Familiar Quotations / A Collection of Passages, Phrases, and Proverbs Traced to / Their Sources in Ancient and Modern Literature

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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].
• [[864]]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].
  • [[865]]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].
  • [[866]]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].
  • [[867]]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].
  • [[868]]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].
• [[869]]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! Phœbus! 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].
• [[870]]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].
• [[871]]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].
  • [[872]]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].
• [[873]]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 schœnobates, [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].
  • [[874]]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].
  • [[875]]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].
• [[876]]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].
  • [[877]]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].
  • [[878]]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].
• [[879]]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].
• [[880]]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].
  • [[881]]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].
  • [[882]]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].
  • [[883]]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].
• [[884]]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].
  • [[885]]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].
• [[886]]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].
  • [[887]]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].
  • [[888]]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].
  • [[889]]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].
  • [[890]]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].
  • [[891]]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].
• [[892]]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].
• [[893]]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].
• [[894]]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].
  • [[895]]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].
• [[896]]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].
  • [[897]]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].
  • [[898]]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].
  • [[899]]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].
  • [[900]]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].
• [[901]]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].
  • [[902]]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].
• [[903]]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].
  • [[904]]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].
• [[905]]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].
  • [[906]]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].
  • [[907]]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].
  • [[908]]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].
  • [[909]]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].
  • [[910]]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].
  • [[911]]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].
• [[912]]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].
  • [[913]]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].
  • [[914]]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].
  • [[915]]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].
  • [[916]]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].
  • [[917]]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].
  • [[918]]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].
  • [[919]]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].
  • [[920]]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].
  • [[921]]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].
• [[922]]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].
  • [[923]]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].
  • [[924]]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].
  • [[925]]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].
  • [[926]]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].
  • [[927]]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].

• Eager
  • for the fray, [296].
  • heart the kindlier hand, [633].
• Eagle
  • eye and lion heart, [392].
  • flight, flies an, [109].
  • he was lord above, [474].
  • in a dove-cote, [103].
  • like a young, [518].
  • mewing her mighty youth, [255].
  • old age of an, [704].
  • so the struck, [539].
  • stricken with a dart, [696].
  • suffers little birds to sing, [104].
• Eagles
  • be gathered together, [841].
  • dare not perch, [96].
  • good to fight jackdaws, [735].
  • having lately bathed, like, [86].
• Eagle's fate and mine are one, [219].
• Eagles' wings, fly on, [670].
• Ear,
  • adder that stoppeth her, [821].
  • applying shell to his, [480].
  • can hear, that no gross, [245].
  • drums in his, [105].
  • dull, of a drowsy man, [79].
  • enchant thine, [161].
  • falling at intervals upon the, [422].
  • flattery ne'er lost on poet's, [487].
  • flea in mine, [771].
  • give every man thy, [130].
  • heard me, when the, [817].
  • hearing of the, [818].
  • I was all, [245].
  • I will enchant thine, [161].
  • in at one, [19].
  • in many a secret place, [469].
  • it came o'er my, [74].
  • it heard, one, [6].
  • jest's prosperity lies in the, [56].
  • jewel in an Ethiope's, [105].
  • more meant than meets the, [250].
  • never did hear that tongue, [23].
  • not to the sensual, [576].
  • of a drowsy man, [79].
  • of death, dull cold, [384].
  • of Eve, close at the, [234].
  • of man hath not seen, [58].
  • of night, the listening, [640].
  • piercing the night's dull, [92].
  • seeing eye and hearing, [827].
  • voice in my dreaming, [515].
  • with a flea in his, [184].
  • word of promise to our, [126].
  • wrong sow by the, [19], [785].
• Ears,
  • aged, play truant at his tales, [55].
  • [[928]]belly has no, [725], [772].
  • blast of war blows in our, [91].
  • hangs from beauty's, [424].
  • he that hath, to hear, [841].
  • in my ancient, [106].
  • lend me your, [113].
  • look with thine, [148].
  • music to attending, [106].
  • nailed by the, [214].
  • noise of water in mine, [96].
  • of flesh and blood, [131].
  • of the groundlings, [137].
  • polite, mentions hell to, [322].
  • same sound is in my, [471].
  • she gave me, [469].
  • small pitchers have wide, [17].
  • sounds of music creep in our, [65].
  • the woods have, [2], [17].
  • took captive, whose words all, [74].
  • two, of corn where one grew, [290].
  • with ravished, [271].
  • wolf by the, [705].
• Earldom and insignificancy, [353].
• Earliest at his grave, [676].
• Early
  • and provident fear, [411].
  • bright transient chaste, [308].
  • death, to favourites, [546].
  • nothing is too, for thee, [752].
  • nothing to him falls, [183].
  • rising sun, [202].
  • seen unknown, too, [105].
  • to bed early to rise, [360].
  • root and early doom, [589].
• Earnest,
  • I am in, [605].
  • stars, [575].
• Ear-piercing fife, [154].
• Earth
  • a hell, making, [540].
  • affords or grows by kind, [22].
  • a sphere, preserves the, [456].
  • a stage, [194].
  • a step-dame, [782].
  • alive and so bold, O, [566].
  • all forgot, [522].
  • all things in heaven and, [31].
  • all unity on, [124].
  • all ye know on, [576].
  • ancients of the, and in the morning of the times, [627].
  • bears a plant, while the, [675].
  • bleeding piece of, [113].
  • bliss that, affords, [22].
  • bowels of the, [182].
  • bowels of the harmless, [83].
  • bridal of the, and sky, [204].
  • changes but thy soul stands sure, [649].
  • common growth of mother, [468].
  • daughters of, [368].
  • dust return to the, [832].
  • Elysium on, if there be, [527].
  • exposed he lies on the bare, [271].
  • eyes of a fool are in the ends of the, [827].
  • fed by the bounty of, [597].
  • felt the wound, [239].
  • first flower of the, [522].
  • flowers upon the, [832].
  • fragrant the fertile, [233].
  • full of woes, [693].
  • fuming vanities of, [483].
  • gave sign of gratulation, [238].
  • giants in the, there were, [812].
  • girdle round about the, [58].
  • give him a little, for charity, [100].
  • give some special good to the, [106].
  • glance from heaven to, [59].
  • glory passed from the, [477].
  • has no sorrow, [524].
  • hath bubbles, [116].
  • heaven on, [232].
  • heaven tries the, [658].
  • huge fabric rose out of the, [225].
  • inhabitants of the, [116].
  • insensible, and be, [239].
  • is a thief, [109].
  • Jove weighs affairs of, [343].
  • joy of the whole, [820].
  • kindly fruits of the, [850].
  • lards the lean, [84].
  • laughs in flowers, [598].
  • lay her in the, [144].
  • less of, than heaven, [491].
  • lie lightly gentle, [197].
  • lift our low desire from, [549].
  • loveth the shower, [756].
  • making, a hell, [540].
  • man marks the, with ruin, [547].
  • model of the barren, [82].
  • more things in heaven and, [133].
  • my footstool, [316].
  • naught beyond O, [570].
  • naught so vile that on the, [106].
  • nightly to the listening, [300].
  • none on, above her, [455].
  • of majesty, this seat of Mars, [81].
  • of the, earthy, [846].
  • on the confines of, [674].
  • one beloved face on, [552].
  • one society alone on, [476].
  • overwhelm them, [129].
  • peace good-will on, [841].
  • plants suck in the, [260].
  • pleasant country's, [82].
  • poetry of, is never dead, [577].
  • power is passing from the, [477].
  • proudly wears the Parthenon, [598].
  • rejoice, let the, [822].
  • salt of the, ye are the, [838].
  • so much of heaven so much of, [472].
  • soaks up the rain, the thirsty, [260].
  • sounds my wisdom, [344].
  • sovereign'st thing on, [83].
  • speak to the, it shall teach thee, [317].
  • spot which men call, [243].
  • sure and firm-set, [118].
  • that bears thee dead, [87].
  • that e'er wore, [182].
  • the revel of the, [544].
  • this blessed plot, this, [81].
  • this goodly frame the, [134].
  • this grave this dust this, [26].
  • this is the last of, [459].
  • this opacus, [237].
  • through, sea and air, [501].
  • tickle the, with a hoe, [597].
  • to earth ashes to ashes, [851].
  • to every man upon this, [593].
  • [[929]]to highest skie, [30].
  • to make, happy, [642].
  • truth crushed to, [573].
  • unfolds both heaven and, [57].
  • upon the lap of, [386].
  • walk the, unseen, [234].
  • was made so various, [417].
  • was nigher heaven, when, [644].
  • way of all the, [814].
  • when it is sick, [199].
  • whereon thy feet do tread, [27].
  • whose table, [555].
  • with her thousand voices, [501].
  • with orient pearl sowed the, [234].
• Earth's
  • base built on stubble, [245].
  • biggest country, [660].
  • bitter leaven, [473].
  • boastful boys, [598].
  • firmament, stars in, [613].
  • greatest nation, [660].
  • noblest thing, [656].
• Earthlier happy is the rose, [57].
• Earthly
  • bliss, the sum of, [238].
  • dignities, peace above all, [99].
  • godfathers of heaven's lights, [54].
  • hope and heavenly hope, [535].
  • nothing, bounds her, [524].
  • nothing, could surpass her, [555].
  • paragon, [160].
  • power show likest God's, [64].
• Earthquake,
  • gloom of, [564].
  • shock the ocean storm, [562].
• Ease,
  • age of, [396].
  • and alternate labour, [355].
  • and speed in doing a thing, [724].
  • done with so much, [267].
  • flow with artless, [437].
  • for aye to dwell, at, [623].
  • hours of, [455], [490].
  • in mine inn, [11], [86].
  • in writing comes from art, [324].
  • live at home at, [176].
  • mob who wrote with, [329].
  • of burdens, [786].
  • of heart her look conveyed, [444].
  • peace nor, the heart can know, [389].
  • ran on with greater, [215].
  • roots itself in, on Lethe wharf, [131].
  • studious of, [671].
  • things which men confess with, [746].
  • vaulted with such, to his seat, [86].
  • with grace, [357].
  • would recant vows made in pain, [231].
  • you write with, [443].
• Eased the putting off, [234].
• Easier
  • for a camel, [840].
  • to be played on than a pipe, [139].
• Easily as a king, [110].
• Easiness
  • to the next abstinence, [141].
  • property of, [143].
• East,
  • golden window of the, [104].
  • it is the, and Juliet is the sun, [105].
  • where the gorgeous, [226].
  • wind never blow, may the, [207].
• Easter-day, sun upon an, [256].
• Eastern kings, guilt of, [258].
• Easy
  • as lying, [138].
  • if to do were as, as to know, [60].
  • leap, methinks it were an, [84].
  • to be true, [671].
  • writing curst hard reading, [443].
• Easy-chair, Rabelais', [330].
• Eat
  • and drink as friends, [72].
  • and drink, bad men live to, [738].
  • and drink, let us, [833].
  • and eat I swear, [93].
  • drink and be merry, [831].
  • each other, cannibals that, [150].
  • I cannot, but little meat, [22].
  • not the heart, [729].
  • of a king, worm that hath, [141].
  • or drink, what ye shall, [838].
  • paper, he hath not, [55].
  • some have meat and canna, [452].
  • thy cake and have it, [205].
  • thy heart, [30].
  • to live we must, [363].
  • with a friend, [4].
  • with the devil, [18].
  • with you, I will not, [61].
  • your cake and have your cake, [20].
• Eaten
  • out of house and home, [89].
  • sour grapes, [835].
• Eating,
  • appetite comes with, [771].
  • cares, [249].
  • time, worn out with, [276].
• Eaves, drops from off the, [250].
• Ebb,
  • ne'er feels retiring, [155].
  • to humble love, ne'er, [155].
• Ebony, image of God in, [222].
• Ebrew Jew, I am an, [84].
• Eccentric and centric, [237].
• Ecclesiastical lyric, [609].
• Ecclesiastick drum, [209].
• Echo
  • answers where, [550].
  • applaud thee to the very, [125].
  • caught faintly the sound, [674].
  • of the sad steps, [481].
  • to the sense, sound an, [324].
• Echoes
  • dying dying dying, [630].
  • Fontarabian, [490].
  • how cruelly sweet are the, [563].
  • of that voice, melodies the, [502].
  • roll from soul to soul, [630].
  • set the wild, flying, [630].
• Echoing walks between, [239].
• Eclipse,
  • built in the, [247].
  • in dim, [225].
  • first the rest nowhere, [855].
  • total, without all hope of day, [241].
• Eclipsed the gayety of nations, [369].
• Economy is the fuel of magnificence, [603].
• Ecstasy,
  • cunning in bodiless creation, [141].
  • of love, the very, [133].
  • to lie in restless, [121].
  • waked to, the living lyre, [384].
  • warm as, [414].
• Eden,
  • one morn a Peri at the gate of, stood disconsolate, [526].
  • solitary way through, [240].
  • this other demi-paradise, [81].
• Edge,
  • cloy the hungry, of appetite, [81].
  • finest, made with blunt whetstone, [32].
  • is sharper than the sword, [160].
  • of appetite, clog the hungry, [81].
  • of battle, the perilous, [224].
  • [[930]]of husbandry, dulls the, [130].
  • teeth are set on, [835].
  • tools, jesting with, [198].
• Edged with poplar pale, [207].
• Edified, whoe'er was, [419].
• Edition, Christians of the best, [772].
• Education
  • a refuge in adversity, [762].
  • common to all, making, [662].
  • felicity of good, [729].
  • forms the common mind, [320].
  • freemen without, [639].
  • men of liberal, [284], [786].
  • the ignorant despise, [711].
  • to love her was a liberal, [297].
  • travel is a part of, [166].
  • viaticum of old age, [762].
  • virtuous and noble, [253].
• Educing good from evil, [357].
• Edward, sons of, [97].
• Eel of science, [331].
• Effect,
  • cause of this, [133].
  • defective comes by cause, [133].
• Effects, what dire, [299].
• Eftest way, [53].
• Eftsoones they heard, [28].
• Egeria! sweet creation, [546].
• Egg,
  • as one, is like another, [789].
  • full of meat, [107].
  • learned roast an, [330].
  • of democracy, [662].
• Eggs,
  • as if he trod upon, [192].
  • as like as, [77].
  • in one basket, all his, [786].
  • new laid roasted rare, [274].
• Eglantine, musk-roses and, [58].
• Egregiously an ass, [152].
• Egypt,
  • beauty in a brow of, [59].
  • I am dying, [158].
  • rivers of, [833].
• Egypt's
  • dark sea, o'er, [524].
  • monuments, [309].
  • pyramid, the mystery of, [621].
• Eies and eares and every thought, [23].
• Elaborately thrown away, time, [311].
• Elated, never dejected never, [320].
• Elbow, 'twixt shoulder and, [351].
• Eld, palsied, [48].
• Elder
  • days of art, [615].
  • let the woman take an, [75].
  • Scripture, [310].
  • soldier not a better, [114].
• Elder-gun, shot out of an, [92].
• Elders, discourse of the, [837].
• Elections, biennial, [283].
• Electric chain, striking the, [545].
• Elegance of female friendship, [368].
• Elegant
  • as simplicity, [414].
  • but not ostentatious, [369].
  • simplicity of three per cents, [437].
  • sufficiency content, [355].
• Element,
  • creatures of the, [244].
  • lowering, scowls, [227].
  • one God one law one, [634].
  • thy, is below, [146].
• Elements,
  • become our, [227].
  • dare the, to strife, [550].
  • I tax not you, you, [146].
  • large, in order brought, [634].
  • so mixed in him, [115].
  • unhurt amidst the war of, [299].
  • weak and beggarly, [846].
• Elephant
  • learns to dance, [739].
  • man's plaything, [739].
  • what is bigger than an, [739].
• Elephants
  • endorsed with towers, [240].
  • for want of towns, [289].
• Elevate, in thoughts more, [228].
• Eleven
  • die nobly, [102].
  • points of the law, possession is, [296].
• Eliza's days, names in great, [671].
• Ell, he 'll take an, [20].
• Elm,
  • pears from an, [791].
  • star-proof, branching, [250].
• Elms, immemorial, [630].
• Eloquence
  • and poetry, [260].
  • heavenly, [268].
  • mother of arts and, [241].
  • of eyes, [339].
  • resistless, [241].
  • splendid, [353].
  • the soul, [228].
  • to woe, truth denies all, [551].
• Eloquent
  • just and mighty death, [26].
  • music, discourse most, [138].
  • that old man, [252].
  • Tully was not so, [546].
• Elves,
  • criticising, [412].
  • faery, whose midnight revels, [225].
  • whose little eyes, [202].
• Elysian
  • beauty, [482].
  • life, suburb of the, [615].
• Elysium,
  • lap it in, [244].
  • on earth, if there be, [527].
  • within whose circuit is, [94].
• Emanation from the gospel, [460].
• Emathian conqueror, [252].
• Embalmed in tears, [491].
• Embattled
  • armies, [242].
  • farmers stood, here the, [599].
• Embers glowing, [250].
• Emblem
  • of truth, [537].
  • to friends and enemies, [483].
• Emblems
  • of deeds, [549].
  • of untimely graves, [420].
  • right meet of decency, [380].
• Emboldens sin, mercy, [109].
• Embosomed in the deep, [395].
• Embrace,
  • arms take your last, [109].
  • caught a star in its, [681].
  • endure then pity then, [317].
  • me she inclined, [252].
• Embroidery, every flower wears sad, [248].
• Embryo,
  • chancellor in, [380].
  • yesterday in, [753].
• Embryos and idiots, [231].
• Emelie, up rose, [2].
• Emergencies, untried, [663].
• Emerald isle, [855].
• Emerson,
  • first there comes, [658].
  • whose rich words, [658].
• Eminence, that bad, [226].
• Eminent, tax for being, [291].
• Emotion, intellectualized, [662].
• Emperor without his crown, [307].
• Empire,
  • cutpurse of the, [140].
  • is peace, the, [810].
  • [[931]]my mind to me an, [22].
  • of habit is powerful, [709].
  • of land to the French, [577].
  • of the air to Germany, [577].
  • of the heavens bright, [29].
  • of the sea to the English, [577].
  • sun never sets on the immense, [495].
  • survey our, [550].
  • swayed the rod of, [384].
  • thy dread, chaos, [332].
  • trade's proud, [367].
  • westward the course of, [312].
  • westward the star of, [312].
  • will be dreadful, their, [550].
• Empires, whose game was, [555].
• Employ, teach heaven's, [649].
• Employment,
  • chase brave, [205].
  • hand of little, [143].
• Employments,
  • how various his, [420].
  • of idle time, [207].
  • prevents melancholy, [373].
  • wishing is the worst of all, [308].
• Empress, sovereign law sits, [438].
• Emprise and floure of floures, [6].
• Emptiness, smiles betray his, [328].
• Empty
  • boxes, beggarly account of, [108].
  • bubble, honour but an empty, [272].
  • heads, tall men have, [170].
  • louder but as, quite, [318].
  • often the cockloft is, [222].
  • praise, pudding against, [330].
  • thanks, words are but, [296].
• Empty-vaulted night, [244].
• Enamelled
  • eyes, quaint, [247].
  • stones, sweet music with, [44].
• Enamoured, hung over her, [235].
• Enchant thine ear, [161].
• Enchanting ravishment, [243].
• Enchantment, distance lends, [512].
• Enchants the world, [356].
• Encounter,
  • free and open, [255].
  • of our wits, keen, [96].
• Encourage no vice, [398].
• Encreasing, youth waneth by, [24].
• Encumbers him with help, [370].
• Encyclopedic mind, [593].
• End
  • and aim, but being's, [318].
  • at my finger's, [12].
  • at their wit's, [12], [823].
  • attempt the, [203].
  • badder, gladly to the, [4].
  • be well all is well, [802].
  • beginning and the, [849].
  • beginning of our, the true, [59].
  • beginning of the, [808].
  • bitter, [853].
  • born to disastrous, [30].
  • crowns all, [102].
  • death a necessary, [112].
  • die and there an, [122].
  • do not forsake me at my, [278].
  • each particular hair stands an, [131].
  • good beginning, good, [13].
  • guide original and, [367].
  • happiness our being's, [318].
  • hope to the, [849].
  • in wandering mazes, found no, [228].
  • is not yet, the, [841].
  • life's great, [309].
  • make me to know mine, [820].
  • me no ends, [861].
  • means unto an, [654].
  • most sweet, to make the, [80].
  • must justify the means, [287].
  • my last, be like his, [813].
  • of a fray, latter, [87].
  • of a shot, [19].
  • of fame, what is the, [556].
  • of it, there is an, [788].
  • of language, nature's, [310].
  • of reckoning, [49].
  • of returning, [49].
  • of the chapter, [773].
  • of this day's business, [115].
  • one must consider the, [797].
  • original and, [367].
  • prophetic of her, [306].
  • remember Milo's, [278].
  • remember the, [837].
  • served no private, [326].
  • set gray life and apathetic, [625].
  • swan-like, fading in music, [63].
  • the sooner to make an, [171].
  • to all things, [654].
  • try the man, [89].
• End-all, might be the, [118].
• Endearing
  • elegance, [368].
  • wile, children with, [397].
• Endearment, each fond, [396].
• Endeavour,
  • riven with vain, [473].
  • too painful an, [321].
  • with useless, [617].
• Ended, his cares are now all, [90].
• Ending,
  • a good, [11].
  • always descending, never, [506].
  • on the rustling leaves, [250].
  • still beginning, never, [272].
• Endite, songes make and well, [1].
• Endless
  • error, in, [317].
  • night closed his eyes in, [382].
• Endow a college or a cat, [322].
• Ends,
  • at my fingers', [74].
  • delays have dangerous, [93].
  • divinity that shapes our, [145].
  • good in everything, [197].
  • human, ultimately answered, [530].
  • neglecting worldly, [42].
  • of the earth, [827].
  • of verse, cheered with, [212].
  • old odd, of holy writ, [96].
  • this strange eventful history, [69].
  • thou aimest at, [100].
  • violent, violent delights, [107].
  • well, all is well that, [13].
  • whose, will make him greatest, [37].
• Endurance,
  • foresight, [475].
  • is the crowning quality, [656].
  • victory born of, [573].
• Endure,
  • human hearts, [367].
  • the like himself, [53].
  • the toothache patiently, [53].
  • we first, then pity, [317].
• Endured,
  • tolerable and not to be, [52].
  • what can't be cured must be, [190], [773].
• Endures no tie, love, [272].
• Enduring as marble, [792].
• [[932]]Enemies,
  • fallen amongst, [734].
  • naked to mine, [100].
  • of nations, mountains make, [418].
  • of truth, [217].
  • shall lick the dust, [821].
  • unhappy lot which finds no, [710].
• Enemy
  • dies, no tears are shed when an, [710].
  • hate thine, [838].
  • he who has one, [767].
  • hunger, if thine, [844].
  • in their mouths, [152].
  • nearest and dearest, [174].
  • thing devised by the, [98].
  • to life, care 's an, [74].
  • to mankind, [76].
  • we have met the, [676].
  • weak invention of the, [296].
  • you are now my, [361].
• Enemy's dog, mine, [148].
• Energy divine, march and, [329].
• Enforced ceremony, [114].
• Engine, two-handed, [247].
• Enginer hoist with his own petar, [141].
• Engines,
  • great, move slowly, [170].
  • you mortal, [154].
• England,
  • best thing between France and, [597].
  • be what she will, [413].
  • expects every man to do his duty, [446].
  • hath need of thee, [472].
  • high-road that leads to, [370].
  • history of, written with knowledge, [609].
  • martial airs of, [533].
  • men of light and leading in, [410].
  • meteor flag of, [515].
  • never shall lie at the proud foot of a conqueror, [80].
  • not three good men unhanged in, [84].
  • old, on the lee, [537].
  • old, is our home, [605].
  • roast beef of, [363].
  • royal navy of, [392].
  • slaves cannot breathe in, [418].
  • stately homes of, [569].
  • this realm, this, [81].
  • to his Italy, linking our, [651].
  • true to itself, [80].
  • with all her faults, [413].
  • with all thy faults, I love thee, [418].
  • wooden walls of, [861].
  • world or in France or in, [93].
  • ye gentlemen of, [176].
  • ye mariners of, [514].
• England's greatest son, [628].
• English,
  • abusing the king's, [45].
  • air, sweet as, [629].
  • ballad-singer's joy, [473].
  • dead, close the wall up with our, [91].
  • empire of the sea to the, [577].
  • gun, who never lost an, [628].
  • legs, one pair of, [91].
  • nation, trick of our, [88].
  • style, to attain an, [369].
  • undefyled, well of, [28].
• Englishman
  • says nothing if he has nothing to say, [374].
  • stands firmest in his shoes, [603].
  • the dying, [462].
• Enigmatical sort of calamity, [766].
• Enjoy
  • delight with libertie, [30].
  • her while she 's kind, [274].
  • nought better than to, [649].
  • we prize not whiles we, [53].
  • your dear wit, [246].
• Enjoyed, with more spirit chased than, [62].
• Enjoying, think it worth, [272].
• Enmities of twenty generations, [592].
• Ennoble sots, what can, [319].
• Enormous
  • faith of many, [318].
  • times, corrector of, [199].
• Enough
  • for man to know, [319].
  • is equal to a feast, [363].
  • is good as a feast, [20], [38].
  • 't will serve, [107].
  • verge, for more, [277].
  • with over-measure, [103].
• Enriches not him and makes me poor, [153].
• Ensample, this noble, [2].
• Ensanguined hearts, [420].
• Ense petit placidam, [264].
• Ensign,
  • beauty's, is crimson, [109].
  • imperial, high advanced, [224].
  • tear her tattered, down, [635].
• Enskyed and sainted, a thing, [47].
• Entangling alliances, [435].
• Enterprise,
  • heroic, is gone, [410].
  • life-blood of our, [86].
• Enterprises,
  • impediments to, [165].
  • of great pith and moment, [136].
• Entertain strangers, to, [848].
• Entertained angels unawares, [848].
• Entertains the harmless day, [174].
• Enthroned in the hearts of kings, [64].
• Enthusiasm, nothing achieved without, [602].
• Entice thee, if sinners, [824].
• Entire
  • affection hateth, [27].
  • and perfect chrysolite, [156].
• Entity and quiddity, [210].
• Entrails spin, spiders from their, [274].
• Entrancing our senses, [677].
• Entrance
  • to a quarrel, beware of, [130].
  • wisdom at one, [230].
• Entrances and exits, have their, [69].
• Entuned in hire nose, [1].
• Envious
  • people, disposition of, [762].
  • tongues, to silence, [100].
  • worm, bit with an, [104].
• Envy
  • hatred and malice, [850].
  • of less happier lands, [81].
  • of the world, [408].
  • time transported with, [406].
  • will merit pursue, [324].
  • withers at another's joy, [355].
• Epaminondas, witty saying of, [735].
• Ephemeral is fame, [752].
• Ephesian dome, fired the, [296].
• Ephesians, Diana of the, [843].
• Ephesus, dame of, [295].
• Ephraim, grapes of, [814].
• Epic's stately rhyme, [618].
• [[933]]Epicure would say, the, [461].
• Epicurean cooks, [157].
• Epicurus' sty, fattest hog in, [393], [706].
• Epicycle, cycle and, [237].
• Epimenides, the sleep of, [759].
• Epitaph,
  • believe a woman or an, [539].
  • better a bad, [134].
  • no man write my, [675].
  • not remembered in thy, [87].
• Epitaphs,
  • derangement of, [440].
  • let 's talk of, [81].
• Epitome, all mankind's, [268].
• Epocha in history of America, [429].
• Epochs, actions are our, [554].
• Equal,
  • all men created, [434].
  • and exact justice, [435].
  • to all things, [399].
• Equator, speak disrespectfully of the, [459].
• Equity
  • is a roguish thing, [194].
  • is according to conscience, [194].
• Equipage,
  • conduct and, [285].
  • senseless, [438].
• Equivocate, I will not, [605].
• Equivocation
  • of the fiend, [125].
  • will undo us, [143].
• Era of good feeling, [855].
• Erant quibus appetentior famæ, [247].
• Ercles' vein, this is, [57].
• Ere
  • I was old, [503].
  • sin could blight, [500].
• Erebus, dark as, his affections are, [66].
• Erect, unless above himself he can himself, [39].
• Erected
  • look, with, [269].
  • spirit, the least, [225].
• Erection, we rate the cost of, [88].
• Eremites and friars, [231].
• Erin, a poor exile of, [515].
• Err,
  • art may, [272].
  • in opinion, human to, [742].
  • to, is human, [325].
• Errand, sleeveless, [612].
• Erring
  • reason's spite, [316].
  • rod to check the, [475].
  • sister's shame, [548].
  • spirit hies to his confine, [126].
• Error
  • hurled, in endless, [317].
  • lies in pride, our, [315].
  • love truth but pardon, [801].
  • of opinion may be tolerated, [434].
  • wounded, writhes with pain, [573].
• Errors
  • like straws, [275].
  • seem, stratagems which, [323].
  • some female, [325].
• Eruption, bodes some strange, [126].
• Eruptions, breaks forth in strange, [85].
• Esau, the hands of, [813].
• Escape calumny, shalt not, [136].
• Eschewed evil, [816].
• Essay, to make a short, [273].
• Essence,
  • glassy, [48].
  • of a thing, look to the, [755].
  • of good and evil, [744].
• Essential liberty, [359].
• Estate,
  • fallen from his high, [271].
  • flies of, and sunneshine, [204].
  • greatest, gained easy, [741].
  • of man, fleeting is the, [753].
  • relief of man's, [169].
  • that man's, owns him, [761].
• Esteem,
  • they give to get, [395].
  • to know, to love, to, [502].
• Estranged, providence seeming, [586].
• Estridges, all plumed like, [86].
• Et spes inanes, [288].
• Et tu, Brute! [112].
• Eternal
  • anarchy, [229].
  • beadroll, fame's, [28].
  • blazon must not be, [131].
  • devil, brooked the, [110].
  • doom of fate, [29].
  • fitness of things, [364].
  • friendship, swear an, [462], [798].
  • frost, that skirts the, [501].
  • home, near to their, [221].
  • hope springs, [315].
  • joy and everlasting love, [280].
  • new romances, [387].
  • now does always last, [261].
  • Providence I may assert, [223].
  • sabbath of his rest, [277].
  • smiles emptiness betray, [328].
  • summer gilds them yet, [557].
  • summer shall not fade, [161].
  • sunshine settles on its head, [397].
  • vigilance, price of liberty, [855].
  • year, heaven's, [270].
  • years of God are hers, [573].
• Eterne, nature's copy is not, [121].
• Eternities,
  • past and future, two, [525].
  • time between two, [580].
• Eternity,
  • flattering dust with, [554].
  • hath triumphed over time, [26].
  • in bondage, worth a whole, [298].
  • intimates, to man, [299].
  • mighty ages of, [642].
  • mourns that, [594].
  • opes the palace of, [243].
  • passing through nature to, [127].
  • pilgrim of, [565].
  • portions of, great souls are, [656].
  • shall tell, [683].
  • silence is deep as, [579].
  • thou pleasing dreadful thought, [299].
  • time is the image of, [760].
  • wander through, [227].
  • wanderers o'er, [543].
  • white radiance of, [565].
• Ether,
  • ampler, [482].
  • the holy, knows what love is, [756].
  • through the clear, silently, [576].
• Ethereal
  • mildness, come, [355].
  • mould incapable of stain, [226].
  • sky, the blue, [300].
  • warmth, soft, [228].
• Ethics from Byron's poetry, [591].
• Ethiope's ear, jewel in an, [105].
• Ethiopian change his skin, [835].
• Etrurian shades, [224].
• Eunuchs guardians of the fair, [310].
• Euphrasy and rue, [240].
• Eureka, the cry of Archimedes, [738].
• Europe,
  • better fifty years of, [626].
  • he sauntered, round, [332].
  • rings, of which all, [252].
• [[934]]Europe's violets, [570].
• Euxine, dangerous breakers of the, [559].
• Eve
  • ate apples, since, [560].
  • close at the ear of, [234].
  • fairest of her daughters, [232].
  • from noon to dewy, [225].
  • grandmother, a female, [54].
  • one summer's, [589].
  • son of Adam and, [288].
  • span and Adam dolve, [685].
• Eve's daughters, [46].
• Eveleen's bower, when to, [520].
• Even,
  • gray-hooded, [243].
  • star that ushers in the, [163].
  • such is time, [26].
  • sweet approach of, [230].
  • tenor of their way, [385].
  • ushers in the, [163].
• Even-handed justice, [118].
• Evening
  • air, fairer than the, [41].
  • bells, those, [523].
  • chime, faintly tolls the, [518].
  • come in the, [680].
  • dews of the, carefully shun, [353].
  • dragon came, an, [242].
  • exhalation in the, [99].
  • flowers at shut of, [239].
  • grateful, mild, [233].
  • never morning wore to, [631].
  • now came still, on, [233].
  • shades of, close, [677].
  • shades prevail, soon as the, [300].
  • sun shine sweetly, [428].
  • twilight of the heart, [562].
  • welcome peaceful, [420].
  • when it is, [840].
  • yet, was never, [651].
• Evening's
  • calm and happy hour, [488].
  • close, at, [386].
• Even-song, ringeth to, [19].
• Event,
  • faculties to bear every, [742].
  • far-off divine, [634].
  • one, happeneth to all, [830].
  • say not small, [643].
• Events,
  • coming, [514].
  • confused, [120].
  • course of human, [434].
  • not to lead but follow, [746].
  • of fate's remote decrees, [343].
  • repeat themselves, [726].
  • river of passing, [752].
  • spirits of great, [504].
• Eventful history, this strange, [69].
• Ever
  • and a day, for, [71].
  • charming ever new, [358].
  • do nothing but that, [78].
  • fair and ever young, [271].
  • his time is for, [260].
  • of thee I 'm dreaming, [586].
  • thus from childhood's hour, [526].
• Ever-during
  • dark surrounds me, [230].
  • gates, opened wide her, [236].
• Evergreen tree of knowledge, [440].
• Everlasting
  • fame, damned to, [319].
  • fixed his canon, [127].
  • flint, wear out the, [107].
  • love and eternal joy, [280].
  • now, [261].
  • preordained from, [756].
  • redemption, condemned into, [53].
  • yawn confess, thy, [332].
• Everlastingness, shoots of, [263].
• Evermore thanks, [81].
• Every
  • clime adored, in, [334].
  • fool will be meddling, [827].
  • inch a king, [148].
  • man for himself, [20], [787].
  • man has business and desire, [132].
  • man's work, [845].
  • one as heaven made him, [788].
  • one can master a grief, [51].
  • one that asketh, [839].
  • one that hath, unto, [841].
  • sweet its sour, [404].
  • virtue under heaven, [329].
  • why hath a wherefore, [50], [210].
  • woe a tear can claim, [548].
• Everybody's business, [207].
• Everything
  • advantageous to life, [43].
  • by starts and nothing long, [268].
  • comes if man will wait, [609].
  • custom reconciles to, [407].
  • devil at, [787].
  • find a tale in, [466].
  • good in, [67].
  • handsome about him, [53].
  • has two handles, [746].
  • is made of one hidden stuff, [601].
  • is nought, [517].
  • result of change, [752].
  • sans taste sans, [69].
  • that pretty is, [159].
  • that 's old, I love, [171].
  • there is a season to, [830].
  • they that are above have ends in, [197].
  • time tries the troth in, [18].
• Everywhere
  • be bold, [28].
  • his place, [260].
  • the gods see, [615].
  • the sun shines, [76].
• Evidence of things not seen, [848].
• Evident, things true and, [746].
• Evil,
  • be ignorant in foreboding, [695].
  • be not overcome of, [844].
  • be thou my good, [231].
  • bent on doing, [710].
  • communications, [846].
  • days, though fallen on, [236].
  • death is not the worst, [696].
  • essence of good and, [744].
  • feared God and eschewed, [816].
  • for himself, man work, [693].
  • for his good repay, [346].
  • fruit of a bad man, [693].
  • good and good evil, [833].
  • good from seeming, [357].
  • goodness in things, [92].
  • ignorance is the one only, [760].
  • is null, is nought, the, [649].
  • is wrought by want of thought, [584].
  • keep thy tongue from, [819].
  • love of money is the root of all, [848].
  • manners live in brass, [100].
  • moral, and of good, [466].
  • new and untried, [778].
  • news rides post, [242].
  • [[935]]obscures the show of, [63].
  • of that purpose, I knew the, [698].
  • of the dead, speak not, [758].
  • oldest and best known, [778].
  • out of good find means of, [223].
  • partial, universal good, [316].
  • recompense to no man evil for, [844].
  • report and good report, [846].
  • root of all, love of money is the, [848].
  • submit to the present, [715].
  • that men do lives after them, [113].
  • thereof, sufficient unto the day is the, [838].
  • thing that walks by night, [244].
  • tongue an unruly, [849].
  • universal good all partial, [316].
  • vice itself lost half its, [410].
  • wealth excludes but one, [373].
  • which I would not I do, [844].
• Evils,
  • less of two, [7].
  • philosophy triumphs over past, [794].
  • the school of mankind, [411].
  • two weak, [69].
• Exactness, with, grinds he all, [793].
• Exalted sat, Satan, [226].
• Example
  • from the lives of men, [705].
  • joy of past, [346].
  • profit by their, [429].
  • results of your own, [716].
  • salutary influence of, [369].
  • thy stream my great, [257].
  • to deter, as an, [688].
  • you with thievery, [109].
• Examples
  • for the instruction of youth, [411].
  • more efficacious than precept, [368].
  • philosophy teaching by, [304].
• Exceeding
  • fair she was not, [35].
  • tall men, [166].
  • wise, fair-spoken, [101].
• Exceedingly
  • beautiful, [499].
  • well read, [86].
• Excel,
  • 't is useless to, [377].
  • unstable thou shalt not, [813].
• Excellence,
  • fair divided, [78].
  • in a wondrous, [163].
  • it cannot reach, hates that, [355].
  • smallest scruple of her, [46].
  • to maturity, [713].
• Excellent
  • dumb discourse, [43].
  • in neither, [163].
  • knowledge of what is, [727].
  • thing in woman, [149].
  • to have a giant's strength, [48].
• Excelling nature, pattern of, [156].
• Excels
  • all earthly bliss, [22].
  • another, one man, [702].
  • the quirks of blazoning pens, [151].
• Exception prove the rule, [187].
• Excess,
  • desire of knowledge in, [165].
  • desire of power in, [165].
  • nothing in, [757].
  • of glory obscured, [225].
  • of it, give me, [74].
  • of light, blasted with, [382].
  • of wealth is cause of covetousness, [41].
  • our own prodigal, [483].
  • to be blamed, [195].
  • wasteful and ridiculous, [79].
• Exchequer
  • of the poor, [81].
  • rob me the, [86].
• Excise our brains, [413].
• Excitement, be not hurried by, [746].
• Excrement, general, [109].
• Excuse,
  • fault worse by the, [80].
  • for being, beauty is its own, [599].
  • for the glass, she 'll prove, [442].
  • I will not, [605].
  • in her face, came prologue, [239].
• Excused his devilish deeds, [232].
• Excusing a fault makes it worse, [80].
• Execrable shape, what art thou, [229].
• Execute
  • the villany you teach me, [63].
  • their airy purposes, [224].
• Executes a freeman's will, [538].
• Exemplary, lives in acts, [36].
• Exempt from public haunt, [67].
• Exercise,
  • for cure depend on, [270].
  • strength of mind, [317].
  • the principle of health, [358].
  • the sad mechanic, [631].
• Exhalation,
  • like a bright, [99].
  • rose like an, [225].
• Exhalations of the dawn, [504].
• Exhaled
  • and went to heaven, [308].
  • he was, [270].
• Exhausted worlds, [366].
• Exhilarate the spirit, [417].
• Exile
  • from home, [568].
  • of Erin, poor, [515].
• Exiles feed on hope, [695].
• Existence,
  • I called the new world into, [464].
  • love is woman's sole, [556].
  • soul secured in her, [299].
  • struggle for, [622].
• Exit, called to make our, [436].
• Exits and their entrances, [69].
• Expatiate free o'er all this, [314].
• Expatiates in a life to come, [315].
• Expectancy and rose of the state, [136].
• Expectation,
  • better bettered, [50].
  • fails, oft, [73].
  • makes a blessing dear, [256].
  • rise, bids, [398].
  • to bury them, merely in, [222].
• Expects nothing, blessed who, [347].
• Expediency,
  • a principle not, [609].
  • party honesty is party, [669].
• Expedient to forget sometimes, [709].
• Expedients with such a king, [352].
• Expensive, gratitude is, [430].
• Experience
  • be a jewel, [45].
  • from home, [568].
  • gained my, [70].
  • ignorant in spite of, [376].
  • keeps a dear school, [360].
  • lamp of, [429].
  • made him sage, long, [348].
  • old, do attain, [250].
  • sharp mordant of, [663].
  • tells in every soil, [395].
  • to make me sad, [71].
• Experiment, full tide of successful, [435].
• Explain
  • a thing till all doubt, [332].
  • spoil it by trying to, [441].
  • [[936]]the asking eye, [328].
• Expletives their feeble aid to join, [324].
• Exploits, glorious, [727].
• Explore the thought, [328].
• Expose thyself to feel, [147].
• Exposition of sleep, I have an, [58].
• Express
  • and admirable in form, [134].
  • more than painting can, [301].
  • not so much to, as to conceal, [403].
• Expressed
  • in fancy, not, [130].
  • thought but ne'er so well, [323].
• Expression, beyond, [178].
• Expressive silence, come then, [357].
• Exquisite, joys too, [496].
• Exquisitely fine, how, [316].
• Extant, the story is, [138].
• Extend a mother's breath, [328].
• Extent, my offending hath this, [149].
• Extenuate,
  • as for the brandy nothing, [597].
  • nothing, [156].
• Exterior, fair, a recommendation, [709].
• Extravagant and erring spirit, [126].
• Extreme
  • diseases, [700].
  • few in the, [318].
  • hate in the like, [345].
  • perplexed in the, [156].
  • remedies, [700].
• Extremes
  • by change more fierce, [228].
  • heard so oft in worst, [224].
  • in man and nature, [317], [322].
  • meet, [808].
• Extremity,
  • a daring pilot in, [267].
  • in man's most dark, [492].
• Exultations, agonies and loves, [471].
• Eye
  • and prospect of his soul, [53].
  • apple of his, [814].
  • apple of the, [818].
  • bear welcome in your, [117].
  • behind you, an you had any, [76].
  • bend your, on vacancy, [141].
  • black is a pearl in woman's, [35].
  • blow the horrid deed in every, [118].
  • brighter when we come, [556].
  • could not 'scape the Almighty's, [314].
  • courtier's soldier's, [136].
  • day's garish, [250].
  • defiance in their, [395].
  • did see that face, [23].
  • dissolved in dew, [427].
  • distinguish not by the, [715].
  • don't view me with a critic's, [459].
  • explain the asking, [328].
  • fades in his, [298].
  • fire in each, [326].
  • for eye tooth for tooth, [813].
  • foresees, whose certain, [343].
  • fringed curtains of thine, [43].
  • glad me with its soft black, [526].
  • great, of heaven, [27].
  • great taskmaster's, [252].
  • guard me with a watchful, [300].
  • half hidden from the, [469].
  • harmony in her bright, [259].
  • harvest of a quiet, [471].
  • hearing ear and seeing, [827].
  • heaven in her, [237].
  • hide her shame from every, [403].
  • I have a good, [50].
  • in a fine frenzy rolling, [59].
  • in my mind's, [128].
  • lack-lustre, looking on it with, [68].
  • light of a dark, [544].
  • light of a pleasant, [655].
  • light of the body is the, [838].
  • like Mars to threaten, [140].
  • lion heart and eagle, [392].
  • locked up from mortal, [258].
  • looks with a threatening, [79].
  • looks yellow to the jaundiced, [325].
  • lovely in her husband's, [465].
  • man a microscopic, [316].
  • muse on nature with a poet's, [513].
  • nature's walks, [375].
  • negotiate for itself, [51].
  • no, hath seen such scarecrows, [86].
  • not satisfied with seeing, [830].
  • of a needle, camel through the, [840].
  • of childhood fears a painted devil, [120].
  • of the day, [6], [251], [434].
  • of Greece, Athens the, [241].
  • of heaven, beauteous, [79].
  • of heaven visits, places that the, [80].
  • of nature, lived in, [468].
  • of newt and toe of frog, [123].
  • of solitude, that inward, [475].
  • of the intellect, [579].
  • of time, [345].
  • of vulgar light, [520].
  • one auspicious and dropping, [127].
  • open alle night with, [1].
  • peril in thine, [105].
  • postern of a small needle's, [82].
  • power behind the, [603].
  • precious seeing to the, [56].
  • pupil of the human, [518].
  • saw me it gave witness to me, [817].
  • sleep all night with open, [1].
  • smile in her, [582].
  • still-soliciting, [146].
  • sublime declared, [232].
  • such beauty as a woman's, [55].
  • sun cannot be looked at with a steady, [794].
  • tear in her, [489].
  • tear stands trembling in her, [343].
  • that inward, [475].
  • the seeing, [827].
  • to watch, no, [522].
  • twinkling of an, [62], [846].
  • unborrowed from the, [467].
  • unforgiving, an, [442].
  • unpresumptuous, [421].
  • upward glancing of an, [497].
  • was dim and cold, his, [589].
  • was in itself a soul, that, [550].
  • was not dim, his, [814].
  • was on the censer, [636].
  • watch in every old man's, [106].
  • wave before the half-shut, [357].
  • welcome in your, your hand, [117].
  • where feeling plays, an, [486].
  • which hath the merriest, [93].
  • white wench's black, [106].
  • who sees with equal, [315].
  • will mark our coming, [556].
  • with a watchful, [300].
  • [[937]]with his glittering, [498].
  • with threatening, [79].
• Eyes
  • and eares and every thought, [23].
  • are dim with childish tears, my, [471].
  • are homes of silent prayer, [632].
  • are in his mind, his, [503].
  • as stars of twilight fair, [474].
  • bend on me thy tender, [607].
  • black, and lemonade, [519].
  • book in many's, [104].
  • close up his, [94].
  • closed his, in endless night, [382].
  • cobwebs out of my, [790].
  • cynosure of neighbouring, [248].
  • dear as these, [280].
  • did once inhabit, holes where, [96].
  • displayed the joy of youth, [444].
  • drink to me only with thine, [179].
  • eloquence of, [339].
  • fear of God before their, [844].
  • gifts that took all, [600].
  • glow like the sparks of fire, [202].
  • good for sore, [292].
  • gospel-light from Bullen's, [387].
  • hands were never made to tear each other's, [302].
  • happiness through another man's, [71].
  • hath not a Jew, [63].
  • hell to choose love by another's, [57].
  • I will not give sleep to mine, [824].
  • in scorn of, [96].
  • innocence closing up his, [40].
  • kindling her undazzled, [255].
  • ladies whose bright, [249].
  • light that lies in woman's, [522].
  • light that visits these sad, [383].
  • like stars start from their spheres, [131].
  • look your last, [109].
  • looked love to eyes, [542].
  • love darting, [246].
  • love looks not with the, [57].
  • make pictures when shut, [502].
  • man may see with no, [148].
  • man with large gray, [472].
  • Marlborough's, [365].
  • may weep, those watchful, [511].
  • meet far off, when, [274].
  • night has a thousand, [669].
  • no speculation in those, [122].
  • not a friend to close his, [271].
  • not yet created, [162].
  • of a fool, [827].
  • of gallery critics, [419].
  • of my cash-box, [798].
  • of sentiment, pluck the, [635].
  • of unholy blue, [521].
  • offensive to my, [296].
  • ope their golden, [159].
  • pearls that were his, [42].
  • play the woman with mine, [124].
  • pleasant sights salute the, [655].
  • poorly satisfy our, [174].
  • quaint enamelled, [247].
  • rain influence, [249].
  • read their history in a nation's, [385].
  • reflecting gems, [96].
  • sans, sans teeth, [69].
  • severe, [69].
  • shall cry my, out, [787].
  • she gave me ears she gave me, [469].
  • show his, and grieve his heart, [123].
  • shut, he could go there with his, [761].
  • sights of death within mine, [96].
  • sought the west afar, [487].
  • soul sitting in thine, [249].
  • soul within her, [554].
  • star-like, [200].
  • stood with stupid, [273].
  • streaming, and breaking hearts, [625].
  • sublime with tears, [620].
  • such beaming, [520].
  • sweeter than the lids of Juno's, [77].
  • sweetest, were ever seen, [621].
  • tears gather to the, [630].
  • that shone now dimmed, [523].
  • that would not look on me, [442].
  • the break of day, [49].
  • the glow-worm lend thee, [202].
  • they strike mine, [178].
  • thy dying, were closed, [335].
  • to the blind, feet to the lame, [817].
  • unto dying, [630].
  • wanton, [833].
  • were closed, thy dying, [335].
  • were made for seeing, [599].
  • where'er I turn my ravished, [299].
  • which fail with wakefulness, [590].
  • whose subdued, [157].
  • will not give sleep to mine, [824].
  • wipe my weeping, [303].
  • wiped our, [69].
  • with his half-shut, [326].
  • women's, from, [56].
• Eyeballs roll, lips tremble and, [333].
• Eyebrow, ballad to his mistress', [69].
• Eyelids
  • heavy and red, [585].
  • of the morn, opening, [247].
  • slumber to mine, [824].
  • weigh down my, [89].
• Eyesight, treasure of his, [104].
• Eyne, Bacchus with pink, [158].

• Fable,
  • in a Libyan, [696].
  • read my little, [929].
• Fables and legends of the Talmud, [166].
• Fabric,
  • huge, rose like an exhalation, [225].
  • of the sky, [342].
  • of this vision, baseless, [43].
  • rose silently as a dream, [421].
  • the mystic, sprung, [535].
• Face,
  • apparitions start into her, [52].
  • Aurora shows her brightening, [367].
  • bury me on my, [763].
  • call it fair not pale, [500].
  • can't I commend another's, [377].
  • climber-upward turns his, [111].
  • continual comfort in a, [23].
  • disasters in his morning, [397].
  • divine, human, [230].
  • excuse in her, [239].
  • familiar with her, [317].
  • features of my father's, [552].
  • finer form or lovelier, [490].
  • garden in her, there is a, [685].
  • [[938]]give me a look give me a, [178].
  • God has given you one, [136].
  • hides a shining, [423].
  • in his morning, [397].
  • in many a solitary place, [468].
  • in the moon, [766].
  • in the sweat of thy, [812].
  • is as a book, [117].
  • labour bears a lovely, [182].
  • like a benediction, [785].
  • like a blessing, [785].
  • like the milky way, [256].
  • look on her, and you'll forget, [325].
  • magic of a, [200].
  • man had fixed his, as if the, [468].
  • mind's construction in the, [117].
  • music breathing from her, [550].
  • music of her, [259].
  • never eie did see that, [23].
  • no odious furrows in my, [445].
  • nose on a man's face, [44], [192], [772], [785].
  • nose upon his, [415].
  • ocean on whose awful, [610].
  • o'er which a thousand shadows go, [486].
  • of heaven so fine, [107].
  • of joy we wear a, [471].
  • one beloved, on earth, [552].
  • pardoned all except her, [559].
  • princely counsel in his, [227].
  • saw the manners in the, [367].
  • shining morning, [69].
  • shyned bright, her angels, [27].
  • some awful moment, [476].
  • spit in my, [84].
  • stirred with her dream, [558].
  • ten commandments in your, [93].
  • that launched a thousand ships, [41].
  • that makes simplicity a grace, [178].
  • to feel the mist in my, [650].
  • transmitter of a foolish, [354].
  • truth has such a, [269].
  • umbered, see the other's, [92].
  • visit her, too roughly, [128].
  • wave with dimpled, [681].
• Faces,
  • dusk, with turbans, [240].
  • none alike, [218].
  • of the poor, grind the, [833].
  • sea of upturned, [493], [531].
  • the old familiar, [509].
• Facility of the octosyllabic verse, [550].
• Facing fearful odds, [593].
• Facts
  • and the laws, [671].
  • angularity of, [601].
  • are stubborn things, [392], [800].
  • for poor men's, [36].
  • imagination for his, [443].
• Faculties,
  • benumbs all his, [369].
  • hath borne his, [118].
  • to bear every event, [742].
• Faculty
  • divine, visions and, [479].
  • every, contemplates certain things, [744].
  • infinite in, [134].
  • that forms thy judgment, [750].
• Fade,
  • all that 's bright must, [522].
  • as a leaf, we all do, [835].
  • dazzle as they, [492].
  • may flourish or may, [396].
  • nothing of him that doth, [42].
  • thy eternal summer shall not, [161].
• Faded
  • like the morning dew, [513].
  • on the crowing of the cock, [127].
• Fades
  • a summer cloud, so, [434].
  • in his eye, [298].
• Fading
  • are the joys we dote upon, [281].
  • honours of the dead, [487].
  • in music, a swan-like end, [63].
  • never, serenity of countenance, [299].
• Faery
  • elves whose midnight revels, [225].
  • lands forlorn, [575].
  • Queen, read the, [663].
• Fagots and fagots, there are, [797].
• Fail,
  • if this, [245].
  • if we should, [118].
  • no such word as, [606].
  • nor fall, never to, [745].
  • not ashamed to, [366].
  • not for sorrow, [641].
  • they never, who die in a great cause, [555].
  • we will not, [118].
• Fails, oft expectation, [73].
• Failed the bright promise, [535].
• Failing, every, but their own, [548].
• Failings leaned to virtue's side, [396].
• Fain
  • die a dry death, [42].
  • would I but I dare not, [25].
  • would I climb yet fear I to fall, [26].
• Faint
  • and fear to live alone, [569].
  • heart ne'er won fair lady, [789].
  • in the day of adversity, [828].
  • so spiritless so, [88].
  • why should we, [569].
• Fair,
  • all that is, by nature good, [29].
  • and crystal river, [180].
  • and ever young, ever, [271].
  • and good as she, [179].
  • and never proud, [151].
  • and softly goes far, [785].
  • and unpolluted flesh, [144].
  • as a star, [469].
  • brave deserves the, [271].
  • chaste and unexpressive she, [70].
  • daffadills we weep to see, [202].
  • day after the, [12].
  • die because a woman 's, [199].
  • divided excellence, [78].
  • eunuchs guardians of the, [310].
  • fat and forty, [495].
  • for all that is, [29].
  • found out a gift for my, [380].
  • good as she was, [455].
  • good-night, to each a, [490].
  • Greece sad relic, [541].
  • hand that hath made you, [49].
  • humanities of old religion, [504].
  • if ladies be but young and, [68].
  • in death, speak me, [65].
  • is foul foul is fair, [115].
  • is she not passing, [44].
  • laughs the morn, [383].
  • lov'd the brightest, [377].
  • maidens are commonly fortunate, [33].
  • matchless Ganymed divinely, [340].
  • [[939]]Melrose, would'st view, [487].
  • not pale, call it, [500].
  • or good alone, nothing is, [598].
  • round belly with capon lined, [69].
  • science frowned not, [386].
  • she spake full, [1].
  • she was not exceeding, [35].
  • so deadly, [548].
  • spirit rest thee now, [570].
  • spoken and persuading, [101].
  • supreme ambition to be, [377].
  • sweet and, she seems to be, [220].
  • the rose looks, [162].
  • to fair he flew, from, [489].
  • too, to worship, [564].
  • tresses insnare, [326].
  • undress best dress, [357].
  • weather it will be, [840].
  • weather out of the north, [817].
  • what care I how, she be, [26], [199].
  • women and brave men, [542].
  • words never hurt the tongue, [38].
  • words, to give, [12].
  • young and so, [586].
  • Zurich's waters, [677].
• Fairer,
  • she never studied to be, [35].
  • spirit conveyed, [313].
  • than the day, be she, [199].
  • than the evening air, [41].
• Fairest
  • of fair Zurich's daughters, [677].
  • of her daughters Eve, [232].
  • of stars, [235].
• Fairies'
  • coachmakers, [104].
  • midwife, [104].
• Fairy
  • elves, [225].
  • fiction drest, by, [383].
  • hands their knell is rung, [389].
  • of the mine, swart, [245].
  • takes nor witch hath power, [127].
  • tales did tell, [583].
• Fairy-like music, what, [677].
• Faith
  • a passionate intuition, [481].
  • amaranthine flower of, [482].
  • and hope, animated by, [369].
  • and hope, world will disagree in, [318].
  • and morals Milton held, [472].
  • belief ripened into, [481].
  • bible is a book of, [530].
  • fanatic, [525].
  • has centre everywhere, [632].
  • he hath denied the, [847].
  • herself is half confounded, [673].
  • I have kept the, [848].
  • in honest doubt, [633].
  • in some nice tenets, [260].
  • in womankind, [630].
  • inflexible in, [428].
  • is kneeling by his bed, [40].
  • is the substance of things hoped for, [848].
  • man should render reason for his, [460].
  • mirror of constant, [342].
  • modes of, for, [318].
  • now abideth, [845].
  • of many made for one, [318].
  • of reason, no longer in the, [504].
  • perhaps wrong, [260].
  • plain and simple, [114].
  • pure-eyed, [243].
  • simple, more than Norman blood, [624].
  • that right makes might, [622].
  • that wears well, [663].
  • triumphant over fears, [615].
  • unfaithful kept him, [629].
  • we walk by, not by sight, [846].
  • who breaks his, [784].
• Faith's
  • defender, the, [351].
  • pure shrine, [569].
• Faithful
  • below he did his duty, [436].
  • dog bear him company, [315].
  • found among the faithless, [235].
  • in action in honour clear, [323].
  • loves shall moralize my song, [27].
  • only he, [235].
  • the wounds of a friend, [829].
  • unto death, be thou, [849].
• Faithfull frends, fallyng out of, [21].
• Faithless, among the, faithful, [235].
• Falcon towering in her pride, [120].
• Falcons, hopes like towering, [287].
• Fall,
  • brook with many a, [455].
  • by dividing we, [426].
  • caused man to, [165].
  • caused the angels to, [165].
  • divided we, [595].
  • fain would I climb yet fear to, [26].
  • haughty spirit before a, [826].
  • he that is down needs fear no, [266].
  • it had a dying, [74].
  • never to fail or, [745].
  • no lower, he that 's down can, [212].
  • of a sparrow, [145].
  • out and chide and fight, [302].
  • pride will have a, [13].
  • some, some grow, [338].
  • take heed lest he, [845].
  • though free to, [230].
  • to us is adverse, descent and, [226].
  • what a, was there, [114].
• Falls
  • as I do, [99].
  • as the leaves do, [184].
  • early or too late, [183].
  • like Lucifer, [99].
  • shallow rivers to whose, [41].
  • with the leaf, [184].
• Fallen,
  • arise or be forever, [224].
  • Babylon is, [833].
  • from grace, [846].
  • from his high estate, [271].
  • how are the mighty, [815].
  • into the sere the yellow leaf, [124].
  • Lucifer how art thou, [833].
  • on evil days, though, [236].
• Fallest a blessed martyr, [100].
• Falling
  • at intervals upon the ear, [422].
  • fear 's as bad as, [160].
  • in melody back, [504].
  • man, cruelty to load a, [101].
  • man, press not a, [99].
  • of a tear, the, [497].
  • with a falling state, [336].
  • world, secure amidst a, [300].
• Fallings from us vanishings, [478].
• Falling-off was there, what a, [132].
• Fallyng out of faithfull frends, [21].
• False
  • and fleeting as 't is fair, [535].
  • [[940]]and hollow, all was, [226].
  • as dicers' oaths, [140].
  • fires, kindles on the coast, [484].
  • framed to make women, [151].
  • fugitive, [229].
  • history must be, [304].
  • philosophy, [228].
  • science, the glare of, [428].
  • thou wouldst not play, [117].
  • to any man, canst not be, [130].
  • what was new was, [374].
• Falsehood
  • and truth grapple, [255].
  • framed, heart for, [442].
  • hath a goodly outside, [61].
  • no, can endure, [234].
  • strife of truth with, [657].
  • under saintly shew, [232].
  • wedded to some dear, [525].
• Falsely luxurious man, [355].
• Falstaff sweats to death, [84].
• Falter
  • not for sin, [641].
  • to, would be sin, [653].
• Fame,
  • above all Roman, [329].
  • blush to find it, [329].
  • church to God not to, [322].
  • damned to, [354].
  • damned to everlasting, [319].
  • death-bed of, [514].
  • earth sounds my, [344].
  • elates thee, while, [519].
  • family of, [501].
  • fool to, nor yet a, [327].
  • for a pot of ale, [91].
  • from the field of his, [563].
  • gives immortal, [311].
  • grant an honest, [333].
  • great heir of, [251].
  • hard to climb the steep of, [428].
  • hath created something of nothing, [222].
  • I slight, nor, [333].
  • is ephemeral, [752].
  • is no plant, [247].
  • is the spur, [247].
  • martyrdom of, [552].
  • most infamous are fond of, [413].
  • nor yet a fool to, [327].
  • nothing can cover his high, [198].
  • on lesser ruins built, [258].
  • over his living head, [565].
  • rich in barren, [344].
  • shade that follows wealth or, [402].
  • that comes after life, [750].
  • the pious fool outlives in, [296].
  • the rolls of, [345].
  • then was cheap, [275].
  • to patch up his, [412].
  • too fond of, [747].
  • too mighty such monopoly of, [189].
  • unknown to, [339].
  • unknown to fortune and to, [386].
  • what is the end of, [556].
  • what rage for, [431].
• Fame's
  • eternal beadroll, [28].
  • eternal camping ground, [681].
  • ladder, ascended, [655].
  • proud temple, [428].
• Familiar
  • as his garter, [91].
  • as household words, [92].
  • as the rose in spring, [752].
  • be thou, but not vulgar, [129].
  • beast to man and signifies love, [45].
  • beauty soon grows, [298].
  • but not coarse, [369].
  • clothing the palpable and, [504].
  • creature, good wine is a, [152].
  • faces, the old, [509].
  • friend, mine own, [851].
  • with her face, [317].
  • with his hoary locks, [588].
• Familiarity
  • breeds contempt, [712].
  • contempt upon, [45].
• Familiarly talks of roaring lions, [78].
• Families,
  • but two, in the world, [789].
  • most ancient, [190].
  • of fame, all the, [501].
  • of yesterday, [286].
• Family,
  • children of one, [302].
  • father of a, [748].
• Famine,
  • his, should be filled, [229].
  • is in thy cheeks, [108].
  • philanthropists in time of, [597].
  • they that die by, [283].
• Famous
  • by my pen, [257].
  • by my sword, [257].
  • found myself, [560].
  • founders of civilization, [531].
  • orators repair, thence to the, [241].
  • to all ages, [254].
  • victory, it was a, [507].
• Famoused for fight, [161].
• Fan
  • me while I sleep, [418].
  • brain him with his lady's, [84].
• Fanatic faith wedded fast, [525].
• Fancies
  • do we affect, sad, [483].
  • men's more giddy, [75].
  • thick-coming, [125].
• Fancy
  • bred, where is, [63].
  • bright-eyed, [382].
  • by hopeless, feigned, [630].
  • chuckle, makes one's, [266].
  • draws, gives a glimpse and, [378].
  • fed, hope is theirs by, [381].
  • food of sweet and bitter, [71].
  • free, maiden meditation, [58].
  • his imperial, [457].
  • homebound, [594].
  • like the finger of a clock, [420].
  • most excellent, [144].
  • motives of more, [74].
  • not expressed in, [130].
  • painted her, all my, [682].
  • reason virtue, [357].
  • whispers of, [367].
  • young man's, [625].
  • youthful poet's, [301].
• Fancy's
  • child, Shakespeare, [249].
  • course, impediments in, [74].
  • maze, wandered long in, [328].
  • meteor ray, misled by, [447].
  • rays the hills adorning, [447].
• Fanny, Lord, spins, [328].
• Fanny's way, pretty, [305].
• Fantasies,
  • no figures nor no, [111].
  • our lightest, [656].
  • thousand, begin to throng, [243].
• [[941]]Fantasy, nothing but vain, [105].
• Fantasy's hot fire, [488].
• Fantastic,
  • alike, if too new or old, [324].
  • as a woman's mood, [492].
  • fickle fierce and vain, [491].
  • if too new or old alike, [324].
  • summer's heat, [81].
  • toe, light, [248].
  • toys, painted trifles and, [391].
  • tricks, plays such, [48].
• Fantastical, not in fashion is, [191].
• Fantastically carved, [90].
• Far
  • above the great, [382].
  • amid the melancholy main, [357].
  • as angels' ken, [223].
  • as the breeze can bear, [550].
  • as the solar walk, [315].
  • beneath the good how, [382].
  • from gay cities, [345].
  • from mortal cares, [534].
  • from the lips we love, [521].
  • from the madding crowd, [385].
  • he seems so near and yet so, [633].
  • less sweet to live, [521].
  • off his coming shone, [236].
  • press not a falling man too, [99].
  • stretched greatness, [27].
• Farce
  • is done, the, [770].
  • played by kings and republics, [777].
• Fardels bear, who would, [136].
• Fare,
  • brown bread and the gospel is good, [283].
  • thee well and if forever, [552].
  • thee well, isle of beauty, [581].
• Fared worse, further and, [17].
• Farewell
  • a long farewell, [99].
  • a word that must be, [548].
  • bade the world, [513].
  • content, [154].
  • forever and forever, [115].
  • goes out sighing, [102].
  • happy fields, [223].
  • hope fear remorse, [231].
  • I only feel farewell, [539].
  • if ever fondest prayer, [539].
  • mercy sighed, [551].
  • that fatal word, [551].
  • the neighing steed, [154].
  • the plumed troop, [154].
  • the tranquil mind, [154].
  • to all my greatness, [99].
  • to every fear I 'll bid, [303].
  • to Lochaber, [671].
  • to thee Araby's daughter, [526].
• Farewells to the dying, [615].
• Far-heard whisper, [498].
• Far-off
  • divine event, one, [634].
  • things, old unhappy, [473].
  • unattained and dim, [680].
• Farm,
  • each reaps on his own, [701].
  • moderate sized, [693].
  • of the world, [507].
• Farmer, I have fed like a, [293].
• Farmers, embattled, [599].
• Farther
  • from God near the church, [283].
  • off from heaven, [583].
• Farthing candle to the sun, [311].
• Fascinate, blandishments will not, [436].
• Fascination of a name, [422].
• Fashion,
  • fantastical that is not in, [191].
  • garment out of, [160].
  • glass of, [136].
  • high Roman, [159].
  • of a new doublet, carving the, [51].
  • of his hat, his faith the, [50].
  • of these times, [67].
  • of this world passeth away, [845].
  • out of the world as out of, [296].
  • the world's new, [54].
  • wears out more apparel, [52].
• Fashions, in words as with, [324].
• Fashion's brightest arts, [398].
• Fashionable topics, [402].
• Fashioned so slenderly, [586].
• Fashioneth their hearts alike, [819].
• Fast
  • and loose, [55].
  • bind fast find, [10].
  • by a brook, [428].
  • by the oracle of God, [223].
  • hold, that which is, [847].
  • in fires, confined to, [131].
  • some break their, [263].
  • spare, [249].
  • too late who goes too, [712].
• Fast-anchored isle, [418].
• Fast-flitting meteor, [561].
• Fast-flying cloud, [561].
• Fasten him as a nail, [834].
• Fasting for a good man's love, [70].
• Fat
  • and greasy citizens, [67].
  • contentions, [253].
  • dividends, incarnation of, [564].
  • fair and forty, [495].
  • feed, the ancient grudge, [61].
  • I am resolved to grow, [275].
  • is in the fire, [9].
  • laugh and be, [670].
  • liberal soul shall be made, [826].
  • men about me that are, [111].
  • more, than bard beseems, [357].
  • must stand upon his bottom, [265].
  • oily man of God, [357].
  • one of them is, and grows old, [84].
  • oxen, who drives, [375].
  • things, feast of, [834].
  • waxed, and kicked, [814].
  • weed on Lethe wharf, [131].
• Fatal
  • and perfidious bark, [247].
  • bellman, the owl, [119].
  • gift of beauty, the, [545].
  • hands, their, [229].
  • shadows that walk by us, [183].
  • so sweet was ne'er so, [156].
  • word farewell, [551].
• Fate
  • and wish agree, did my, [489].
  • binding nature fast in, [334].
  • cannot harm me, [461].
  • cowards mock the patriot's, [681].
  • cries out, my, [131].
  • display, thy future, [344].
  • each cursed his, [672].
  • eagle's, and mine are one, [219].
  • eternal doom of, [29].
  • fixed, free-will, foreknowledge, [228].
  • forced by, [274].
  • gave me whate'er else denied, [661].
  • [[942]]hanging breathless on thy, [615].
  • has wove the thread of life, [343].
  • he either fears his, too much, [257].
  • heart for any, [612].
  • heart for every, [553].
  • heaven hides the book of, [315].
  • itself could awe the soul of Richard, [296].
  • limits of a vulgar, [382].
  • man is never wide of his, [599].
  • man meets his, [307].
  • man the fool of, [346].
  • no armour against, [209].
  • no man appears to tell their, [344].
  • no one is so accursed by, [613].
  • of mighty monarchs, [356].
  • of Rome, big with the, [297].
  • seemed to wind him up, [276].
  • sits on these dark battlements, [456].
  • stamp of, [337].
  • struggling in the storms of, [336].
  • take a bond of, [123].
  • things produced by, [765].
  • to bear is to conquer our, [515].
  • torrent of his, [366].
  • true as, [182].
  • where the good man meets his, [307].
  • why should they know their, [381].
  • with a heart for any, [612].
• Fates
  • and destinies, [62].
  • men are masters of their, [110].
  • of mortal men, the, [341].
  • wills and, so contrary run, [138].
• Fate's remote decrees, [343].
• Father
  • Abram, [62].
  • all the world and one's, [797].
  • and mother, honour thy, [695].
  • and my friend, my, [278].
  • antic the law, [83].
  • craves a booby son, booby, [310].
  • feeds his flocks, [392].
  • have a turnip than his, [375].
  • her, loved me, [150].
  • hoarding went to hell, [95].
  • lies, full fathom five thy, [42].
  • mother brethren all in thee, [338].
  • my, made them all, [421].
  • no more like my, [128].
  • of a family, [748].
  • of all in every age, [334].
  • of the man, the child is, [469].
  • Son and Holy Ghost, [278].
  • to that thought, wish was, [90].
  • was before him, happy that his, [293].
  • William, you are old, [506].
  • wise, knows his own child, [62].
  • wise son maketh a glad, [825].
• Fathers,
  • ashes of his, [593].
  • have eaten sour grapes, [835].
  • sins of the, [699].
  • where are thy, [836].
  • worshipped stocks, our, [252].
• Father's
  • brother, my, [128].
  • face, features of my, [552].
  • house, chimneys in my, [94].
  • house, daughters of my, [76].
  • house, many mansions in my, [843].
  • joy mother's pride, [492].
  • spirit, I am thy, [131].
• Fathered, so, and so husbanded, [112].
• Father-in-law, fine thing to be, [454].
• Fatherly, I cannot lift it up, [657].
• Fathom
  • five, thy father lies full, [42].
  • five, under the Rialto, [554].
  • line could never touch ground, [84].
• Fatigued with life, [513].
• Fattest hog in Epicurus' sty, [393].
• Fault
  • against the dead, [127].
  • condemn the, and not the actor, [47].
  • every man has his, [109].
  • excusing of a, makes it worse, [80].
  • grows two thereby, [205].
  • he that does one, [301].
  • I see, hide the, [334].
  • in great matters, [724].
  • is not in our stars, [110].
  • just hint a, [327].
  • of a penetrating wit, [796].
  • of angels and of gods, [335].
  • of fools, wise men avoid the, [725].
  • one loves him better for all his, [401].
  • on one side, [796].
  • political, [805].
  • proudly clung to their first, [643].
  • rich without a, [337].
  • seeming monstrous, [70].
  • their stars were more in, [287].
  • to heaven to nature, [127].
• Faults,
  • all his, observed, [115].
  • be blind to her, [287].
  • England with all her, [413].
  • England with all thy, [418].
  • if he had any, [399].
  • in vain you quote my, [511].
  • lie gently on him, [100].
  • men moulded out of, [50].
  • thou hast no, [295].
  • to be conscious of no, [579].
  • to scan, careless their, [396].
  • to see all others', [319].
  • world of vile ill-favoured, [46].
• Faultily faultless, [631].
• Faultless
  • body, [342].
  • monster, [279].
  • piece to see, thinks a, [323].
• Favour
  • is deceitful, [829].
  • must come to this, [144].
• Favours
  • are denied, when, [362].
  • call, nor for her, [333].
  • given, pleased with, [362].
  • hangs on princes', [99].
  • lively sense of future, [304].
  • sweet and precious, [451].
• Favourite
  • has no friend, [381].
  • sin, his, [507].
  • to be a prodigal's, [475].
• Favourites, early death, heaven gives its, [546].
• Fawne and crouch, [30].
• Fawning, thrift may follow, [137].
• Fayre and fetisly, spake ful, [1].
• Fear,
  • adored through, [421].
  • and bloodshed, [476].
  • and sorrow, pine with, [29].
  • bid farewell to every, [303].
  • boys with bugs, [72].
  • [[943]]cannot taint with, [124].
  • death in every hedge, [783].
  • death, men, [164].
  • each bush an officer, [95].
  • early and provident, [411].
  • God honour the king, [849].
  • God nothing else to fear, [391].
  • in the night, imagining some, [59].
  • is affront, [313].
  • is as bad as falling, the, [160].
  • is sharp-sighted, [785].
  • may force a man, [11].
  • mother of form and, [39].
  • no, in love, [849].
  • not and be just, [100].
  • not guilt, those who, [413].
  • not to touch the best, [25].
  • of death, [711].
  • of God before their eyes, [844].
  • o' hell 's a hangman's whip, [448].
  • of kings, [64].
  • perfect love casteth out, [849].
  • strange that men should, [112].
  • thy nature, yet do I, [117].
  • to be we know not what, [276].
  • to die, cowards may, [26].
  • to fall yet fain would climb, [26].
  • to live alone, [569].
• Fears
  • and saucy doubts, [122].
  • do make us traitors, [123].
  • faith triumphant o'er our, [615].
  • God and knows no other fear, [391].
  • his fate too much, [257].
  • hope when it dawns from, [491].
  • humanity with all its, [615].
  • humble cares and delicate, [469].
  • more, than wars or women have, [99].
  • no, to beat away, [482].
  • of the brave, [365].
  • our hopes belied our, [583].
  • present, less than imaginings, [116].
  • prosperity is not without many, [164].
• Fearful
  • adversaries, souls of, [95].
  • goodness is never, [49].
  • joy, snatch a, [381].
  • odds, facing, [593].
  • summons, upon a, [126].
• Fearfully and wonderfully made, [824].
• Fearing to attempt, [47].
• Feast,
  • as you were going to a, [178].
  • beginning of a, [87].
  • chief nourisher in life's, [120].
  • enough is good as a, [20], [38], [363].
  • gorgeous, [246].
  • imagination of a, [81].
  • invite your friend to a, [694].
  • merry, great welcome makes a, [50].
  • merry heart hath a continual, [826].
  • of Crispian, is called the, [92].
  • of fat things, [834].
  • of languages, have been at a, [56].
  • of nectared sweets, [245].
  • of reason and flow of soul, [328].
  • sat at any good man's, [68].
• Feasts, wedlock compared to public, [176].
• Feasting,
  • house of, [830].
  • presence, full of light, [109].
• Feather,
  • a wit 's a, chief a rod, [319].
  • bed betwixt a wall, [211].
  • birds of a, [191].
  • drown a fly or waft a, [306].
  • from an angel's wing, [484].
  • her winged spirit is, [36].
  • if wafted downward, [614].
  • of his own, espied a, [219].
  • on the fatal dart, his own, [539].
  • that adorns the royal bird, [689].
• Feathers,
  • see their own, plucked, [518].
  • she plumes her, [244].
  • two-legged animal without, [763].
• Feathered
  • Mercury, rise like, [86].
  • my nest, [771].
• Feats of broil and battle, [150].
• Feature,
  • cheated of, [95].
  • outward form and, [503].
  • so scented the grim, [239].
  • weeds of glorious, [30].
• Features,
  • homely, [246].
  • of men, differences in, [718].
  • of my father's face, [552].
• Fed
  • of the dainties, bred in a book, [55].
  • show lowly taught and highly, [73].
• Federal union must be preserved, our, [458].
• Fee,
  • set my life at a pin's, [131].
  • the doctor, than, [270].
• Fees,
  • contentions and, flowing, [253].
  • clear of the grave, [598].
• Feeble,
  • if virtue, were, [246].
  • most forcible, [89].
  • temper, man of such, [110].
• Feed
  • fat the ancient grudge, [61].
  • he that doth the ravens, [67].
  • me with a shepherd's care, [300].
  • my revenge if nothing else, [63].
  • on floures and weeds, [30].
  • on hope, to, [29].
  • on prayers, [25].
• Feeds
  • and breeds by a composture, [109].
  • himself his neighbor and me, [658].
• Feeder, blasphemes his, [246].
• Feel
  • and to possess, [541].
  • another's woe, teach me to, [334].
  • it most, those who, [566].
  • like one who treads alone, [523].
  • no time to, [594].
  • that I am happier than I know, [237].
  • those who would make us, [412].
  • to feel what wretches, [147].
  • to hear to see to, [541].
  • which they themselves not, [53].
  • your honour grip, [448].
• Feels
  • a thousand deaths, [308].
  • at each thread, [316].
  • meanest thing that, [472].
  • the noblest acts the best, [654].
  • the wanton stings, [47].
• Feeling
  • deeper than thought, [653].
  • eye where, plays, [486].
  • hearts touch them but rightly, [455].
  • high mountains are a, [543].
  • is quick and transient, [648].
  • of his business, [143].
  • of sadness and longing, [614].
  • petrifies the, [448].
  • plays, an eye where, [486].
  • [[944]]sensible to, as to sight, [119].
  • to the worse, gives greater, [81].
• Feelings,
  • great, came to them, [634].
  • to mortals given, some, [491].
  • unemployed, waste of, [549].
• Feet,
  • at her, he bowed, [814].
  • bar my constant, [357].
  • beneath her petticoat, [256].
  • clouted brogues from off my, [160].
  • every turf beneath their, [515].
  • friend's departing, [661].
  • hands wings or, [230].
  • hours with flying, [542].
  • lamp unto my, [823].
  • lie close about his, [634].
  • like snails did creep, [202].
  • many-twinkling, [382].
  • nailed on the bitter cross, [82].
  • of Gamaliel, at the, [843].
  • shoes were on their, [510].
  • standing with reluctant, [614].
  • through faithless leather, [311].
  • time's iron, [610].
  • to the foe, his, [514].
  • to the lame eyes to the blind, [817].
  • two pale, crossed in rest, [667].
  • underneath his, [23].
• Feetur, haint one agreeable, [659].
• Felicitie, what more, can fall, [30].
• Felicities, nature's old, [486].
• Felicity,
  • absent thee from, [146].
  • and flower of wickedness, [657].
  • God made man to enjoy, [746].
  • in fortune's favours, [737].
  • our own, we make, [367].
• Fell,
  • by that sin, the angels, [100].
  • Doctor, I do not love thee, [286].
  • down, all of us, [114].
  • great Cæsar, [114].
  • like autumn fruit, [276].
  • like stars, they, [496].
  • of hair would rouse and stir, [125].
  • purpose, shake my, [117].
  • swoop, at one, [124].
  • though the brightest, [124].
• Fellow,
  • covetous sordid, [352].
  • dies an honest, [184].
  • hail, well met, [290].
  • Hannibal was a pretty, [295].
  • hook-nosed, of Rome, [90].
  • in a market-town, [432].
  • in the cellarage, hear this, [132].
  • in the firmament, [112].
  • mad, met me, [86].
  • many a good tall, [83].
  • no feeling of his business, [143].
  • of but one idea, [371], [609].
  • of infinite jest, [144].
  • of no mark nor likelihood, [86].
  • of the selfsame flight, [60].
  • that hath had losses, [53].
  • that hath two gowns, [53].
  • that will have no sovereign, [24].
  • there 's a lean, beats all, [181].
  • touchy testy pleasant, [300].
  • vindictive and touchy, [730].
  • want of it the, [319].
  • with the best king, [93].
• Fellows,
  • best king of good, [93].
  • nature hath framed strange, [59].
  • of the baser sort, [843].
  • we 're all good, together, [673].
  • young, will be young, [428].
• Fellow-fault to match it, [70].
• Fellow-feeling,
  • help others out of, [185].
  • makes one wondrous kind, [387].
• Fellow-men, one who loves his, [536].
• Fellowship,
  • manhood nor good, [83].
  • right hands of, [846].
• Felony to drink small beer, [94].
• Felt
  • along the heart, [467].
  • as a man, thought as a sage, [428].
  • darkness which may be, [813].
  • in the blood, [467].
  • the halter draw, [440].
  • with spirit so profound, [471].
• Female
  • errors fall, if to her share, [325].
  • friendship, elegance of, [368].
  • hunting for one fair, [272].
  • mouth, kisses from a, [554].
  • of sex it seems, [242].
• Feminine, the vision, [594].
• Fence,
  • cunning in, [76].
  • of rhetoric, dazzling, [246].
• Fens bogs dens, [228].
• Ferdinand Mentez Pinto, [294].
• Fern, grasshoppers under a, [410].
• Ferre as I can gesse, [6].
• Festus I plunge, [643].
• Fetisly, fayre and, spake ful, [1].
• Festivity, pleasant place of, [544].
• Fetterless, free and, [680].
• Fetters off, throws its last, [572].
• Fever, after life's fitful, [121].
• Fever
  • of the world, the, [467].
  • so when a raging, burns, [303].
• Few
  • and far between, [514].
  • are chosen, many called but, [840].
  • die and none resign, [435].
  • fit audience though, [236].
  • grinders cease because they are, [831].
  • immortal names, [562].
  • in the extreme, [318].
  • is all the world, that, [39].
  • in the extreme, [318].
  • know their own good, how, [274].
  • let thy occupations be, [752].
  • let thy words be, [830].
  • plain rules, a, [479].
  • real friends, [377].
  • shall part where many meet, [515].
  • strong instincts, [479].
  • that only lend their ear, [39].
  • things impossible to diligence, [368].
  • too many yet how, [545].
  • we happy, [92].
• Fezziwig, in came Mrs., [652].
• Fiat justitia ruat cœlum, [855].
• Fib, destroy his, or sophistry, [327].
• Fibs, I 'll tell you no, [401].
• Fickle
  • as a changeful dream, [491].
  • fierce and vain, [491].
• Fico for the phrase, [45].
• Fiction,
  • by fairy, drest, [383].
  • condemn it as an improbable, [76].
  • lags after truth, [408].
  • [[945]]truth stranger than, [560].
• Fictions like to truth, [692].
• Fiddler statesman buffoon, [268].
• Fie
  • foh and fum, [147].
  • on possession, [4].
• Field
  • accidents by flood and, [150].
  • as a flower of the, [823].
  • be lost, what though the, [223].
  • beat this ample, [315].
  • cow a good animal in the, [371].
  • fresh verdure of the, [414].
  • hath eyes, [2].
  • he rushed into the, [542].
  • in the tented, [150].
  • lilies of the, [838].
  • of air, through the, [424].
  • of fight, business in the, [340].
  • of his fame, from the, [563].
  • of honour, dead on the, [808].
  • Prussia hurried to the, [443], [489].
  • six Richmonds in the, [98].
  • so truth be in the, [255].
  • squadron in the, [149].
  • with his back to the, [514].
• Fields,
  • babbled of green, [91].
  • beloved in vain, [381].
  • better to hunt in, [270].
  • dales and, [40].
  • farewell, happy, [223].
  • happy autumn, [630].
  • little tyrants of his, [385].
  • out of the old, [6].
  • poetic, encompass me, [299].
  • rude militia, raw in, [273].
  • showed how, were won, [396].
  • with purpureal gleams, [482].
• Fiend,
  • a frightful, [499].
  • angelical, [107].
  • equivocation of the, [125].
  • hell contains no fouler, [345].
  • no, in hell can match, [296].
  • thou marble-hearted, [146].
• Fiends, juggling, [126].
• Fiend-like to dwell in sin, [793].
• Fierce
  • and vain, fickle, [491].
  • as ten furies, [228].
  • as they paint him, the lion is not so, [206], [222].
  • democratie, [241].
  • repentance rears her crest, [355].
• Fiercer by despair, [226].
• Fiery
  • floods, to bathe in, [48].
  • pain, throbs of, [367].
  • Pegasus, turn and wind a, [86].
  • soul working its way, [267].
• Fife,
  • ear-piercing, [154].
  • sound the clarion fill the, [493].
  • squeaking of the wry-necked, [62].
• Fifteen, maiden of bashful, [442].
• Fig for care and a fig for woe, [9].
• Figs, in name of the prophet, [517].
• Fig-leaves, they sewed, together, [812].
• Fig-tree, under his, [836].
• Fight
  • again, those that fly may, [215], [403].
  • another day, live to, [216], [403].
  • another such, I were undone, [733].
  • business in the field of, [340].
  • but when her ladyship is by, [79].
  • famoused for, [161].
  • first in the, [337].
  • for such a land, dare to, [489].
  • good at a, [519].
  • I give up the, [643].
  • I have fought a good, [848].
  • it out on this line, [664].
  • the good fight, [848].
  • the last in, [337].
  • well hast thou fought the better, [236].
• Fights
  • and runs away, [216], [403].
  • he that gained a hundred, [628].
• Fighting,
  • bellyful of, [159].
  • foremost fell, [542].
  • rusty for want of, [211].
  • still destroying and still, [272].
• Fighter, fits a dull, [87].
• Figure
  • for the time of scorn, [155].
  • in company, makes no, [376].
  • of man, God not the, [765].
  • of the giant mass, baby, [102].
  • of the house, [88].
  • the thing we like, we, [594].
• Figures
  • on a dial, [654].
  • strange and sweet, [499].
• Filches from me my good name, [153].
• Files of time, foremost, [626].
• Fill a pit as well as better, [87].
• Filled with fury, [390].
• Fillip with a three-man beetle, [88].
• Fills, he bounds connects he, [316].
• Filthy lucre, not greedy of, [847].
• Final
  • goal of ill, [632].
  • hope is flat despair, [226].
  • ruin drives her ploughshare, [448].
  • ruin fiercely drives, [309].
• Find
  • it in my heart, could not, [52].
  • safe, safe bind, [10].
  • seek and ye shall, [839].
  • too late that men betray, [403].
• Finds
  • the down pillow hard, [160].
  • tongues in trees, [67].
• Findeth, he that seeketh, [839].
• Fine
  • by defect, [321].
  • by degrees and beautifully less, [287].
  • frenzy rolling, poet's eye in a, [59].
  • how exquisitely, [316].
  • in love, nature is, [142].
  • manners need the support of fine manners in others, [603].
  • puss-gentleman, [415].
  • thing to be father-in-law, [454].
  • too, a point to your wit, [792].
  • words wonder where you stole 'em, [290].
• Finely touched, spirits are not, [46].
• Fineness which a hymn affords, [205].
• Finer form or lovelier face, [490].
• Finger
  • and thumb, twixt, [83].
  • freed from his ambitious, [98].
  • in every pie, [789].
  • more goodness in her little, [293].
  • of a clock, like the, [420].
  • pipe for fortune's, [138].
  • points to heaven, whose silent, [481].
  • points to the sky, silent, [504].
  • slow unmoving, [155].
  • writes and having writ, [768].
• [[946]]Fingers,
  • four, from death, [758].
  • decay's effacing, [548].
  • rude, with forced, [246].
  • weary and worn, with, [585].
  • were made before forks, [293].
  • within two, of death, [758].
• Finger's breadth of being mad, [763].
• Fingers' ends, at my, [12], [74].
• Finished
  • by such as she, [78].
  • my course, I have, [848].
• Fire
  • answers fire, [92].
  • bastion fringed with, [631].
  • books that you may carry to the, [375].
  • burn and cauldron bubble, [123].
  • burned, while I was musing, [819].
  • burnt child dreads the, [16].
  • clean hearth a clear, [508].
  • clothes and meat, [322].
  • coals of, on his head, [828], [844].
  • cold performs the effect of, [228].
  • day fills his blue urn with, [600].
  • doubt thou the stars are, [133].
  • fantasy's hot, [488].
  • fat is in the, [9].
  • fretted with golden, [134].
  • fringed with, [631].
  • from beds of raging, [228].
  • from the mind, years steal, [542].
  • from the sun, moon snatches her, [109].
  • frying-pan into the, [18], [785].
  • glass of liquid, [457].
  • glow like sparks of, [202].
  • hasty as, [80].
  • in antique Roman urns, [213].
  • in each eye, [326].
  • in his bosom, [825].
  • in his hand, who can hold the, [81].
  • is not quenched, [841].
  • is the test of gold, [197], [714].
  • little, kindleth, [849].
  • little, quickly trodden out, [95].
  • melt in her own, [140].
  • motion of a hidden, [497].
  • now stir the, [420].
  • O for a muse of, [90].
  • O love O, [623].
  • one, burns out another's, [104].
  • pillar of, by night, [813].
  • purge off the baser, [226].
  • shirt of, martyr in his, [667].
  • sitting by a sea-coal, [89].
  • snatches from the sun, [109].
  • souls made of, [311].
  • source of motion, [781].
  • spark of that celestial, [425].
  • spark of that immortal, [549].
  • sparkle the right Promethean, [56].
  • stood against my, [148].
  • that warms cold, [792].
  • three removes as bad as a, [360].
  • two irons in the, [196].
  • uneffectual, 'gins to pale his, [132].
  • with white, laden, [565].
  • without some smoke, no, [17], [33].
  • yreken in our ashen cold, [3].
• Fires,
  • confined to fast in, [131].
  • kindles false, [484].
  • live their wonted, [385].
  • of passion, to light the, [617].
  • of ruin glow, [513].
  • religion veils her sacred, [332].
  • the tops of the eastern pines, [81].
  • truth lend her noblest, [540].
• Fired
  • another Troy, [272].
  • the Ephesian dome, [296].
• Fire-hearts sowed our furrows, [620].
• Fireside
  • happiness, [455].
  • howsoe'er defended, no, [615].
  • to make a happy, [449].
• Firm
  • concord holds, [227].
  • thy purpose, [307].
• Firmament,
  • the sun in the, [530].
  • no fellow in the, [112].
  • now glowed the, [233].
  • o'erhanging, [134].
  • on high, the spacious, [300].
  • pillared is rottenness, [245].
  • showeth his handiwork, [819].
  • stars in earth's, [613].
• Firmness
  • in the right, [622].
  • nature shakes off her wonted, [354].
• Firm-set earth, thou sure and, [119].
• First
  • and the last, [849].
  • be not the, by whom the new is tried, [324].
  • dark day of nothingness, [548].
  • flower of the earth, [522].
  • gem of the sea, [522].
  • great cause, [334].
  • he wrought, [2].
  • in a village, [727].
  • in banquets and in the fight, [337].
  • in glory first in place, [344].
  • in the hearts of his countrymen, [445].
  • in war first in peace, [445].
  • step which costs, [801].
  • true gentleman, [182].
  • who came away, [556].
• First-born's breath, feels her, [562].
• Fir-trees dark and high, [583].
• Fish,
  • all is, that cometh to net, [15].
  • cat would eat, [14].
  • in troubled waters, [283].
  • no, ye 're buying, [493].
  • nor flesh, [13].
  • not with this melancholy bait, [60].
  • sold for more than an ox, [734].
  • to fry, other, [772], [790].
  • what cat 's averse to, [381].
  • with the worm, man may, [141].
• Fishes
  • gnawed upon, men that, [96].
  • live in the sea, how do the, [161].
  • men live like, [264].
  • men were first produced in, [739].
  • that tipple in the deep, [259].
• Fisher's
  • chorus-note, [674].
  • life, gallant, [209].
• Fishermen on the beach, [148].
• Fishified, how art thou, [107].
• Fishing, may the east wind never blow when he goes a, [207].
• Fish-like smell, very ancient and, [43].
• Fist instead of a stick, [209].
• Fit
  • audience though few, [236].
  • for the gods, a dish, [111].
  • it for the sky, [672].
  • [[947]]man, most senseless and, [51].
  • 's upon me now, the, [198].
  • to hold a candle, [351].
• Fits, 't was sad by, [390].
• Fitful fever, after life's, [121].
• Fitness of things, eternal, [364].
• Fitted
  • him to a T, [375].
  • in arts, well, [55].
• Fitting,
  • done well and as is, [837].
  • season is best, [694].
• Fittest
  • place man can die, [680].
  • survival of the, [622], [681].
• Five
  • fathom deep, healths, [105].
  • fathom under the Rialto, [554].
  • hundred friends, [419].
  • reasons why men drink, [793].
• Five-words-long, jewels, [630].
• Fixed
  • fate free will, [228].
  • figure for the time, [155].
  • like a plant, [317].
  • my heart is, [821].
  • star, name to every, [54].
• Flag,
  • death's pale, [109].
  • freedom waves the fustian, [518].
  • has braved a thousand years, [514].
  • is known in every sea, [605].
  • nail to the mast her holy, [635].
  • of England, the meteor, [515].
  • of our union forever, [596].
  • of the free heart's hope, [574].
  • the sceptre all who meet obey, our, [550].
  • to haul down the American, [678].
• Flame,
  • adding fuel to the, [242].
  • freedom's holy, [382].
  • if you nurse a, [516].
  • love's devoted, [523].
  • love's holy, [508].
  • nor public nor private, [332].
  • that lit the battle's wreck, [570].
  • vital spark of heavenly, [334].
  • words so full of subtile, [196].
• Flames,
  • throng their paly, [92].
  • yet from those, no light, [223].
• Flaming
  • meteor, harmless, [261].
  • youth, [140].
• Flanders
  • received our yoke, [220].
  • swore terribly in, [378].
• Flash
  • and outbreak of a fiery mind, [133].
  • of the lightning, [561].
• Flashes
  • of merriment, [144].
  • of silence, occasional, [461].
• Flat
  • and unprofitable, [128].
  • as pancakes, [173].
  • burglary as ever was committed, [53].
  • despair, our final hope is, [226].
  • sea sunk, in the, [244].
  • that 's, [86].
• Flatter
  • knaves, to, [290].
  • Neptune for his trident, [103].
• Flattered,
  • being then most, [111].
  • to tears this aged man, [575].
  • whom all the world hath, [26].
• Flatterers
  • besieged, by, [327].
  • he hates, [111].
• Flattering
  • painter, a, [399].
  • tale, hope told a, [683].
  • unction to your soul, [141].
• Flattery,
  • I come not to hear such, [101].
  • imitation is the sincerest, [675].
  • is the food of fools, [290].
  • never lost on poet's ear, [487].
  • soothe the cold ear of death, [384].
  • to name a coward, [463].
• Flaunting extravagant quean, [442].
• Flax, smoking, [834].
• Flaxen was his poll, [142].
• Flea
  • has smaller fleas, [290].
  • in his ear, [184], [771].
  • that 's a valiant, [91].
• Fleas,
  • great, have little, [290].
  • little fleas have lesser, [290].
  • that on him prey, [290].
• Fled,
  • I waked she, [252].
  • like a passing thought, [447].
  • murmuring, [234].
• Flee when no man pursueth, [829].
• Fleet,
  • all in the Downs the, [348].
  • is a glance of the mind, [416].
• Fleets, ten thousand, [547].
• Fleetest, brightest still the, [522].
• Fleeting
  • as 't is fair, [535].
  • is the estate of man, [753].
  • show, the world is all a, [524].
  • some, good, [394].
• Flesh
  • and blood can't bear it, [351].
  • and blood, strong as, [477].
  • and blood, to ears of, [131].
  • and the devil, the world, [850].
  • collop of thy own, [14].
  • fair and unpolluted, [144].
  • going the way of all, [181].
  • his virgin sword, [346].
  • how art thou fishified, [107].
  • is grass, all, [834].
  • is heir to, the shocks that, [135].
  • is weak, but the, [841].
  • little breath little, [749].
  • nor good red herring, [13].
  • of my flesh, [812].
  • of thy flesh, [784].
  • one of the, [656].
  • service to the, [754].
  • take off my, [461].
  • that this too solid, would melt, [127].
  • thorn in the, [846].
  • weariness of the, [832].
  • will not out of the, [19].
  • will quiver; the, [312].
• Fleshed thy maiden sword, [87].
• Fleshpots, when we sat by the, [813].
• Flies
  • an eagle flight, [109].
  • close mouth catches no, [787].
  • in amber, [168].
  • of estate and sunneshine, [204].
  • preyed on half-starved, [413].
  • the higher pitch, [93].
• Flight,
  • attained by sudden, [616].
  • brighten as they take their, [307].
  • flies an eagle, [109].
  • of ages, once in the, [496].
  • of common souls, above the, [393].
  • of future days, [227].
  • of years, unmeasured by the, [497].
  • selfsame, the selfsame way, [60].
• Flighty purpose never is o'ertook, [123].
• Fling
  • away ambition, [100].
  • [[948]]but a stone the giant dies, [354].
• Flint,
  • everlasting, [107].
  • weariness can snore upon the, [160].
• Flinty and steel couch of war, [151].
• Flirtation, that significant word, [353].
• Float double swan and shadow, [474].
• Floating bulwark of our island, [392].
• Flock
  • however watched, no, [615].
  • tainted wether of the, [64].
• Flocks, my father feeds his, [392].
• Flogging in schools, [372].
• Flood
  • and field, accidents by, [150].
  • bridge that arched the, [599].
  • leap into this angry, [110].
  • of mortal ills prevailing, [770].
  • seems motionless as ice, yon, [473].
  • shadow lies floating on the, [640].
  • taken at the, [115].
• Floods,
  • bathe in fiery, [48].
  • passions are likened best to, [25].
• Floor,
  • modest front of this small, [259].
  • nicely sanded, [397].
  • of heaven is thick inlaid, [65].
• Florence, ungrateful, [545].
• Flounder, squat as a, [771].
• Flourish
  • in immortal youth, [299].
  • princes and lords may, [396].
• Flourished, whilst bloody treason, [114].
• Flout the sky, banners, [115].
• Flow
  • gently sweet Afton, [449].
  • how well so e'er it, [327].
  • like thee, could I, [257].
  • of soul, feast of reason and, [328].
• Flower,
  • amaranthine, [482].
  • and bee, summer cometh with, [571].
  • born to blush unseen, [385].
  • bright consummate, [235].
  • bright golden, [245].
  • dear common, [657].
  • death lurks in every, [535].
  • every, enjoys the air, [466].
  • every leaf and every, [235].
  • every opening, [302].
  • first, of the earth, [522].
  • gives scent to every, [414].
  • glistering with dew, [233].
  • herself a fairer, [232].
  • it fell upon a little western, [58].
  • lightly like a, [634].
  • look like the innocent, [117].
  • lovely little, is free, [487].
  • man a, he dies, [366].
  • meanest, that blows, [478].
  • near the lark's nest, every, [486].
  • no daintie, or herbe, [28].
  • no sooner blown but blasted, [251].
  • no stronger than a, [162].
  • O fairest, [251].
  • of floures, [6].
  • of glorious beauty, [276].
  • of sweetest smell, [485].
  • of the field, as a, [823].
  • of wickedness, [651].
  • of wifly patience, [4].
  • offered in the bud, [301].
  • pleasure like the midnight, [520].
  • proved a beauteous, [106].
  • safety, pluck this, [84].
  • that sad embroidery wears, [248].
  • that smiles to-day, [202].
  • the sculptured, [573].
• Flowers,
  • all the sweetest, [28].
  • and fruits of love, [555].
  • appear on the earth, [832].
  • are lovely love is flower-like, [503].
  • are springing, sweet, [524].
  • azure moss and, [565].
  • baptism o'er the, [202].
  • bitter o'er the, [540].
  • buy my, O buy I pray, [607].
  • chaliced, [159].
  • charities scattered like, [481].
  • clouds that shed May, [233].
  • cover with leaves and, [181].
  • crown old winter's head with, [259].
  • earth laughs in, [598].
  • from Dis' waggon, [77].
  • have their time to wither, [570].
  • in the mede, of all the, [6].
  • most can raise the, [629].
  • no path of, leads to glory, [797].
  • nosegay of culled, [779].
  • of all hue, [232].
  • of the forest, [393].
  • only treads on, [464].
  • Proserpine gathering, [232].
  • purple with vernal, [247].
  • shut of evening, [239].
  • so blue and golden, [613].
  • some bitter o'er the, [540].
  • soonest awake to the, [520].
  • sweeter in the air, breath of, [167].
  • that do best perfume the air, [167].
  • that grows beside the way, [657].
  • that in the forest grew, [28].
  • that skirt the eternal frost, [501].
  • to feed on, [30].
  • when spring unlocks the, [535].
  • white and red, [6].
  • worthy of Paradise, [232].
• Flower-de-luce, [78].
• Floweret
  • of the vale, meanest, [386].
  • pluck ere it close, [805].
• Flowery
  • meads in May, [199].
  • oratory he despised, [304].
• Flowing
  • cups pass swiftly round, [259].
  • cups, remembered in, [92].
  • fees and fat contentions, [253].
  • limb in pleasure drowns, [357].
  • with milk and honey, [813].
• Flown with insolence and wine, [224].
• Flows
  • all that charms, [502].
  • in fit words, sense, [268].
• Fluctuation, world-wide, [634].
• Flung rose flung odours, [238].
• Flush as May, [139].
• Flushing his brow, [575].
• Flutes
  • and soft recorders, [225].
  • to the tune of, [157].
• Fluttered your Volscians in Corioli, [103].
• Fly
  • betimes, then, [200].
  • busy curious thirsty, [671].
  • from pleasure, I, [368].
  • hiss for the, [833].
  • in the rivers of Egypt, [833].
  • is hell, which way I, [231].
  • [[949]]like a youthful hart or roe, [302].
  • not yet 't is just the hour, [520].
  • O could I, I 'd fly with thee, [438].
  • of the coach, [797].
  • or I can run, I can, [246].
  • said a spider to a, [605].
  • that sips treacle, [348].
  • those that, may fight again, [215].
  • those that run away and, [212].
  • to drown a, [306].
  • which way shall I, [231].
  • within a bead of amber, [203].
• Flying
  • all abroad, [23].
  • chariot, [424].
  • old time is still a, [202].
• Foam
  • is amber, whose, [257].
  • o'er the dark sea's, [653].
  • of perilous seas, [575].
  • on the river, like the, [491].
  • wiped away the weeds and, [598].
• Foe,
  • Byzantium's conquering, [545].
  • censure from a, [339].
  • ever sworn the, [459].
  • grim death my son and, [229].
  • heat not a furnace for your, [98].
  • insolent, [150].
  • is now before us, [675].
  • let in the, [242].
  • manly, give me the, [464].
  • met my dearest, in heaven, [128].
  • overcome but half his, [225].
  • the, they come, [543].
  • to love, unrelenting, [358].
  • to make one worthy man my, [327].
  • to meet the insulting, [443].
  • to tyrants, this hand sworn, [459].
  • was in his soul a friend, each, [338].
  • where breathes the, [574].
  • with his feet to the, [514].
• Foes,
  • long inveterate, [269].
  • thrice he routed all his, [271].
  • to comfort friends and, [400].
• Foemen worthy of their steel, [491].
• Fog
  • in my throat, to feel the, [650].
  • or fire by lake or fen, [244].
• Foggy cloud, sits in a, [123].
• Foibles, misery from our, [437].
• Fold, like the wolf on the, [551].
• Folded
  • arms, lord of, [55].
  • tail, horror of his, [251].
• Folding of the hands, [825].
• Folio, whole volumes in, [55].
• Folk,
  • a world of, [6].
  • to gon on pilgrimages, [1].
• Folks,
  • ancestors good kind of, [440].
  • on shore, unhappy, [510].
• Follies,
  • count o'er their youthful, [492].
  • may cease with their youth, [376].
  • of the wise, [365].
  • that themselves commit, [62].
  • youthful, [492].
• Follow as the night the day, [130].
• Followed her, king himself has, [400].
• Followers, more, than a thief to the gallows, [213].
• Following his plough, [470].
• Folly,
  • according to his, [828].
  • and ignorance, [102].
  • as it flies, shoot, [315].
  • grow romantic, if, [321].
  • into sin can glide, [492].
  • is all they 've taught me, [522].
  • is at full length, [312].
  • loves the martyrdom of fame, [552].
  • mirth can into, glide, [492].
  • no soul exempt from, [775].
  • of others, profit by the, [720].
  • shunn'st the noise of, [249].
  • stays and genius goes, [600].
  • to be wise, [382].
  • when lovely woman stoops to, [403].
• Fond
  • and billing, [215].
  • imagination, so fair to, [482].
  • of humble things, [671].
  • of toil and care, why are we, [805].
  • recollection, [537].
  • to rule alone, man too, [327].
• Fondest hopes decay, seen my, [526].
• Fondness, eyes that weep in, [280].
• Fontarabian echoes borne, on, [490].
• Food,
  • are of love the, [238].
  • crops the flowery, [315].
  • for powder, [87].
  • human nature's daily, [474].
  • minds not craving for, [444].
  • of sweet and bitter fancy, [71].
  • of fools, flattery 's the, [290].
  • of love, if music be the, [74].
  • of sweetly uttered knowledge, [34].
  • one man's, is another's poison, [199].
  • pined and wanted, [465].
  • rats and mice have been Tom's, [147].
  • right choice, [652].
  • that appeases hunger, [792].
• Fool,
  • answer a, [828].
  • at forty is a fool indeed, [311].
  • cannot hold his tongue, [737].
  • difference between a wise person and a, [702].
  • doth think he is wise, the, [71].
  • every inch that is not, [269].
  • every, will be meddling, [827].
  • eyes of a, [827].
  • hath said in his heart, [818].
  • hold his tongue, let a, [713].
  • in a mortar, bray a, [829].
  • in the forest, I met a, [67].
  • is counted wise when he holdeth his peace, [827].
  • knows himself to be a, [71].
  • laughter of a, [830].
  • man at thirty suspects himself a, [307].
  • me no fools, [861].
  • me to the top of my bent, they, [139].
  • more hope of a, [828].
  • more knave than, [41], [787].
  • motley, [67].
  • must now and then be right, [414].
  • no creature smarts so little as a, [327].
  • of fate, [346].
  • of nature stood, [273].
  • one draught makes him a, [74].
  • only good for, [797].
  • outlives in fame the pious, [296].
  • resolved to live a, [196].
  • said my muse to me, [34].
  • [[950]]the more, I, [67].
  • there is more hope of a, [828].
  • to fame, nor yet a, [327].
  • to make me merry, [71].
  • when he holdeth his peace, [827].
  • who thinks by force or skill, [670].
  • with judges, [415].
• Fools,
  • a judge amongst, [331], [415].
  • admire, men of sense approve, [324].
  • and children cannot lie, [15].
  • are my theme, [539].
  • best, are a little wise, [177].
  • bolt is soon shot, [16].
  • by heavenly compulsion, [146].
  • call nature what I call God, [651].
  • chronicle small beer and suckle, [151].
  • contest for forms of government, [318].
  • ever since the conquest, [279].
  • flattery 's the food of, [290].
  • for arguments use wagers, [213].
  • in all tongues are called, [71].
  • in idle wishes, [444].
  • like you, we thrive on, [334].
  • little wise are the best, [177].
  • make a mock at sin, [826].
  • men may live, [308].
  • never-failing vice of, [323].
  • of nature, [131].
  • old doting, [729].
  • old men know young men are, [36].
  • only good for, [797].
  • paradise of, [231], [444].
  • print it and shame the, [326].
  • profit less by wise men, [725].
  • rush in where angels fear to tread, [325].
  • should be so deep-contemplative, [68].
  • since the conquest have been, [279].
  • supinely stay, [444].
  • that crowd thee so, [261].
  • these mortals be, what, [58].
  • they cannot die, [308].
  • thinks better of a gilded, [181].
  • to be wise among, [721].
  • what gift to, avails, [344].
  • who came to scoff, [397].
  • who roam, they are, [362].
  • wise men avoid the fault of, [725].
  • with the time, thus we play the, [89].
  • words are the money of, [200].
  • young men think old men, [36].
• Fooled with hope, [276].
• Foolery,
  • a little, governs the world, [195].
  • that wise men have, [66].
  • walks about the orb, [76].
• Foolish
  • rheum, how now, [79].
  • thing, never says a, [279].
  • things to confound the wise, [845].
  • whistling of a name, [262].
• Foolishness will not depart, [829].
• Foot
  • and hand go cold, [23].
  • before, the better, [80].
  • chancellor's, [195].
  • for foot hand for hand, [813].
  • great shoe for a little, [737].
  • has music in 't, his very, [427].
  • horse and, rise up when I stamp, [727].
  • in the grave, one, [198], [729].
  • is on my native heath, my, [493].
  • more light, step more true, [491].
  • no rest for the sole of her, [812].
  • of a conqueror, lie at the proud, [80].
  • of time, noiseless, [74], [464].
  • one, in sea and one on shore, [51], [405].
  • one, in the grave, [198].
  • so light a, [107].
  • sole of our, [173], [198].
  • to the sole of his, [51].
  • upon a worm, needlessly sets, [422].
• Footprints on the sands of time, [612].
• Footsteps
  • he hath turned home, [488].
  • in the sea, [423].
  • of a throne, [26].
  • willing, meeting here, [534].
• Footstool, the earth my, [316].
• Fop, the solemn, [415].
• Forbearance ceases to be a virtue, [407].
• Forbid,
  • God, [844].
  • it almighty God, [430].
• Forbidden tree, fruit of that, [223].
• Forbids to crave, my mind, [22].
• Force
  • abated, nor his natural, [814].
  • and road of casualty, [62].
  • knowledge more than equivalent to, [368].
  • more by art than, [341].
  • of nature, [271].
  • of temporal power, [64].
  • shall have spent its novel, [626].
  • who overcomes by, [225].
• Forces, opposing and enduring, [595].
• Forced
  • by fate, [274].
  • from their homes, [395].
• Forcible
  • are right words, [816].
  • Feeble, [89].
• Forcibly if we must, [516].
• Fordoes me quite, makes me or, [156].
• Forefathers
  • had no other books, [94].
  • of the hamlet, [384].
  • think of your, [458].
• Forefinger
  • of all time, [630].
  • of an alderman, [104].
• Foregone conclusion, [155].
• Forehead
  • lowers, instantly your, [377].
  • of the morning sky, [248].
  • of the skies, [781].
  • the godlike, [486].
• Foreheads villanous low, [43].
• Foreign
  • aid of ornament, [356].
  • hands, by, [335].
• Foreknowledge
  • absolute, [228].
  • will and fate, [228].
• Forelock,
  • from his parted, [232].
  • time by the, [30].
• Foremost
  • fighting fell, [542].
  • files of time, [626].
  • man of all this world, [114].
• Foresaw, sees what he, [476].
• Forespent night of sorrow, [258].
• Forest
  • by slow stream, [504].
  • flowers of the, [393].
  • met a fool in the, [67].
  • primeval, this is the, [615].
• Forests are rended, when, [493].
• Foresters, Diana's, [82].
• Forever
  • and a day, [71].
  • and forever farewell, [115].
  • [[951]]dear forever kind, [340].
  • death and that vast, [664].
  • fallen, arise or be, [224].
  • fare thee well, [552].
  • fortune wilt thou prove, [358].
  • his time is, [260].
  • honoured, forever mourned, [341].
  • known, to be, [260].
  • now and, [533].
  • singing as they shine, [300].
  • still forever, [552].
  • thou art gone and, [491].
  • yesterday and to-day and, [848].
• Forfeit,
  • all the souls that were, were, [47].
  • fair renown, [488].
• Forgave the offence, [273].
• Forget
  • all time, with thee, [233].
  • and forgive, [148].
  • at times with advantage, [709].
  • can this fond heart, [582].
  • expedient sometimes to, [709].
  • me, go, [563].
  • men's names, [68].
  • my sovereign, when I, [426].
  • never never can, [580].
  • taught me at last to, thee, [682].
  • the human race, that I might, [547].
  • thee O Jerusalem, [824].
  • thyself to marble, [249].
• Forgetful, be not, to entertain strangers, [848].
• Forgetfulness,
  • not in entire, [477].
  • prey to dumb, [385].
  • steep my senses in, [89].
  • sweets of, [428].
• Forget-me-nots of the angels, [616].
• Forgets, the truly loved never, [520].
• Forgetting,
  • a sleep and a, [477].
  • the world, [333].
• Forgive,
  • divine to, [325].
  • forget and, [148].
  • our enemies, [171].
  • our friends, [171].
  • the crime, [464].
• Forgiveness,
  • awkwardness has no, [603].
  • is better than revenge, [758].
  • to the injured, [275].
• Forgot,
  • and all the rest, [161].
  • as soon as shed, [381].
  • by the world, [333].
  • for which he toiled, [161].
  • proposed as things, [325].
  • should auld acquaintance be, [449].
  • thou art not, [679].
  • when by thy side, [563].
• Forgotten
  • dream, hunt for a, [472].
  • dreams, glimpses of, [623].
  • even by God, [643].
  • nothing and learned nothing, [811].
  • nothing new except what is, [811].
  • the inside of a church, [86].
  • the names of their founders, [222].
• Forked
  • mountain, [158].
  • radish, like a, [90].
• Forks, fingers made before, [293].
• Forlorn hope, [783].
• Form
  • and fear, mother of, [39].
  • and feature, outward, [503].
  • and moving, admirable in, [134].
  • cliff that lifts its awful, [397].
  • combination and a, [140].
  • divine, the human, [344].
  • doth take, the bodie, [29].
  • finer, or lovelier face, [490].
  • glass of fashion and mould of, [136].
  • had yet not lost, [225].
  • of life and light, [549].
  • of manliest beauty, [436].
  • soft metal flowered to human, [329].
  • soul is, [29].
  • spoiled the, [778].
  • teemed with human, [394].
• Forms
  • of ancient poets, [504].
  • of government, fools contest for, [318].
  • of hairs or straws or dirt, [327].
  • of things unknown, [59].
  • that once have been, [614].
  • unseen their dirge is sung, by, [389].
  • vents in mangled, [68].
• Formed by thy converse, [320].
• Former times shake hands, [212].
• Forrest, flowres that grew in, [28].
• Forsake
  • me, do not, [278].
  • not an old friend, [837].
• Forsaken,
  • not seen the righteous, [819].
  • when he is, [584].
• Forsworn, that so sweetly were, [49].
• Forted residence, [49].
• Forth on, bold and, [109].
• Fortress
  • built by nature, [81].
  • mighty, is our God, [770].
  • my refuge and my, [822].
• Fortuitous
  • circumstances, [494].
  • concourse of atoms, [284].
  • occurrence, [403].
• Fortune
  • and to fame unknown, [386].
  • architect of his own, [167].
  • carves out his own, [785].
  • crested, [424].
  • diligence mother of good, [791].
  • easy to get a favour from, [709].
  • favours and blessings of, [737].
  • flatters, when, [709].
  • forever, wilt thou prove, [358].
  • gives us birth, [340].
  • hath divers ways, [35].
  • hostages to, [165].
  • I care not, [357].
  • is blind, though, [167].
  • is like glass, [709].
  • is on our side, when, [709].
  • is unstable, [766].
  • leads on to, [115].
  • leaves some door open, [785].
  • means to men most good, [79].
  • method of making a, [387].
  • most dejected thing of, [148].
  • mould of a man's, [167].
  • not easy to keep a favour from, [709].
  • not satisfied with one calamity, [709].
  • not with the faint-hearted, [697].
  • out of suits with, [66].
  • railed on Lady, [68].
  • reigns in gifts of the world, [66].
  • slings and arrows of outrageous, [135].
  • to prey at, [153].
  • [[952]]tugged with, [121].
  • vicissitudes of, [430].
  • well-favoured man is the gift of, [51].
  • wishes to destroy, whom, [713].
• Fortunes
  • battles sieges, [150].
  • before you, than, [76].
  • carry Cæsar and his, [728].
  • lest it may mar your, [146].
  • lives and sacred honour, [434].
  • manners turn with, [321].
  • my pride fell with my, [66].
  • parcel of their, [158].
  • ready to try our, [90].
  • virtues to sustain good, [794].
• Fortune's
  • buffets and rewards, [137].
  • cap, button on, [133].
  • champion, thou, [79].
  • cup, the dregs of, [341].
  • finger, pipe for, [138].
  • ice prefers to virtue's land, [267].
  • power, not now in, [212].
  • sharpe adversite, [5].
• Forty
  • days and forty nights, [812].
  • fat fair and, [495].
  • feeding like one, [469].
  • fool at, is a fool indeed, [311].
  • knows it at, [307].
  • minutes about the earth, in, [58].
  • parson power, [559].
  • pounds a year, rich at, [396].
  • stripes save one, [846].
  • years old, [638].
• Forward
  • and frolic glee, [491].
  • as occasion offers, [756].
  • not permanent, [129].
• Foster-child of silence, [576].
• Fou for weeks thegither, [451].
• Fought
  • a good fight, [848].
  • a long hour, [88].
  • all his battles o'er again, [271].
  • and bled in freedom's cause, [465].
  • his last battle, he has, [666].
  • the better fight, [236].
  • upon the clouds, [112].
• Foul
  • as Vulcan's stithy, [138].
  • deeds will rise, [129].
  • is fair fair is foul, [115].
• Foules maken melodie, [1].
• Found,
  • best gift my latest, [235].
  • make a note of, when, [652].
  • myself famous, [560].
  • only on the stage, [558].
  • out a gift for my fair, [380].
• Founded upon a rock, [839].
• Founders,
  • the pyramids have forgotten the names of their, [222].
  • of civilization, [531].
• Found'st me poor at first, [398].
• Fount of joy's delicious springs, [540].
• Fountain
  • by a forest side, [225].
  • heads, pathless groves, [184].
  • hither as to their, [236].
  • in the desert springing, [552].
  • knowledge is the only, [530].
  • like the bubble on the, [491].
  • of human liberty, [530].
  • of sweet tears, a heart the, [469].
  • of the Nile, show me the, [602].
  • pitcher broken at the, [831].
  • stream and sea, at once, [496].
  • troubled, is like a, [73].
• Fountains,
  • Afric's sunny, [536].
  • large streams from little, [459].
• Fountain's
  • murmuring wave, [428].
  • silvery column, [504].
• Four-in-hand, the fiery, [505].
• Four rogues in buckram, [84].
• Fourscore years, wind him up with, [276].
• Four-square to all the winds, [628].
• Fourteen hundred years ago, [82].
• Foutre for the world, [90].
• Fowl,
  • opinion concerning wild, [77].
  • tame villatic, [242].
• Fox when he had lost his tail, [186].
• Foxes
  • have holes, [839].
  • that spoil the vines, [832].
• Fox's skin, lion's skin pieced with the, [734].
• Fragments,
  • gather up the, [843].
  • of a once glorious union, [533].
• Fragrance
  • after showers, [233].
  • plants while they grow bestow no, [398].
  • smells to heaven, [362].
• Fragrant,
  • most, when crushed, [165].
  • posies, thousand, [41].
  • the fertile earth, [233].
• Frail
  • a thing is man, so, [687].
  • I am, how, [820].
• Frailties from their dread abode, [386].
• Frailty,
  • from the organ-pipe of, [80].
  • of a man, [164].
  • thy name is woman, [128].
• Frame,
  • a shining, [300].
  • of man, goodly, [782].
  • of nature, the whole, [300].
  • quit this mortal, [334].
  • rapture-smitten, [513].
  • this goodly, the earth, [134].
  • this universal, [271].
  • whatever stirs this mortal, [501].
• Framed
  • in prodigality of nature, [96].
  • strange fellows, nature hath, [59].
  • to make women false, [151].
• France
  • and England, best thing between, [597].
  • king of, went up the hill, [686].
  • nothing is changed in, [809].
  • order this better in, [379].
  • the world or, or England, [93].
  • threatening, [267].
  • ye sons of, [804].
• Frank haughty rash, [606].
• Frankincense, lumps of, [751].
• Frantic, the lover all as, [59].
• Fraud, notoriously base, [715].
• Frauds and holy shifts, [212].
• Fraught
  • with all learning, [399].
  • swell bosom with thy, [155].
• Fray,
  • beginning of a, [19].
  • eager for the, [296].
  • latter end of a, [87].
• Frayd, more, then hurt, [11].
• Freakish youth, [419].
• Free
  • and fetterless thing, [680].
  • as air, love, [333].
  • as nature first made man, [275].
  • [[953]]battle for the, [562].
  • both open and both, [102].
  • great glorious and, [522].
  • land of the, [516], [517].
  • nature's grace, [357].
  • soil free men free speech, [856].
  • spirit of mankind, [572].
  • struggling to be, [139].
  • to fall, though, [230].
  • trade is not a principle, [607].
  • trade the greatest blessing, [590].
  • truth shall make you, [843].
  • we must be, or die, [472].
  • who would be, must strike, [541].
  • whom the truth makes, [421].
  • will fixed fate, [228].
• Freedom,
  • bastard, [518].
  • bounds of, wider yet, [623].
  • fail, what avail if, [601].
  • fetter the step of, [596].
  • from her mountain height, [573].
  • has a thousand charms, [414].
  • idea of, [639].
  • in my love, if I have, [260].
  • in that, bold, [487].
  • is its child, [460].
  • leaning on her spear, [637].
  • new birth of, [622].
  • of religion of the press, [435].
  • only deals the blow, for, [459].
  • ring from mountain-side, let, [619].
  • shall awhile repair, [390].
  • shrieked as Kosciusko fell, [513].
  • to the free, [622].
  • to the slave, [622].
  • to worship God, [570].
  • where wealth and, reign, [394].
  • whose service is perfect, [851].
  • yet thy banner torn, [546].
• Freedom's
  • banner, streaming, [574].
  • battle once begun, [548].
  • cause, fought and bled in, [465].
  • hallowed shade, [459].
  • holy flame, [382].
  • shield, each heart is, [675].
  • soil beneath our feet, [574].
• Free-livers on a small scale, [536].
• Freeman
  • with unpurchased hand, [636].
  • whom the truth makes free, [421].
  • without education, [639].
• Freeman's will, executes a, [538].
• Freemen,
  • corrupted, [387].
  • we will die, [436].
  • who rules o'er, [375].
• Freeze thy young blood, [131].
• French
  • have empire of the land, [577].
  • wiser than they seem, [166].
• Frenche
  • she spake ful fayre, [1].
  • of Paris was to hire unknowe, [1].
• Frenchman
  • I praise the, [358].
  • must be always talking, a, [374].
  • the brilliant, [414].
  • only one more, [809].
• Frenchman's darling, [421].
• Frenchmen, three, on one pair of English legs, [91].
• Frenzy, poet's eye in a fine, [59].
• Frenzy's fevered blood, [492].
• Fresh
  • as a bridegroom, [83].
  • gales and gentle airs, [238].
  • woods and pastures new, [248].
• Freshly ran he on, [276].
• Freshness
  • fills the air, a dewy, [507].
  • of its youth, learning in the, [695].
• Fret
  • a passage, [221].
  • thy soul with crosses, [30].
• Fretful
  • porpentine, [131].
  • stir unprofitable, [467].
• Frets his hour upon the stage, [125].
• Fretted
  • the pygmy body, [267].
  • vault the long-drawn aisle, [384].
  • with golden fire, [134].
• Friars
  • and eremites, [231].
  • hooded clouds like, [613].
• Frie in his own grese, [3].
• Friend
  • after friend departs, [496].
  • as you choose a, [278].
  • barren metal of his, [61].
  • better one, of great value, [758].
  • countenance of his, [829].
  • death of a dear, [59].
  • defend your departed, [270].
  • equal to a brother, [694].
  • faithful the wounds of a, [829].
  • favourite has no, [381].
  • forsake not an old, [837].
  • gained from heaven a, [386].
  • guide philosopher and, [320].
  • handsome house to lodge a, [289].
  • in deed, [16].
  • in his soul, a, [338].
  • in life a, [340].
  • in my retreat, [416].
  • in need, [701].
  • indeed to pardon or to bear it, [423].
  • is another I, [764].
  • is another self, [692].
  • is one soul in two bodies, [762].
  • loan oft loses itself and, [130].
  • men esteem a real, [692].
  • mine own familiar, [851].
  • my father and my, [278].
  • need be very much his, [423].
  • new, as new wine, [837].
  • no, no brother there, [540].
  • of every friendless name, [366].
  • of my better days, [562].
  • of pleasure wisdom's aid, [390].
  • of woe, sleep the, [508].
  • one that hath no, [540].
  • praise from a, [339].
  • received with thumps, [312].
  • religious book or, [174].
  • save me from the candid, [464].
  • should bear friend's infirmities, [114].
  • sticketh closer than a brother, [827].
  • the masterpiece of nature, [602].
  • thou art not my, [598].
  • to close his eyes, not a, [271].
  • to her virtues be a, [377].
  • to human race, [346].
  • to my life, [326].
  • to public amusements, [371].
  • to Roderick, art thou a, [491].
  • to truth, statesman yet, [323].
  • tolling a departing, [88].
  • [[954]]treat your, as if he might become an enemy, [710].
  • who hath not lost a, [496].
  • who lost no, [323].
  • world is not thy, [108].
• Friends,
  • adversity of our best, [796].
  • and foes, to comfort, [400].
  • are exultations agonies, thy, [471].
  • at home, make, [722].
  • by hunger and request of, [326].
  • call you that backing of your, [84].
  • dear five hundred, [419].
  • decent boldness ever meets with, [343].
  • defend me from my, [808].
  • depart and memory takes them, [581].
  • eat and drink as, [72].
  • enter on my list of, [422].
  • fallyng out of faithfull, [21].
  • had been in youth, [500].
  • he cast off his, [399].
  • he who has a thousand, [767].
  • house of my, [836].
  • how we should behave to, [762].
  • I 've met many, [582].
  • is without three good, [70].
  • lay down his life for his, [843].
  • like summer, [204].
  • man that hath, [827].
  • my never-failing, [506].
  • nature teaches beasts to know their, [103].
  • of humblest, scorn not one, [486].
  • of my youth where are they, [550].
  • old, are best, [195].
  • old times old, [401].
  • old, to trust, [171].
  • out of sight we lose, [569].
  • poor make no new, [611].
  • princes find few real, [377].
  • property of, is common, [761], [763].
  • prosperity makes, [713].
  • remember absent, [757].
  • Romans countrymen, [113].
  • separateth very, [827].
  • thou hast grapple to thy soul, [129].
  • thousand, sufficeth not, [767].
  • three firm, more sure than day, [502].
  • to congratulate their, [269].
  • troops of, [124].
  • we have been, together, [679].
  • were poor but honest, [73].
  • you and I were long, [361].
• Friend's
  • departing feet, [661].
  • infirmities, bear his, [114].
• Friendless name, friend of every, [366].
• Friendliest to sleep, hour, [235].
• Friendly, must show himself, [827].
• Friendship
  • but a name, [402].
  • cement of the soul, [354].
  • constant save in love, [51].
  • distance sometimes endears, [581].
  • elegance of female, [368].
  • exchange of good offices, [795].
  • is a sheltering tree, [503].
  • is love without his wings, [560].
  • love and liberty, [503].
  • love like, steady, [523].
  • might divide, joy but, [335].
  • no cold medium knows, [339].
  • retirement rural quiet, [355].
  • sounds too cold, [524].
  • sudden, springs from wine, [350].
  • swear an eternal, [462], [798].
  • take a breed for barren metal, [61].
  • that like love is warm, [523].
  • with all nations, [435].
• Friendship's
  • laws, [346].
  • name, speak to thee in, [523].
• Frieth in her own grease, [16].
• Frieze buttress nor coign of vantage, [117].
• Frighted swears a prayer or two, [105].
• Frightful fiend behind him, [499].
• Frights the isle, [152].
• Fringed
  • curtains of thine eye, [43].
  • with fire, [631].
• Fringing the dusty road, [657].
• Frisk away like schoolboys, [447].
• Frisked beneath the burden, [395].
• Frivolous work of idleness, [457].
• Frog,
  • eye of newt toe of, [123].
  • thus use your, [208].
• Frogs,
  • boys throw stones at, [741].
  • wise as the, [352].
• Frolic and the gentle Lamb, the, [486].
• Frolics, youth of, [321].
• From all who dwell below the skies, [302].
• Front,
  • deep on his, [227].
  • his fair large, [232].
  • me no fronts, [861].
  • of battle lour, see the, [450].
  • of Jove himself, [140].
  • of March, in the, [625].
  • of my offending, [149].
  • of this small floor, [259].
  • smoothed his wrinkled, [94].
• Fronts bore stars, their restless, [479].
• Frore, parching air burns, [228].
• Frost
  • a killing frost, [99].
  • curdled by the, [103].
  • death's untimely, [450].
  • fixed as in a, [317].
  • flowers that skirt the eternal, [501].
  • itself as actively doth burn, [140].
• Frosts, encroaching, [671].
• Frosty
  • but kindly, [67].
  • Caucasus, thinking on the, [81].
  • day, thunder in a, [266].
• Frown
  • at pleasure, [309].
  • hell grew darker at their, [229].
  • trembled with fear at your, [680].
  • yesterday's sneer and, [664].
• Frowns,
  • her very, are fairer, [677].
  • on me, selfsame heaven that, [98].
• Frowning Providence, [423].
• Frozen
  • at its marvellous source, [486].
  • by distance, [473].
  • music, architecture is, [807].
• Frugal
  • mind, she had a, [417].
  • swain, [392].
• Fruit
  • fell like autumn, [276].
  • from such a seed, [544].
  • keep clean be as, [264].
  • let it blossom then bear, [743].
  • of cultivation, gratitude the, [376].
  • of sense is rarely found, [323].
  • of that forbidden tree, [223].
  • [[955]]ripest, first falls, [81].
  • that can fall without shaking, [350].
  • that mellowed long, [276].
  • thou drop like ripe, [240].
  • to me, thy seasons bring, [752].
  • tree is known by his, [839].
  • weakest kind of, [64].
  • which I bore was the sun, [740].
  • would spring, from such a seed, I should have known what, [544].
• Fruits
  • are pleasant, [685].
  • by their, ye shall know them, [839].
  • kindly, of the earth, [850].
  • no, no flowers no leaves, [586].
  • of love are gone, [555].
• Fruitful
  • mind, [168].
  • of golden deeds, [230].
• Fruitless
  • crown on my head, [121].
  • labours mourn, our, [344].
• Fruit-tree tops, [106].
• Frustrate of his hope, [253].
• Fry, other fish to, [772], [790].
• Frying-pan into the fire, [18], [785].
• Fuel
  • of magnificence, [603].
  • to the flame, adding, [242].
• Fugitive
  • and cloistered virtue, [254].
  • false, to thy punishment, [229].
• Ful wel she sange the service devine, [1].
• Fulfilling of the law, [845].
• Full
  • age, to thy grave in a, [816].
  • assurance given by lookes, [23].
  • fathom five thy father lies, [42].
  • fayre sight, [404].
  • heart reveal, [502].
  • little knowest thou, [29].
  • man, reading maketh a, [168].
  • many a flower, [385].
  • many a gem, [385].
  • of dead men's bones, [841].
  • of good intentions, [808].
  • of goodly prospect, [253].
  • of good works, [843].
  • of honour and years, [655].
  • of life, more, [53].
  • of quarrels as an egg of meat, [107].
  • of sound and fury, [125].
  • of spirit as the month of May, [86].
  • of strange oaths, [69].
  • of sweet days, and roses, [204].
  • of wise saws, [69].
  • resounding line, [329].
  • royally he rode, [23].
  • serenely, [461].
  • tide of successful experiment, [435].
  • well the busy whisper, [397].
  • well they laughed, [397].
  • without o'erflowing, [257].
• Full-blown
  • poppies, as, [338].
  • rose, like a, [575].
• Full-hot horse, anger like a, [98].
• Full-orbed glory, in, [507].
• Fulmined over Greece, [241].
• Fulness of perfection, [78].
• Fun
  • grew fast and furious, [451].
  • you think he 's all, [637].
• Function, as to a holy, [410].
• Funeral
  • baked meats, [128].
  • marches to the grave, [612].
  • mirth in, dirge in marriage, [127].
  • note, not a, [563].
  • tapers, sad, [615].
• Funny as I can, to write as, [636].
• Fur,
  • doctors of the Stoic, [246].
  • fly, make the, [212].
• Furies,
  • fierce as ten, [228].
  • harpy-footed, [228].
• Furious and temperate, [120].
• Furlongs of sea, a thousand, [42].
• Furnace,
  • heat not a, for your foe, [98].
  • lover sighing like, [69].
• Furnish, all we ought to ask, [569].
• Furor fit læsa sæpius patientia, [269].
• Furred gowns, robes and, [148].
• Furrows
  • in my face, no odious, [445].
  • time's, [309].
• Further and fared worse, [17].
• Fury,
  • filled with, [390].
  • full of sound and, [125].
  • in your words, [155].
  • like a woman scorned, [294].
  • make use of me for the, [745].
  • of a patient man, beware, the, [269].
  • of a disappointed woman, [296].
  • why flash those sparks of, [672].
  • with the abhorred shears, [247].
  • withstood the winter's, [671].
• Fust in us unused, [142].
• Fustian
  • flag, freedom waves her, [518].
  • is so sublimely bad, [327].
• Future
  • days, flight of, [227].
  • favours, sense of, [304].
  • is yet unseen the past is gone, [750].
  • judged by the past, [429], [776].
  • prophets of the, [561].
  • retrospection to the, [446].
  • security for the, [364].
  • sure, the, [482].
  • trust no, howe'er pleasant, [612].
  • yawning void of the, [753].
• Futurity casts, shadows which, [568].

• Gaberdine, Jewish, [61].
• Gadding vine, the, [247].
• Gadire or Javan, bound for, [242].
• Gaffer Grey, [673].
• Gain,
  • better incur loss than make, [701].
  • every way my, [156].
  • his private ends, [400].
  • man's loss from his, [650].
  • not base gains, [694].
  • of a few, [336].
  • of man, the steady, [618].
  • of our best glory, [39].
  • or lose it all, [257].
  • set down as so much, [705].
  • the timely in, to, [121].
  • the whole world, [840].
  • to die is, [847].
  • turns his necessity to, [476].
  • unbribed by, [675].
  • unvexed with all the cares of, [348].
• Gains
  • base, the same as losses, [696].
  • counts his sure, [496].
  • nothing risks nothing, [21].
• Gained
  • from heaven a friend, [386].
  • my experience, [70].
• [[956]]Gait,
  • and every motion, [485].
  • laxer in their, [510].
  • when his veering, [485].
• Gaiters, lax in their, [510].
• Galaxy that milky way, [236].
• Gale,
  • catch the driving, [318].
  • down he bears before the, [677].
  • note that swells the, [386].
  • partake the, [320].
  • passion is the, [317].
  • sail with gentle, [354].
  • scents the evening, [447].
  • so sinks the, [434].
  • the lightning and the, [635].
  • wafted by thy gentle, [455].
• Gales
  • and gentle airs, [238].
  • that from ye blow, I feel the, [381].
• Galilean lake, pilot of the, [247].
• Galileo with his woes, [545].
• Gall enough in thy ink, [76].
• Galls
  • his kibe, [143].
  • the infants of the spring, [129].
• Gallant
  • fisher's life, [209].
  • gay Lothario, [301].
• Gallantry, conscience with, [442].
• Galled jade wince, let the, [138].
• Gallery critics, [419].
• Galley, what the devil did he want in that, [798].
• Galligaskins long withstood, [671].
• Gallop of verses, [70].
• Gallops, time, [70].
• Gallows, thief to the, [213].
• Gallows-tree, under the, [184].
• Gamaliel, feet of, [843].
• Gambol from, which madness would, [141].
• Gambols, where be your, [144].
• Game
  • is up, [160].
  • little pleasure of the, [287].
  • of goose royal, [398].
  • rigour of the, [508].
  • war is a, [421].
  • was empires, whose, [555].
• Gamester and poet, [388].
• Gang
  • a kennin' wrang, [448].
  • aft a-gley, [446].
• Ganymede, the matchless, [340].
• Gaping
  • age, mirror to a, [564].
  • mouth and stupid eyes, [273].
• Garden
  • and greenhouse too, [420].
  • bird-cage in a, [180].
  • come into the, Maud, [631].
  • God first planted a, [167].
  • in her looks, [261].
  • God the first, made, [261].
  • in her face, there is a, [685].
  • noblemen of the, [597].
  • of cucumbers, lodge in a, [832].
  • of girls, the rosebud, [631].
  • of liberty's tree, [516].
  • was a wild, the, [513].
  • we turn a cow out of a, [371].
• Gardens trim, that in, [249].
• Garden's end, river at my, [289].
• Gardener, the grand old, [624].
• Gardeners, no ancient gentlemen but, [143].
• Garish
  • eye, day's, [250].
  • sun, worship to the, [107].
• Garland
  • and singing robes, [253].
  • green willow is my, [9].
  • immortal, is to be run for, [254].
  • of the war is withered, [159].
  • to the sweetest maid, [314].
• Garlands
  • dead, whose, [523].
  • would grace a summer's queen, [492].
• Garment
  • of praise, [834].
  • out of fashion, [160].
• Garments, stuffs out his vacant, [79].
• Garmented in light, [567].
• Garners be full of fruit, [693].
• Garnish, eye of heaven to, [79].
• Garret,
  • born in the, [294], [552].
  • jewels into a, [170].
  • living in a, [391].
• Garrick is a salad, our, [399].
• Gars
  • auld claes, [447].
  • me greet, it, [451].
• Garter,
  • familiar as his, [91].
  • mine host of the, [45].
• Garters gold amuse, [318].
• Garth did not write his own Dispensary, [325].
• Gashed with honourable scars, [496].
• Gate,
  • lark at heaven's, [159].
  • of Eden, Peri at the, [526].
  • strait is the, [839].
  • suspicion sleeps at wisdom's, [231].
  • what boots it at one, [242].
  • wide is the, [839].
• Gates
  • ever-during, her, [236].
  • of heaven, to the, [473].
  • of hell, detests him as the, [338].
  • of light, unbarred the, [235].
  • of mercy shut, [385].
  • she claps her wings at heaven's, [32].
• Gath, tell it not in, [814].
• Gather
  • up the fragments, [843].
  • ye rosebuds while ye may, [202].
• Gathers no moss, rolling stone, [14], [711].
• Gathered every vice, [332].
• Gatherer and disposer, [175].
• Gathering her brows, [451].
• Gaudy,
  • neat not, [510].
  • rich not, [130].
• Gaul, to Greece to, [416].
• Gaunt, old John of, [80].
• Gauntlet with a gift in 't, [621].
• Gave
  • his father grief, [335].
  • to misery all he had, [386].
  • what we, we have, [802].
• Gay
  • and festive scenes, [678].
  • and ornate, [242].
  • cities, far from, [345].
  • from grave to, [320].
  • gilded scenes, [299].
  • grandsire, [395].
  • hope is theirs, [381].
  • innocent as, [308].
  • Lothario, haughty gallant, [301].
  • rhetoric, dear wit and, [246].
  • would not if I could be, [456].
• Gayety of nations, eclipsed the, [369].
• Gayly the troubadour, [581].
• Gaze
  • and show of the time, [126].
  • [[957]]thou art gone from my, [587].
  • with all the town, [677].
• Gazed, and still they, [397].
• Gazelle, nursed a dear, [526].
• Gazing rustics, amazed the, [397].
• Gebir, wicked spells of, [512].
• Geese are swans, all our, [188].
• Gem
  • instinct with music, [485].
  • of purest ray serene, [385].
  • of the old rock, [219].
  • of the sea, first, [522].
  • upon her zone, the best, [598].
• Gems,
  • eyes reflecting, [96].
  • of heaven, [233].
  • of Samarcand, all the, [437].
  • rich and rare were the, [520].
  • the starry girdle of the year, [513].
• General,
  • good captain lost in an ill, [779].
  • 't was caviare to the, [134].
• Generalities, glittering, [589].
• Generation,
  • men from a former, [530].
  • passeth away, [830].
• Generations,
  • enmity of twenty, [592].
  • honoured in their, [837].
  • the cross leads, on, [566].
• Generous
  • and free, [285].
  • friendship, [339].
• Genial
  • current of the soul, [384].
  • morn appears, when, [513].
• Genius
  • and mortal instruments, [111].
  • bane of all, [567].
  • commands thee, [674].
  • goes and folly stays, [600].
  • no, without a tincture of madness, [714].
  • one, fit one science, [323].
  • parting, is with sighing sent, [251].
  • patience an ingredient of, [608].
  • proof of, [590].
  • the substitute for, [414].
  • which can perish, all of, [552].
  • work of, [662].
• Genteel
  • in personage, [285].
  • thing, the, [401].
• Gentil
  • dedes, to do the, [4].
  • herte, priketh every, [2].
  • knight, a veray parfit, [1].
  • that doth gentil dedis, [4].
• Gentility, cottage of, [507].
• Gentilman,
  • Jafeth, [182].
  • Jhesus, [182].
  • take him for the gretest, [4].
• Gentle
  • airs, fresh gales and, [238].
  • and low her voice, [149].
  • beast, very, [59].
  • blood, signe to know the, [29].
  • craft, [856].
  • deeds, to do the, [4].
  • dulness ever loves a joke, [331].
  • earth, lie lightly, [197].
  • his life was, [115].
  • knight, a very perfect, [1].
  • lights without a name, [256].
  • limbs did she undress, her, [499].
  • peace, carry, [100].
  • rain from heaven, [64].
  • shepherd tell me where, [672].
  • sleep nature's soft nurse, [89].
  • spring, come, [355].
  • though retired, [444].
  • yet not dull, [257].
• Gentle-hearted Charles, my, [501].
• Gentleman
  • and scholar, [447].
  • first true, that ever breathed, [182].
  • grand old name of, [633].
  • is not in your books, [50].
  • no ancient, but gardeners, [143].
  • nomination of this, [145].
  • now be thing the, [686].
  • prince of darkness is a, [147], [256].
  • since I was a, [182].
  • so stout a, [87].
  • who was then the, [685].
• Gentlemen,
  • cooks are, [187].
  • God Almighty's, [268].
  • mob of, [329].
  • of England, [176].
  • of the French guards, [856].
  • of the shade, [82].
  • the seamen were not, [593].
  • three, at once, [440].
  • two single, rolled in one, [454].
  • were not seamen, [593].
  • who wrote with ease, [329].
• Gently
  • as a sucking dove, [57].
  • do my spiriting, [42].
  • on him, his faults lie, [100].
  • scan your brother man, [448].
  • speak, 't is a little thing, [683].
  • time has touched me, [445].
  • touch us, time, [538].
  • upon my heart, [617].
• Genuine and less guilty wealth, [257].
• Geographers
  • in Afric maps, [289].
  • in their maps, [722].
• Geography, despite of, [212].
• Geometric scale, [210].
• Geometry, royal path to, [811].
• George,
  • if his name be, [78].
  • that swinged the dragon, [78].
  • the Third was king, when, [556].
• German to the matter, [145].
• Germans have the empire of the air, [577].
• Gestic lore, skilled in, [395].
• Gesture, dignity in every, [237].
• Get
  • a man's own, to, [279].
  • money still get money, [177].
  • out of my house, [791].
  • place and wealth, [329].
  • thee behind me Satan, [840].
  • thee to a nunnery, [136].
  • understanding, [825].
• Gets him to rest, [92].
• Getting
  • and spending, [476].
  • up not so easy as lying, [584].
• Ghastly smile, death grinned a, [229].
• Ghost
  • besprent with April dew, [180].
  • like an ill-used, [355].
  • of him, I 'll make a, [131].
  • Scipio's, walks unavenged, [298].
  • stubborn, unlaid, [244].
  • the hollow, [665].
  • there needs no, [132].
  • vex not his, O let him pass, [149].
  • what beckoning, [335].
• Ghosts
  • of defunct bodies, [210].
  • shoals of visionary, [344].
  • [[958]]true love is like, [795].
• Giant
  • branches tossed, [569].
  • dies, pang as great as when a, [48].
  • dies, fling but a stone the, [354].
  • mass, baby figure of the, [102].
  • on the shoulders of a, [185], [206], [504].
  • the western, [687].
  • tyrannous to use it like a, [48].
• Giants in the earth, [812].
• Giant's
  • strength, excellent to have a, [48].
  • unchained strength, [572].
• Giant-dwarf Dan Cupid, [55].
• Gibber, squeak and, [126].
• Gibbets
  • keep in awe, [311].
  • unloaded all the, [86].
• Gibes, where be your, [144].
• Giddy
  • and unfirm, our fancies are more, [75].
  • and unseen, [89].
  • paced times, [75].
• Gift
  • for my fair, found out a, [380].
  • heaven's last best, [235].
  • horse in the mouth, [11], [211], [771].
  • is as a precious stone, [827].
  • of beauty, the fatal, [545].
  • of fortune, well-favoured man is a, [51].
  • of heaven, good sense the, [322].
  • of heaven, moderation the, [698].
  • of noble origin, [474].
  • of poesy, heavenly, [270].
  • that no philosophy can lift, [486].
  • to fools avail, what, [344].
  • to know it, they have the, [68].
  • which God has given, [488].
• Gifts
  • and dispensations, [212].
  • death craves not only, [696].
  • of a bad man, [698].
  • of the world, [66].
  • rich, wax poor, [136].
  • seven hundred pounds is good, [45].
  • that took all eyes, [600].
• Giftie gie us, [448].
• Gild
  • refined gold paint the lily, [79].
  • the vernal morn, [424].
• Gilded fool, thinks better of a, [181].
• Gilead, balm in, [835].
• Gill shall dance, [199].
• Gilpin long live he, [417].
• Gilt,
  • dust that is a little, [102].
  • o'er-dusted, more laud than, [102].
• Gineral C. is a dreffle smart man, [659].
• Ginger shall be hot in the mouth, [75].
• Gingerly, as, [852].
• Girdeth on his harness, [816].
• Girdle
  • of the year, starry, [513].
  • round about the earth, [58].
  • round about the world, [36].
• Girl,
  • then spoke I to my, [201].
  • unschooled unpractised, [64].
• Girls,
  • be courted in your, [406].
  • between two, [93].
  • golden lads and, [160].
  • that are so smart, of all the, [285].
  • rosebud garden of, [631].
  • un-idea'd, [369].
• Girl-graduates, sweet, [629].
• Girt with golden wings, [243].
• Give
  • a cup of water, to, [577].
  • ample room and verge enough, [383].
  • an inch he 'll take an ell, [20].
  • every man thy ear, [130].
  • give, crying, [829].
  • him a little earth for charity, [100].
  • his little senate laws, [327], [336].
  • it an understanding, [129].
  • me a cigar, [555].
  • me a look give me a face, [178].
  • me again my hollow tree, [328].
  • me another horse, [97].
  • me back my heart, [540].
  • me liberty or death, [430].
  • me my childhood again, [668].
  • me the ocular proof, [154].
  • me that man, [138].
  • me what this riband bound, [220].
  • more blessed to, [843].
  • me neither poverty nor riches, [829].
  • sorrow words, [124].
  • the devil his due, [83].
  • the world the lie, [25].
  • thee all I can no more, [525].
  • thee sixpence, I, [464].
  • thy thoughts no tongue, [129].
  • to get esteem, they, [395].
  • what thou canst, [421].
• Gives,
  • blesseth him that, [64].
  • much receives but nothing, [672].
  • not till judgment guide, [102].
  • the nod, [337].
  • what he has, he, [102].
• Given,
  • to him that hath shall be, [841].
  • them the slip, [284].
  • to hospitality, [844].
  • unsought is better, love, [76].
  • you, ask and it shall be, [839].
• Givers prove unkind, [136].
• Giveth his beloved sleep, [824].
• Giving,
  • godlike in, [519].
  • thy sum of more, [67].
• Glad
  • diviner's theme, [268].
  • father, wise son maketh a, [825].
  • he thanks God, [370].
  • me with its soft black eye, [526].
  • of yore, we have been, [471].
  • the heart of man maketh, [823].
  • waters of the dark blue sea, [550].
  • would lay me down, [239].
• Glade, points to yonder, [335].
• Gladiator, I see before me the, [546].
• Gladlier grew, [237].
• Gladly
  • to the badder end, [4].
  • wolde he lerne, [2].
  • would I meet mortality, [239].
• Gladness,
  • hospitality sitting with, [617].
  • of heart, [837].
  • shared each other's, [611].
  • youthful poets begin in, [470].
• Gladsome light of jurisprudence, [24].
• Glance
  • from heaven to earth, [59].
  • of the mind, how fleet is a, [416].
  • their many-twinkling feet, [382].
• Glancing of an eye, upward, [497].
• Glare,
  • maidens caught by, [540].
  • of false science, [428].
• Glass
  • darkly, see through a, [845].
  • dome of many-coloured, [565].
  • [[959]]excuse for the, she 'll prove, [442].
  • he was indeed the, [89].
  • is good and a lass is good, [673].
  • of fashion and mould of form, [136].
  • of liquid fire, [457].
  • she made mouths in a, [147].
  • thou art thy mother's, [161].
  • turn down an empty, [760].
  • wherein the noble youth, [88].
• Glasses,
  • fill all the, [260].
  • itself in tempests, [547].
  • Shakespeare and musical, [402].
  • stand to your, steady, [641].
• Glassy essence, his, [48].
• Gleam of time, life a, [580].
• Gleams purpureal, [482].
• Gleamed upon my sight, first she, [474].
• Gleaming taper's light, [399].
• Gleaning of the grapes of Ephraim, [814].
• Glee,
  • filled one home with, [570].
  • forward and frolic, [491].
  • laughed with counterfeited, [397].
  • so many and such, [574].
• Glib and oily art, I want that, [146].
• Glide through a quiet dream, [538].
• Glides
  • the bonnie boat, [674].
  • the smooth current, [367].
• Glimmer on my mind, to, [514].
• Glimmering
  • and decays, [264].
  • square, slowly grows a, [630].
  • tapers to the sun, [443].
  • through the dream of things, [541].
• Glimpse
  • divine, is left, nor, [332].
  • gives but a, [378].
  • of happiness, [221].
• Glimpses
  • of forgotten dreams, [623].
  • of the moon, [131].
  • that would make me less forlorn, [476].
• Glisteneth, all is not gold that, [173].
• Glistering
  • grief, perked up in, [98].
  • with dew, [233].
• Glisters, all that, is not gold, [62].
• Glittering
  • eye, with his, [498].
  • generalities, [589].
  • in golden coats like images, [86].
  • like the morning star, [409].
• Globe,
  • all that tread the, [572].
  • annual visit o'er the, [438].
  • in this distracted, [132].
  • itself shall dissolve, [43].
  • twirls the spotty, [637].
• Gloom,
  • chase my, away, [456].
  • counterfeit a, [250].
  • of earthquake, [564].
• Gloomy
  • and peculiar, [677].
  • as night he stands, [345].
• Glorie, thin be the, [3].
• Glories
  • in the dust shall lay, [337].
  • like glow-worms, [181].
  • of our blood and state, [209].
  • past, all their, [561].
• Glorified candy, [509].
• Glorify,
  • a God to, [672].
  • what else is damned, [354].
• Glorious
  • and free, [522].
  • by all that 's good and, [554].
  • by my pen, [257].
  • by my sword, [257].
  • in arms, [55].
  • in a pipe, tobacco, [555].
  • morning, full many a, [161].
  • song of old, that, [640].
  • summer, [95].
  • Tam was, [451].
  • uncertainty of the law, [350].
  • war, circumstance of, [154].
  • works, these are thy, [235].
• Gloriously drunk, [421].
• Glory,
  • air of, walking in an, [263].
  • and good of art, [651].
  • and peace, he died in, [571].
  • and shame of the universe, [799].
  • and the dream, [477].
  • but his country's good, no, [571].
  • desire of, [747].
  • dies not, the, [674].
  • do not seek, [460].
  • excess of, obscured, [225].
  • first in place first in, [344].
  • from defect arise, so may a, [650].
  • from his gray hairs gone, [618].
  • full meridian of my, [99].
  • full-orbed, [507].
  • go where, waits thee, [519].
  • guards with solemn round, [681].
  • hoary head is a crown of, [826].
  • honour praise and, [303].
  • in a sea of, [99].
  • is in their shame, whose, [847].
  • jest and riddle of the world, [317].
  • leads the way, [281].
  • left him alone with his, [563].
  • no path of flowers lead to, [797].
  • no sound can awake him to, [666].
  • not hate but, [338].
  • nothing so expensive as, [460].
  • of a capacious mind, [342].
  • of a creditor, [46].
  • of an April day, the uncertain, [44].
  • of God, heavens declare the, [819].
  • of the Creator, [169].
  • of the times, were the, [837].
  • of this world, vain pomp and, [99].
  • one shame and one, [658].
  • or the grave, rush to, [515].
  • passed from the earth, [477].
  • path of duty the way to, [628].
  • paths of, lead to the grave, [384].
  • peep into, [264].
  • pursue, and generous shame, [382].
  • Rome in the height of her, [533].
  • set the stars of, [573].
  • share the, the many's eyes, [104].
  • shows the way, [281].
  • sons of France, awake to, [804].
  • that was Greece, [640].
  • this gain of our best, [39].
  • to God in the highest, [841].
  • track the steps of, [552].
  • trailing clouds of, [477].
  • trod the ways of, [100].
  • vain pomp and, [99].
  • visions of, [383].
  • waits ye, this goin' ware, [659].
  • who pants for, [329].
  • [[960]]who walked in, [470].
• Glory's
  • lap, low they lie in, [496].
  • morning gate, [639].
  • page, rank thee upon, [518].
  • thrill is o'er, [519].
• Gloss of art, than all the, [398].
• Glove,
  • hand and, [413].
  • O that I were a, [105].
• Glow, my heart has learned to, [346].
• Glowered amazed and curious, [451].
• Glows
  • in every heart, [310].
  • in the stars, [316].
  • with one resentment, [339].
• Glow-worm
  • lend thee her eyes, [202].
  • shows the matin to be near, [132].
• Glow-worms, glories like, [181].
• Glozed the tempter, [239].
• Gluttony, swinish, [246].
• Gnat, strain at a, [840].
• Go
  • ahead, be sure you are right then, [852].
  • and do thou likewise, [842].
  • boldly forth my simple lay, [437].
  • call a coach, [285].
  • call it madness, [456].
  • down to the sea in ships, [823].
  • forget me, [563].
  • forth under the open sky, [572].
  • his halves, I 'll, [772].
  • little booke, [6].
  • lovely rose, [220].
  • no more a-roving, [553].
  • on forever, but I, [627].
  • poor devil get thee gone, [378].
  • shall I bid her, [406].
  • soul the body's guest, [25].
  • that the devil drives, [18].
  • to grass, [198].
  • to the ant thou sluggard, [825].
  • we know not where, [48].
  • where glory waits thee, [519].
  • whither thou goest I will, [814].
  • with fainting steps they, [398].
• Goads, words of the wise as, [832].
• Goal,
  • do not turn back just at the, [711], [729].
  • of ill, final, [632].
  • the grave is not its, [612].
  • ye win, till the, [641].
• Goats upon the left hand, [657].
• Goblet, parcel-gilt, [89].
• Goblin damned, [130].
• God
  • a necessary Being, [266].
  • a zeal of, [844].
  • above or man below, [315].
  • all mercy is a God unjust, [308].
  • Almighty first planted a garden, [167].
  • Almighty's gentlemen, [268].
  • alone was to be seen in heaven, [553].
  • an animal immortal, [764].
  • an atheist half believes a, [308].
  • an attribute to, [64].
  • and Mammon, cannot serve, [838].
  • and nature with actors fill, [194].
  • and your native land, [561].
  • answers sudden on some prayers, [621].
  • as lightning does the will of, [538].
  • assumes the, [271].
  • attribute to, [64].
  • at all, who think not, [242].
  • awe-inspiring, [480].
  • be for us, if, [848].
  • beginning mean and end, [654].
  • bless no harm in blessing, [351].
  • bless the king, [351].
  • bless us all, [351].
  • bosom of his, [386].
  • bosom of, the seat of the law, [31].
  • builds a church to, [322].
  • built a church to, [415].
  • called mind fate and Jupiter, [764].
  • calm on the bosom of thy, [570].
  • conscious water saw its, [258].
  • could hardly love and be wise, a, [708].
  • could have made a better berry, [157].
  • dear to, and famous to all ages, [254].
  • declare the glory of, [819].
  • devote ourselves to, [643].
  • disposes, man proposes but, [7].
  • door-keeper in the house of my, [821].
  • dreadful as the Manichean, [421].
  • due reverence to, [170].
  • erects a house of prayer, wherever, [286].
  • eternal years of, [573].
  • every, did seem to set his seal, [140].
  • excellent angler now with, [208].
  • farthest from, [283].
  • fast by the oracle of, [223].
  • favours the heaviest battalions, [801].
  • fear of, before their eyes, [844].
  • feared, and eschewed evil, [816].
  • first planted a garden, [167].
  • follows nature up to nature's, [304].
  • fools call nature what I call, [651].
  • forbid, [844].
  • freedom to worship, [570].
  • from thee we spring, great, [367].
  • from whom all blessings flow, [278].
  • fulfils himself in many ways, [629].
  • further from, [12].
  • gave the increase, [845].
  • give each moment to, [359].
  • gives us love, [624].
  • gives virtue to every man, [421].
  • gives wind by measure, [206].
  • glad that he thanks, [370].
  • grace of, to man, [673].
  • had I but served my, [100].
  • has given you one face, [136].
  • has not the figure of man, [765].
  • has sifted three kingdoms, [616].
  • hath a temple, where, [192].
  • hath joined together, [848].
  • hath made man upright, [831].
  • hath made them so, [301].
  • hath made this world so fair, [497].
  • heavens declare the glory of, [819].
  • help thyself and, will help thee, [206].
  • helps them that help themselves, [360].
  • helps those who help themselves, [265].
  • her fathers', before her, [493].
  • himself scarce seemed to be, [499].
  • I want to be forgotten by, [643].
  • image of, in ebony, [222].
  • in apprehension how like a, [134].
  • in clouds, sees, [315].
  • [[961]]in his works and word, [304].
  • in the bush with, may meet, [598].
  • is God, since, [653].
  • is in his heaven, [644].
  • is love, [640].
  • is near, none but, [497].
  • is our refuge, [820].
  • is our trust, in, [517].
  • is the creator of the universe, [765].
  • is the perfect poet, [643].
  • is unity, [764].
  • just are the ways of, [242].
  • justify the ways of, [223].
  • let us worship, [447].
  • living as if there were no, [643].
  • made all the creatures, [647].
  • made him let him pass, [61].
  • made the country, [417].
  • majesty of, revere, [391].
  • marble leapt to life a, [564].
  • may be had for the asking, [658].
  • mighty fortress is our, [770].
  • mills of, grind slowly, [793].
  • moves in a mysterious way, [423].
  • my father and my friend, [278].
  • nature is the art of, [218], [310].
  • necessary to invent, [800].
  • never dooms to waste, [643].
  • never sends the mouth, [11].
  • no, dare wrong a worm, [600].
  • noblest work of, [319], [447].
  • obedience to, [859].
  • of my idolatry, [106].
  • of sea, the stern, [253].
  • of storms, give her to the, [635].
  • on our side, [506].
  • on the side of the heaviest battalions, [801].
  • one law one element one, [634].
  • one of those that will not serve, [149].
  • one that feared, [816].
  • one that would circumvent, [143].
  • only, he for, [232].
  • or devil, every man was, [268].
  • our mind is, [742].
  • Pan the awe-inspiring, [480].
  • passed the days with, [305].
  • powers ordained of, [844].
  • put your trust in, [588].
  • reason and the will of, [665].
  • revere the majesty of, [391].
  • round fat oily man of, [357].
  • sanction of the, [337].
  • save the king, [285].
  • scourge of, [571].
  • security of a, [164].
  • send thee good ale enough, [23].
  • sendeth and giveth, [20].
  • sends a cheerful hour, [252].
  • sends his hail, unless, [643].
  • sends meat, [20].
  • servant of, well done, [236].
  • service ranks the same with, [644].
  • shall raise me up, [26].
  • sifted a whole nation, [266].
  • so near to man is, [600].
  • spirit shall return unto, [832].
  • stern daughter of the voice of, [475].
  • sunflower turns on her, [520].
  • takes a text, [205].
  • temple built to, [206].
  • tempers the wind, [379].
  • the Father God the Son, [303].
  • the first garden made, [261].
  • the soul, [316].
  • the Spirit three in one, [303].
  • the varied, are but the, [357].
  • through darkness up to, [632].
  • thy God my, [814].
  • to glorify, a, [672].
  • to ruin designed, [269].
  • to scan, presume not, [317].
  • to take in, [658].
  • up to nature's, [320], [610].
  • vindicate the ways of, [315].
  • waited six thousand years, [670].
  • what shall I render to my, [301].
  • who builds a church to, [323].
  • who gave us life, [434].
  • who is our home, [477].
  • whose, is their belly, [847].
  • will help thee, [797].
  • wrote the bill, as if, [600].
  • zeal of, [844].
• Gods
  • and men, dear to, [347].
  • angels would be, [316].
  • approve the depth, [481].
  • are just, the, [149].
  • arrive when half-gods go, [599].
  • aspiring to be, [316].
  • bestow what man gives, [346].
  • daughter of the, [624].
  • detest my baseness, the, [158].
  • dish fit for the, [111].
  • fast doth diet oft with, [249].
  • had made thee poetical, [70].
  • how he will talk, [281].
  • in the names of all the, [110].
  • it doth amaze me, [110].
  • kings it makes, [97].
  • land of lost, [541].
  • love, whom the, [558].
  • of the place, worship the, [193].
  • provide thee, the good the, [272].
  • sacred to, is misery, [343].
  • see everywhere, the, [615].
  • temples of his, [593].
  • themselves throw incense, [148].
  • utterance of the early, [575].
  • voice of all the, [56].
• God's
  • blessing, out of, [17], [785].
  • earthly power show likest, [64].
  • first temples, the groves were, [573].
  • goodness flowed around, [620].
  • image, man, [254].
  • justice tardy, [652].
  • mill grinds slow, [206].
  • nature's good and, [644].
  • own hand, writ by, [310].
  • patience, abusing of, [45].
  • providence seeming estranged, [586].
  • side, one is a majority on, [641].
  • skirts, caught at, [645].
  • sons are things, [368].
  • thy country's, and truth's, [100].
• Goddess,
  • like a thrifty, [46].
  • [[962]]night sable, [306].
  • roves, where'er the, [382].
  • she moves a, [337].
  • shone before, the, [340].
  • sing, heavenly, [336].
  • write about it and about it, [332].
• Godfathers of heaven's lights, [54].
• God-given strength, [489].
• Godlike
  • forehead, the, [486].
  • in giving, [519].
  • is it all sin to leave, [793].
  • reason, capability and, [142].
• Godliness,
  • cheerful, [472].
  • cleanliness next to, [359].
• Goes
  • against my stomach, [70].
  • honest as the world, [133].
  • to bed sober, [184].
  • to the wall, weakest, [104].
• Goeth a-borrowing, [21].
• Goethe's sage mind, [665].
• Goin' ware glory waits ye, this, [659].
• Going
  • guest, speed the, [328].
  • home, I am, [598].
  • looketh well to his, [826].
  • the way of all flesh, [181].
  • the way of all the earth, [814].
  • upon the order of your, [122].
• Gold,
  • age of, [251].
  • all Bocara's vaunted, [437].
  • all is not, that glisteneth, [173].
  • all that glisters is not, [62], [790].
  • almighty, [178], [431].
  • and silver not the only coin, [699].
  • apples of, [828].
  • as a jewel of, [826].
  • barbaric pearl and, [226].
  • beauty provoketh thieves sooner than, [66].
  • black with tarnished, [456].
  • bright and yellow, [585].
  • clad in blue and, [456].
  • clasps, book in, [104].
  • despise, what female can, [381].
  • fire the test of, [714].
  • gild refined, paint the lily, [79].
  • gleaming in purple and, [551].
  • gold gold gold, [585].
  • harmless, [657].
  • he loved, in special, [2].
  • in cofre, but little, [1].
  • in phisike is a cordial, [2].
  • in the realms of, [576].
  • into a shower of, [32].
  • laburnums dropping, [570].
  • life not bought with, [339].
  • maiden true betrayed for, [489].
  • narrowing lust of, [633].
  • ne is no, as I have herd, [5].
  • patines of bright, [65].
  • road whose dust is, [236].
  • saint-seducing, [104].
  • servile opportunity to, [488].
  • that shineth as the, [5].
  • the rocks pure, [44].
  • thrice their weight in, [456].
  • thumb of, had a, [2].
  • trodden, [225].
  • turning opportunity to, [483].
  • wedges of, [96].
  • weighs truth with, [330].
  • whose crying is a cry for, [629].
  • whose dust is, [236].
• Golden
  • axe, with a, [108].
  • bowl be broken, [831].
  • deeds, fruitful of, [230].
  • exhalations of the dawn, [504].
  • keys, clutch the, [633].
  • lads and girls, [160].
  • lamps in a green night, [262].
  • locks, his, [24].
  • mean, [345], [424].
  • numbers, add to, [182].
  • opes the iron shuts amain, [247].
  • opinions, I have bought, [118].
  • prime of Haroun Alraschid, [623].
  • shores, to these, [45].
  • silence is, [579].
  • sorrow, wear a, [98].
  • story, locks in the, [104].
  • urns draw light, [236].
  • window of the east, [104].
  • wings, angel girt with, [243].
• Goldsmith
  • foolish without a pen, [374].
  • here lies Nolly, [388].
  • wrote better than any man, [373].
• Gondola, you have swam in a, [71].
• Gone
  • and done it, having, [608].
  • and forever, thou art, [491].
  • and past help, what 's, [77].
  • before, not dead but, [455].
  • before, not lost but, [283].
  • further and fared worse, [17].
  • now thou art, [247].
• Good,
  • all things work together for, [844].
  • Americans when they die, [638].
  • and bad angel, [187].
  • and great, proclaim him, [299].
  • and glorious, by all that 's, [554].
  • and ill together, [74].
  • and the bad, two nations, [263].
  • apprehension of the, [81].
  • are better made by ill, [455].
  • as a feast, enough is, [20], [38].
  • as a play, [856].
  • as she was fair, she was, [455].
  • at a fight, [510].
  • at sudden commendations, [101].
  • beginning good end, [13].
  • beneath the, how far, [382].
  • be out of the world, as, [296].
  • bodes me no, [349].
  • books however, [444].
  • bye proud world, [598].
  • by stealth, do, [329].
  • cannot come to, [128].
  • cheer, play and make, [20].
  • clever men are, [578].
  • company and good discourse, [208].
  • company in a journey, [207].
  • conscience, [59].
  • deed in a naughty world, [66].
  • deed, kind of, to say well, [98].
  • die first, the, [479].
  • diffused may more abundant grow, [415].
  • digestion wait on appetite, [122].
  • disinterested is not our trade, [417].
  • [[963]]embryo, [660].
  • evil be thou my, [231].
  • faire is by nature, [29].
  • familiar creature, wine is a, [152].
  • fellows, king of, [93].
  • fellows together, we 're all, [673].
  • fellowship in thee, [83].
  • few know their own, [274].
  • for a bootless bene, what is, [479].
  • for our country's, [445].
  • for sore eyes, [292].
  • for us to be here, [840].
  • fortune, diligence mother of, [791].
  • fortune means to men most, [79].
  • from seeming evil educing, [357].
  • glow for others', [335], [346].
  • gods! how he will talk, [281].
  • gray head, oh, [627].
  • great man, [502].
  • hand that made you fair made you, [49].
  • hater, he was a, [375].
  • he scorned stalked off, the, [355].
  • hold fast that which is, [847].
  • hold thou the, [632].
  • ill wind blows no man to, [90].
  • ill wind turns none to, [20].
  • in everything, [67].
  • interred with their bones, [113].
  • is a good doctor, [603].
  • just and honest, [670].
  • kill a man as a good book, [254].
  • know what were, to do, [60].
  • love sought is, [76].
  • luck would have it, [46].
  • luxury of doing, [295], [394], [444].
  • makes his promise, [851].
  • man never dies, the, [496].
  • man prolongs his life, [722].
  • man yields his breath, [496].
  • man's feast, sat at a, [68].
  • man's life, best portion of, [467].
  • man's love, thank heaven for a, [70].
  • man's sin, [513].
  • man's smile, [397].
  • means my son be, [444].
  • means of evil out of, [223].
  • men and true, are you, [51].
  • men must associate, [408].
  • moral evil and of, [466].
  • morning, bid me, [433].
  • mouth-filling oath, [86].
  • my stomach is not, [22].
  • name better than precious ointment, [830].
  • name in man and woman, [153].
  • name is rather to be chosen, [827].
  • never shall be one lost, [649].
  • news baits, [242].
  • news from a far country, [828].
  • night and joy be wi' you, [458].
  • night, my native land, [540].
  • night, say not, [433].
  • night till it be morrow, [106].
  • night, to each a fair, [490].
  • no glory but his country's, [571].
  • noble to be, 't is, [624].
  • nor aught so, [106].
  • not, that man should live alone, [812].
  • not too bright or, [474].
  • nothing, or bad, [134].
  • of my country, [305].
  • of themselves, hearkners seldom hear, [283].
  • oft interred with their bones, [113].
  • old age, in a, [812].
  • old cause, beauty of the, [472].
  • old-fashioned but choicely, [208].
  • old-gentlemanly vice, [556].
  • old man he will be talking, [52].
  • old rule, the, [473].
  • opinion of the law, [440].
  • or evil side, [657].
  • or evil times, [166].
  • or ill of man, [744].
  • orators when they are out, [71].
  • overcome evil with, [844].
  • parent of, [235].
  • part, hath chosen that, [842].
  • partial evil universal, [316].
  • people all with one accord, [400].
  • pleasure ease content, [318].
  • repay evil for his, [346].
  • report and evil report, [846].
  • repressing ill crowning, [438].
  • sense the gift of heaven, [322].
  • set terms, [68].
  • sir I owe you one, [454].
  • some fleeting, [394].
  • some said it might do, [265].
  • some special, [106].
  • sword rust, [502].
  • that call evil, [833].
  • that I would I do not, [844].
  • the gods provide thee, take the, [272].
  • the law is, [847].
  • the more communicated, [235].
  • there dwelt all 's that, [220].
  • thing, too much of a, [71].
  • thing out of Nazareth, [842].
  • things will strive to dwell, [43].
  • time coming, there 's a, [493].
  • to be honest and true, [450].
  • to be merry and wise, [937].
  • to be noble we 'll be, [406].
  • to be true, too, [284].
  • to be zealously affected, [846].
  • to know what were, [60].
  • to love the unknown, [509].
  • to me is lost, all, [231].
  • to the heels is the slipper, [637].
  • truly great who are truly, [37].
  • universal, all partial evil, [316].
  • very excellent, [71].
  • war or bad peace, [361].
  • we oft might win, lose the, [47].
  • what was shall be, [649].
  • will be the final goal of ill, [632].
  • will toward men, [841].
  • wind that bloweth no man, [20].
  • wind which turneth none to, [20].
  • wine needs no bush, [72].
  • wits jump, [378], [791].
  • works, full of, [843].
  • works, rich in, [848].
  • world to live in, [279].
• Goods,
  • all my worldly, [851].
  • [[964]]the gods provide you, [701].
  • thou hast much, laid up, [842].
• Goodliest,
  • express her, [148].
  • man of men, Adam the, [232].
• Goodly
  • are thy tents, [813].
  • heritage, [818].
  • outside, falsehood hath a, [61].
  • sight to see, [540].
• Goodman Dull, [55].
• Goodness
  • and grace, I thank the, [534].
  • flowed around God's, [620].
  • greatness and, are not means, [502].
  • greatness on, loves to slide, [267].
  • how awful is, [234].
  • in his little finger, more, [293].
  • in things evil, there is some, [92].
  • lead him not, if, [205].
  • morrow I bade to sorrow, [574].
  • never fearful, [49].
  • of good men, [699].
  • thinks no ill, [231].
• Good-night, gives the stern'st, [119].
• Good-will on earth, [841].
• Goose,
  • pampered, [318].
  • royal game of, [398].
  • sold him a bargain, a, [55].
• Goose-pen, write with a, [76].
• Gorboduc, king, [77].
• Gordian knot unloose, [91].
• Gore, shedding seas of, [559].
• Gorge rises at it, my, [144].
• Gorgeous
  • east, [226].
  • palace, deceit in, [107].
  • palaces the solemn temples, [43].
• Gorgons hydras and chimæras dire, [228].
• Gory locks at me, never shake thy, [122].
• Gospel,
  • all is not, [16].
  • brown bread and the, [283].
  • emanation from the, [460].
• Gospel-books, lineaments of, [23].
• Gospel-light first dawned, [387].
• Gossip
  • of the air, babbling, [75].
  • report, [63].
• Govern,
  • king reigns but does not, [810].
  • my passion, may I, [670].
  • the world, syllables, [196].
  • they that, make least noise, [196].
  • those that toil, [395].
  • thou my song, [236].
• Government,
  • a conservative, [607].
  • for forms of, [318].
  • founded on compromise, [409].
  • half slave half free, [622].
  • is a trust, [517].
  • made for and by the people, [532], [622].
  • of all the people, [639].
  • of the people by the people, [622].
  • preservation of the general, [435].
  • the best, [589].
  • without a king, [588].
• Gowans fine, and pu'd the, [449].
• Gowd, man 's the, for a' that, [452].
• Gown, plucked his, [397].
• Gowns,
  • fellow that hath two, [53].
  • furred, hide all, [148].
• Grace,
  • act that blurs the, [140].
  • affordeth health, [22].
  • all above is, [270].
  • and blush of modesty, [140].
  • and virtue are within, [215].
  • angels and ministers of, [130].
  • beyond the reach of art, [323].
  • chief of a thousand for, [682].
  • does it with a better, [75].
  • ease with, [357].
  • fallen from, [846].
  • free nature's, [357].
  • half so good a, [47].
  • if possible with, [329].
  • inward and spiritual, [850].
  • let your speech be with, [847].
  • love of, for, [141].
  • me no grace, [862].
  • melancholy, [482].
  • melody of every, [259].
  • mickle is the powerful, [106].
  • more of his, than gifts, [174].
  • my cause, little shall I, [150].
  • never mind did mind his, [23].
  • of a day, the tender, [627].
  • of finer form, [490].
  • of God to man, [673].
  • of life, unbought, [410].
  • power of, [513].
  • powerful, that lies in herbs, [106].
  • purity of, [550].
  • snatch a, [323].
  • supply, let thy, [390].
  • swears with so much, [281].
  • sweet attractive kind of, [23], [232].
  • that is dead, [627].
  • that makes simplicity a, [178].
  • that won, [237].
  • to his meat, never to say, [291].
  • to win, with, [600].
  • was in all her steps, [237].
  • was seated on this brow, [140].
• Graces,
  • all other, [265], [351].
  • lead these, to the grave, [74].
  • peculiar, shot forth, [235].
  • sacrifice to the, [353].
• Graced with polished manners, [422].
• Graceful acts, those, [238].
• Graceless zealots fight, [318].
• Gracious
  • is the time, [127].
  • parts, remembers me of his, [79].
  • Tam grew, [451].
  • words and apt, [55].
• Gradation, not by old, [149].
• Gradations,
  • no pale, [493].
  • of decay, [367].
• Græcia Mæonidam jactet sibi, [271].
• Grain,
  • cheeks of sorry, [246].
  • say which, will grow, [116].
• Grains
  • of sand, little, [642].
  • of wheat, two, [60].
• Grammar controls kings, [798].
• Grammar-school, erecting a, [94].
• Grammaticus, rhetor, [268].
• Grampian hills, on the, [392].
• Grand
  • gloomy and peculiar, [677].
  • old ballad Patrick Spence, [502].
  • old gardener and his wife, [624].
  • old harper, wind that, [667].
  • old name of gentleman, [633].
• Grandam, soul of our, [77].
• [[965]]Grandeur,
  • moon's unclouded, [568].
  • old Scotia's, [447].
  • that was Rome, [640].
  • to our dust, so nigh is, [600].
  • with a disdainful smile, [384].
• Grandmother Eve, child of, [54].
• Grandsire
  • cut in alabaster, [60].
  • phrase, proverbed with a, [104].
  • skilled in gestic lore, [395].
• Grandsires, wives and, [804].
• Grange, in the moated, [49].
• Grant an honest fame, [333].
• Grape, from out the purple, [243].
• Grapes,
  • have eaten sour, [835].
  • of Ephraim, [814].
• Grapple them to thy soul, [129].
• Grasp
  • it like a man of mettle, [313].
  • the ocean, [303].
• Grass,
  • all flesh is, [834].
  • go to, [198].
  • groweth, while the, [14].
  • his days are as, [823].
  • like rain upon the mown, [821].
  • splendour in the, [478].
  • stoops not, the, [161].
  • tread a measure on this, [56].
  • two blades of, [290].
• Grasshopper shall be a burden, [831].
• Grasshoppers
  • rejoice, like, [337].
  • under a fern, [410].
• Grateful
  • evening mild, [233].
  • for the prize, ever, [465].
  • mind by owing owes not, [231].
• Gratiano speaks an infinite deal, [60].
• Gratitude,
  • fruit of great cultivation, [376].
  • is expensive, [430].
  • of men, alas the, [466].
  • of most men, [796].
  • of place-expectants, [304].
  • still small voice of, [383].
• Gratulation, gave sign of, [238].
• Gratulations flow in streams, [285].
• Grave,
  • a little little, [82].
  • an obscure, [82].
  • and reverend signiors, [149].
  • aspect he rose, with, [227].
  • between the cradle and the, [358].
  • botanize upon his mother's, [471].
  • but she is in her, [469].
  • come to thy, in a full age, [816].
  • dark and silent, [26].
  • dread thing, [354].
  • Druid lies in yonder, [390].
  • Duncan is in his, [121].
  • earliest at his, [676].
  • feet clear of the, [598].
  • forget thee, could not the, [547].
  • funeral marches to the, [612].
  • ghost come from the, [132].
  • he bade them lie in the, [314].
  • honoured in his, [620].
  • hungry as the, [356].
  • ignoring sleep with thee in the, [87].
  • in a common, [430].
  • in the cold, [583].
  • is not its goal, [612].
  • jealousy is cruel as the, [832].
  • kingdom for a little, [82].
  • lead these graces to the, [74].
  • low laid in my, [78].
  • Lucy is in her, [469].
  • mattock and the, [308].
  • measure of an unmade, [108].
  • night of the, [428].
  • on my, as now my bed, [218].
  • one foot in the, [198].
  • or mellow, humours whether, [300].
  • our cradle stands in the, [182].
  • paths of glory lead to the, [384].
  • perhaps the early, [558].
  • pompous in the, [219].
  • rest in the, [561].
  • rush to glory or the, [515].
  • secret as the, [792].
  • senators, most, [151].
  • steps of glory to the, [552].
  • strewed thy, [144].
  • study, law's, [24].
  • sun shine sweetly on my, [428].
  • this earth, this, [26].
  • thou art gone to the, [535].
  • thy humble, adorned, [335].
  • to gay lively to severe, [320].
  • to light from, pleasant to severe, [273], [799].
  • unknelled without a, [547].
  • untimely, [200], [851].
  • where is thy victory, [335], [846].
  • where Laura lay, [26].
  • with sorrow to the, [813].
• Graves
  • are pilgrim shrines, [562].
  • are severed far and wide, their, [570].
  • dishonourable, [110].
  • emblems of untimely, [420].
  • let 's talk of, [81].
  • of memory, [497].
  • of your sires, green, [561].
  • stood tenantless, [126].
• Grave-digger or hangman, [597].
• Gravel gold, streams their, [257].
• Gravity,
  • humour the test of, [578].
  • out of his bed at midnight, [59].
  • to play at cherry-pit, [76].
• Gray
  • hair, wisdom is the, [836].
  • hairs with sorrow, [813].
  • it is gone and all is, [545].
  • Marathon, age spares, [541].
  • mare the better horse, [17].
  • red spirits and, [173].
  • tears and love for the, [668].
• Gray-hooded even, [243].
• Grazed the common of literature, [376].
• Grease, frieth in her own, [16].
• Greasy
  • aprons, slaves with, [159].
  • citizens, you fat and, [67].
• Great
  • as a king, [436].
  • between the little and the, [424].
  • Cæsar fell, [114].
  • Cæsar grown so, [110].
  • cause, die in a, [555].
  • contest follows, [419].
  • engines move slowly, [170].
  • families of yesterday, [286].
  • far above the, [382].
  • First Cause, [334].
  • fleas have little fleas, [290].
  • [[966]]glorious and free, [522].
  • good and, [299].
  • guns, blew, [436].
  • Hall, contentions of the, [592].
  • ill can he rule the, [29].
  • important day, [297].
  • in mouths of wisest censure, [152].
  • in villany, thou little valiant, [79].
  • is Diana of the Ephesians, [843].
  • is truth and mighty, [836].
  • let me call him, [311].
  • lord of all things, [317].
  • lords' stories, [454].
  • man's memory outlive his life, [138].
  • many a small maketh a, [5], [15].
  • men not always wise, [817].
  • none unhappy but the, [301], [310].
  • nothing, achieved without enthusiasm, [602].
  • of old, worship of the, [554].
  • ones, ceremony to, [47].
  • ones eat up the little ones, [161].
  • rightly to be, [142].
  • shade of that which once was, [471].
  • some are born, [76].
  • some must be, [421].
  • souls are portions, [656].
  • taskmaster's eye, [252].
  • there is no small no, [601].
  • things with small, compare, [230].
  • though fallen, [541].
  • thoughts great feelings, [634].
  • to be, is to be misunderstood, [601].
  • to Him no high no low, no, [316].
  • to little man, things, [394].
  • truths are portions, [656].
  • twin brethren, [593].
  • unhappy, none think the, [310].
  • vulgar and the small, [262].
  • whatever was little seemed, [591].
  • who are truly good are truly, [37].
  • who is what he is, he is, [602].
  • wits allied to madness, [267].
  • wits will jump, [378].
• Greater
  • feeling to the worse, [81].
  • love hath no man, [843].
  • than the king himself, [364].
• Greatest
  • clerks not the wisest men, [3].
  • happiness of the greatest number, [856].
  • love of life, [432].
  • men, the world knows nothing of its, [594].
  • of faults to be conscious of none, [579].
  • only are, as the, [627].
  • scandal on greater state, [161].
  • whose ends will make him, [37].
• Greatness
  • and goodness, [502].
  • eternal substance of his, [198].
  • far stretched, [27].
  • farewell to all my, [99].
  • highest point of all my, [99].
  • if honour gives, [436].
  • is a-ripening his, [99].
  • of his name, [101].
  • on goodness loves to slide, [267].
  • some achieve, [76].
  • thrust upon 'em, some have, [76].
• Grecian
  • chisel trace, ne'er did, [490].
  • Venus, the, [378].
• Greece,
  • Achilles wrath to, [336].
  • Athens, the eye of, [241].
  • beauties of exulting, [356].
  • boasts her Homer, [271].
  • but living Greece no more, [548].
  • fair, sad relic, of departed worth, [541].
  • fulmined over, [241].
  • glory that was, [640].
  • in early, she sung, [390].
  • isles of, the, [557].
  • John Naps of, [72].
  • might still be free, [557].
  • most power of any in, [723].
  • we give our shining blades, to, [525].
• Greedy of filthy lucre, [847].
• Greek,
  • above all, [329].
  • come in Latin or in, [220].
  • or Roman name, above any, [267].
  • small Latin and less, [179].
  • 't is known he could speak, [210].
  • to me, 't was, [111].
• Greeks,
  • heaven doomed, [344].
  • in common, all the, [698].
  • joined Greeks, when, [281].
• Green
  • and yellow melancholy, [76].
  • bay-tree, like a, [819].
  • be the turf above thee, [562].
  • dry smooth-shaven, [250].
  • grassy turf, [428].
  • graves of your sires, [561].
  • in judgment, when I was, [157].
  • in youth, [338].
  • keep his memory, [519].
  • keep their vigil on the, [635].
  • leaves on a thick tree, [338].
  • mantle, [147].
  • memory be, [127].
  • night, golden lamps in a, [262].
  • old age, [276].
  • one red, making the, [120].
  • pastures, lie down in, [819].
  • thy leaf has perished in the, [633].
  • thought in a green shade, [263].
  • tree, things done in a, [842].
• Green-eyed monster, [153].
• Greenhouse too, loves a, [420].
• Greenland's icy mountains, [536].
• Green-robed senators, [575].
• Greenwood tree, under the, [67].
• Gregory remember thy swashing blow, [104].
• Greetings where no kindness is, [468].
• Greta woods are green, [492].
• Gretest gentilman, take him for the, [4].
• Grew
  • in beauty side by side, [570].
  • together like to a double cherry, [58].
• Grey mare the better horse, [17].
• Greyhound mongrel grim, [148].
• Greyhounds in the slips, [91].
• Grief
  • and pain naught but, [446].
  • bravery of his, [145].
  • canker and the, are mine, [555].
  • crowned with consolation, [157].
  • days of my distracting, [392].
  • every one can master a, [51].
  • fills the room up of my absent child, [79].
  • [[967]]for boys, [160].
  • gave his father, [335].
  • hath known, all that, [606].
  • is past, the, [674].
  • is proud, [79].
  • lies onward, my, [161].
  • no greater, [769].
  • of a wound, [87].
  • only time for, [585].
  • past help should be past, [77].
  • patience on a monument smiling at, [76].
  • perked up in a glistering, [98].
  • plague of sighing and, [85].
  • silent manliness of, [398].
  • spite of all my, revealing, [689].
  • tears his heart, [341].
  • that does not speak, [124].
  • treads upon the heels, [295].
  • which they themselves not feel, [53].
  • with proverbs, patch, [53].
• Griefs,
  • griping, [404].
  • some, are medicinable, [159].
  • that harass the distrest, [366].
  • what private, they have, [114].
• Grievances, repeat no, [398].
• Grieve
  • his heart, show his eyes and, [123].
  • make the judicious, [137].
  • yet not repent, to, [444].
• Grieves, if aught inanimate e'er, [543].
• Grieved, we sighed we, [262].
• Griffith, honest chronicler as, [101].
• Grim
  • death, [194], [229].
  • feature, scented the, [239].
  • repose, hushed in, [383].
• Grimes is dead, old, [596].
• Grim-visaged war, [95].
• Grin,
  • one universal, [362].
  • owned with a, [507].
  • sin to sit and, [635].
  • so merry, every, [431].
  • the devil did, [501].
  • vanquish Berkeley by a, [380].
• Grind,
  • axe to, [528].
  • one demd horrid, [652].
  • slowly, mills of God, [793].
  • the faces of the poor, [833].
  • the poor, laws, [395].
• Grinders cease because they are few, [831].
• Grindstone, noses to the, [11], [172], [191], [360].
• Grinned horrible, death, [229].
• Grinning, mock your own, [144].
• Grip, where ye feel your honour, [448].
• Gripe,
  • barren sceptre in my, [121].
  • of noose, necks to, [440].
• Griping griefs, [404].
• Grisly terror, so spake the, [229].
• Gristle, people in the, [408].
• Grizzled,
  • his beard was, [129].
  • his hair just, [276].
• Groan,
  • anguish poured his, [366].
  • bubbling, sinks with, [547].
  • condemned alike to, [381].
  • nor sigh nor, [183].
  • the knell the pall the, [562].
• Groans
  • of the dying, [489].
  • sovereign of sighs and, [55].
  • thy old, ring yet in my ears, [106].
• Groaning ever for the past, [651].
• Groined the aisles of Christian Rome, [598].
• Grooms and porters on the bridge, [626].
• Grooves of change, ringing, [626].
• Grose, his name was, [559].
• Gross
  • and scope of my opinion, [126].
  • ear can hear, things that no, [245].
• Grossness, by losing all its, [410].
• Ground,
  • acre of barren, [42].
  • another man's, [45].
  • as water spilt on the, [815].
  • call it holy, [570].
  • every vice on Christian, [332].
  • fathom-line could never touch, [84].
  • gently kissed the, [343].
  • haunted holy, [541].
  • herbe that growes on, [28].
  • I live a burden to the, [340].
  • least willing to quit the, [432].
  • let us sit upon the, [82].
  • no slave to till my, [418].
  • low sitting on the, [28].
  • my tail go to the, [10].
  • not upon dreams, [172].
  • of nature, solid, [485].
  • purple all the, [247].
  • seem to tread on classic, [299].
  • temple and tower went to the, [252].
  • withering on the, [338].
• Grounded on just and right, [238].
• Groundlings, ears of the, [137].
• Grove,
  • his name was printed, [559].
  • nightingale's song in the, [428].
  • of Academe, the olive, [241].
  • of myrtles, [175].
• Groves
  • are of laurel and myrtle, [803].
  • fountain heads and pathless, [184].
  • frequenting sacred, [221].
  • God's first temples, [573].
• Grow
  • dim with age, the sun, [299].
  • double, surely you 'll, [466].
  • learning wiser, [422].
  • old, always find time to, [312].
  • to what they seem, [395].
  • wiser and better, [670].
• Growing when ye 're sleeping, [495].
• Grown
  • by what it fed on, [128].
  • so great, he is, [110].
• Grownd, herbe that growes on, [28].
• Grows
  • old and fat, [84].
  • with his growth, [317].
• Growth,
  • children of a larger, [275].
  • confidence a plant of slow, [364].
  • man is the nobler, [433].
  • man seems the only, [394].
  • of mother earth, [468].
• Grub, joiner squirrel or old, [104].
• Grudge,
  • feed fat the ancient, [61].
  • the throe, never, [649].
• Grundy say, what will Mrs., [457].
• Grunt and sweat, [136].
• Guard
  • dies never surrenders, [810].
  • me with a watchful eye, [300].
  • our native seas, [514].
  • our spoons, from whom we, [593].
  • thy bed, holy angels, [302].
• [[968]]Guardian
  • angel o'er his life, [455].
  • angels sung the strain, [358].
  • on the tower, the, [655].
• Guardians of the fair, eunuchs, [310].
• Gude
  • nicht and joy be wi' you, [458].
  • time coming, [493].
• Gudeman 's awa', when our, [427].
• Gudgeon, this fool, [60].
• Gudgeons, to swallow, [214].
• Guerdon, the fair, [247].
• Guesseth but in part, he, [503].
• Guest,
  • keen, fits a dull fighter, [87].
  • speed the going, [328].
  • speed the parting, [328], [346].
  • the soul the body's, [25].
• Guests in the depths of hell, [825].
• Guid
  • to be honest and true, [450].
  • to be merry and wise, [450].
• Guide
  • in smoke and flame, [493].
  • mine equal my, [820].
  • my companion my, [851].
  • my lonely way, [402].
  • philosopher and friend, [320].
  • providence their, [240].
  • till judgment, [102].
• Guides,
  • blind, [840].
  • the planets in their course, [456].
• Guilded shore, [63].
• Guile, lips from speaking, [819].
• Guilt
  • away, wash her, [403].
  • can look on, [297].
  • is in that heart, I ask not if, [522].
  • of Eastern kings, [258].
  • so full of artless jealousy is, [142].
  • those who fear not, [413].
  • to cover, the only art her, [403].
• Guiltier than him they try, [47].
• Guilty
  • consciences make cowards, [691].
  • man escape, let no, [664].
  • mind, suspicion haunts the, [95].
  • of his own death, [143].
  • of such a ballad, [54].
  • thing, started like a, [126].
  • thing surprised, [478].
  • wealth, his genuine and less, [257].
• Guinea,
  • jingling of the, [626].
  • within the compass of a, [536].
• Guinea's stamp, rank is but the, [452].
• Guitar, touched his, [581].
• Gulf profound, [228].
• Gulled, if the world will be, [192].
• Gum, medicinal, [157].
• Gun,
  • certain as a, [211].
  • never lost an English, [628].
  • shot out of an elder, [92].
  • sure as a, [277], [786].
• Guns,
  • but for these vile, [83].
  • though winds blew great, [436].
• Gust hath blown his fill, the, [250].
• Gusty thieves, [585].
• Guy, county, the hour is nigh, [494].
• Gypsies,
  • pilfers like, [413].
  • serve stolen children, as, [441].
• Gypsying, days when we went, [683].
• Gyves, as if they had, [87].