611. cross on her white, 325. eternal in the human, 315. fair as thine ideal, 546. feeble woman's, 482. knock the, 242. marble of her snowy, 219. master-passion in the, 317. monuments upon my, 571. ne'er learned to glow, whose, 335. on her white, 325. round its, the rolling clouds, 397. soothe the savage, 294. sunshine of the, 381. tamer of the human, 382. thine ideal, 546. told but to her mutual, 516. toss him to my, 205. truth hath a quiet, 80. two hands upon the, 667. where learning lies, 336. with dauntless, 385. within his own clear, 244. within our, this jewel lies, 362. Breast-high, amid the corn, 584. Breastplate, what stronger, 94. Breasts the keen air, 394. Breath, bated, 61. boldest held his, the, 515. borne away with every, 554. call back the fleeting, 384. came o'er the sea, no, 611. can make them, 396. Cytherea's, 77. down and out of, 88. extend a mother's, 328. hope's perpetual, 474. is in his nostrils, 833. last moment of his, 398. life of mortal, 615. lightly draws its, 466. little flesh a little, 749. most breathes, where, 162. mouth-honour, 124. of flowers sweeter in the air, 167. of heaven, 416. of kings, princes are, 447. of men, she takes away the, 621. of morn, sweet is the, 233. one more weary of, 586. regular as infant's, 502. revives him, 329. rides on the posting winds, 160. smells wooingly, heaven's, 117. suck my last, 333. summer's ripening, 106. the tempest's, prevail, 542. thou art, a, 48. to cool his porridge, 773, 789. to cool his pottage, 738. to the latest, 321. weary of, 586. when the good man yields his, 496. wither at the north-wind's, 570. Breaths, we live in thoughts not, 654. Breathe not his name, 519. thoughts that, 382. were life as though to, 625. Breathed the long long night, 639. Breathers of this world, 162. Breathes despair, there, 551. from yonder box, 325. must suffer, who, 289. there the man, 488. Breathing household laws, 472. of the common wind, 471. time of day with me, 145. time, peace only a, 407. upon a bank of violets, 74. we watched her, 583. world, into this, 95. Breathless with adoration, 470. Bred in a book, dainties that are, 55. in the bone, 19, 691. in the kitchen, 552. where is fancy, 63. Breech where honour 's lodged, 214. Breeches are so queer, 635. cost but a crown, 152, 406. Macaulay is a book in, 461. women wear the, 186. Breed a habit, use doth, 44. for barren metal, 61. of men, this happy, 81. of noble bloods, 110. Breeding, to show your, 443. Breeds by a composture, 109. Breeze, battle and the, 514. every passing, 535. far as the, can bear, 550. is on the sea, the, 494. of nature stirring, 480. refreshes in the, 316. without a, without a tide, 498. Breezy call of morn, 384. hill that skirts the down, 428. Brent, your bonny brow was, 449. Brentford, two kings of, 417. Brethren, great twin, 593. to dwell together in unity, 824. Brevity is the soul of wit, 133. Brews, as he, 177. Bribe, too poor for a, 387. Brick-dust man, the, 363. Bricks are alive this day, 94. by chance or fortune, 739. Bridal chamber, come to the, 562. of the earth and sky, 204. Bride, society my glittering, 480. wife dearer than the, 377. Bride-bed to have decked, 144. Bridegroom, fresh as a, 83. Brides, as the lion wooes his, 392. Bridge, Horatius kept the, 593. of sighs, on the, 544. that arched the flood, 599. with grooms and porters on the, 626. Bridle, taxed, 462. Brief as the lightning, 57. as woman's love, 138. authority, drest in a little, 48. candle, out out, 125. let me be, 132. 't is, my lord, 138. Briers, working-day full of, 66. Bright and yellow gold, 585. angels are still, 124. as young diamonds, 275. best of dark and, 551. consummate flower, 235. dark with excessive, 231. her angels face shined, 27. honour, pluck, 84. must fade, all that is, 522. old age serene and, 475. or good, not too, 474. particular star, a, 73. promise of your early day, 535. things come to confusion, 57. waters meet, where the, 520. Brighten all our future days, 380. blessings, as they take their flight, 307. Brightening to the last, 396. Brightens his crest, joy, 239. how the wit, 324. Brightest and best of the sons, 535. fell, though the, 124. still the fleetest, 522. wisest, meanest, 319. Bright-eyed fancy, 382. science watches, 383. Brightly breaks the morning, 676. smile and sweetly sing, 563. Brightness, amazing, 280. lost her original, 225. purity and truth, 280. Brignall banks are wild, 492. Brilliant Frenchman, 414. Brim, pleasure drown the, 73. sparkles near the, 542. the Quaker loves an ample, 586. Brimstone bed, from his, 507. Bring me to the test, 141. the day, sweet Phosphor, 203. the rathe primrose, 247. your wounded hearts, 524. Bringer of that joy, 59. of unwelcome news, 88. Brisk and giddy-paced times, 75. as a bee in conversation, 369. Britain at Heaven's command, 358. where now is, 592. Britain's monarch uncovered sat, 352. Britannia needs no bulwarks, 514. rules the waves, 358. Brither, like a vera, 451. British isles, the little speck, 637. man, smell the blood of, 147. manhood, piece of, 579. oak, shadow of the, 410. public in a fit of morality, 591. soldier, the, 537. stare, with a stony, 631. Briton even in love should be a subject, 485. Britons never shall be slaves, 358. Broad is the way, 839. blown all his crimes, 139. Broad-based upon her people's will, 623. Broad-brimmed hat, 352. Broadcloth without, 422. Brogues, my clouted, 160. Broil and battle, feats of, 150. Broke the die, nature, 552. the good meeting, 122. Broken reed, this, 834. with the storms of state, 100. Broken-hearted, half, 539. ne'er been, 452. Brokenly live on, 543. Bronze is the mirror of the form, 696. Broods and sleeps on his own heart, 471. Brook and river meet, where, 614. as thou these ashes little, 483. can see no moon but this, the, 521. falls scattered down, the, 501. fast by a, 428. I could not hear the, 634. is deep, where the, 93. noise like of a hidden, 499. Siloa's, 223. sparkling with a, 536. that turns a mill, 455. the weather, many can, 55. Brooks, books in the running, 67. in Vallombrosa, 224. make rivers, 274. moon looks on many, 521. murmuring near the running, 471. panteth after the water, 820. rivers wide and shallow, 248. shallow, rivers wide, 248. sloping into, 536. Brooked the eternal devil, 110. Brookside, I wandered by the, 634. Broom, new, sweeps clean, 16. Broomstick, write finely upon a, 294. Brother, am I not a man and a, 852. bear with your own, 743. call my, back to me, 571. every author would his, kill, 258. exquisite to relieve a, 447. followed brother, fast has, 486. hurt my, 145. in dealing with a, 694. my father's, 128. near the throne, no, 327. no author ever spared a, 349. no friend no, there, 540. of death, sleep the, 692. of the angle, 207. of the sky, 343. resume the man and forget the, 343. sleep, death and his, 567. sticketh closer than a, 827. to death, sleep, 39. to his sister, as a, 52. we are both in the wrong, 348. you called me, 160. Brothers, all the, of my father's house, 76. all valiant, 852. counterfeit presentment of two, 140. forty thousand, 144. in distress, affliction's sons are, 447. in peace, 342. men my, 626. row, the stream runs fast, 518. sons and kindred slain, 258. we are both in the wrong, 348. we band of, 92. Brotherhood, monastic, 480. of venerable trees, 474. Brother's father dad, called, 78. keeper, am I my, 812. murder, curse upon a, 139. Brow, crystal of his, 31. flushing his, 575. furrows on another's, 309. grace was seated on this, 140. no wrinkle on thine azure, 547. o'er that, a shadow fling, 563. of Egypt, beauty in a, 59. pain and anguish wring thy, 490. sweat of a man's, 693. was brent, your bonny, 449. Brows bound, now are our, 95. gathering her, 451. night-cap decked his, 401. of him that uttered nothing base, 623. sweat of my, 785. whose shady, 243. Brown bread and the gospel, 283. study, some, 32. Bruce has often led, Scots whom, 450. Bruise, parmaceti for an inward, 83. Bruised reed shall he not break, 834. with adversity, 50. Brunt of cannon ball, 211. Brushers of noblemen's clothes, 171. Brushing with hasty steps, 386. Brute, et tu, 112. Brute, not quite a, 309. Brutes, without women we had been, 280. Brutish, life of man, 200. Brutus, Cæsar had his, 429. grows so covetous, 114. I am no orator as, 114. is an honourable man, 113. there was a, once, 110. will start a spirit, 110. Bubble burst and now a world, 315. fire burn and cauldron, 123. honour but an empty, 272. on the fountain, like the, 491. reputation, seeking the, 69. whose life is a, 201. world is a, 170. Bubbles, borne like thy, 547. the earth hath, 116. with beaded, 575. Bubbling cry of a strong swimmer, 557. groan, sinks with, 547. loud-hissing urn, 420. venom, flings its, 540. Buck of the first head, 55. Bucket, as a drop of a, 834. moss-covered, the, 537. old oaken, iron-bound, 537. Buckets into empty wells, 419, 460. Buckhurst choose, I would, 279. Buckingham, so much for, 296. Buckram suits, rogues in, 84. Bucolical juvenal, 494. Bud bit with an envious worm, 104. flower when offered in the, 301. is on the bough again, 611. like a worm in the, 75. of love, this, 106. of youth, worm is in the, 423. out faire, 28. shut and be a, again, 575. the rose is sweeter in the, 33. to heaven conveyed, 500. Budding rose above the rose, 476. rose is fairest when 't is, 491. Budge an inch, I 'll not, 72. doctors of the Stoic fur, 246. significant and, 415. Buds the promise of celestial worth, 311. Buff and the blue, bide by the, 450. Buffets and rewards, fortune's, 137. of the world, blows and, 121. Buffoon, statesman and, 268. Bug in a rug, snug as a, 361. Bugs, fear boys with, 72. Bugle, blow, 630. horn, one blast upon his, 492. Build as chance will have it, 594. beneath the stars, who, 309. for him, others should, 470. not boast, he lives to, 354. thee more stately mansions, 636. the lofty rhyme, 246. we up the being that we are, 480. when we mean to, 88. Builded better than he knew, 598. Builders refused, stone which the, 823. wrought with greatest care, 615. Buildeth on the vulgar heart, 89. Building, stole the life of the, 120. Builds a church to God, 322. Built a lordly pleasure-house, 623. a paper-mill, 94. God a church, 415. in one day, Rome was not, 15. in the eclipse, 247. on another man's ground, 45. on stubble, earth's base, 245. Bull, Assyrian, 631. dog ounce bear and, 783. or forge a, 586. to enjoy Leda, 32. Bullen's eyes, gospel-light from, 387. Bullets of the brain, paper, 51. Bullocks, how a good yoke of, 89. whose talk is of, 837. Bulls in Cymbrian plain, 27. Bully, like a tall, 322. Bulrush, knot in a, 701. Bulrushes, dam the Nile with, 596. Bulwark of our island, floating, 392. never-failing, 790. Bulwarks against anti-republican tendencies, 435. Britannia needs no, 514. Bundle of relations, man a, 601. Bunghole, stopping a, 144. Bunker-hill, there is Lexington and, 532. Burden and heat of the day, 840. every man bears his own, 846. grasshopper shall be a, 831. I live an idle, 340. of a sigh, 497. of his song, this the, 427. of some merry song, sad, 328. of the desert of the sea, 833. of the mystery, 467. of threescore, 395. prosperous fool a grievous, 696. sacred, is this life, 641. superfluous, loads the day, 252. Burdens of the Bible old, 598. the ease of, 786. Burglary, flat, as ever was committed, 53. Burial of an ass, 835. Buried base, column with the, 546. Burn, bubbles winking at the, 575. daylight, 275. to the socket, hearts, 479. while the lamp holds out to, 303. within us, heart, 842. words that, 382. Burned is Apollo's laurel bough, 41. Burning and a shining light, 843. burns out another's, 104. deck, boy stood on the, 570. marle, over the, 224. your lights, 842. Burnished dove, 625. sun, livery of the, 62. Burn-mill meadow, sweets of, 474. Burns, adores and, 316. alive all the whores, 287. out another's burning, 104. with one love, 339. Burnt child dreads the fire, 16. half his Troy was, 88. Burrs, conversation's, 636. Burst in ignorance, let me not, 130. Bury Cæsar, I come to, 113. in oblivion, 201. me on my face, 763. Bush and bank, over, 28. beat the, 10. good wine needs no, 72. hawthorn, with seats beneath, 395. man in the, with God may meet, 598. supposed a bear, how easy is a, 59. the thief doth fear each, 95. Bushel, do not sit down on a, 765. Bushels of chaff, 60. Busier seemed than he was, 2. Business, come home to men's, 164. despatch is the soul of, 353. dinner lubricates, 437. end of this day's, 115. every man has, 132. everybody's, is nobody's, 207. every man mind his own, 786. hours set apart for, 362. in great waters, 823. in this state, 49. man diligent in, 828. man to double, bound, 139. nobody's, 207. no feeling of his, 143. not to question our, 340. of one who studies philosophy, 745. of the day, be drunk the, 273. prayer all his, 305. so ends the bloody, 347. some men take to, 321. talents equal to, 747. talk of nothing but, 810. that we love, 158. those that are above, 284. unembarrassed by cares of, 712. will never hold water, this, 296. with an income at its heels, 415. Businesses and customs, 424. Buskin, shuffles of the, 637. Bust, animated, 384. Bustle of resort, various, 244. Busts between, placed the, 312. Busy, a man, so, 2. as a bee, 33. bee, how doth the, 302. companies of men, 263. curious, thirsty fly, 671. hammers closing rivets up, 92. haunts of men, in the, 570. hum of men, 249. whisper circling round, 397. with the crowded hour, 600. world an idler to, 420. Busybodies speaking things, 848. Busybody, be not wordy nor a, 750. But me no buts, 861. Butchered to make a Roman holiday, 546. Butchers, gentle with these, 113. Butter, bread and, of mine, 787. bread and, smell of, 554. in a lordly dish, 814. quarrel with my bread and, 292. words smoother than, 821. would not melt in her mouth, 13, 292. Buttered, which side my bread is, 19. Butterflies no bees, no, 586. Butterfly, I 'd be a, 581. upon a wheel, 328. Button, did not care a, 771. on fortune's cap, 133. Buttoned down before, coat, 596. Button-hole lower, let me take you, 56. Buttons be disclosed, 129. I had a soul above, 454. Buttress nor coign of vantage, 117. Buy it, they lose it that do, 59. my flowers, O buy, 607. with you sell with you, 61. Buyer, it is naught saith the, 827. Buying or selling of pig, 20. By and by is easily said, 139. Byron's poetry, ethics from, 591. Byword, proverb and a, 815. Byzantium is not big enough to hold us, 741. Byzantium's conquering foe, 545.

Cabbage, pepper his, 712. Cabined cribbed confined, 122. loop-hole, 243. Cable for a line, 217. Cadence of a rugged line, harsh, 270. sweet in, 422. Cadmean victory, 807. Cadmus gave the letters, 558. Cæsar and his fortunes, 728. bled, where some buried, 768. dead and turned to clay, 144. great, fell, 114. had his Brutus, 429. hath wept, 113. I appeal unto, 643. I come to bury, 113. imperious, dead, 144. in every wound of, 114. not that I loved, less, 113. rebellion fraud and, 297. render therefore unto, 840. start a spirit as soon as, 110. upon what meat doth, feed, 110. with a senate at his heels, 319. yesterday the word of, 113. you carry, and his fortunes, 728. Cæsar's, things which are, 840. wife above suspicion, 727. wife not to be suspected, 727. Cage, nor iron bars a, 260. Cages, as with birds in, 778. young ladies make nets not, 291. Cain, old Tubal, 654. the first city made, 261. Cake, eat thy, and have it, 205. is dough, my, 73. Cakes and ale, no more, 75. Calamity, enigmatical sort of, 766. fortune not satisfied with one, 709. is man's true touchstone, 197. learn from another's, 708. of so long life, 135. to be born the highest, 736. Caledonia stern and wild, 489. Caledonia's cause, support, 450. Calf's-skin on those recreant limbs, 79. Call a coach, go, 285. a spade a spade, 733. back yesterday, 81. evil good good evil, 833. for the robin-redbreast, 181. it by some better name, 524. it holy ground, 570. me a spade, don't, 293. me early mother dear, 624. my brother back to me, 571. nothing but coach, coach, 285. our own, nothing can we, 821. shapes that come not at an earthly, 482. the breezy, 384. the cattle home, 664. these delicate creatures ours, 154. things by their right names, 457. to-day his own, he who can, 273. us to penance, 226. you that backing your friends, 84. Called, many are, 840. the new world into existence, 464. Caller, him who calleth be the, 285. Calling, in his, let him nothing call but coach, 285. shapes, 243. Calls back the lovely April, 161. Calm, after a storm, comes a, 284. and silent night, 642. day of slumberous, 575. familiar talk, 341. here find that, 367. lights of philosophy, 297. of idle vacancy, 376. on the bosom of thy God, 570. on the listening ear, 640. so deep, I never felt a, 470. the troubled breast, 611. thou mayst smile, 438. tracts of, from tempest, 634. Calmer of unquiet thoughts, 207. Calmness made, keeps the law in, 476. Calms after tempest, 151. Calumnious strokes, 129. Calumny, shalt not escape, 136. Calvin and oatmeal, land of, 459. Calvinistic creed, a, 365. Cambuscan bold, story of, 250. Cambyses' vein, 85. Came I saw I conquered, 735. prologue, excuse, 239. saw and overcame, 90. Camel, cloud in shape of a, 139. like a, indeed, 139. swallow a, 640. through the eye of a needle, 840. to thread the postern, 82. Camilla scours the plain, 324. Camomile the more it is trodden, 32. Campaspe, Cupid and, 31. Camping-ground, fame's eternal, 681. Can it be that this is all, 548. such things be, 122. this be death, 335. Canadian hills, cold on, 427. Candid friend, the, 464. where we can, be, 315. Candied tongue, let the, 137. Candle, from their torches I light my, 192. hold a, 351. in the sun, 191. light such a, 685. looking in the daytime with a, 763. of understanding, 836. out out brief, 125. poor sport not worth the, 206. scarcely fit to hold a, 351. shall never be put out, 685. throws his beams, 66. to my shames, 62. to the sun, 265, 311. to thy merit, thy modesty 's a, 362. Candles are all out, 119. are out, when the, 739. be out all cats be grey, 11, 790. night's, are burnt out, 108. of the night, 66. Candy, glorified, 509. Cane, conduct of a clouded, 326. Canker and the grief are mine, the, 555. galls the infants of the spring, 129. Cankers of a calm world, 86. Cannibals that eat each other, 150. Cannikin, why clink the, 646. Cannon ball, brunt of, 211. by our sides, 145. to right of them, 628. Cannon's mouth, even in the, 69. Cannot come to good, 128. tell how the truth be, 487. Canon 'gainst self-slaughter, 128. Canonized bones, 130. Canopied by the blue sky, 553. Canopy, most excellent, the air, 134. the skies, my, 316. under the, 103. which love has spread, 568. Canst not say I did it, 122. thou guide Arcturus, 818. Cant of criticism, 378. of hypocrites, 378. Cantankerous, you won't be so, 441. Cantilena of the law, 527. Canting world, in this, 378. Cants which are canted, 378. Canvas glowed beyond nature, 394. Cap, addressing myself to my, 798. button on fortune's, 133. by night a stocking all the day, 397, 401. of youth, riband in the, 142. whiter than driven snow, 380. Capacity, soul discontented with, 512. Cap-a-pe, armed at point exactly, 128. Capability and godlike reason, 142. Capable of nothing but dumb-shows, 137. Caparisons don't become a young woman, 440. Cape, round the stormy, 356. Caper, provokes the, 442. Capers nimbly in a lady's chamber, 95. Capital, Belgium's, 542. solicits the aid of labor, 532. Capitol, drizzled blood upon the, 112. who was 't betrayed the, 280. Capon, lined with good, 69. Captain, becomes his captain's, 158. but a choleric word in the, 48. Christ, soul unto his, 82. good, lost in an ill general, 782. ill, good attending, 162. jewels in the carcanet, 162. of complements, 106. of the sea, a boisterous, 392. Wattle, ever hear of, 436. Captive good, attending, ill, 162. whose words all ears took, 74. Capulets, family vault of all the, 412. tomb of the, 412. Car, drive the rapid, 424. rattling o'er the street, 542. Caravan, innumerable, 572. the phantom, 768. Carcanet, jewels in the, 162. Carcase is, wheresoever the, 841. of Robinson Crusoe, 391. Carcasses bleed at the sight of the murderer, 187. Card, clear conscience is a sure, 33. he 's a sure, 277. reason the, passion the gale, 317. speak by the, 143. Cards, old age of, 321. patience and shuffle the, 789. played for kisses, 31. Care, begone dull, 684. beyond to-day, 381. cast away, 786. deliberation and public, 227. draws in the trains of men, 111. earliest latest, 377. feed me with a shepherd's, 300. fig for woe, and a fig for, 9. for me, if naebody, 449. for nobody no not I, 427. his useful, was ever nigh, 366. I how chaste she be, 26. I how fair she be, 26, 199. I 'm free from, 689. in heaven is there, 28. is an enemy to life, 74. keeps his watch, 106. lift her with, 586. lodges where sleep will never lie, 106. make pale my cheeks with, 199. not, I may although I, 25. ravelled sleave of, 119. so wan with, 82. that buy it with much, 59. the least as feeling her, 31. there 's neither could nor, 458. to our coffin adds a nail, 431. weep away the life of, 566. why are we fond of toil and, 805. will kill a cat, 177, 199. with judicious, 447. wrinkled, derides, 248. Cares and delicate fears, humble, 469. are all ended, his, 90. beguiled by sports, 394. depressed with, 348. dividing his, 455. ever against eating, 249. far from mortal, 534. fret thy soul with, 30. if no one, for me, 427. nobler loves and nobler, 477. of business, unembarrassed by, 712. of gain, unvexed with the, 348. that infest the day, 614. unvexed with all the, of gain, 348. whose constant, 392. Care-charmer sleep, 39. Cared not to be at all, 226. Career of his humour, 51. Careful of the type, 632. Careless childhood strayed, 381. in deeds, be not, 755. of the single life, 632. shoe-string, 201. song now and then, 389. their merits or faults, 396. trifle, as 't were a, 117. Caress, wooing the, 555. Carlyle, scolding from, 637. Carnegie, Johnnie, lais heer, 288. Carols as he goes, 394. Carpet knights, 187, 774, 783. Carry Cæsar, you, 728. gentle peace, right hand, 100. Carrying three insides, 464. Cart before the horse, 18. now traversed the, 288. sung ballads from a, 274. Carved for many a year, names, 635. head fantastically, 90. not a line, we, 563. with figures strange, 499. Carver's brain, made out of the, 499. Carves out his own fortune, 785. Carving the fashion of a new doublet, 51. Casca, the envious, 113. Case as plain as a pack-staff, 172. consider the reason of the, 278. I am in, what a, 72. stands, as the, 172. when a lady is in the, 349. Cases, circumstances alter, 580. tenures and tricks, 143. Casement slowly grows, 630. Casements, charmed magic, 575. Cash-box, beautiful eyes of my, 798. Cask, at the beginning of the, 694. Casius, old Mount, 228. Cassio, I love thee, 152. Cassius has a lean and hungry look, 111. help me, or I sink, 110. no terrors in your threats, 114. should I have answered so, 114. Cast beyond the moon, 11, 32. bread upon the waters, 831. of thought, the pale, 136. off his friends, 399. set my life upon a, 98. the darkness of the sky, 24. your pearls before swine, 838. Caste of Vere de Vere, 623. Casting a dim religious light, 250. Castle, a man's house is his, 24. hall, the mistletoe hung in the, 582. hath a pleasant seat, 117. house of every one as his, 24. wall, bores through his, 82. Castles in the air, 187, 790, 854. in the clouds, 357. Castle's strength will laugh a siege, 125. Castled crag of Drachenfels, 543. Rhine, dwelleth by the, 613. Casualty, road of, 62. Casuists, convocation of, 786. soundest, doubt, 322. Cat and a rat and a coward, 786. care will kill a, 177, 199. endow a college or a, 322. hanging of his, on Monday, 856. harmless necessary, 64. in the adage, like the poor, 118. in the pan, 166. is averse to fish, what, 381. may look upon a king, 17. monstrous tail our, has, 285. nine lives like a, 16, 691. watches a mouse, as a, 293. when I play with my, 776. will mew, 145. would eat fish, 14. Cats and dogs, rain, 293. be gray when candles are out, all, 11, 790. Cat's ear, breeds in the, 18. Catalogue, go for men in the, 121. of common things, 574. Cataract, the sounding, 467. Cataracts, silent, 501. Catastrophe, I 'll tickle your, 89. Catch and hold, 10. ere she change, 321. larks, hoped to, 771. my flying soul, 333. old birds with chaff, 787. the conscience of the king, 135. the driving gale, 318. the manners living, 315. the transient hour, 366. Catechism, so ends my, 87. Caters for the sparrow, 67. Cathay, cycle of, 626. Cato, big with the fate of, 297. give his senate laws, 327, 336. heroic stoic, 559. statue of, 741. the sententious, 559. Cattle are grazing, the, 469. call the, home, 664. thousands of great, 410. upon a thousand hills, 820. Caucasus, thinking on the frosty, 81. Caught by glare, maidens, 540. my heavenly jewel, have I, 34. Cauld nor care there, neither, 458. Cauldron bubble, fire burn and, 123. Cause, beauty of the good old, 472. effect defective comes by, 133. hear me for my, 113. how light a, may move, 526. in his country's, 336. is just, our, 426. judge in his own, 711, 798. little shall I grace my, 150. magnificent and awful, 418. me no causes, 861. of all men's misery, 31. of all things, 759. of covetousness, 41. of doing any action, 742. of dulness in others, 374. of mankind, in the, 520. of policy, turn him to any, 91. of this defect, 133. of this effect, 133. report me and my, aright, 145. that wit is in other men, 88. their, I plead, 387. the weak in a just, 696. thou first great, 334. when our, it is just, 517. who die in a great, 555. Causes and occasions, 93. just, whatever is is in its, 276. offence from amorous, 325. Causeless, the curse, 828. Caution's lesson scorning, 447. Cavalrymen, not many dead, 680. Cave Adullam, 814. that darksome, 28. vacant interlunar, 241. Caves, dark unfathomed, 385. lakes fens bogs, 228. Cavern, misery's darkest, 366. Caverns measureless to man, 500. memory's, pure and deep, 581. Caviare to the general, 134. Cavil on the ninth part of a hair, 85. Caw, what says he, 424. Cease every joy to glimmer, 514. from troubling, the wicked, 816. rude Boreas, 672. ye from man, 833. Ceases to be a virtue, 407. Ceasing of exquisite music, 616. swiftness never, 24. Cedar in Lebanon, 822. to the hyssop, from the, 593. Celebrated, Saviour's birth is, 127. Celestial benedictions, 615. fire, spark of, 425. rosy red, 238. temper, touch of, 234. worth, promise of, 311. Cell, dwell on a rock or in a, 26. each in his narrow, 384. prophetic, 251. Cellar, born in a, 294, 391. Cellarage, fellow in the, 132. Cellarer, old Simon the, 682. Cement of the soul, 354. Censer, thine eye was on the, 636. Censure is the tax eminent men pay, 291. from a foe, 339. mouths of wisest, 152. take each man's, 130. Cent, not one, for tribute, 673. Centre, faith has, everywhere, 632. Centric and eccentric, 237. Centuries ago, in the solemn midnight, 642. no sequent, hit, 600. of sonnets, 645. Century for a reader, wait a, 670. Cerberus, not like, 440. Cerements, burst their, 130. Ceremony, enforced, 114. that to great ones 'longs, 47. certain as a gun, 211. to all, death is, 89. Certainty for an uncertainty, 369. of waking bliss, 244. to please, 455. Certum est, quia impossibile est, 756. Cervantes smiled Spain's chivalry away, 560. Cervantes' serious air, 330. Chaff, catch old birds with, 787. hope corn in, 539. two bushels of, 60. Chaff-threshing churl, 790. Chain, death broke the vital, 367. drags a lengthening, 394. hanging in a golden, 230. Homers golden, 191. hour with beauty's, 525. joy so seldom weaves a, 520. of all virtues, 182. slumber's, 523. striking the electric, 545. to sport with beauty's, 525. Chains and slavery, price of, 430. at curfew time, 245. bound in those icy, 184. stagnant in, 525. untwisting all the, 249. wearers of rings and, 511. Chair, my little one's, 657. one vacant, 615. rack of a too easy, 332. Tully's curule, 391. Chalice, our poisoned, 118. Chaliced flowers, 159. Challenge double pity, 25. life that dares send a, 258. Challenged, seen him damned ere I would have, 76. Chamber, come to the bridal, 562. get you to my lady's, 144. in a lady's, 95. in the silent halls of death, 572. where the good man meets his fate, 307. Chambers, King's Bench, 297. whisper softness in, 254. Champagne and a chicken, 350. Champion cased in adamant, 484. thou fortune's, 79. Champions fierce, four, 229. Chance, all, direction, 316. by happy, we saw, 481. comes from art, not, 324. decides fate of monarchs, 356. erring men call, 245. main, 93, 214. may crown me, 116. now and then be right by, 414. or death, nativity, 46. set my life on any, 121. skirts of happy, 633. will have me king, if, 116. wisdom controlled by, 778. Chances for a happy change, 698. most disastrous, 150. Chancellor in embryo, 380. Chancellor's conscience, 195. encyclopedic mind, 593. foot, 195. Chancery, up to heaven's, 379. Change, and such a, 544. be no robbery, 17. came o'er my dream, 553. can give no more, 671. everything is the result of a, 752. fear of, perplexes monarchs, 225. for worse pray gods, 25. heavy, O the, 247. nature loves so well to, 752. of fierce extremes, 228. of many-coloured life, each, 366. old love for new, 25. ringing grooves of, 626. seasons and their, 233. studious of, 417. the place but keep the pain, 303. the stamp of nature, 141. the universe is, 751. Changed all that, we have, 797. and such a change, 544. in the cradle, 790. mind not to be, 224. Changeful dream, fickle as a, 491. Changing years, through many, 611. Chanticleer, crow like, 68. Chants a doleful hymn, 80. Chaos and old night, 224. black, comes again, 161. eldest night and, 229. is come again, 153. is restored, empire of, 332. of thought and passion, 317. Chaos-like together crushed, 333. Chapel, Devil builds a, 196, 206, 286, 770. Chapels had been churches, 60. Chap-fallen, quite, 144. Chapman, till I heard, 576. Chapter of accidents, 353. to the end of the, 773. Character dead at every word, 442. I leave behind me, my, 442. man that makes a, 311. most women have no, 321. of a Cynic, 746. of Hamlet left out, 494. wholesome for the, 661. Characters from high life, 320. high, cries one, 257. in dust, write the, 494. of hell to trace, 383. Characteristic of the present age, 607. Charge Chester charge, 490. compulsive ardour gives the, 140. if it be in his, 2. in peace, a, 273. is prepared, the, 348. to keep I have, 672. with all thy chivalry, 515. Charges, die to save, 188. Chariest maid is prodigal enough, 129. Chariot, the flying, 424. Chariots, brazen, raged, 236. Charitable intents, wicked or, 130. speeches, leave it to men's, 170. Charities that soothe, 481. Charity, all mankind's concern is, 318. covers multitudes of sins, 849. envieth not, 845. faith hope, 845. for all, malice towards none, 622. give him a little earth for, 100. greatest of these is, 845. hand open as day for melting, 90. nothing if I have not, 845. pity gave ere, began, 396. rarity of Christian, 586. suffereth long, 845. to all mankind, 458. vaunteth not itself, 845. Charlatan, defamed by every, 633. Charles the First had his Cromwell, 429. Charles, gentle-hearted, 501. Charm ache with air, 53. blest with that, 455. can soothe her melancholy, what, 403. from the skies, 568. in melancholy, such a, 456. mutter and mock a broken, 500. no, can tame, 670. no more, till life can, 390. no need of a remoter, 467. nor witch hath power to, 127. of earliest birds, 233. of poetry and love, 486. one native, 398. that lulls to sleep, 402. the air, I 'll, 123. to stay the morning star, 501. Charms divine, a heaven of, 343. freedom has a thousand, 414. her modesty concealed, 356. music hath, 294. or ear or sight, 502. solitude where are the, 416. strike the sight, 326. Charmed life, I bear a, 126. with distant views of happiness, 181. with the foolish whistling of a name, 262. Charmer, hope the, 513. sinner it or saint it, 321. were t' other dear, away, 348. Charmers, hearken to the voice of, 821. wooing the caress like other, 555. Charming, ever, ever new, 358. harp of Orpheus not more, 253. he saw her, 356. is divine philosophy, 245. left his voice so, 237. never so wisely, 821. Charoba, that wondrous soul, 512. Chart of true patriotism, 638. Charter large as the wind, 68. Chartered libertine, air a, 91. Charybdis your mother, 64. Chase big round tears in piteous, 67. brave employment, 205. wild-goose, 786. Chased with more spirit, 62. Chasms and watery depths, 504. Chaste and unexpressive she, 70. as ice, be thou, 136. as morning dew, 308. as the icicle, 103. as unsunned snow, 159. to me, if she seem not, 26. what care I how, she be, 26. Chasteneth whom he loveth, 848. Chastises whom most he likes, 289. Chastity my brother, 244. of honour, 410. so dear is saintly, 245. Chateaux, most beautiful of, 801. Chatham's language, 419. Chatterton marvellous boy, 470. Chaucer, Dan, 28. I will not lodge thee by, 179. learned, 179. that broad famous poet, 173. with his clasp of things, 620. Cheap defence of nations, 410. fame then was, 275. standing as sitting, 292. Cheat, life 't is all a, 276. Cheated, impossible to be, 601. of feature by dissembling nature, 95. pleasure of being, 214. Cheater time, old bald, 178. Check to loose behaviour, 297. Checkered paths of joy, 362. Cheek by joule, 780. changing, sinking heart, 550. drew iron tears down Pluto's, 250. feed on her damask, 76. he that loves a rosy, 200. o'er her warm, 382. of night, hangs upon the, 105. rose growing on his, 31. tear down virtue's manly, 424. that I might touch that, 105. the roses from your, 378. upon her hand, 105. Cheeks, blow winds crack your, 146. crimson, in thy, 109. eloquent blood spoke in her, 177. famine is in thy, 108. make pale my, with care, 199. of sorry grain, 246. stain my man's, 146. Cheer, be of good, 840. but not inebriate, 312, 420. make good, play and, 20. small, and great welcome, 50. Cheers the tar's labour, tobacco, 555. Cheer'd with ends of verse, 212. Cheerer of his spirits, 207. Cheerful as to-day, to-morrow, 321. at morn he wakes, 394. countenance, 826. dawn, may-time and the, 474. godliness in, 472. hour, God sends a, 252. ways of men, 230. yesterdays, man of, 481. Cheerly she loves me dearly, 574. Cheese, moon made of green, 19, 771. Cheese-paring, man made of, 90. Chelsea, dead as, 854. Chequered shade, dancing in the, 248. Cherish and to obey, 851. heart something to, 617. life let us, 805. those hearts that hate thee, 100. to love and to, 850. Cherries hang that none may buy, 685. those, fairly do enclose, 685. Cherry, like to a double, 58. ripe, ripe, ripe, I cry, 201. ripe themselves do cry, 685. three bites of a, 773. Cherry-isle, there 's the land, 201. Cherry-pit, to play with Satan at, 76. Cherub, he rode upon a, 818. sweet little, 436. Cherubs and on cherubims, 23. Cherubim, heaven's, 118. Cherubims, on cherubs and on, 23. Cherubin, rose-lipped, 155. Cherubins, young-eyed, 65. Chest of drawers by day, 397. Chester charge on Stanley on, 490. Cheveril consciences, 193. Chew the cud and are silent, 410. Chewed and digested, books to be, 168. Chewing the food of fancy, 71. Chi fa ingiuria non perdona mai, 275. Chian strand, on the, 503. Chicken and champagne, 350. she 's no, 292. Chickens, all my pretty, 124. come home to roost, 606. count their, ere they are hatched, 214, 791. curses are like young, 606. hen gathereth her, 841. Chief among the blessed three, 611. a rod, wit 's a feather a, 319. hail to the, 491. octogenarian, the, 545. of a thousand for grace, 682. Chiefs in bloody fights, 337. scion of, 547. Chief's pride, vain the, 330. Chiel 's amang ye takin' notes, 449. Child again, make me a, 668. a naked new-born, 438. a simple, draws its breath, 466. as yet a, nor yet a fool, 327. dreads the fire, a burnt, 16. happy Christian, 534. her innocence a, 270. I have seen a curious, 480. infirm, fear not then thou, 600. in simplicity a, 335. is father of the man, a, 469. is not mine as the first was, 657. like a tired, 566. listens like a three years', 498. meet nurse for a poetic, 489. of many prayers, 614. of misery, baptized in tears, 427. of mortality, 434. of nature, behold the, 318. of our grandmother Eve, 54. of suffering, 636. of the skies, 674. of Ver, first-born, 199. room of my absent, 79. Rowland to the dark tower came, 147. Shakespeare, fancy's, 249. spake as a, 845. spare the rod spoil the, 213, 262. sports of children satisfy the, 394. to have a thankless, 146. train up a, 827. what constitutes a, 744. when I was a, 845. where is my, 550. wise father knows his own, 62. Childhood, careless strayer, 381. eye of, 120. fears a painted devil, 120. fleeted by, how my, 595. give me my, again, 668. in my days of, 509. scenes of my, 537. shows the man, 241. there was a place in, 583. womanhood and, fleet, 614. Childhood's hour, from, 526. Childish days, sweet, 470. ignorance, it was a, 583. tears, eyes are dim with, 471. things, I put away, 845. treble, turning again toward, 69. Childishness, second, 69. Childless with all her children, 321. Childlike and bland, 669. Children, airy hopes my, 480. and fools cannot lie, 15. as gypsies serve stolen, 441. bright and agreeable, 746. call her blessed, 829. childless with all her, 321. father's sin upon the, 699. fear in, increased with tales, 164. fear to go in the dark, 164. followed with endearing wile, 397. gathering pebbles, 241. impediments to great enterprises, 165. learn to creep, 15. like olive plants, 824. mother who talks about her, 608. nature fits all her, 650. nine small, 687. no longer any, 798. of a larger growth, 275. of an idle brain, 105. of light, 842. of one family fall out, 302. of the brain, books the, 291. of the sun, 311. of this world, 842. Rachel weeping for her, 838. sports of, 394. tale which holdeth, from play, 34. through the mirthful maze, led, 395. to liberal studies, 729. toys to the great, leave, 357. wisdom justified of her, 839. wives and grandsires, 804. Children's teeth set on edge, 835. Chill November's surly blast, 446. penury, 384. Chills the lap of May, 394. Chimera, what a, is man, 799. Chimæras dire, Hydras and, 228. Chime, bells do, 205. faintly as tolls the evening, 518. heard their soothing, 523. to guide their, 262. Chimes at midnight, 90. Chimney in my father's house, 94. stockings were hung by the, 527. Chimney-corner, men from the, 34. Chimney-pots, what tiles and, 511. Chimney-sweepers come to dust, 160. Chin, close-buttoned to the, 422. dimple on his, 31. new-reaped like a stubble-land, 83. some bee had stung, 256. China fall, though, 322. to Peru, mankind from, 365, 403. Chinee, the heathen, 669. Chink, importunate, 410. Chinks of her body, 221. shall have the, 105. that time has made, 221, 456. Chip of the old block, 412. Chisel trace, ne'er did Grecian, 490. Chivalry, age of, is gone, 410. beauty and her, 542. charge with all thy, 515. Spain's, 560. Choice and master spirits, 112. feast, light and, 252. goes by forever, 657. Hobson's, 857. in rotten apples, there 's small, 72. life's business being the terrible, 65. of difficulties, 673. of loss, rather makes, 158. word and measured phrase, 470. Choicely good, old-fashioned but, 208. Choirs, bare ruined, 162. Choleric word in the captain, 48. Choler, aggravate your, 89. Choose a firm cloud, 321. an author as you choose a friend, 278. love by another's eyes, 57. not alone a proper mate, 417. thine own time, 433. where to, their place, 240. which of the two to, 298. Choosers, beggars must be no, 14, 197. Choosing and beginning late, 238. Chord in melancholy, 584. in unison is touched, 422. smote the, of self, 625. Chords, smote on all the, 625. that vibrate sweetest pleasure, 452. Chorus, landlord's laugh was ready, 451. Chorus-note, the fisher's, 674. Chosen, but few are, 840. the less is to be, 7. Christ, gave his soul unto his captain, 82. it is a goodly sight to see, 540. ring in the, 633. that it were possible, ah, 631. to live is, 847. went agin war an' pillage, 659. Christian charity, rarity of, 586. child, a happy, 534. days, in these, 534. dupe, gamester, 388. faithful man, as I am a, 96. ground, every vice on, 332. is God Almighty's gentleman, a, 268. is the highest style of man, a, 308. perfectly like a, 336. thou persuadest me to be a, 844. Christians agree in essential articles, 370. good, good citizens, 529. have burnt each other, 556. love one another, how these, 756. of the best edition, 772. what these, are, 62. Christianity was muscular, his, 609. Christ-like for sin to grieve, 793. Christmas comes but once a year, 20. desire a rose at, 54. 't was the night before, 527. Chronicle small beer, 151. Chronicles, look in the, 72. Chronicler, such an honest, 101. of the time, 134. Chrononhotonthologos, 285. Chrysippus, books of, 765. sophism of, 765. Chrysolite, one entire and perfect, 156. Chuck, be innocent dearest, 121. Chuckle, make one's fancy, 266. Church army physic law, 424. built God a, 415. by daylight, can see a, 50. forgotten the inside of a, 86. Church, plain as way to parish, 68. seed of the, 756. to be of no, is dangerous, 369. where bells have knolled to, 68. where God built a, 770. who builds to God a, 322. without a bishop, 588. Churches, chapels had been, 60. the scab of, 175. with spire steeples, 504. Church-door, wide as a, 107. Church-going bell, 416. Churchyard mould, 585. stone, some beneath the, 595. thing, a palsy-stricken, 575. Churchyards yawn, when, 139. Churl, chaff-threshing, 790. Churlish, the reply, 72. Chymist, fiddler statesman, 268. Cicero, Demosthenes or, 459. Cigar, give me a, 555. Cimmerian darkness, 513. Cincinnatus ploughing in his field, 719. Cinders ashes dust, 574. Cinnamon, tinct with, 575. Cipher too, he could write and, 397. Circle of the golden year, 625. spreads, the desert, 507. swinging round the, 678. within that, none durst walk, 275. Circled orb, changes in her, 106. Circuit is Elysium, within whose, 94. runs the great, 420. Circulating library, 440. Circumcised dog, 157. Circumlocution office, 652. Circumstance allows, best his, 307. breasts the blows of, 633. creature of, 608. lie with, 72. of glorious war, 154. slave of, and impulse, 554. Circumstances alter cases, 580. creatures of men, 608. discordant harmony of, 409. fortuitous, 494. over which I have no control, 463. Circumvent God, one that would, 143. Cistern, wheel broken at the, 831. Citadel, towered, 158. winged sea-girt, 541. Cities, crowded, wail its stroke, 562. far from gay, 345. hum of human, 543. remote from, lived a swain, 348. seven, warred for Homer, 189, 194. towered, please us, 249. Citizen of the world, 605, 739, 764. Citizens before man made us, 657. fat and greasy, 67. good Christians good, 529. City, better than he that taketh a, 827. Cain the first, made, 261. long in populous, pent, 239. of the great king, 820. of the soul, Rome the, 546. that is set on an hill, 838. City's ancient legend, 626. Civet, give me an ounce of, 148. in the room, talk with, 415. Civil discord, effects from, 299. over violent or over, 268. sea grew, at her song, 57. so, that nobody thanked him, 373. too, by half, 440. Civilities of life, the sweet, 273. Civility, I see a wild, 201. Civilized man, founders of, 608. Clad in blue and gold, 456. in complete steel, 244. russet mantle, 127. Claes, gars auld, 447. Claim higher, Bourbon or Nassau, 283. Claims of long descent, 624. Clamours, Jove's dread, 154. Clap of thunder in a fair day, 266. Clapper-clawing one another, 213. Claret is the liquor for boys, 374. Clarion, sound sound the, 493. spring shall blow her, 565. Clasp his teeth, drunkard, 34. of things divine, 620. Clasps, that book in gold, 104. Classic ground, 299. Classical quotation, 374. Clay, blind his soul with, 630. Cæsar dead and turned to, 144. if, could think, 483. of humankind, porcelain, 277. porcelain of human, 558. potter power over the, 844. tenement of, 267. turf that wraps their, 390. Clean, keep, be as fruit, 264. Cleanliness next to godliness, 359. Cleanly, leave sack and live, 88. Cleanness of body, 170. Cleanse the stuffed bosom, 125. Clear as a whistle, 351. deep yet, 257. fire and a clean hearth, 508. in his great office, 118. the coast was, 40. Clearer than the noonday, 816. Cleon dwelleth in a palace, 653. hath a million acres, 653. Cleopatra died, since, 158. nose of, 799. Clergymen, men women and, 461. Clerk foredoomed, 326. me no clerks, 861. scarce less illustrious, 416. ther was of Oxenforde, 1. Clerks, greatest not the wisest, 3, 17. Clever, let who will be, 664. man by nature, 457. men are good, 578. Clicked behind the door, 397. Clients, nest-eggs to make, 215. Cliff, as some tall, 397. Cliffs rent asunder, like, 500. Climate, cold, or years, 238. Climb, fain would I, 26. how hard it is to, 428. not a tall, 26. Climber upward turns his face, 111. Climbing sorrow, down thou, 146. Clime, cold in blood, cold in, 549. Crusaders from some infernal, 635. deeds done in their, 549. in every, adored, 334. in every age and, 349. in some brighter, 433. in the eastern, 234. our tongue is known in every, 605. soft as her, 554. to make a happy fireside, 449. to ravage all the, 428. Climes beyond the western main, 395. cloudless, and starry skies, 551. humours turn with, 321. Clink of hammers, 296. Clip an angel's wings, 574. Cloaca of uncertainty, 799. Cloak, martial, around him, 563. not alone my inky, 127. take thy old, about thee, 406. Cloaked from head to foot, 632. Clock, like the finger of a, 420. long hour by Shrewsbury, 88. the varnished, 397. worn out with eating time, 276. Clod, to become a kneaded, 48. Clog of his body, 221. Cloistered virtue, fugitive and, 254. Close against the sky, 583. love that never found his, 625. of the day, at the, 428. our souls sit, 274. the shutters fast, 420. the wall up with our English dead, 91. up his eyes and draw the curtain, 94. Close-buttoned to the chin, 422. Closeness, all dedicated to, 42. Close-shorn sheep, 206. Closet, do very well in a, 353. Cloth, cut my coat after my, 12. to us, meat drink and, 773. Clothe a man with rags, 828. my naked villany, 96. Clothed and in his right mind, 841. in black or red, 1. in sorrow's dark array, 802. Clothes, brushers of noblemen's, 171. meat fire and, 322. through tattered, 148. up he rose and donned his, 142. wantonness in, 201. when he put on his, 400. Clothing the palpable and familiar, 504. Cloud, a fast-flying, 561. by day, 813. choose a firm, 321. in shape of a camel, 139. joy the luminous, 502. like a man's hand, 815. nature is a mutable, 601. of witnesses, 848. out of the sea, 815. overcome us like a summer's, 122. sable, 243. sits in a foggy, 123. so fades a summer, 434. sun will pierce the thickest, 650. that 's dragonish, 158. through a fleecy, 250. thrown on with a pitchfork, 292. which wraps the present hour, 380. with silver lining, 243. Clouds and changing skies, 573. castles in the, 357. dropped down from the, 86. dropping from the, 356. he that regardeth the, 831. heavily in, brings the day, 297. hooded like friars, 613. I saw two, at morning, 677. impregns the, 233. looks in the, 111. never king dropped out of the, 196. no more through rolling, 539. of glory, trailing, 477. peaks most wrapt in, 543. play i' the plighted, 244. robe of, throne of rocks, 553. rolling, are spread, 397. sees God in, 315. sit in the, and mock us, 89. smiles the, away, 550. spots and, in the sun, 189. that gather round the setting sun, 478. that loured upon our house, 95. that shed May flowers, 233. thy, dispel all other, 564. warriors fought upon the, 112. Cloud-capped towers, 43. Cloudless clear and beautiful, 553. Clouted brogues, 160. shoon, 245. Cloy the hungry edge of appetite, 81. Cloyless sauce, sharpen with, 157. Clubs typical of strife, 420. Cluster, woes, 308. Clutch the golden keys, 633. thee, come let me, 119. Coach and six, 855. come my, 142. fly of the, 797. go call a, 285. O for a, ye gods, 285. Coach-house, a double, 507. Coachmakers, the fairies', 104. Coal and salt, mines for, 563. Coals of fire on his head, 828, 844. Coarse, familiar but not, 369. Coast, stern and rock-bound, 569. to reach the distant, 416. was clear, the, 40. Coat, after my cloth cut my, 12. buttoned down before, 596. herald's, without sleeves, 87. of many colours, 813. riband to stick in his, 646. Coats, glittering in golden, 86. hole in a' your, 449. Cobham, brave, 321. Cobwebs, laws are like, 757. out of my eyes, 790. Cock, early village, 97. on his own dunghill, 14, 710. on the crowing of the, 127. this is a, 788. Cocks that will kill fighting, 734. Cockloft is empty, often the, 222, 772. Cockle hat and staff, 405. Cockles of the heart, 853. Code, shrines to no, 562. Codeless myriad of precedent, 627. Coffee which makes the politician wise, 326. Coffin, care adds a nail to our, 431. Cofre, litel gold in, 1. Cogibundity of cogitation, 285. Cogitative faculties immersed, his, 285. Cohesive power of public plunder, 529. Cohorts were gleaming, 551. Coign of vantage, 117. Coil, not worth this, 78. shuffled off this mortal, 135. Coin, gold and silver not the only, 699. pays him in his own, 293. that purchases all things, 792. Coins, authors grow dear like, 329. Coinage of your brain, 141. Coincidence, a strange, 559. Cold and unhonoured, 519. as a cucumber, 197. as any stone, 91. boughs which shake against the, 167. ear of death, 384. foot and hand go, 23. friendship sounds too, 524. in clime are cold in blood, 549. indifference came, 301. in the summer of her age, 276. iron, meddles with, 211. lest the bargain catch, 159. marble leapt to life, 564. marble, sleep in dull, 99. neutrality of a judge, 411. obstruction, to lie in, 48. on Canadian hills, 427. performs the effect of fire, 228. that moderates heat, 792. the changed perchance the dead, 545. 't is bitter, 126. waters to a thirsty soul, 828. words congealed by, 738. Coldest that ever turned up ace, 159. Coldly furnish forth, 128. heard, so, 606. sweet so deadly fair, so, 548. think'st I speak too, 523. Coldness still returning, 466. Cold-pausing caution, 447. Coleridge, mortal power of, 486. Coliseum, when falls the, 546. while stands the, 546. Collar, braw brass, 447. Collection of books a university, 580. College joke to cure the dumps, 290. or a cat, endow a, 322. Collied night, lightning in the, 57. Collier and a barber fight, 363. Cologne, wash your city of, 505. Collop of thy own flesh, 14. Coloquintida, bitter as, 151. Colossus bestride the world, 110. Colour, horse of that, 75. imbues with a new, 545. of virtue, blushing is the, 283. Colours a suffusion, 502. coat of many, 815. idly spread, mocking the air, 80. of the rainbow, 244. that are but skin-deep, 282. under whose, he had fought, 82. Colouring, take a sober, 478. Columbia happy land, 465. sons of, 675. to glory arise, 674. Columbine, what 's that a, 35. Column pointing at the skies, 322. rising towards heaven, 529. thou nameless, 546. throws up a steamy, 420. where London's, 322. Combat deepens, the, 515. whose wit in the, 519. Combination and a form, 140. of circumstances, 494. Combine, when bad men, 408. Combustion and confused events, 120. Come again, cut and, 444. and men may go, 627. and trip it as you go, 248. as the waves come, 493. as the winds come, 493. avoid what is to, 141. forth into the light, 466. gentle spring, 355. hitherto shalt thou, 817. home to men's bosoms, 164. if it be now 't is not to, 145. immense pleasure to, 380. in our time to, 108. in the evening or morning, 680. into the garden Maud, 631. jump the life to, 118. like shadows so depart, 123. live with me and be my love, 40. men may, 627. o'er the moonlit sea, 611. of things to, 102. one come all, 491. past and to, seems best, 89. perfect days, if ever, 658. rest in this bosom, 522. then expressive silence, 357. thou monarch of the vine, 158. to good, it cannot, 128. to the bridal chamber, 562. to the sunset tree, 570. to this, that it should, 128. unto these yellow sands, 42. wander with me, 611. what come may, 116. what may I have been blessed, 549. when it will come, 112. when sorrows come, 142. when the heart beats, 562. when you 're looked for, 680. when you call them, 85. whistle and I 'll, 198, 449. without warning, 680. Comes a reckoning, 348. after, that which, 752. not in my books, 198. to be denied, 193, 350. to pass, never never, 454. unlooked for if at all, 333. Comedy, the world is a, 389. Comely but not costly, 32. Jack was so, 436. love, sincerity and, 52. Comet, like a, burned, 229. Comets seen, there are no, 112. Comfort and command, 475. be to my age, 67. continuall, in a face, 23. flows from ignorance, 287. friends and foes, to, 400. from above, 674. speak, to that grief, 53. spring, whence can, 479. thou art all, 160. to have companions, 192. Comforts, adversity is not without, 164. our creature, 283. Comforters, miserable, are ye all, 817. Comfortlesse dispaires, 30. Coming events cast shadows, 514. eye will mark our, 556. far off his, shone, 236. good time, there 's a, 653. guest, welcome the, 328, 346. hour o'erflow with joy, 73. meet thee at thy, 833. on of grateful evening, 233. Command, correspondent to, 42. my heart and me, 258. much more invitation than, 297. success, not in mortals to, 297. Commandeth her husband, she, 222. Commandments, keep his, 832. set my ten, 93. ten, will not budge, 661. two great, 591. Commandress of the world, 35. Commend, another's face, 377. Commendations, good at sudden, 101. of age, 171. Commends the ingredients, 118. Comment, meek nature's evening, 483. Commentator, transatlantic, 592. Commentators, plain, give me, 443. shun each dark passage, 311. Commerce long prevails, where, 394. to promote, 310. wealth and, 680. Commercing with the skies, 249. Commiseration, brotherly, 578. Commit the oldest sins, 90. Commodity of good names, 83. Common arbitrator time, 102. as light is love, 566. curse of mankind, 102. growth of mother earth, 468. he nothing, did, 263. make it too, 88. men, in the roll of, 85. mind, education forms, 320. natures, same with, 313. of literature, grazed the, 376. passage, act of, 160. people of the skies, 174. souls, vulgar flight of, 393. sun the air the skies, 386. task, trivial round, 569. things because they are, 720. thought, to have, 321. to friends, all things, 705. use, remote from, 556. walk of men, beyond the, 307. way, life's, 472. Commonplace of nature, 473. Common-sense, rich in saving, 627. Commonwealth, an ordinary, 369. to lie abroad for the, 175. Communicated, good the more, 235. Communications, evil, 846. Communion sweet, quaff in, 235. with nature's visible forms, 572. with the skies, 414. Compact, are of imagination all, 59. Companies of men, busy, 263. Companion, book is a blessed, 597. even thou my, 851. on a journey, 708. Companions, comfort to have, 192. for middle age, 165. I have had playmates, 509. innocence and health his best, 396. in musing, 714. musing on, gone, 489. of a disturbed imagination, 688. of the spring, 438. thou 'dst unfold, 155. Companionship in peace, 103. Company, crowds without, 431. good discourse and good, 208. high-lived, 402. in a journey, good, 207. man is like his, 699. man who makes no figure in, 376. not so much to enjoy, 368. of ladies, fond of the, 376. of righteous men, 698. shirt and a half in my, 87. tell thee by thy, 789. villanous, the spoil of me, 86. with pain and fear, in, 476. Compare, beautiful beyond, 497. great things with small, 230. Comparisons are odious, 7, 40, 177, 789. are odorous, 52. make no, 398. of a disturbed imagination, 412. Compass, a narrow, 220. I mind my, and my way, 354. no points of the, on the chart of patriotism, 638. of a guinea, within the, 536. of the notes, through all the, 271. Compassed by the inviolate sea, 623. Compassion, bowels of, 849. courage and, joined, 299. Compatriots, all men are my, 779. Compelled sins, our, 48. Competence, health peace and, 319. Competency lives longer, 60. Complements, captain of, 106. Complete steel, clad in, 244. steel, armed with more than, 40. Complexion, mislike me not for my, 62. of virtue, 764. to this, thou must come, 388. Complexions, coarse, 246. Complies against his will, 215. Compliments are loss of time, 387. Composture of excrement, 109. Compound for sins, 211. of villanous smell, 46. Compounded of many simples, 70. Comprehend all vagrom men, 52. Comprehends some bringer of joy, 59. Compromise, founded on, 409. Compulsion, a reason on, 85. fools by heavenly, 146. in music, sweet, 250. Compulsive ardour gives the charge, 140. course, icy current and, 155. Compunctious visitings, 117. Computation backward, 169. Compute, we partly may, 448. Comus and midnight crew, 383. Concatenation accordingly, 401. of circumstances, 534. of self-existence, 401. Concave, that tore hell's, 224. Conceal his thoughts, speech to, 800. the mind, talk only to, 310. Concealing, hazard of, 448. Concealment like a worm in the bud, 75. Conceit in weakest bodies, 141. what are they in their high, 598. wise in his own, 828. wiser in his own, 828. Conceits, wise in your own, 844. Conceive nor name thee, 120. Concentred in a life intense, 544. Conception of the joyous prime, 28. Concern, charity all mankind's, 318. Concerns of man, indifferent to the, 703. Concerted harmonies, 580. Concessions of the weak, 408. Conciliation of interests, 795. Conclusion, a foregone, 155. lame and impotent, 151. of the whole matter, 832. Concord, heart with heart in, 485. holds, firm, 227. of sweet sounds, 66. sweet milk of, 124. Concourse of atoms, fortuitous, 284. Condemn the fault, 47. the wrong yet pursue it, 295. you me, 180. Condemned alike to groan, 381. into everlasting redemption, 53. the wretch, 398. Condemns me, every tale, 97. Condescend, men of wit will, 290. Condition, highest, rises in the lowest, 713. honour and shame from no, 319. not a theory, 669. of doing nothing, 148. wearisome, 35. Conduct, advice cannot inspire, 796. and equipage, 285. genteel in, 285. of a clouded cane, 326. still right, his, 399. Confabulate or no, if birds, 417. Confer, minds nothing to, 487. Conference maketh a ready man, 168. Confess yourself to heaven, 141. Confession, suicide is, 533. Confidence, filial, inspired, 421. of reason give, 475. of twenty-one, towering in the, 376. plant of slow growth, 364. Confident to-morrows, man of, 481. Confine, on the very verge of her, 146. spirit hies to his, 126. Confines of daylight and truth, 255. of earth, on the, 674. Confirm the tidings as they roll, 300. Confirmations strong, 154. Conflict, dire was the noise of, 236. heat of, through the, 476. irrepressible, 595. the rueful, 473. Conformity is the virtue in most request, 601. Confounded, faith is half, 673. Confusion made his masterpiece, 120. on thy banners wait, 383. so quick bright things come to, 57. worse confounded, 230. Congenial to my heart, 398. Conger, Antagoras boiling a, 132. Congregate, merchants most do, 61. Congregation, devil has the largest, 286. of vapours, 134. Congress of Vienna dances, 803. Conjectures, I am weary of, 299. Conjure him, in vain did she, 407. Conjuror--he knew everything, 721. Conned by rote, 115. Conquer, like Douglas, 392. love, they that run away, 200. our fate, to bear is to, 515. twenty worlds, 181. we must, then, 517. Conquering hero comes, see the, 281. so sharpe the, 6. Conqueror, came in with the, 72. every, creates a muse, 220. great Emathian, 252. lie at the proud foot of a, 80. Conquerors, beats all, 181. crier that proclaims the, 733. Conquest, ever since the, 279. of our sovereign might, 29. of the mind, 345. Conquests, tramplings of three, 219. Conquest's crimson wing, 383. Conscience avaunt, 296. bend to our dealings, 661. coward, 97. does make cowards of us all, 136. guilty, never feels secure, 712. hath a thousand tongues, 97. have vacation, 213. is a sure card, a clere, 33. is corrupted with injustice, 94. laws of, 774. of her worth, 237. of the king, catch the, 135. still and quiet, 99. that spark of celestial fire, 425. the chancellor's, 195. trust no man without a, 379. wakes despair, 231. with gallantry, 442. Consciences, cheveril, 193. guilty, make cowards, 691. Conscious stone to beauty grew, 598. that you are ignorant, to be, 609. water blushed, 258. Consciousness remained, a, 481. Consecrated hour, 674. Consecration and the poet's dream, 475. Consent, whispering I will ne'er, 556. silence gives, 401. Consents, my poverty not my will, 108. Consequence, deepest, 116. life is not a theory of, 753. scorn of, 623. trammel up the, 117. Consequences, think of the, 802. Conservative government, 607. Consider the end, 797. the lilies of the field, 838. the reason of the case, 278. too curiously, 144. Consideration like an angel, 90. Considereth the poor, 820. Consistency is a hobgoblin, 601. thou art a jewel, 854. wuz a part of his plan, 659. Consolation, grief crowned with, 157. Consolations in distress, 479. Consoler, death the, 616. Conspicuous by his absence, 747. Constable, outrun the, 212. Constancy in wind, hope, 539. lives in realms above, 500. to purpose, success is, 608. Constant as the northern star, 112. friendship is, save in love, 51. in a wondrous excellence, 163. man but, 44. to me and so kind, 574. to one thing, never, 51, 405. Constellations, happy, 238. Constitution, higher law than the, 595. one country one, 531. Construction, mind's, in the face, 117. Consumed the midnight oil, 348. Consumedly, they laughed, 305. Consummate flower, bright, 235. Consummation devoutly to be wished, 135. Consumption, birds are in, 180. Consumption's ghastly form, 562. Contagion, hell itself breathes out, 139. Contagious blastments, 129. Contemplation, formed for, 232. her best nurse, 244. mind serene for, 349. of my travels, 70. Contemporaneous posterity, 361. Contemporaries, homage from, 591. Contempt and anger of his lip, 76. familiarity breeds, 712. upon familiarity, 45. Content, elegant sufficiency, 355. farewell, 154. good pleasure ease, 318. humble livers in, 98. if hence the unlearned, 325. myself with wishing, 376. poor and, is rich, 153. shut up in measureless, 119. therewith to be, 847. to dwell in decencies, 321. to follow, 339. travellers must be, 67. wants money means and, 70. Contented, when one is, 788. with little, 451. why ar 'n't they all, like me, 689. Contentedness, procurer of, 207. Contention, a man of, 835. Contentions, fat, 253. of the Great Hall, 592. Contentious woman, 829. Contentment fails and honour sinks, 394. of noblest mind, the best, 27. Contest follows, great, 419. Contests from trivial things, 325. Conthraries, drames go by, 582. Contiguity of shade, 418. Continent, whole boundless, 439. Continual dropping wears, 706, 829. feast, merry heart a, 826. plodders, small have, won, 54. Contortions of the sibyl, 412. Contra-alto, even the, 554. Contradiction, woman 's a, 322. Contrary, dreams are ever, 172. runneth not to the, 392. wills and fates run so, 138. Contrive, head to, 255, 430. Control stops with the shore, his, 547. Controls them and subdues, 476. Contumely, proud man's, 135. Convents bosomed deep in vines, 332. Conversation, brisk in, 369. coped withal, 137. does not show the minute-hand, his, 376. perfectly delightful, 461. questioning is not the mode of, 373. Conversation's burrs, 636. Converse, formed by thy, 320. with heavenly habitants, 245. with the mighty dead, 356. Conversing with thee I forget all time, 233. Convey the wise it call, 45. Conveyed, bud to heaven, 500. the dismal tidings, 397. Convinced me, unwillingly, 364. Convincing, thought of, 399. Convolutions of a shell, 480. Cooking is become an art, 187. Cooks are gentlemen, 187. devil sends, 20, 388. epicurean, 157. Cool reflection came, 494. Cool sequestered vale, 385, 425. shade of aristocracy, 537. sweet day so, 204. Cools, answers till her husband, 321. Coolness, dripping with, 537. Cope of heaven, the starry, 234. Cophetua, king, 105. Copious Dryden, 329. Copy, leave the world no, 74. nature's, is not eterne, 121. the princeps, 456. Corages, nature in hir, 1. Coral lip admires, 200. of his bones are, made, 42. of his lip, 31. strand, from India's, 536. Cord, a threefold, 830. silver, be loosed, 831. Cords of motion, pulling the, 754. Cordial, gold in phisike is a, 2. to the soul, 222. Core, wear him in my heart's, 138. Corinthian lad of mettle, 84. Corioli, Volscians in, 103. Cormorant, sat like a, 232. Corn, amid the alien, 575. breast-high amid the, 584. flies o'er the unbending, 324. in chaff, hope, 539. is the sinews of war, 771, 783. like as a shock of, 816. reap an acre of neighbour's, 472. sickle in another man's, 711. two ears of, where one grew, 290. Corne, cometh al this new, 6. the staffe of life, 283. Cornelia, jewels of, 192. Corner, headstone of the, 823. in the thing I love, 154. narrow the, where man dwells, 650. of nonsense, 505. of the housetop, 827. sits the wind in that, 51. was not done in a, 844. Corners of the world, all the, 160. of the world, four, 781. of the world, the three, 80. Corner-stone of a nation, 616. Cornish men, twenty thousand, 687. Coromandel, black men of, 592. Coronation day, kings upon their, 269. Coronets, kind hearts are more than, 624. Corporal oath, take my, 788. sufferance, 48. Corporations have no souls, 24. Corpse of public credit, 531. pain lays not his hand upon a, 696. Correct, easier to be critical than, 607. Corrector of enormous times, 199. Correggios and their Raphaels, 400. Correspondent to command, 42. Corrupt a saint, able to, 83. good manners, 846. Corrupted freemen, 387. the youth of the realm, 94. Corruption destines for their heart, 518. keep mine honour from, 101. lends lighter wings, 322. wins not more than honesty, 100. Corsair's name, he left a, 551. Corse, slovenly unhandsome, 83. to the rampart we hurried, his, 563. Cortez, like stout, 576. Cost a sigh a tear, 433. counteth the, 842. little less than new, 296. Costs, only the first step which, 801. dearest, most valued, 788. Costard, rational hind, 54. Costly, comely but not, 32. thy habit, 139. Cot beside the hill, 455. Cottage might adorn, looks the, 398. my lowly thatched, 568. of gentility, 507. poorest man in his, the, 365. stood beside a, 589. the soul's dark, 221. was near, knew that a, 518. with double coach-house, 507. Cottages, poor men's, 60. Cotton is king, 854. Couch, drapery of his, 572. frowsy, in sorrow steep, 450. grassy, they to their, 233. of war, flinty and steel, 151. Coude songes make, 1. Could bear to be no more, 497. I flow like thee, 257. I fly I 'd fly with thee, 438. Council, mortal instruments in, 111. statesmen at her, 623. Councils of the brave, 526. Counsel and speak comfort, 53. by words darkeneth, 817. in his face yet shone, 227. take and sometimes tea, 326. three may keepe, 6, 17. took sweet, together, 820. virtuous woman's, a, 36. who cannot give good, 190. Counsels, dash maturest, 226. monie, sweet, 451. Counsellors, multitude of, 825. Count a man's years when he has nothing else to, 603. our spoons, let us, 370. that day lost, 688. their chickens, 214. time by heart-throbs, 654. who makes a, 282. Counts his sure gains, 496. Countenance and profit, 164. brightened with joy, 480. damned disinheriting, 442. light of thy, 818, 851. man sharpeneth the, of his friend, 829. merry heart maketh a cheerful, 826. more in sorrow than in anger, 128. never fading serenity of, 299. of truth, bright, 253. Counteraction, action and, 409. Countercheck quarrelsome, 72. Counterfeit a gloom, 250. presentment, 140. Counterfeited glee, with, 397. Counters, such rascal, 114. words are wise men's, 200. Counteth the cost, 842. Countless thousands mourn, 446. Country, bliss to die for our, 340. churchyard, corner of a, 412. dared to love their, 336. die nobly for their, 102. die to save our, 298. down, pride that puts the, 406. essential service to his, 290. for the good of my, 305. God made the, 417. good news from a far, 828. he sighed for his, 515. hated him and loved my, 555. his first best, is at home, 394. I love thee still, my, 418. I tremble for my, 436. in another, 245. left for country's good, 445. man dear to all the, 396. messes, herbs and other, 248. my bleeding, save, 513. my, is the world, 605. my, 't is of thee, 619. nothing but our, 530. one constitution, one, 531. our, however bounded, 638. our, is the world, 605, 760. our, right or wrong, 675. our whole country, our, 530. save in his own, 839. the undiscovered, 136. to be cherished and defended, 638. undone his, 298. wakes, sung ballads at, 274. who serves his, best, 339. with all her faults she is my, 413. Country's cause, his, 336. earth, that pleasant, 82. ends thou aim'st at be thy, 100. good, no glory but his, 571. pride, peasantry their, 396. wishes blessed, 389. Countryman who looked for his ass, 792. Countrymen, all mankind my, 605. applauses of his, 537. friends Romans, 113. hearts of his, 445. Romans, and lovers, 113. what a fall was there my, 114. County Guy the hour is nigh, 494. Courage and compassion, 299. gods look with favour on, 747. mounteth with occasion, 78. never to submit, 223. screw your, to the sticking-place, 118. stout will be put out, 26. whistling to bear his, up, 354. Courageous captain of complements, 106. Couriers of the air, 118. Course, her silent, advance, 237. I have finished my, 848. impediments in fancy's, 74. I must stand the, 148. icy current and compulsive, 155. nature's second, 120. of empire, westward the, 312. of human events, in the, 434. of justice, in the, 65. of love, my whole, 150. of nature is the art of God, 310. of one revolving moon, 268. of true love, 57. planets in their, 456. time rolls his ceaseless, 491. westward the, of empire, 312. whose, is run, 387. Courses even with the sun, 178. like ships that steer their, 211. stars in their, 814. steer their, 211. Coursed down his innocent nose, 67. Court an amorous looking-glass, to, 95. love rules the, 487. when Arthur first in, 406. Courts, a day in thy, 821. of the nation, other, 213. Courted by all the winds, 242. in your girls again, 406. Courteous, the retort, 72. though coy, 444. Courtesies, unwearied spirit in doing, 64. Courtesy, always time for, 603. in the heart of, 34. mirror of all, 98. very pink of, 107. Courtier, heel of the, 143. Courtier's scholar's eye, 136. Courtsied when you have, 42. Coute, le premier pas que, 801. Covenant with death, 834. Coventry, march through, 86. waited for the train at, 626. Cover my head now, 584. to our bones, which serves as, 82. Covert yield, try what the, 315. Covet honour, sin to, 92. Covetous, sordid fellow, 352. when Brutus grows so, 114. Covetousness, cause of, 41. Cow comes home, kiss till the, 197. very good in the field, 371. Coward conscience, 97. flattery to name a, 463. greatest, in the world, 730. on instinct, I was a, 85. scoundrel and a, 370. sneaks to death, 671. stands aside, while the, 657. that would not dare, 489. thou slave thou wretch thou, 79. Cowards, conscience makes, 136. die many times, 112. do not count in, 699. guilty consciences make, 691. mannish, many other, 66. may fear to die, 26. mock the patriot's fate, 681. plague of all, 84. what can ennoble, 319. Cowslips wan, 248. Cowslip's bell, in a, I lie, 43. Coxcombs vanquish Berkeley, 380. Coy and hard to please, 490. courteous though, 444. submission, yielded, 232. Cozenage, strange, 276. Crabbed age and youth, 163. not harsh and, 245. Crab-tree and old iron rang, 211. Crack of doom, stretch out to the, 123. the voice of melody, 635. would hear the mighty, 300. your cheeks, blow winds, 146. Crackling of thorns, as the, 830. Cradle and the grave, 358. changed in the, 790. little one's, in my, 657. of American liberty, 534. of reposing age, 328. of the deep, 676. our, stands in the grave, 182. procreant, 117. Cradles rock us nearer to the tomb, 309. Cradled into poetry by wrong, 566. Craft, gentle, 856. of will, 163. so long to lerne, 6. Craftiness, wise in their own, 816. Crag of Drachenfels, 543. Crammed, as they on earth were, 468. with distressful bread, 92. with observation, 68. Crams and blasphemes his feeder, 246. Cranks and wanton wiles, 248. Cranny, every, but the right, 424. Crannying wind, save to the, 543. Crape, saint in, 320. Cras amet qui nunquam amavit, 306. Crave, my mind forbids to, 22. no pelf, I, 109. Craving on credulity, 607. minds are not ever, 444. Crawling on my startled hopes, 296. Cream and mantle, 60. Create a soul under ribs of death, 245. Created equal, all men, 434. half to rise and half to fall, 317. suddenly, no great thing, 743. Creating, of nature's own, 358. Creation, amid nature's gay, 355. bodiless, 141. by right of an earlier, 590. from every scene of the, 457. from heat-oppressed brain, 119. hangman of, 449. hints for the, 768. lords of the, 448. nature's gay, 355. of some heart, sweet, 546. ploughshare o'er, 309. since the world's, 169. sleeps, 306. tire of all, 638. you may be of the king's, 282. Creations, God acts his own, 643. Creation's blank creation's blot, 672. dawn beheld, such as, 547. heir the world, 394. Creator drew his spirit, his great, 270. endowed by their, 434. glory of the, 169. remember now thy, 831. Creator's praise arise, let the, 302. Creature comforts, our, 283. drink pretty, drink, 472. every, lives in a state of war, 290. every, shall be purified, 41. good wine is a good familiar, 152. heaven-eyed, 486. is at his dirty work again, 327. misgivings of a, 478. not too bright or good, 474. of circumstances, 608. small beer, 89. smarts so little as a fool, 327. was stirring, not a, 527. what more felicitie can fall to, 30. why should every, drink but I, 260. Creatures bace, heavenly spirits to, 28. God made all the, 647. heaven hides from all, 315. man is an inconstant, 730. millions of spiritual, 234. of men, circumstances are the, 608. of the element, 244. rational, 227. these delicate, 154. you dissect, 323. Creatures' lives but of a day, 736. lives, human, 585. Crebillon, romances of, 387. Credit, blest paper, 322. corpse of public, 531. his own lie, 42. private, is wealth, 689. Creditor, glory of a, 46. Credulity, ye who listen with, 367. Credulities to nature, dear, 486. Creed, an Athanasian, 609. argument to thy neighbour's, 598. Calvinistic, 365. of slaves, necessity is the, 453. put your, into your deed, 600. sapping a solemn, 544. suckled in a, outworn, 476. Creeds agree, ask if our, 520. keys of all the, 632. than in half the, 633. Creep, children learn to, 15. in one dull line, ten low words, 324. into his study of imagination, 53. kind will, 14. wit that can, 328. Creeps in this petty pace, 125. Creepeth o'er ruins old, 652. Creeping hours of time, 68. like snail to school, 69. where no life is seen, 652. Crept upon our talk, 115. Crest, joy brightens his, 239. repentance rears her snaky, 355. Crested fortune, 424. Cretan against Cretan, 725. Cretur, on sech a blessed, 659. Crew, Comus and his midnight, 383. Crib, ass knoweth his master's, 832. Cribbed confined, 122. Cricket on the hearth, 250. Crickets, merry as, 771. Cried razors up and down, 432. Crier of green sauce, 771. that proclaims the conqueror, 733. Cries, hear their, 804. Crime, blanch without the owner's, 483. called virtue, fortunate, 715. forgive the, 464. it is worse than a, 805. madden to, 549. more than a, 805. numbers sanctified the, 425. of being a young man, 376. want exasperates into, 639. Crimes, all his, broad blown, 139. done in my days of nature, 131. history is the register of, 430, 801. in the name of liberty, 804. may reach the dignity of, 437. one virtue and a thousand, 551. undivulged, 147. Criminal, a, fool not to fly, 733. is acquitted, when the, 710. Crimson in thy lips, 109. wing, conquest's, 383. Crisis doth portend, what mortal, 212. Crispian, feast of, 92. rouse him at the name of, 92. Cristes lore and his apostles, 2. Critic, attribute of a good, 661. each day a, on the last, 325. Critics, admiration from most fastidious, 591. before you trust in, 539. gallery, 419. like brushers of clothes, 171. men who have failed, 505, 609. not even, criticise, 420. you know who the, are, 609. Critic's eye, not view me with, 459. part, too nicely knew the, 390. Critical, easier to be, than correct, 607. nothing if not, 151. Criticise, not even critics, 420. Criticising elves, 412. Criticism, cant of, 378. with every wind of, 375. Croak, his ill-betiding, 349. Crocodile, tears of the, 38, 192. Cromwell, Charles the First had his, 429. damned to fame, 319. guiltless of his country's blood, 385. if thou fallest, O, 100. Crony, trusty drouthy, 451. Crook, by hook or, 15. the pregnant hinges of the knee, 137. Crooked lane, straight down the, 584. Crops the flowery food, 315. Cross, last at his, 676. leads generations on, the, 566. nailed on the bitter, 82. she wore a sparkling, 325. Crosses, fret thy soul with, 30. relics crucifixes, 215. Crossed in love, an oyster may be, 442. with adversity, a man I am, 44. Crotchets in thy head, 45. Crow like chanticleer, 69. might be supposed a, 423. that flies in heaven's air, 162. Crows, swans seem whiter when by, 781. wars of kites or, 255. Crowbar, tire of all creation for a, 638. Crowche, to fawne, to, 30. Crowd, far from the madding, 385. midst the, the hum, 541. not feel the, 420. not on my soul, unborn ages, 383. of common men, 209. of jollity, I live in the, 368. we met 't was in a, 581. who foremost, 331. Crowds without company, 431. Crowded hour of glorious life, 493. Crowing of the cock, 127. Crown, better than his, 64. chance may, me, 116. emperor without his, 307. fruitless, upon my head, 121. head that wears a, 89. his breeches cost him but a, 152, 406. immortal, 359. likeness of a kingly, 228. Luke's iron, 395. not the king's, 47. of glory, hoary head is a, 826. of his head, from the, 51, 198. of life, receive the, 848. of snow, singer with the, 661. of sorrow, a sorrow's, 626. ourselves with rosebuds, 836. sweet to wear a, 94. Crowns a youth of labour, 396. all, the end, 102. to kicks, from, 559. twenty mortal murders on their, 122. Crown's disguise, through a, 391. Crowned with consolation, 157. Crowner's quest law, 143. Crowning good, 438. Crow-toe, tufted, 247. Crucifixes beads pictures, 215. Crucify the soul of man, diseases, 188. Crude surfeit reigns, where no, 245. Cruel as death, 356. as the grave, jealousy is, 832. death is always near, 687. mercies of the wicked are, 825. only to be kind, 141. Cruell'st she alive, you are the, 74. Cruelly sweet, 654. Crueltie and ambition of man, 27. Cruelty to load a falling man, 101. Crumbs from the table, 840. picked up his, 393. Crusaders, think they are, 635. Cruse, little oil in a, 815. Crush of worlds, 299. the infamous thing, 801. Crushed, odours, 455. crushed to earth, truth, 573. Crusoe, poor Robinson, 391. Crust of bread and liberty, 328. share her wretched, 657. water and a, 574. Crutch, shouldered his, 396. Cry and no wool, all, 211. bubbling, the, 557. for being born, 170. for gold, whose crying is a, 629. have a good, 584. havoc and let slip the dogs, 113. in bed we, 794. is still they come, 125. my eyes out, I shall, 787. no language but a, 632. not when his father dies, 375. to Lockow, far, 857. war is still the, 541. Crying, first voice I uttered was, 837. give give, 829. Crystal bounds, dances in his, 246. of his brow, 31. river, fair and, 180. Cuckoo buds of yellow hue, 56. mocks married men, 56. shall I call thee bird, 474. Cucumbers, as cold as, 197. lodge in a garden of, 832. sunbeams out of, 291. Cud, chew the, and are silent, 410. of bitter fancy, 71. Cudgel know by the blow, 213. thy brains no more about it, 143. Cuisses on his thighs, 86. Cultivate literature on oatmeal, we, 460. Cultivation, gratitude the fruit of, 376. Cummin, mint and anise and, 840. Cumnor Hall, the walls of, 426. Cunning as fast and loose, 55. hand, nature's sweet and, 74. in fence, 76. livery of hell, 48. point of, 166. right hand forget her, 824. sin cover itself, 52. stagers, old, 213. unfold what plaited, hides, 146. Cunningest pattern, 156. Cup and the lip, 190. dregs of fortune's, 341. inordinate, is unblessed, 152. leave a kiss but in the, 179. life's enchanted, 542. my, runneth over, 819. of hot wine, 103. of still and serious thought, 471. of water, little thing, 577. runneth over, my, 819. the heart's current lends the, 636. to the dead already, 641. Cups, in their flowing, remembered, 92. flowing, pass swiftly round, 259. that cheer but not inebriate, 420. Cupid and my Campaspe, 31. bolt of, fell, 58. giant dwarf, Dan, 55. is painted blind, 57. kills with arrows, 51. note which, strikes, 218. young Adam, 105. Cupid's curse, concludes with, 25. Curdied by the frost, 103. Cure, cheap and universal, 261. desperate, for desperate disease, 775. for life's worst ills, 594. is not worth the pain, 725. kings can cause or, 367. on exercise depend for, 270. the dumps, college joke to, 290. Cured, what can't be, 190, 773. Curfew time, magic chains at, 245. tolls the knell of parting day, 384. Curious, amazed and, 451. child, I have seen a, 480. thirsty fly, 671. time, 169. Curiosity, by way of, 353. Curiously, consider too, 144. Curled Assyrian bull, 631. darlings of our nation, 149. smoke that so gracefully, 518. Curls, auburn locks ye golden, 636. Hyperion's, 140. shakes his ambrosial, 337. ye golden, 636. Current and compulsive course, 155. of a woman's will, 670. of domestic joy, 367. of the soul, the genial, 384. 't is the heart's, 636. when it serves, take the, 115. Currents turn awry, 136. Curried, short horse soon, 12. Curs mouth a bone, as, 412. of low degree, 400. Curse all his virtues, 298. all men's, 710. causeless shall not come, 828. concludes with Cupid's, 25. many a deadly, 449. his better angel, 156. of mankind, 102. of marriage, 154. of service, 't is the, 149. on all laws, 333. primal eldest, 139. Curses are like young chickens, 606. dark, rigged with, 247. not loud but deep, 124. so, all Eve's daughters, 46. Cursed be he that moves my bones, 163. be the verse, 327. man low sitting, 28. spite, 133. the spot is, 472. with every prayer, 321. Cursing like a very drab, 135. Curst by heaven's decree, 398. hard reading, easy writing 's, 443. Curtailed of this fair proportion, 95. Curtain, close up his eyes and draw the, 94. draw the, 74. drew Priam's, 88. fall, Anarch lets the, 332. let down the, 770. the sleeping world, to, 568. twilight's, spreading far, 582. Curtains, fringed, of thine eye, 43. let fall the, 420. Curule chair, Tully's, 391. Cushion and soft dean invite, 322. lay your golden, down, 677. Custom, a thing of, 122. always of the afternoon, 132. followed because it is a custom, 799. is second nature, 735. more honoured in the breach, 130. nature her, holds, 143. nothing is stronger than, 707. of Branksome Hall, 487. reconciles us to everything, 407. should corrupt the world lest, 629. stale her infinite variety, 157. that monster, 141. tyrant, 151, 784. what is done against, 741. Customs and its businesses, 424. Customary suits of solemn black, 127. 'Customed hill, missed him on the, 386. Customers, sign brings, 797. Cut and come again, 444. beard of formal, 69. him out in little stars, 107. is the branch, 41. loaf, to steal a shive of a, 104. most unkindest, of all, 113. take the short, 753. Cutpurse of the empire, 140. Cut-throat dog, 61. Cycle and epicycle, 237. of Cathay, 626. Cygnet to this pale faint swan, 80. Cymbal, tinkling, 845. Cymbrian plain, 27. Cynic, a talent is too much for a, 732. character of a, 746. Cynosure of neighbouring eyes, 248. upon the sea obscure, 782. Cynthia fair regent of the night, 426. of this minute, 321. Ralph howls to, 331. Cypress and myrtle, land of the, 549. Cypress-trees bear no fruit, 734. Cytherea's breath, 77.

Dab at an index, 403. Dacian mother, there was their, 546. Dad, called my brother's father, 78. Dæmons, that there are, 760. Daffed the world aside, 86. Daffadills fair, we weep to see, 202. Daffodils before the swallow, 77. Dagger, air-drawn, 122. I see before me, is this a, 119. of the mind a false creation, 119. smiles at the drawn, 299. Daggers, I will speak, to her, 139. in men's smiles, there 's, 120. though it rain, 192. Daggers-drawing, been at, 213. Daily beauty in his life, 156. life, lies before us in, 237. Daintie flowre or herbe, 28. Daintier sense, hath the, 143. Dainties bred in a book, 55. might hurt their health, 398. Daintiest last to make the end most sweet, 80. Dainty plant is the ivy green, 652. Daisie the eye of the day, 6. Daisies, myriads of, 486. pied, and violets blue, 56. pied, meadows trim with, 248. that men callen, in our toun, 6. Daisy protects the dewdrop, 486. there 's a, 142. Dale, haunted spring or, 251. musk-rose of the, 248. or piny mountain, 504. under the hawthorn in the, 248. Dales and fields hills and valleys, 40. Dalliance, primrose path of, 129. Dallies like the old age, 75. with the innocence of love, 75. Dally with wrong, 500. Dam, pretty chickens and their, 124. the waters of the Nile, 596. Damask cheek, feed on her, 76. Dame of Ephesus, 295. sulky sullen, 451. Dames, it gars me greet ah gentle, 451. of ancient days, 395. Damiata and Mount Casius, 228. Damien's bed of steel, 395. Damn me, abuses me to, 135. with faint praise, 327. your precious soul, 772. Damnable deceitful woman, 280. iteration, thou hast, 83. Damnation, distilled, 457. of his taking off, 118. round the land, deal, 334. to suffer wet, 34. within two fingers' breadth of, 758. Damned all silent and all, 468. be him that first cries hold, 126. better be, 431. democrats, the, 559. devil with devil, 227. first, I 'll see thee, 464. seen him, ere I would, 76. spirit of health or goblin, 130. spot, out I say, 124. to everlasting fame, 319. to fame, 331, 354. use that word in hell, the, 108. Damning those they have no mind to, 211. Damp fell round, when a, 485. my intended wing, 238. Damsel lay deploring, a, 347. with a dulcimer, 500. Dan Chaucer, well of English undefyled, 28. Cupid regent of love rhymes, 55. to Beersheba, from, 379, 814. Dance and jollity, 243. and Provençal song, 575. and wine, banquet song with, 562. attendance, 101. Gill shall, 199. of snow, like a, 648. on with the, 542. their wayward round, 469. the Pyrrhic, 557. when you do, 78. who have learned to, 324. Dances, Congress of Vienna but, 803. in his crystal bounds, 246. in the wind, 274. midnight, and the public show, 335. such a way, she, 256. Danced, laughed and, 676. Dancing days, past our, 105. drinking-time, a merry, 272. in the chequered shade, 248. more like wrestling than, 754. on a volcano, 811. Dandin, George, you would have it so, 798. Dandolo, hour of blind old, 545. Dane, an antique Roman than a, 146. royal, Hamlet king, 130. Danger, delay always breeds, 787. on the deep, 581. out of this nettle, 84. pleased with the, 267. shape of, cannot dismay, 476. Dangers, loved me for the, 151. of the seas, 176. sing the, of the sea, 672. thou canst make us scorn, what, 451. Danger's troubled night, 515. Dangerous, delays are, 276. ends, delays have, 93. little learning is, 323. sea, most, 63. something in me, 144. such men are, 111. to be of no church, 369. Daniel come to judgment! yea, a Daniel! 65. second Daniel, a Daniel, Jew, 65. well-languaged, 201. Dank and dropping weeds, 253. Dante, no such figure in literature as, 662. of the dread Inferno, 645. sleeps afar like Scipio, 545. Dappled turf, on the, 473. Dare and yet I may not, 25. do all becomes a man, 118. fain would I but I, not, 25. not do an ill thing, I, 730. not wait upon, I would, 118. not, would fain deny and, 124. the elements to strife, 550. to be true, 205. to chide me, who shall, 654. to die, bear to live or, 318. what man, I dare, 122. what men, do, 52. will to do the soul to, 491. Dared to love their country, 336. what he thought he, 342. what none hath, thou hast, 26. Dares do more, who, 118. not put it to the touch, 257. stir abroad, 127. think one thing, who, 338. this pair of boots displace, 388. Darien, silent upon a peak in, 576. Daring dined, and greatly, 332. in full dress, 555. pilot in extremity, 267. the lovers are the, 666. Dark amid the blaze of noon, 241. and bright, best of, 535. and doubtful, from the, 443. and dreary, some days, 613. and lonely hiding-place, 501. and silent grave, 26. as children fear to go in the, 164. as Erebus, affections, 66. as pitch, 265. at one stride comes the, 498. backward in the, 42. blue depths, 507. blue sea, glad waters of the, 550. cottage, the soul's, 221. ever-during, surrounds me, 230. eye in woman, 544. horse, 608. illumine what in me is, 223. irrecoverably, 241. leap into the, 770. mournful rustling in the, 615. rigged with curses, 247. shining nowhere but in the, 264. sun to me is, 241. ways that are, 669. with excessive bright, 231. words, with these, 479. Darkeneth counsel by words, 817. Darker grows the night, as, 399. Darkest day, the, 423. Darkish, the leaf was, 245. Darkly deeply beautifully blue, 507, 559. see through a glass, 845. Darkness and the worm, 308. born, in silent, 39. Cimmerian, 513. dawn on our, 535. encompass the tomb, 535. falls from the wings of night, 614. from light, 650. instruments of, tell us truths, 116. jaws of, devour it, 57. land of, 816. leaves the world to, 384. let us weep in our, 655. night and storm and, 544. not in utter do we come, 477. of the land, ring out the, 633. of the sky, cast the, 23. pestilence that walketh in, 822. prince of, 147, 256. raven down of, 244. sorrows and, 535. through, up to God, 320, 610. universal, buries all, 332. up to God, through, 632. visible, no light but, 223. which may be felt, 813. Darksome cave they enter, 28. Darling, an old man's, 19. of nature, 776. sin, his, 501. the Frenchman's, 421. the poet's, 473. Darlings, wealthy curled, 149. Darnel cockle wild oats, 783. Dart, death shook his, 240. feather on the fatal, 539. like the poisoning of a, 261. shook a dreadful, 228. stricken with a, 696. time shall throw a, at thee, 179. Darts, breaking the bundle of, 731. Dash him to pieces, 114. maturest counsels, 226. Date, short is my, 339. Daughter, farewell to thee Araby's, 526. lyeth at the point of death, 841. of his voice, sole, 239. of Jove, relentless power, 382. of my house and heart, 542. of the dawn, 338, 342. of the voice of God, 475. one fair, and no more, 134. still harping on my, 133. this old man's, 149. to her daughter take, 683. Daughters, fairest of fair Zurich's, 677. fairest of her, 232. horseleech, hath two, 829. many, have done virtuously, 829. of earth, words are the, 368. of my father's house, 76. so curses all Eve's, 46. words are men's, 368. Daughter's daughter cries, 688. heart, preaching down a, 626. Dauphiness at Versailles, 409. David and Josias, 686. not only hating, 268. Daw, no wiser than a, 93. Dawn, belong not to the, 235. creation's, 547. daughter of the, 338, 342. golden exhalations of the, 504. is breaking, gray, 673. is overcast, the, 297. later star of, 485. may-time and the cheerful, 474. no, no dusk no noon, 586. of light, 563. on our darkness, 535. Dawning, bird of, 127. of morn, with the, 515. tongue and pen aid the, 653. Daws to peck at, 149. Day after the fair, 12. and night, more sure than, 436. and night, O, 133. as it fell upon a, 175. as one shall see in a summer's, 57. as she lay on that, 453. at the close of the, 428. be drunk the business of the, 273. be she fairer than the, 199. better deed the better, 172. better, the worse deed, 282. beyond the night across the, 627. big the fate of Cato, 297. blabbing and remorseful, 94. break of, 49. breathing time of, with me, 145. brought back my night, 252. burden and heat of the, 840. by algebra tell what hour of, 210. by day, that see we, 5. cap by night a stocking all the, 397. cares that infest the, 614. chest of drawers by, 397. close the drama with the, 312. close the eye of, 251. continual dropping in a rainy, 829. count that, lost, 688. daisie the eye of the, 6. darkest, the, 423. deceased, of every, 307. deficiencies of the present, 368. denies to gaudy, 551. dies like the dolphin, parting, 545. dog will have his, 145. dogs ye have had your, 347. each, critic on the last, 325. each moment is a, 608. entertains the harmless, 174. every, should be passed as if it were our last, 712. eye of, 6, 251, 434. eyes the break of, 49. fills his blue urn with fire, 600. for ever and a, 71. gather honey all the, 302. gaudy blabbing and remorseful, 94. great avenging, 337. great the important, 297. hand open as, 90. he that outlives this, 92. her suffering ended with the, 639. I dearly love but one, 285. I 've lost a, 307. in clouds brings on the, 297. in its pride, 528. in June, what so rare as a, 658. in thy courts, 821. infinite, excludes the night, 303. into the light of common, 478. is aye fair, the, 458. is done and darkness falls, 614. is long, merry as the, 50. is past and gone, 570. jocund, stands tiptoe, 108. joint labourer with the, 126. kings upon their coronation, 269. knell of parting, 384. life confined within the space of a, 736. life is like unto a winter's, 263. live-long, the, 110. love of life's young, 580. maddest merriest, 624. makes man a slave, whatever, 346. marked with a white stone, 789. may bring forth, what a, 829. merry heart goes all the, 77. morning shows the, 241. must follow as the night the, 130. night is long that never finds the, 124. no proper time of, 586. not to me returns, 230. now 's the, now 's the hour, 450. of adversity, 828, 830. of death, ere the first, 548. of deliverance, 429. of judgment, vulgarize the, 597. of nothingness, first dark, 548. of prosperity, 830. of small things, 836. of thy power, in the, 823. of virtuous liberty, 298. of woe the watchful night, 508. of wrong, I have seen the, 56. or ever I had seen that, 128. parting, linger and play on its summit, 529. peaceful night from busy, 387. peep of, 202. posteriors of this, 56. powerful king of, 355. precincts of the cheerful, 385. promise of your early, 535. rain it raineth every, 77. right must win the, 653. rival in the light of, 482. Rome was not built in a, 15, 792. short or never so long, 19. so calm so cool, 204. so shuts the eye of, 434. star arise in your hearts, 849. steal something every, 330. sufficient unto the, 838. summer's, hath a, 259. sunbeam in a winter's, 358. superfluous burden loads the, 252. sun shall not smite thee by, 824. sweet Phosphor bring the, 203. that comes betwixt a Saturday and Monday, 285. that is dead, grace of a, 627. the bricks are alive at this, 94. think that, lost, 688. thunder in a fair frosty, 266. uncertain glory of an April, 44. unto day, uttereth speech, 819. unto the perfect, 825. very rainy, 839. without all hope of, 241. worse deed the better, 282. wrong side of thirty if she be a, 292. yield, to night, 93. you shall seek all, 60. Days, afternoon of her best, 97. among the dead, 506. are as grass, his, 823. are dwindled, whose, 433. are in the yellow leaf, 555. are swifter than a shuttle, 816. as thy, so thy strength, 814. begin with trouble here, 687. born in better, 341. brighten all our future, 380. called the feast of Crispian, 92. dames of ancient, 395. dead-letter, 508. dull and hoary, 264. even from my boyish, 150. fear nor wish for your last, 722. find it after many, 831. flight of future, 227. forty, and forty nights, 812. friend of my better, 562. full of sweet, and roses, 204. giants in those, 812. halcyon, 93. happy mixtures of happy, 554. heavenly, one of those, 469. in her right hand, length of, 825. in my born, 787. in the week, of all the, 285. in these Christian, 534. light doth trample on my, 263. light of other, 523, 561. live laborious, 247. long as twenty, are now, 470. looked on better, 68. measure of my, 820. melancholy, are come, 573. men in these degenerate, 337. my, are dull and hoary, 264. next, never so good, 713. of absence sad and dreary, 802. of art, elder, 615. o' auld lang syne, 449. of childhood, in my, 509. of few, and full of trouble, 817. of my distracting grief, 392. of nature, in my, 131. of old, in the brave, 593. of our years are threescore, 822. of thy youth, in the, 831. of your life, live all the, 293. on evil, though fallen, 236. one of those heavenly, 469. past our dancing, 105. peace and slumberous calm, 575. perfect, if ever come, 658. pride of former, 519. race of other, 564. red-letter, 508. salad, when I was green, 157. shuts up the story of our, 26. some, must be dark and dreary, 613. supported by precedents, 726. sweet childish, 470. teach us to number our, 822. that are no more, 630. that need borrow, 258. though fallen, on evil, 236. to all our nights and, 117. to lengthen our, 521. to lose good, 29. to remember better, 769. trample on my, 263. we have seen better, 68, 109. when we went gypsying, 683. with God he passed the, 305. with toil winding up, 92. world of happy, 96. Day's business, end of this, 115. garish eye, 250. life, death of each, 120. march nearer home, 497. Daylight and truth meet, 255. can see a church by, 50. confines of truth and, 255. finish, must in death your, 651. sick, this night is but the, 66. we burn, 45. Day-star arise in your hearts, 849. so sinks the, 248. Daze the world, 594. Dazzle the vision feminine, 594. Dazzles to blind, 428. Dazzling fence of rhetoric, 246. Dazzlingly in full dress, 555. Dead and gone, he is, 405. and turned to clay, 144. are there, knoweth not the, 825. as Chelsea, 854. being, with him is beauty slain, 161. better be with the, 121. bivouac of the, 681. but sceptred sovereign, 554. converse with the mighty, 356. cup to the, already, 641. day that is, grace of a, 627. days among the, 506. fading honours of the, 487. fault against the, 127. for a ducat, dead, 140. he mourns the, 307. in his harness, 837. in look so woe-begone, 88. languages, 556. lion, living dog better than a, 831. men's bones, full of, 841. men's skulls, 96. men, who wait for, 16. mournings for the, 615. nature seems, 719. no pageant train when I am, 571. not, but gone before, 455. not to speak evil of the, 758. of midnight, 433. of night, 88. on the field of honour, 808. only the, who do not return, 804. past bury its dead, 612. poets in their misery, 470. rest her soul, she 's, 143. say I 'm sick, I 'm, 326. sheeted, did squeak, 126. sleeping but never, 656. the breathers of this world are, 162. the law hath not been, 48. the noble living and the noble, 476. this earth that bears thee, 87. thought it happier to be, 600. vast and middle of the night, 128. when I am, let fire destroy the world, 707. when I am, no pageant train, 571. when the living might exceed the, 219. who hath bent him o'er the, 548. would I were, now, 584. Dead-letter days, 508. Deadly fair so coldly sweet, 548. breach, imminent, 150. Deaf adder, like the, 821. as the sea in rage, 80. none so, that will not hear, 19, 283. Deal damnation round the land, 334. of nothing, infinite, 60. of sack, intolerable, 85. of scorn, what a, 76. of skimble-skamble stuff, 85. Dealings, whose hard, 62. Dean, cushion and soft, 322. Deans, dowagers for, 629. Dear as remembered kisses, 630. as the light of these sad eyes, 383. as the ruddy drops, 383. as the vital warmth, 280. as these eyes that weep, 280. be what men call life, 699. beauteous death, 264. charmer away, 348. common flower, 657. five hundred friends, 419. for his whistle, paid, 361. for my possessing, too, 162. forever kind forever, 340. hut our home, 362. makes the remembrance, 74. man to all the country, 396. my, my better half, 34. sixpence all too, 152, 406. son of memory, 251. to God, worthy patriots, 254. to gods and men, 347. to me as are the ruddy drops, 112. to me as life and light, 450. to memory, thou art, 587. to this heart, 537. Dearer than his horse, something, 626. than self, something dear, 541. Dearest enemy, nearest and, 174. foe in heaven, met my, 128. thing he owed, 117. Dearly let or let alone, 204. Dears, the lovely, 446. Death, a hero in, 340. a necessary end, 112. a stopping of impressions, 754. after, the doctor, 205. aims with fouler spite, 203. all in the valley of, 628. and his brother sleep, 567. and life, bane and antidote, 299. and taxes, 361. and that rest forever, 664. and the sole death, 650. armed with new terror, 528. back resounded, 229. be thou faithful unto, 849. begun, birth is nothing but, 309. bones hearsed in, 130. borders upon our birth, 182. broke the vital chain, 367. brother to sleep, 39. by slanderous tongues, done to, 54. calls ye, 209. came with friendly care, 500. can this be, my soul, 335. come to the bridal chamber, 562. cometh soon or late, 593. covenant with, 834. coward sneaks to, 671. cruel as, 356. cruel, is always near, 687. dear beauteous, 264. doors that lead to, 218. drawing near her, 221. dread of something after, 136. dull cold ear of, 384. early, to favourites, 546. eclipsed the gayety of nations, 369. eloquent just and mighty, 26. epitaph after your, 134. ere thou hast slain another, 179. faithful unto, 849. fell sergeant, 145. first day of, 548. forerunneth love to win, 621. four fingers from, 758. from sickness unto, 497. give me liberty or give me, 430. gone to her, 586. grim, 194, 229. grinned horrible, 229. guilty of his own, 143. had the majority long since, 355. harbingers of blood and, 126. has done all death can, 648. hath a thousand doors, 180, 194. hath so many doors, 198. heaven gives to its favourites early, 546. herald after my, 101. his Maker and the angel, 502. how wonderful is, 567. hymn to his own, 80. I bled and cryed out, 229. I would fain die a dry, 42. in battle, prise of, 660. in itself is nothing, 276. in life, oh, 630. in that sleep of, 135. in the midst of life, 851. in the pot, 816. into the world, brought, 223. intrenched, 309. is a secret of nature, 751. is an eternal sleep, 805. is beautiful, 661. is certain to all, 89. is nigh at hand, 751. is not the worst evil, 696. is strict in his arrest, 145. is this life really, 766. just and mightie, 26. kneeling by his bed, 40. laid low in, 514. lays his icy hands, 209. lieth at the point of, 841. life perfected by, 620. love is strong as, 832. loves a shining mark, 309. lurks in every flower, 535. makes equal the high and low, 9. man makes a, 308. meetest for, 64. men equal in presence of, 708. men fear, 164. most in apprehension, 48. nativity chance or, 46. no difference between life and, 757. no other herald after my, 101. not divided in, 815. nothing our own but, 82. of a dear friend, the, 59. of each day's life, 120. of his saints, 823. of kings, sad stories of the, 82. of princes, heavens blaze forth, the, 112. of the righteous, 813. of the saints of the Lord, 823. old men's prayers for, 697. only craves not gifts, 696. paradise to what we fear of, 49. quiet us in, so noble, 242. reaper whose name is, 613. remembered kisses after, 630. rides on every breeze, 535. righteous hath hope in his, 826. ruling passion strong in, 321. sense of, most in apprehension, 48. shades of, 228. shadow of, 816. shook his dart, 240. should sing, 't is strange that, 80. silence deep as, 515. silent halls of, 572. slavery or, which to choose, 298. sleep before, 736. sleep is a, 218. smooth the bed of, 328. sorrows of, compassed me, 818. soul under the ribs of, 245. speak me fair in, 65. still lovely in, 308. studied in his, 117. succeeded life so softly, 270. such ugly sights of, 96. sweats to, Falstaff, 84. the beauteous ruin lovely in, 308. the consoler, 616. the fear of, 711. the healer, scorn thou not, 696. the jaws of, 77, 628. there is no, 615. thing that nature wills, 755. think not, disdainfully of, 755. thou hast all seasons, 570. till they have wakened, 151. till, us do part, 850. 't is not all of, to die, 496. to a world of, 500. to life, from, 40. to us play to you, 670. to what we fear of, 49. triumphant, 240. ugly sights of, 96. under the ribs of, 245. unexpected, the best sort, 735. untimely stopped, 335. urges knells call, 307. vacancies by, are few, 435. valiant taste but once of, 112. victory or, resolved on, 804. wages of sin is, 844. way to dusty, 125. we fear our, in every hedge, 783. what men call life, 766. what should it know of, 466. where is thy sting, 335, 846. where sin and, abound, 497. which nature never made, 308. whose portal we call, 615. with rust, eaten to, 88. Deaths, cowards die many times before their, 112. feels a thousand, 308. unknown, to fame, 339. Death's pale flag, 109. Death-bed a detector of the heart, 307. of fame, from the, 514. Death-beds, ask, they can tell, 307. Debate, Rupert of, 606, 607. Debt, a double, to pay, 397. a national, is a national blessing, 532. no, with so much prejudice put off as that of justice, 740. to nature 's quickly paid, 204. Debts, he that dies pays all, 43. Debtor to his profession, 164. Decalogue, can hear the, 468. Decay, fretted the pigmy body to, 267. gradations of, 367. hastes to swift, 367. majestic in, 347. melts in unperceived, 365. muddy vesture of, 65. wealth accumulates and men, 396. Decays, age unconscious of, 341. glimmering and, 264. Decay's effacing fingers, 548. Deceased, he first, 175. he is indeed, 62. spirit of every day, 307. Deceit, hug the dear, 362. in gorgeous palace, 107. men favour the, 276. Deceitful, appearances are, 766. favour is, 829. shine deceitful flow, 524. woman damnable, 280. Deceive when first we practise to, 490. Deceived, true way to be, 795. trust all and be, 641. Deceiver, to deceive the, 797. Deceivers ever, men were, 51, 405. December, in a drear-nighted, 576. mirth of its, 595. seek roses in, 539. snow, wallow naked in, 81. when men wed, 71. Decencies content to dwell in, 321. those thousand, 238. Decency, die with, 280. right meet of, 380. want of, is want of sense, 278. Decently and in order, 846. Decide, moment to, 657. when doctors disagree who shall, 322. Decider of dusty and old titles, 199. Decision, in the valley of, 836. Deck, boy stood on the burning, 570. Decked, thy bride-bed to have, 144. Declined into the vale of years, 153. Decoy, fashion's brightest arts, 398. Decrease, life is in, 309. Decree, curst by heaven's, 398. doom of fates, 29. Decrees, a mighty state's, 633. Dedes, gentil, to do the, 4. Dedicate his beauty to the sun, 104. Dedicated to closeness, 42. Dedis, gentil that doth gentil, 4. Dee, across the sands o', 664. lived on the river, 427. rises o'er the source of, 673. Deed, applaud the, 121. attempt and not the, 119. better day the better, 172. better day the worse, 282. dignified by the doer's, 73. first in every graceful, 337. friend in, 16. go with it, unless the, 123. in every eye, blow the, 118. kind of good, to say well, 98. no noise over a good, 753. of dreadful note, 121. of mischief, every, 430. of shame, each, 616. purpose is equal to the, 307. put your creed in your, 600. shall blow the horrid, 118. so shines a good, 66. tells of a nameless, 456. will for the, 292, 297, 772, 782. without a name, 123. Deeds are men, 206. are the sons of heaven, 368. be not careless in good, 755. blessings wait on virtuous, 294. done in their clime, 549. excused his devilish, 232. foul, will rise, 129. fruitful of golden, 230. inimitable his, 36. in, not years, 542. is known by gentle, 29. kind, with coldness, 466. life measured by, 443. matter for virtuous, 36. means to do ill, make deeds ill done, 80. not words, 185. of kindness, little, 642. of men, looks quite through the, 111. of mercy, teach us to render, 65. power shall fall short in, 644. unlucky, relate, 156. we live in, not years, 654. which make up life, 644. words are no, 98. Deep and dark blue ocean, 547. and gloomy wood, 467. are dumb, 25. as a well, 't is not so, 107. as death, silence, 515. as first love, 630. beauty of the world skin, 262. bosom of the ocean, 95. bottom of the, dive into the, 84. calleth unto deep, 820. curses not loud but, 124. damnation of his taking off, 118. damp vault, 308. danger on the, 581. deep sea, under the, 583. drink, or taste not, 323. embosomed in the, 395. fishes that tipple in the, 259. for his hearers, too, 399. healths five fathom, 105. home is on the, 514. home on the rolling, 679. in the lowest, a lower, 231. malice to conceal, 232. of night is crept upon our talk, 115. on his front engraven, 227. philosophy, search of, 260. plough the watery, 337. potations pottle, 152. rocked in the cradle of the, 676. sleep falleth on men, 816. spirits from the vasty, 85. thoughts too, for tears, 478. to boil like a pot, 818. versed in books, 241. where the brook is, 93. yet clear, 257. Deep-contemplative, fools so, 68. Deeper than all speech, 653. than plummet sounded, 43. Deepest consequence, 116. Deeply beautifully blue, 507, 559. Deep-mouthed welcome, 556. Deer, a-chasing the, 450. a shade, hunter and the, 443, 514. let the stricken, go weep, 138. mice and such small, 147. Defamed by every charlatan, 633. Defeats more triumphant than victories, 774. Defect arise, so may a glory from, 650. cause of this, 133. caused by any natural, 168. fine by, 321. Defective comes by cause, 133. Defence against lightning, 713. at one gate, to make, 242. immodest words admit of no, 278. in war a weak, 273. millions for, 673. of nations, cheap, 410. Defend me from my friends, 808. your departed friend, 270. Defensive as a moat, 81. Defer, madness to, 306. not till to-morrow, 295. Deferred, hope, 826. Defiance, bid the tyrants, 516. in their eye, 395. Deficiencies of the present day, 368. Definitions of prose and poetry, 505. Deformed, I know that, 52. unfinished, 95. Deformity which beggars mimicked, 590. Defunct bodies, ghosts of, 210. Defy the devil, 76. the tooth of time, 311. Degenerate days, in these, 337. sons, earth's, 341. Degenerates from the sire, the son, 337. Degree, all in the, 318. curs of low, 400. is preserved, unless, 714. men of low and high, 821. of woe, bliss must gain by, 377. wight of low, 406. Degrees, fine by, 287. ill habits gather by unseen, 274. it grows up by, 197. of kin, prohibited, 215. scorning the base, 111. take but, away, 102. virtue has its, 197. Deified by our own spirits, 470. Deity, half dust half, 554. offended, for, 448. omnipresent like the, 534. Dejected never, never elated, 320. thing of fortune, the most, 148. Dejection do we sink as low, 470. Delay, above all low, 524. always breeds, 787. Mecca saddens at the long, 356. reluctant amorous, 232. reproved each dull, 396. the law's, 135. Delays are dangerous, 276. have dangerous ends, 93. Delectable mountains, 266. Deliberates, woman that, 298. Deliberation sat, on his front, 227. Delicate creatures, call these, 154. Delicately weak, 321. Delicious bed O bed O bed, 584. land, done for this, 540. Delight and dole, in equal scale, 127. faints with its own, 549. go to it with, 158. he drank, 444. heirs of pure, 477. in, a sight to, 506. in, labour we, 120. in love, if there 's, 294. in others' misfortunes, 407. in sorrowing soul, 346. into a sacrifice, 204. land of pure, there is a, 303. lap me in, 564. life seemed one pure, 587. mounted in, 470. my ever new, 235. my private hours, 241. over-payment of, 508. paint the meadows with, 56. plaything gives his youth, 318. she 's my, 279. she was a phantom of, 474. the wonder of our stage, 179. to do the things I ought, 535. to pass away the time, 96. we all quote by, 603. with liberty, to enjoy, 30. Delights, all passions all, 501. not me, man, 134. that witchingly instil, 357. to scorn, 247. violent, have violent ends, 107. Delightful measures, to, 95. studies, still air of, 253. task, 355. Deliverance, day of, 429. Dell, wandering down the shady, 587. Delphian vales, the, 562. Delphic oracle, sayings of the, 736. Delphos, steep of, 251. Deluge, after me the, 807. showers, the rain a, 453. Delusion a mockery and a snare, a, 527. of youth, 608. Delusive vain and hollow, 683. Demd damp moist body, 652. horrid grind, 652. Demi-paradise, this other Eden, 81. Democracy, egg of, 662. in your own house, 734. Democratie, fierce, 241. Democrats, the damned, 559. Democritus would not weep, what, 484. Demonstrate a providence, to, 743. Demosthenes and Phocion, 728. and Pythias, 728. chance to fall below, 459. with pebbles in his mouth, 728. De mortuis nil nisi bonum, 758. Den, beard the lion in his, 490. Denied the faith, he hath, 847. who comes to be, 193. Denizen, the world's tired, 541. Denmark, it may be so in, 132. ne'er a villain in all, 132. something is rotten in, 131. Deny, heart would fain, 124. Depart come like shadows, so, 123. loth to, 288. Departed worth, relic of, 541. Departing friend, tolling a, 88. Deplore thee, we will not, 535. Deploring, a damsel lay, 347. Depressed by poverty, 366. with cares, 348. Depth, far beyond my, 99. in philosophy, 166. in whose calm, 577. of some divine despair, 630. of the soul, gods approve the, 481. Depths and shoals of honour, 100. chasms and watery, 504. dark blue, 507. of hell, guests are in the, 825. of life, piercing the, 542. of the ocean, 674. sinks into thy, 547. Deputed sword, nor the, 47. Derangement of epitaphs, 440. Derby dilly with three insides, 464. Descant amorous, 233. Descended from above, 23. Descending, never ending always, 506. Descent and fall is adverse, 226. claims of long, 624. to Hades, 759. Describe the undescribable, 545. Description, beggared all, 157. Desdemona would incline, 150. Desert air, sweetness on the, 385. blossom as the rose, 834. fountain in the, 552. in the wide, 583. of a thousand lines, 329. of the mind, the leafless, 549. of the sea, 833. or water but the, 546. use every man after his, 134. water but the, 546. were my dwelling-place, 547. where no life is found, 583. wildernesses, 243. Deserts full of wild beasts, 722. his, are small, 257. idle and antres vast, 150. Deserted at his utmost need, 271. Deserve better of mankind, 290. we 'll do more we 'll, 297. Deserving, honour without, 35. Design, things difficult to, 368. Designs close in like effects, 646. Desire, bloom of young, 382. every man has business and, 132. fierce, liveth not in, 488. hope thou nurse of young, 427. is a perpetual rack, 188. kindle soft, 272. lift from earth our low, 549. more love, I shall, 66. of glory, 747. of knowledge in excess, 165. of power in excess, 165. of receiving greater benefits, 796. of the moth for the star, 567. shall fail, 831. the soul's sincere, 497. this fond, 298. vision of unfilled, 768. Desires of the mind, 169. sordid hopes and vain, 534. your hearts, be with you, 66. Desired, it is that which I, 837. no more to be, 788. Desk's dead wood, 509. Desolate, no one so utterly, 613. none are so, 541. Desolation, abomination of, 841. Despair, black, 564. conscience wakes, 231. depth of some divine, 630. fiercer by, 226. from hope and from, 340. hurried question of, 550. nympholepsy of some fond, 546. of getting out, 180. our final hope is flat, 226. shall I wasting in, 199. that slumbered, 231. the message of, 513. where reason would, 377. where seraphs might, 540. wrath and infinite, 231. Despaires, comfortlesse, 30. Despairing, sweeter for thee, 452. Despatch is the soul of business, 353. that business quickly, 810. Despatchful looks, 235. Desperate appliance, relieved by, 141. disease, desperate cure for, 775. diseases grown, 141. steps, beware of, 423. Despise me, ay do, 428. Despised, I like to be, 428. weak and, old man, 147. Despond, slough of, 265. Despondency and madness, 470. Destined page, 456. Destinies, fates and, 62. Destiny, hanging and wiving go by, 63. in shady leaves of, 258. man's genius is a, 742. marriage and hanging go by, 192. one country, one, 531. wedding is, 10. Destroy his fib or sophistry, 327. is murder one to, 311. strong only to, 421. Destroyed by thought, 413. once, never supplied, 396. so cowardly, 83. Destroying, fighting and still, 272. Destruction of the poor, 825. pride goeth before, 826. startles at, 298. that wasteth at noonday, 822. Destructive man, smiling, 281. woman, damnable deceitful, 280. Desuetude, innocuous, 669. Desultory man, 417. Detect, lose it the moment you, 320. Detector of the heart, 307. Detest the offence, 336. Detraction at your heels, 76. will not suffer it, 87. Deviates into sense, never, 269. Device, banner with the strange, 614. Devices still are overthrown, 138. Devil a monk was he, 772. as a roaring lion, 849. at everything, 787. author of lies, 193. bane of all that dread the, 466. brooked the eternal, 110. builds a chapel, 192, 196, 206, 286. can cite Scripture, 61. defy the, 76. did grin, the, 501. don't let him go to the, 372. drives, when the, 18, 73, 772, 787. drove them, as if the, 772. eat with the, 18. every man was god or, 268. fears a painted, 120. for all, 191. go poor, get thee gone, 378. go to the, 372. God or, every man was, 268. has the largest congregation, 286. hath power to assume, 135. have all the good tunes, 673. his due, give the, 83. how the, they got there, 327. hunting for one fair female, 272. in all his quiver, 560. is gone, a-walking the, 507. is in, the place the, 218. laughing, in his sneer, 551. let us call thee, 152. livery to serve the, 588. of habits, is angel yet in this, 141. renounce the, 850. resist the, 849. sends cooks, 20, 388. stood abashed, 234. sugar o'er the, himself, 135. synonyme for the, 590. take the hindmost, 211. tell truth and shame the, 85, 772. the ingredient is a, 152. to pay, 519. to serve the, 588. was sick, 772. wear black, let the, 138. when most I play the, 96. when thou wast made a, 183. with devil damned, 227. world flesh and the, 850. would build a chapel, 770. Devils at Worms, 770. must print, 520. Devil's back, got over the, 773. Devil-in-all to pay, 787. Devilish deeds, excused his, 232. sly, tough and, 652. Devine, wel she sange the service, 1. Devise wit write pen, 55. Devised by the enemy, 98. Devotion, ignorance mother of, 193, 275. object of universal, 536. solemn acts of, by, 429. the still prayer of, 524. to something afar, 567. Devotion's visage, 135. Devour, seeking whom he may, 849. thy heart, do not, 765. Devouring hand, time's, 352. Devoutly to be wished, 135. Dew, as sunlight drinketh, 623. besprent with April, 180. chaste as morning, 308. diamonds in their infant, 275. drop of ink falling like, 558. exhaled as the morning, 270. faded like the morning, 513. from the heath-flower, 491. glistering with, 233. her eye dissolved in, 427. like a silent, 202. of sleep, timely, 233. of slumber, honey-heavy, 111. of thy birth, 851. of thy youth, 823. of yon high eastward hill, 127. of youth, morn and liquid, 129. on his thin robe, 515. on the mountain, like the, 491. thaw and resolve itself into a, 127. upon a thought, like, 558. walks o'er the, 127. washed with morning, 491. wombe of morning, 28. Dews, brushing away the, 386. his wrath allay, no twilight, 493. morn the mother of, 355. of summer nights, 426. of the evening, 353. twilight, are falling fast, 524. Dewdrop clinging to the rose, 611. daisy protects the, 486. from the lion's mane, 102. there 's a woman like a, 644. Dewdrops which the sun impearls, 235. Dewy eve, from noon to, 225. freshness fills the silent air, 507. Diabolical knowledge, 440. Diadem of snow, 553. precious, stole, 140. Dial from his poke, drew a, 68. hour by his, 68. not in figures on a, 654. to the sun, true as, 215, 306. usefulness of a, 764. Dialect, a Babylonish, 210. Dialogism, a problematical, 401. Diamond, cut diamond, 670. form, of, 420. great rough, 353. me no diamonds, 861. pen with point of a, 835. Diamonds, bright as young, 275. Dian's temple, hangs on, 103. Diana, burnt the temple of, 219. of the Ephesians, great is, 843. Diana's foresters, 82. Diapason closing full in man, 271. Dice of Zeus, 697. were human bones, whose, 555. Dicers' oaths, false as, 140. Dickens, what the, 46. Dictionaries are like watches, 375. Dictynna goodman Dull, 55. Did it, thou canst not say I, 122. Die a bachelor, I would, 51. a dry death, I would fain, 42. all shall, 89. all that lives must, 127. all alone we, 569. and endow a college, 322. and go we know not where, 48. and there an end, 122. as much beauty as could, 178. aspiring, immortality to, 37. at the top like that tree, 294. bear to live or dare to, 318. because a woman 's fair, 199. before I wake, if I, 687. better, how can man, 593. but first I have possessed, 549. but fools they cannot, 308. but once, a man can, 90. but once, we can, 298. by inches, 283. cannot but by annihilating, 236. cowards may fear to, 26. for love, 73. for our country 't is a bliss to, 340. for the truth he ought to, 600. free men, we will, 436. greatly think or bravely, 335. harder lesson how to, 425. hazard of the, 98. here in a rage, 292. hope nor quits us when we, 318. in a great cause, who, 555. in an inn, 379. in scenes like this to live and, 522. in the last ditch, 854. in yon rich sky, they, 630. informs me I shall never, 299. is cast, the, 727. landing on some silent shore, 295. leisure as to, 735. let us do or, 183. look about us and to, 314. lot of man but once to, 204. lot of man to suffer and to, 342. love on till they, 527. many times, cowards, 112. names that were not born to, 562. nature broke the, 552. nor all of death to, 496. not born to, 562. not willingly let it, 253. O last regret regret can, 633. of a rose in aromatic pain, 316. or unknown, 333. since I needs must, 25. taught them how to, 314. taught us how to, 313. teach him how to, 314. teach men to, 774. there let me sing and, 558. thoughts that shall not, 481. to, is gain, 847. to-morrow we shall, 833. to save charges, 188. to, to sleep no more, 135. unlamented let me, 334. wandering on as loth to, 484. when beggars, 112. when brains were out, 122. who tell us love can, 508. with decency, 280. with harness on our back, 123. without or this or that, 322. without thee I dare not, 569. young, whom the gods love, 558. Dies a wave along the shore, so, 434. alas how soon he, 366. an honest fellow, 184. and makes no sign, 94. but never surrenders, 810. good man never, 496. he that, pays all debts, 43. hurra for the next that, 641. in single blessedness, 57. nothing, but something mourns, 558. Died as if overcome with sleep, 693. as one that had been studied, 117. away in hollow murmurs, 390. had no poet and they, 330. heroes as great have, 340. if I had thought thou couldst have, 563. liked it not and, 175. of no blast he, 276. since Cleopatra, 158. the dog it was that, 400. Diet, be sober in your, 350. doctor quiet and doctor, 293, 686. me with, the gods will, 160. Dieu mésure le froid, 379. Differ, agreed to, 506. though all things, all agree, 333. Difference, distinction without a, 364. strange all this, should be, 351. to me, but oh the, 469. wear your rue with a, 142. Different, like but oh how, 476. Difficile, Latin was no more, 210. Difficult, best things most, 729. to design things, 368. to know one's self, 757. Difficulties, choice of, 673. knowledge under, 528. show what men are, 744. Difficulty and labour hard, 230. Diffused good abundant grows, 415. knowledge immortalizes itself, 457. Digest, mark and inwardly, 850. of anarchy, 409. Digested, books to be chewed and, 168. Digestion bred, from pure, 234. wait on appetite, 122. Diggeth a pit, whoso, 829. Dignified by the doer's deed, 73. vice sometimes by action, 106. Dignifies humanity, 594. Dignities, peace above all earthly, 99. Dignity, in every act of, 752. in every gesture, 237. of crimes, reach the, 437. of history, 364, 593. Washingtonian, 668. Digression, there began a lang, 448. Diligence, best of me is, 146. few things are impossible to, 368. increaseth the fruit of toil, 694. is the mother of good fortune, 791. Diligent in his business, 828. Dim and perilous way, 465. eclipse, in, 225. religious light, 250. with age, sun shall grow, 299. with childish tears, eyes are, 471. with the mist of years, 541. Dim-discovered, ships, 356. Dimensions senses affections, 63. Diminished heads, hide their, 231. rays, hide your, 322. Dimness, sight faints into, 549. Dimple on his chin, 31. Dimpling all the way, run, 328. Dine, that jurymen may, 326. Dined, greatly daring, 332. to-day, I have, 461. Diners-out from whom we guard our spoons, 593. Dining, thought of, 399. Dinner, good enough, 371. lubricates business, 437. much depends on, 560. nap after, 372. of herbs, better is a, 826. others stay, 263. to ask a man to, 371. Dinner bell the tocsin of the soul, 559. Diogenes I would be were I not Alexander, 739. Dire was the noise of conflict, 236. Direct and honest, to be, 154. the lie, 72. Direction, all chance, 316. Directs the storm, 299, 331. Dirge in marriage, 127. is sung by forms unseen, 389. Dirge-like sound, winter loves a, 486. Dirt, faithless leather met the, 311. loss of wealth is loss of, 8. was trumps, if, 510. Dirty work again, the creature 's at his, 327. Dis's waggon, flowers from, 77. Disagree, men only, 227. when doctors, 322. Disagreeable, more, to say than do, 728. Disappointed unaneled, 132. woman, fury of a, 296. Disappointment follow, lest, 683. of manhood, 608. Disaster, unmerciful, 640. Disasters in his morning face, 397. weary with, 121. Disastrous chances, 150. end, borne to, 30. twilight, 225. Discharge, no, in that war, 831. Disciplined inaction, 457. Disconsolate, a Peri stood, 526. Discontent is want of self-reliance, 601. nights in pensive, 29. winter of our, 95. Discord, brayed horrible, 236. dire effects from civil, 299. harmony not understood, 316. Discords sting through Burns and Moore, 635. straining harsh, 108. Discourse, bid me, 161. good company and good, 208. kind of excellent dumb, 43. like a Persian carpet, 723. more sweet, 228. most eloquent music, 138. of reason, beast that wants, 128. of the elders, miss not the, 837. such large, 142. sweet and voluble is his, 55. Sydneian showers of sweet, 259. the banquet of the mind, 346. tongue so varied in, 511. Discourses in our time to come, 108. Discovery of divine truths, 304. Discreetest best, virtuousest, 238. Discreetly blot, 221. Discretion is the better part of valour, 87, 197. of speech, 167. philosophy is nothing but, 195. thou art a jewel, 854. through the little hole of, 56. Disdain, my dear lady, 50. Disease called lack of money, 771. remedy worse than, 165, 709. shapes of foul, 633. young, 317. Diseases crucify the soul of man, 188. desperate grown, 141. extreme, 700. Diseased, minister to a mind, 125. nature breaks forth, 85. Disguise, scandal in, 330. thyself as thou wilt, 379. Disguises, troublesome, 234. Dish, butter in a lordly, 814. fit for the gods, 111. Dishes, are these choice, 388. Dishonour, honour rooted in, 629. I have lived in such, 158. Dishonourable graves, 110. Disinheriting countenance, 442. Disinterested good not our trade, 417. Disinterestedness, part of, 794. Dislike, hesitate, 327. Dislimns the rack, 158. Disloyalty, to doubt would be, 653. Dismal tidings, conveyed the, 397. treatise rouse, would at a, 125. Dismaying solitude, 592. Dismiss us with thy blessing, 674. Dismissed without a parting pang, 296. Dismissing the doctor, 454. Disobedience, man's first, 223. to nature, 746. Disorder, brave, 323. most admired, 122. sweet, in the dress, 201. Dispaires, comfortlesse, 30. Disparting towers, 358. Dispel this cloud, 340. Dispensary, Garth did not write his, 325. Dispensations, holy shifts are, 212. Displaced the mirth, 122. Disposer of other men's stuff, 175. Disposes, man proposes God, 7. Disposition, shake our, 131. very melancholy, 50. wisdom acquired by, 700. Dispraise or blame, 242. other men's, 258. Dispraises, praising most, 327. Dispraised no small praise, 240. Dispute, could we forbear, 221. my right there is none to, 416. Disputing, itch of, 175. Disrespect, luxury of, 483. Disrespectfully of the equator, speak, 459. Dissect, creatures you, 320. Dissemble, right to, 445. Dissembling nature, 95. Dissension between hearts, 526. Dissent, dissidence of, 408. Dissevering power, 246. Dissipation without pleasure, 431. Dissolve, great globe itself shall, 43. Dissolves, all the world, 41. Dissonance, air with barbarous, 245. Distance, frozen by, 473. lends enchantment, 512. made more sweet by, 477. notes by, more sweet, 390. smooth at a, 181. sometimes endears friendship, 581. Distant prospects please us, 181. spires, ye, 381. Trojans never injured me, 337. views of happiness, 181. Distemper, died of no, 276. Distil goodness out of evil, 92. Distilled damnation, 457. Distinct as the billows, 496. persons, two, 186. Distinction between virtue, 370. without a difference, 364. Distinguish and divide a hair, 210. Distinguishable, shape had none, 228. Distinguished for ignorance, 609. Distraction, waft me from, 543. Distress, brothers in, 447. consolations in, 479. Distressed by poverty, 367. in mind body or estate, 850. Distressful bread, crammed with, 92. stroke of my youth, 150. Distrest, griefs that harass the, 366. Distrusting asks if this be joy, 398. Ditch, both fall into the, 840. die in the last, 854. Ditties of no tone, pipe to, 576. Ditto to Mr. Burke, 412. Diurnal, there swift return, 237. Diver, adventure of the, 643. did hang a salt-fish, 158. Divers paces with divers persons, 70. Diverter of sadness, 207. Divide a hair, distinguish and, 210. Sunday from the week, 126. Divided against itself, house, 841. duty, perceive a, 151. excellence, fair, 78. in death they were not, 815. united yet, 417. we fall, united we stand, 595. Dividends, incarnation of fat, 564. Dividing, his cares, 455. we fall by, 426. Divina natura dedit agros, 167. Divine, all save the spirit of man is, 549. Apollo can no more, 251. enchanting ravishment, 243. hand that made us is, 300. how, a thing, 475. how, woman may be made, 475. human face, 230. in hookas, tobacco, 555. kill a sound, 416. makes drudgery, 204. Milton, the, 479. of kings, the right, 332. or holy, aught, 225. philosophy, 245, 632. she 's lovely she 's, 682. she sang the service, 1. to forgive, 325. to love, too, 564. vision and faculty, 479. Divineness, participation of, 169. Diviner air, ampler ether, a, 482. Diviner's theme, the glad, 268. Divinity doth hedge a king, 142. in odd numbers, there is, 46. sacred and inspired, 170. that shapes our ends, 145. that stirs within us, 298. Divinely fair, 340, 624. tall, daughter of the gods, 624. Division of a battle, 149. Do good by stealth, 329. if to, were as easy as to know, 60. it with thy might, 831. noble things not dream them, 664. nothing left to, 727. or die, let us, 183, 450. so many worlds so much to, 633. we should do that we would, 142. well and right, 205. what has by man been done, 309. what I pleased, I would, 788. what I will with mine own, 840. what men dare, 52. ye even so to them, 839. Dock the tail of rhyme, 635. Doctor, after death the, 205. dismissing the, 454. Fell, I do not love thee, 286. for a nauseous draught fee the, 270. good is a good, 603. old because you never were my, 737. silent, shook his head, 349. Doctors disagree, when, 322. of the Stoic fur, 246. Doctors' spite, in learned, 564. Doctrine, all the winds of, 255. from women's eyes, 56. not for the, but the music, 324. orthodox, prove their, 210. sanctified by truth, 483. the bible is a book of, 530. with every wind of, 847. Doctrines plain, what makes all, 215. Doer and the thing done, 461. Doer's deed, place is dignified by, 73. Does well acts nobly, 307. Doff it for shame, 79. Dog, Alcibiades and his, 733. and bay the moon, 114. circumcised, 159. faithful, his, 315. hair of the same, 16. his Highness', at Kew, 334. hunts in dreams like a, 626. in that town was found a, 400. in the manger, 188. infidel as a, 371. is thy servant a, 816. is turned to his vomit, 849. it was that died, 400. let no, bark, 60. living, better than dead lion, 831. love me love my, 19. mine enemy's, 148. misbeliever, cut throat, 61. ounce bear and bull, 783. shall bear him company, 315. smarts, this, 363. something better than his, 626. to gain his private ends, 400. Tobias and his, 836. walking on his hind legs, 371. whose, are you, 334. will have his day, 145. wool of bat tongue of, 123. word to throw at a, 66. Dogs bark at me, 95. between two, 93. delight to bark and bite, 301. drinking from the Nile, 715, 719. eat of the crumbs, 640. fighting in the streets, 363. little, and all, 147. of war, let slip the, 113. rain cats and, 293. throw physic to the, 125. ye have had your day, 347. Doggedly, set himself, 371. Doing and saying are two things, 284. or suffering, 225. whatever is worth, 352. Doings, amend your ways and your, 835. Doit, beggarly last, 421. Dole, delight and, in equal scale, 127. happy man be his, 46. happy man happy, 11. Doleful dumps, 404. sound, from the tombs, a, 303. Dollar, the Almighty, 536. Dolphin, dies like the, 545. Dolphin-chamber, in my, 89. Dolphins play, pleased to see the, 354. Domain, o'er the hushed, 642. Dome, fired the Ephesian, 296. hand that rounded Peter's, 598. him of the western, 268. life like a, 565. no gilded, 571. of many-coloured glass, 565. of thought, 541. Domestic happiness, 419. joy, smooth current of, 367. Domestics, few admired by their, 778. Dominations princedoms, 235. Dominions, sun never sets in, 804. tithe or toll in our, 79. Domus sua cuique, 24. Done all is, in vain, 453. all is, that men can do, 453. decently and in order, 846. for, so soon that I am, 689. if it were, when 't is, 117. in a corner, 844. it, gone and, 608. like lightning, 178. make deeds ill, 80. my duty and no more, 362. quickly, 't were well it were, 117. such things to be so little, 633. things which we ought to have, 850. to death by slanderous tongues, 54. we may compute what 's, 448. well and as is fitting, 837. well, is done soon enough, 781. what 's, is done, 121. where much is to be, 376. with so much ease, 267. Donned his clothes, he rose and, 142. Don't see it, I, 297. Doom, had an early, 589. of fate, 29. regardless of their, 381. the crack of, 123. Doomed for a certain term, 131. Doon, ye banks and braes of bonny, 452. Door, at mine hostess', 78. beside a human, 472. clicked behind the, 397. drove me from the, 433. haunt the rich man's, 424. shut shut the, 326. shut the stable, 13. to door, sung ballads from, 189. wolf from the, 8. Doors, death hath a thousand, 180, 194, 218. death hath so many, 198. infernal, 229. men shut their, 109. nor locks can shield you, 538. Doorkeeper in the house of my God, 821. Dorcas, a woman called, 843. Dorian mood of flutes, 225. Dorians pray, to whom the, 593. Doric lay, warbling his, 248. Dost thou love life, 360. Dotage, streams of, 365. Dotages and plagues of human kind, 188. Dote on his very absence, 61. upon, how fading the joys we, 281. Dotes yet doubts suspects, 153. Doting with age, pyramids, 222. Double cherry, like to a, 58. debt to pay, contrived a, 397. double toil and trouble, 123. my life's fading space, 262. pity, challenge, 25. sure, I 'll make assurance, 123. surely you 'll grow, 466. swan and shadow, float, 474. Doublet, carving the fashion of a, 51. Doubling his pleasures, 455. Doubly armed, thus am I, 299. dying, 488. feel ourselves alone, 489. Doubt, faith in honest, 633. modest, 102. my mind is clouded with a, 629. never, I love, 133. never stand to, 203. nor loop to hang a, 154. one heart, than, 641. that the sun doth move, 133. the equivocation of the fiend, 125. the wise are prone to, 345. thou the stars are fire, 133. to be once in, 153. trieth the troth in every, 18. truth to be a liar, 133. who read to, 494. win the trick, when in, 861. would be disloyalty, to, 653. Doubts, our, are traitors, 47. bound in to saucy, 122. suspects yet strongly loves, 153. Doubted, heard Troy, 558. Doubtful, from the dark and, 443. Doubting in his abject spirit, 657. Dough, my cake is, 73. Douglas deals in red herrings, 563. in his hall, 490. like, conquer or die, 392. song of Percy and, 34. tender and true, 38. Dove, beside the springs of, 469. burnished, 625. found no rest, 812. gently as any sucking, 57. more of the serpent than, 41. wings like a, oh that I had, 820. Doves and team of sparrows, 31. harmless as, 839. moan of, 630. Dove-cote, eagle in a, 103. Dowagers for deans, 629. Dowered with the hate of hate, 623. Down among the dead men, 672. and out of breath, 88. he that is, 212, 266. hill that skirts the, 428. I grant you I was, 88. levelling, 370. of darkness, the raven, 244. on your knees and thank heaven, 70. pillow hard, finds the, 160. this story will not go, 363. the wind, let her, 153. thou climbing sorrow, 146. thrice driven bed of, 151. to the dust with them, 525. Downs, all in the, 348. unhabitable, 289. Downcast modesty, 356. Downward age, torrent of a, 356. bent, thoughts, 225. Dozen, a baker's, 773. Doxy, another man's, 858. Drab, cursing like a very, 135. Drachenfels, castled crag of, 543. Drachm is too little for a king to give, 732. Draff, still sow eats all the, 13. Drag angels down, 532. the slow barge, 424. Drags at each remove, 394. its slow length along, 324. Dragon, evening, 242. Saint George that swinged the, 78. Dragon's tail, baited with a, 217. Dragonish, cloud that is, 158. Drained by fevered lips, 577. Drakes and ducks, 37. Drama has outgrown such toys, the, 621. with the day, close the, 312. Drames go by conthraries, 582. Drank delight, 444. judicious, 332. Drapery of his couch, 572. Draught above heat, one, 74. nauseous, 270. of cool refreshment, 577. slavery a bitter, 379. Draughts, shallow, 323. Draw men as they ought to be, 399. the curtain and show the picture, 74. the curtain close, 94. you with a single hair, 274. Draws us with a single hair, beauty, 191, 326. Drawers, chest of, by day, 397. Drawn dagger, smiles at the, 299. Dread and fear of kings, 64. of all who wrong, 619. of something after death, 136. the devil, bane of all that, 466. whence this secret, 298. Dreadful as the Manichean god, 421. bell, silence that, 152. reckoning, 348. thing, between the acting of a, 111. thought, thou pleasing, 299. urs, those, 636. Dream, a hideous, 111. a shadowy lie, was thy, 654. all night without a stir, 575. as we glide through a quiet, 538. as youthful poets, 249. change o'er the spirit of my, 553. clear, and solemn vision, 245. consecration and the poet's, 475. fickle as a changeful, 491. gone like a beautiful, 587. her face stirred with her, 558. hope is but the, 288. hunt half a day for a forgotten, 472. I have had a, 58. is but a shadow, a, 134. life is but an empty, 612. love's young, 521. not Homer nods but we, 323. of, a sight to, 499. of a waking man, 761. of heaven, she did but, 270. of home, the, 525. of love melted away, in a, 677. of peace, deep, 536. of things that were, 541. of those that wake, 288. old men's, 268. past the wit of man to say what, 58. short as any, 57. silently as a, 421. the glory and the, 477. to sleep perchance to, 135. when one awaketh, 821. which was not all a dream, 553. Dreams and fables of the skies, 342. and slumbers light, 490. angels in some brighter, 264. books are each a world, 477. full of ghastly, 96. glimpses of forgotten, 623. ground not upon, 172. hence, babbling, 296. in some brighter, 264. lies down to pleasant, 572. like a dog he hunts in, 626. of avarice, beyond the, 374, 378. of cutting foreign throats, 105. of those who wake, 721. old men shall dream, 836. smooth or idle, 255. such stuff as, are made on, 43. that wave before the half-shut eye, 357. their own, deceive 'em, 288. true I talk of, 105. what, may come, 135. Dreamed that life was beauty, 654. Dreaming ear, voice of my, 515. ever of thee I 'm, 586. past the size of, 159. Dreamland, adamantine logic of, 663. Dreamt I dwelt in marble halls, 561. of in your philosophy, 133. Drear-nighted December, 576. Dreary intercourse of daily life, 468. sea now flows between, 500. Dregs of fortune's cup, 341. of life, from the, 276. Dress, be plain in, 350. daring in full, 555. fair undress best, 357. felt through this fleshly, 263. of thoughts, style is the, 353. sweet disorder in the, 201. Dressed in all his trim, 163. Drest in a little brief authority, 48. still to be neat still to be, 178. Drew an angel down, she, 271. Drift, snow in a dazzling, 648. Drink and to be merry, 831, 842. as friends, 72. as he brews so shall he, 177. cannot make the horse, 14. deep or taste not, 323. if he thirst give him, 844. let us eat and, 833. mandragora, 157. meat and, to me, 71, 773. no longer water, 848. no more than a sponge, 771. no sperit, I never, 659. nor any drop to, 498. old wine to, 171. pretty creature drink, 472. reasons why men, 793. small beer, felony to, 94. strong, is raging, 827. that quenches thirst, 792. they eat they, 235. they never taste who always, 287. 't is to thee I would, 553. to-day drown all sorrow, 184. to me only with thine eyes, 179. to the general joy of the table, 122. to the lass, 442. what ye shall eat or, 838. when I have occasion, 790. why should every creature, but I, 260. wild anarchy of, 180. with him that wears a hood, 22. with me and drink as I, 671. with you eat with you, 61. ye to her that each loves best, 516. Drinks and gapes for drink again, 260. Drinking dancing laughing, 272. largely sobers us, 323. not to be blamed, 195. unhappy brains for, 152. Drip of the suspended oar, 543. Dripping with coolness, 537. Drive a coach and six, 855. four rogues let, 84. on your own track, 729. whom the devil doth, 18, 73. Driveller and a show, 365. Driveth o'er a soldier's neck, 105. Driving far off each thing, 245. of Jehu, like the, 816. Drizzled blood upon the capitol, 112. Drooped the willow, where, 596. Drooping head, repairs his, 248. Drop a tear and bid adieu, 671. hinders needle and thread, every, 585. in for an after-loss, 162. in the well, last, 553. into thy mother's lap, 240. manna, you, 66. of a bucket, 834. of allaying Tiber, 103. of ink, small, 558. of manly blood, ruddy, 602. to drink, nor any, 498. Drops, dear as the ruddy, 112, 383. from off the caves, 250. his blue-fringed lids, 501. like kindred, 418. of rain pierce the marble, 32. of water, little, 642. the light drip, 543. what precious, are those, 275. wiped our eyes of, 69. Dropped a tear upon the word, 379. down from the clouds, 86. from an angel's wing, 484. from the zenith, 225. manna, his tongue, 226. out of the clouds, 196. Droppeth as the gentle rain, 64. Dropping buckets into wells, 419. continual, in a rainy day, 829. continual, wears a stone, 706. eye, an auspicious and a, 127. Droughte of March, 1. Drown a fly, 306. all sorrow, 184. my book, 43. the brim, 73. what pain it was to, 96. Drowned honour, pluck up, 84. Drowsiness clothe man in rags, 828. Drowsy man, dull ear of a, 79. syrups of the world, 154. with the harmony, 55. Drowsyhed, land of, 357. Drudgery at the desk, 509. divine, makes, 204. Druid lies in yonder grave, 390. Drum ecclesiastick, 209. spirit-stirring, 154. was heard, not a, 563. Drum-beat, the morning, 533. Drums and tramplings of three conquests, 219. beat the, 281. in his ear, 105. like muffled, are beating, 612. quietly rested under the, 219. Drunk, all learned all, 420. gloriously, 421. hasten to be, 213. ink, he hath not, 55. it is our pleasure to be, 362. though he never was, 454. Drunkard clasp his teeth, 34. Drunken sailor on a mast, 97. Drunkenness identical with ruin, 765. Drury lane for you, no, 510. Drury's, happy boy at, 595. Dry as summer dust, hearts, 479. as the remainder biscuit, 68. death, I would fain die a, 42. light, 722. sun dry wind, 21. tree, done in the, 842. Dryden, copious, 329. taught to join the varying verse, 329. Drying up a single tear, 559. Du sublime au ridicule, 431. Ducat, dead for a, 140. Duck or plover, aimed at, 439. Ducks and drakes, 37. Due, give the devil his, 83. more is thy, than more than all, 117. season, word in, 826. Dues, render to all their, 844. Duke of Norfolk deals in malt, 563. the, did love me, 180. Dukedom, my library was, 42. Dulcimer, damsel with a, 500. Dull as night, the motions of his spirit are, 66. beyond all conception, 566. cold ear of death, 384. cold marble, sleep in, 99. ear of a drowsy man, 79. gentle yet not, 257. goodman, Dictynna, 55. naturally, 371. Peter was dull very, 566. product of a scoffer's pen, 479. tame shore, on the, 538. Duller than the fat weed, 131. Dulness in others, cause of, 374. loves a joke, gentle, 331. Dum vivimus vivamus, 359. Dumb, beggar that is, 25. discourse, kind of excellent, 43. forgetfulness, a prey to, 385. kings of modern thought are, 665. modest men are, 454. the deep are, 25. the oracles are, 251. Dumb-shows and noise inexplicable, 137. Dumps, college joke to cure the, 290. the mind oppress, doleful, 404. Dumpy woman, I hate a, 556. Duncan hath borne his faculties so well, 118. hear it not, 119. is in his grave, 121. Dunce kept at home, 414. sent to roam, 414. with wits, 331. Dundee, single hour of that, 474. Dundee's wild warbling measure, 447. Dungeon dark, dweller in, 449. the vapour of a, 154. Dunghill, cock on his own, 14. Dunsinane, come to, 125. remove to, 124. Dupe gamester and poet, 388. of the heart, 795. Durance vile, in, 450. During good behaviour, 855. Dusk faces with turbans, 240. Dusky hour, midnight brought on the, 235. race, she shall rear my, 626. Dust and heat, not without, 254. blossom in the, 209. chimney-sweepers come to, 160. down to the vile, 488. down to the, with them, 525. dry as summer, 479. enemies shall lick the, 821. glories in the, shall lay, 337. half deity, half, 554. heap of, alone remains, 335. hearts dry as summer's, 479. hour may lay it in the, 541. is gold, whose, 236. lie still dry, 625. much learned, 419. must come to, 160. mysteries lie beyond thy, 264. of Alexander, trace the noble, 144. of servile opportunity, 483. pays us with age and, 26. pride that licks the, 328. provoke the silent, 384. return to the earth, 832. sleeps in, 851. so nigh is grandeur to our, 600. that is a little gilt, 102. the knight's bones are, 502. this earth this grave this, 26. thou art and unto dust shalt thou return, 812. thou art to dust returneth, 612. to dust ashes to ashes, 851. with eternity, flattering, 554. write the characters in, 494. write them in the, 314. writes in, 170. Dusty and old titles, 199. death, the way to, 125. Duties, men who know their, 438. primal, shine aloft, 481. property has its, 582, 609. Duty, a divided, 151. England expects every man to do his, 446. faithful below he did his, 436. found that life was, 654. in that state of life, 850. I 've done my, 362. let us dare to do our, 622. not a sin this is a, 359. of humanity, general, 775. of some right of all, 505. pursues us ever, sense of, 534. service sweat for, 67. simpleness and, 59. subject's, is the king's, 92. such as the subject owes, 73. the path of, 628. to do my, in that state, 850. whispers low, when, 600. whole, of man, 832. Dwarf on a giant's shoulders, 185, 206, 504. Dwell below the skies, 302. in decencies forever, 321. in such a temple, 43. like an hermit, 26. together in unity, 824. Dweller in yon dungeon dark, 449. Dwellest thou, where, 103. Dwelling is light of setting suns, 467. Dwelling-place, the desert were my, 547. Dwells, hereabouts he, 108. where joy forever, 223. Dwelt all that 's good, 220. among the untrodden ways, 469. Dwindle peak and pine, 116. Dwindles, man only, 394. Dyer's hand, like the, 163. Dying eyes, unto, 630. eyes were closed, 335. fall, it had a, 74. farewells to the, 615. I am dying Egypt, 158. man to dying men, 670. to-morrow will be, 202. when she slept we thought her, 583. with groans of the, 489.