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

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• Habeas corpus, protection of, [435].
• Habit,
  • apparelled in more precious, [53].
  • costly thy, [130].
  • increased by actions, [745].
  • is second nature, [779].
  • powerful is the empire of, [709].
  • use doth breed a, in a man, [44].
• Habits
  • devil is angel yet in this, [141].
  • ill, gather by unseen degrees, [274].
  • of peace and patience, [207].
  • small, well pursued, [437].
• Habitable world, look round the, [274].
• Habitants, converse with heavenly, [245].
• Habitation,
  • giddy and unsure, [89].
  • local, and a name, [59].
• Habitual, practise what you would make, [745].
• Had we never loved sae kindly, [452].
• Hades,
  • descent to, [759].
  • no one goes to, with his wealth, [694].
• Haggard, if I do prove her, [153].
• Hags, black and midnight, [123].
• Hail
  • Columbia happy land, [465].
  • fellow well met, [290].
  • holy light, [230].
  • horrors, [223].
  • the rising sun, let others, [387].
  • to the chief, [491].
  • unless God send his, [643].
  • wedded love, [234].
• Hails you Tom or Jack, [423].
• Hair,
  • amber-dropping, [246].
  • as free, robes loosely flowing, [178].
  • beauty draws us with a single, [274], [326].
  • been lives, had all his, [156].
  • distinguish and divide a, [210].
  • each particular, stand an end, [131].
  • every, a soul doth bind, [274].
  • flaming meteor shone for, [261].
  • girl-graduates in their golden, [629].
  • just grizzled, [276].
  • loose his beard and hoary, [383].
  • man that coloured his, [732].
  • most resplendent, [483].
  • my fell of, [125].
  • ninth part of a, [85].
  • of a woman, one, [191].
  • of the same dog, [16].
  • on end at his own wonders, [420].
  • sacred, dissever, [326].
  • shakes pestilence, his horrid, [229].
  • single, casts its shadow, [709].
  • streamed like a meteor, [383].
  • strung with his, [56].
  • tangles of Neæra's, [247].
  • transfigures its golden, [657].
  • trimmed in silence, [731].
  • would rouse and stir, [125].
  • wisdom is the gray, [836].
• Hairs,
  • bring down my gray, [813].
  • of your head all numbered, [839].
  • superfluity comes sooner by white, [60].
  • were silver-white, [589].
• Hair-breadth 'scapes, [150].
• Hairs-breadth of time, [750], [753].
• Hal, no more of that, [85].
• Halcyon days, [93].
• Half
  • broken-hearted, [539].
  • dust half deity, [554].
  • [[969]]exceeds the whole, [693], [758].
  • hidden from the eye, [469].
  • his Troy was burnt, [88].
  • in shade and half in sun, [523].
  • knows everything, [593].
  • made up, [95].
  • my better, [34].
  • our knowledge we snatch, [320].
  • part of a blessed man, [78].
  • slave and half free, [622].
  • so good a grace, [47].
  • the creeds, faith in, [633].
  • the world knoweth not how the other half liveth, [771].
  • too civil by, [440].
• Half-brother of the world, [654].
• Half-gods go, when, [599].
• Halfpenny loaves for a penny, [94].
• Half-pennyworth of bread, [85].
• Half-shirt is two napkins, [87].
• Half-shut
  • eye, before the, [357].
  • eyes, sees with his, [326].
• Half-world, now o'er the one, [119].
• Hall,
  • Douglas in his, [490].
  • merry in, where beards wag all, [21].
  • merry swythe it is in, [21].
  • or bower, never heard in, [243].
• Halls,
  • dwelt in marble, [561].
  • of dazzling light, [678].
  • of death, the silent, [572].
• Halloing and singing of anthems, [88].
• Halloo your name, [75].
• Hallowed
  • is the time, [127].
  • relics should be hid, [251].
• Halt
  • between two opinions, [815].
  • to learn to, [729].
• Halter
  • draw, felt the, [440].
  • in hope one will cut the, [222].
  • now fitted the, [288].
  • threats of a, [436].
• Halves, I 'll go his, [772].
• Hamlet
  • at the close of the day, [428].
  • king father, I 'll call thee, [130].
  • now the king drinks to, [145].
  • rude forefathers of the, [384].
  • tragedy of, with the prince of Denmark being left out, [494].
• Hammer,
  • no sound of, [421].
  • nor axe, neither, [815].
  • smith stand with his, [80].
  • your iron when it is hot, [709].
• Hammers,
  • aprons rules and, [159].
  • closing rivets up, [92], [296].
  • no, fell, [535].
• Hampden, some village, [385].
• Hand,
  • adore the, [289].
  • against every man, [812].
  • and glove, [413].
  • and heart, I give my, [530].
  • and heart open and free, [102].
  • angry wafture of your, [112].
  • bird in the, [15], [740].
  • books to hold in the, [375].
  • cheek upon her, [105].
  • cloud like a man's, [815].
  • eager heart the kindlier, [633].
  • findeth to do do it, [831].
  • foot and, go cold, [23].
  • for hand foot for foot, [813].
  • forget her cunning, [824].
  • freeman with unpurchased, [636].
  • glove upon that, [105].
  • handle toward my, [119].
  • has brushed them, no friendly, [296].
  • her 'prentice, [446].
  • his red right, [227].
  • hold a fire in his, [81].
  • I argue not against heaven's, [252].
  • imposition of a mightier, [590].
  • in hand, [50], [240], [362], [787].
  • in thy right, carry gentle peace, [100].
  • led by the Almighty's, [261].
  • length of days in her right, [825].
  • let not thy left, know, [838].
  • licks the, just raised, [315].
  • lifted in awe, [311].
  • like the dyer's, [163].
  • may no rude, deface it, [469].
  • misery is at, [769].
  • morn with rosy, [235].
  • mortality's strong, [80].
  • nature's sweet and cunning, [74].
  • not able to taste, [58].
  • of little employment, [143].
  • of war, [81].
  • open as day for melting charity, [90].
  • put in every honest, a whip, [155].
  • riches and honour in her left, [825].
  • Satan was now at, [228].
  • sweet Roman, [76].
  • sweeten this little, [124].
  • sworn foe to tyrants, [459].
  • that dealt the blow, [514].
  • that fed them, bite the, [411].
  • that gave the blow, [277].
  • that gives the blow, [289].
  • that hath made you fair, [49].
  • that made us is divine, [300].
  • that rounded Peter's dome, [598].
  • then join in, [426].
  • thunder in his lifted, [267].
  • time has laid his, gently, [617].
  • time with reckless, [617].
  • time's devouring, [352].
  • to execute, [255], [430].
  • to take occasion by the, [623].
  • touch of a vanished, [627].
  • unblessed thy, [346].
  • upon a woman, man that lays his, [463].
  • upon many a heart, [616].
  • upon the ark, to lay their, [418].
  • upon the ocean's mane, [588].
  • upon thy mane, [548].
  • wash this blood from my, [120].
  • waved her lily, [348].
  • whatsoever thou takest in, [837].
  • white wonder of dear Juliet's, [108].
  • with my heart in 't, [43].
  • withhold not thine, [831].
  • wrenched with an unlineal, [121].
  • writ by God's own, [310].
  • you cannot see, [314].
• Hands
  • are the hands of Esau, [813].
  • by angel, [574].
  • by foreign, [335].
  • death lays his icy, [209].
  • [[970]]entire affection hateth nicer, [27].
  • establish the work of our, [822].
  • fatal, their, [229].
  • former times shake, [212].
  • from picking and stealing, [850].
  • hath not a Jew, [63].
  • little folding of the, [825].
  • many, make light work, [17].
  • mischief for idle, [302].
  • mouths without, [273].
  • never made to tear each other, [302].
  • not hearts, [155].
  • of fellowship, the right, [846].
  • promiscuously applied, [548].
  • shake, with a king, [563].
  • that might have swayed, [384].
  • their knell is rung, by fairy, [389].
  • then take, [42].
  • to valour given, [574].
  • two, upon the breast, [667].
  • washing with invisible soap, [584].
  • watch that wants both, [415].
  • were made before knives, [293].
  • wings or feet, [230].
  • with his two happy, [31].
• Handel 's but a ninny, [351].
• Handle
  • not taste not, [847].
  • toward my hand, [119].
• Handles, everything hath two, [746].
• Handful
  • of meal in a barrel, [815].
  • of silver, just for a, [646].
• Hand-in-glove, were, [293].
• Handiwork, showeth his, [819].
• Handmaid of justice, truth the, [460].
• Hand-saw, hawk from a, [134].
• Handsome,
  • everything about him, [53].
  • in three hundred pounds a year, [46].
  • is that handsome does, [401].
  • wee thing, [450].
• Handy-dandy, change places and, [148].
• Hang
  • a calf's skin, [79].
  • a doubt on, nor loop to, [154].
  • out our banners, [125].
  • sorrow care will kill a cat, [177].
  • the pensive head, [248].
  • themselves in hope one will come and cut the halter, [222].
  • together, we must all, [361].
  • upon his pent-house lid, [116].
  • us every mother's son, [57].
• Hangs
  • a tale, thereby, [68], [73].
  • his head for shame, [681].
  • on Dian's temple, [103].
  • on prince's favours, [99].
  • upon the cheek of night, [105].
• Hanging
  • and marriage go by destiny, [192].
  • and wiving go by destiny, [10], [63].
  • his cat on Monday, [856].
  • in a golden chain, [230].
  • was the worst use man could be put to, [175].
• Hangman of creation mark, [449].
• Hangman's whip, fear o' hell, [448].
• Hannibal
  • had mighty virtues, [186].
  • was a very pretty fellow, [295].
• Haphazard, let no act be done at, [751].
• Hapless love, pangs of, [367].
• Happened once, this could but have, [650].
• Happens at all, whatever, happens as it should, [751].
• Happier
  • in the passion we feel, [795].
  • than I know, feel that I am, [237].
  • things, remembering, [621].
• Happiness
  • below, virtue alone is, [319].
  • distant views of, [181].
  • depends as nature shows, [413].
  • domestic, thou only bliss, [419].
  • fireside, [455].
  • glimpse of, saw a, [221].
  • lies in superfluities, [738].
  • man's, to do proper things, [755].
  • of the greatest number, [856].
  • of the rational animal, [755].
  • our being's end and aim, [318].
  • our pastime and our, [477].
  • produced by a good inn, [372].
  • pursuit of, [434].
  • spectacle of human, [462].
  • that makes the heart afraid, [584].
  • thought of tender, [476].
  • through another's eyes, [71].
  • too familiar, [483].
  • too swiftly flies, [382].
  • virtue sufficient for, [760].
  • was born a twin, [557].
  • we prize, if solid, [362].
• Happy
  • accident, [174], [402], [792].
  • am I from care I 'm free, [689].
  • as a lover, [476].
  • because God wills it, [658].
  • constellations, [238].
  • could I be with either, [348].
  • days, a world of, [96].
  • earthlier, is the rose distilled, [57].
  • few, we band of brothers, [92].
  • fields farewell, [223].
  • for him his father was before him, [293].
  • he whose name has been well spelt, [559].
  • he with such a mother, [630].
  • hills pleasing shade, [381].
  • is he born or taught, [174].
  • is the blameless vestal's lot, [333].
  • little, if I could say how much, [51].
  • make two lovers, [330].
  • man be his dole, [46].
  • man happy dole, [11].
  • man that hath his quiver full, [824].
  • man 's without a shirt, [8].
  • mixtures of happy days, [554].
  • never so, as we suppose, [794].
  • pair live while ye may, [233].
  • soul that all the way, [259].
  • that have called thee so, [508].
  • the man and happy he alone, [273].
  • the man whose wish, [334].
  • to the unhappy owe, what the, [343].
  • walks and shades, [239].
  • was it for that son, [95].
  • who in his verse, can steer, [799].
  • why so few marriages are, [291].
  • years, ah, [541].
• Harass the distrest, [366].
• Harbinger, springtime's, [199].
• Harbingers
  • of blood and death, [126].
  • to heaven, [221].
• Harbour give, in life did, [178].
• [[971]]Hard
  • a keeping oath, sworn too, [54].
  • crab-tree, [211].
  • long is the way and, [227].
  • nothing so, but search will find it, [203].
  • their lot, how, [672].
  • to part when friends are dear, [433].
  • to please everybody, [712].
  • to please, uncertain coy and, [490].
  • way of transgressors is, [826].
• Hardship, life of danger and, [537].
• Hardships prevent melancholy, [373].
• Hardens all within, [448].
• Hardest-timbered oak, [94].
• Hardy as the Nemean lion's nerve, [131].
• Hare,
  • hold with the, [12].
  • mad as a March, [18], [790].
  • to run with the, [33].
  • to start a, [84].
• Hark
  • from the tombs, [303].
  • hark the lark, [159].
  • the shrill trumpet sounds, [296].
  • they whisper, [334].
• Harm
  • me, fate cannot, [461].
  • win us to our, [116].
• Harmes two the lesse, of, [5].
• Harmless
  • as doves, [839].
  • day, entertains the, [174].
  • earth, bowels of the, [83].
  • flaming meteor, [261].
  • necessary cat, [64].
  • pleasure, stock of, [369].
• Harmonies, concerted, [580].
• Harmonious
  • numbers, [230].
  • sound on golden hinges, [236].
  • whose touch, [367].
• Harmoniously confused, [333].
• Harmony
  • for thee O universe, [752].
  • heaven drowsy with, the, [56].
  • heavenly, [271].
  • hidden soul of, [249].
  • in her bright eye, [259].
  • in immortal souls, [65].
  • like deep, enforce attention, [81].
  • not understood, [316].
  • of circumstances, [706].
  • of shape, air and, [287].
  • of the universe, [409].
  • of the world, her voice the, [31].
  • sentimentally disposed to, [509].
  • to harmony, [271].
  • touches of sweet, [65].
• Harness,
  • dead in his, [837].
  • him that girdeth on his, [816].
  • on our back, die with, [126].
• Haroun Alraschid, good, [623].
• Harp,
  • high-born Hoel's, [383].
  • in divers tones, [631].
  • of life, love took up the, [625].
  • of Orpheus, [253].
  • of thousand strings, [303].
  • open palm upon his, [617].
  • sings to one clear, [631].
  • through Tara's halls, [519].
• Harps upon the willows, [824].
• Harper, wind that grand old, [667].
• Harping on my daughter, [133].
• Harpy-footed Furies, [228].
• Harrow up thy soul, [131].
• Harry
  • the King Bedford, [92].
  • with his beaver on, [86].
• Harsh
  • as truth, I will be as, [605].
  • the words of Mercury are, [57].
• Harshness gives offence, no, [324].
• Hart,
  • like a youthful, [302].
  • panteth after water brooks, [820].
  • ungalled play, [138].
• Harvest,
  • earth laughs with a, [597].
  • of a quiet eye, [471].
  • of the new-mown hay, [296].
  • truly is plenteous, [839].
• Harvest-home, a stubble-land at, [83].
• Harvest-time of love, [508].
• Haste,
  • I am always in, [359].
  • make, the better foot before, [80].
  • maketh waste, [9].
  • married in, [295].
  • mounting in hot, [542].
  • one with moderate, [129].
  • sweaty, [126].
  • to be rich, [829].
  • to repay an obligation, [795].
  • to wed at leisure, wooed in, [72].
• Hasten to be drunk, [273].
• Hastening ills, prey to, [396].
• Hasty as fire deaf as the sea, [80].
• Hat,
  • broad-brimmed, [352].
  • by his cockle, [405].
  • fashion of his, [50].
  • it was not all a, [571].
  • not the worse for wear, [417].
  • that bows to no salaam, [586].
  • the ultimum moriens of respectability, [638].
  • three cornered, the old, [635].
  • upon my head, with my, [375].
• Hats, shocking bad, [463].
• Hatched,
  • chickens ere they are, [214], [791].
  • to the woful time, [120].
• Hatches, his body 's under, [436].
• Hate
  • a dumpy woman, [556].
  • cherish those hearts that, [100].
  • immortal, [223].
  • in the like extreme, [345].
  • Juno's unrelenting, [274].
  • lost between us, no, [173].
  • of hate scorn of scorn, [623].
  • of those below, [543].
  • thine enemy, [838].
  • those you have injured, to, [747].
  • your neighbour, [591].
• Hates that excellence, [355].
• Hated
  • him, loved my country and, [555].
  • needs but to be seen, to be, [317].
  • with a hate, [558].
• Hater, he was a good, [375].
• Hathaway, angels must love Ann, [690].
• Hating
  • David, not only, [268].
  • no one love but her, [547].
• Hatred, love turned to, [294].
• Haughtiness of soul, [298].
• Haughty spirit before a fall, [826].
• Haunt, exempt from public, [67].
• Haunts
  • in dale or mountain, [504].
  • of men, the busy, [570].
  • the guilty mind, suspicion, [95].
• Haunted
  • holy ground, [541].
  • [[972]]me like a passion, [467].
  • spring and dale, from, [251].
• Have
  • and to hold, [850].
  • it so, you would, [798].
  • naught venture naught, [15].
  • we prize not what we, [53].
• Have-much and Have-little, [789].
• Havens, ports and happy, [80].
• Having nothing yet hath all, [174], [846].
• Havoc, cry, and let slip the dogs, [113].
• Hawk from a hand-saw, [134].
• Hawks, between two, [93].
• Hawthorn
  • bush with seats, [395].
  • in the dale, under the, [248].
• Hay,
  • harvest of the new mown, [296].
  • make, while the sun shines, [787].
  • needle in a bottle of, [670].
  • reposing himself in the, [400].
  • when the sun shineth make, [10].
• Hazard
  • of concealing, [448].
  • of the die, I will stand the, [98].
• He
  • alone is blessed, [289].
  • best can paint them, [333].
  • comes too near, [193], [350].
  • cometh unto you, [34].
  • first deceased, [175].
  • for God only, [232].
  • knew what 's what, [8].
  • may run that readeth, [836].
  • that is down, [212], [266].
  • that is not with me, [842].
  • that is robbed, [154].
  • that runs may read, [422].
  • that wrestles with us, [411].
• He
  • was the word that spake it, [177].
  • who can call to-day his own, [273].
• Head
  • and front of my offending, [149].
  • beauteous honours on its, [337].
  • buck of the first, [55].
  • coals of fire on his, [828], [844].
  • cover my, now, [584].
  • crotchets in thy, thou hast some, [45].
  • crown of his, [51], [173], [198].
  • crown old winter's, [259].
  • dissever from the fair, [326].
  • eternal sunshine settles on its, [397].
  • fame over his living, [565].
  • fantastically carved, [90].
  • fruitless crown upon my, [121].
  • gently falling on thy, [302].
  • gently lay my, [218].
  • good gray, [627].
  • green grass turf at his, [405].
  • hairs of your, all numbered, [839].
  • hands wings, [230].
  • hang the pensive, [248].
  • hangs his, for shame, [681].
  • hat upon my, [375].
  • heart may give a lesson to the, [422].
  • heaven to the weary, [584].
  • helmet for a blow on the, [764].
  • here rests his, [386].
  • hoary, is a crown of glory, [826].
  • imperfections on my, [132].
  • is as full of quarrels, [107].
  • is fancy bred, in heart or, [63].
  • is not more native to the heart, [127].
  • is sick and the heart faint, [832].
  • learned lumber in his, [325].
  • less beloved, [547].
  • lodgings in a, [210].
  • nail on the, [20], [183].
  • no roofe to shrowd his, [194].
  • not where to lay his, [839].
  • not yet completely silvered, [419].
  • of the table, [790].
  • of things, great, [717].
  • off with a golden axe, [108].
  • off with his, [97], [296].
  • on horror's, [154].
  • one small, [397].
  • plays round the, [319].
  • precious jewel in his, [67].
  • repairs his drooping, [248].
  • seems no bigger than his, [148].
  • silent doctor shook his, [349].
  • silvered o'er by time, [419].
  • so many books upon his, [457].
  • so young a body so old a, [64].
  • some less majestic, [547].
  • stroked with a slipper, [703].
  • sweet tooth in his, [33].
  • that wears a crown, [89].
  • the wise the reverend, [303].
  • to be let unfurnished, [210].
  • to contrive, [255], [430].
  • turns no more his, [499].
  • uneasy lies the, [89].
  • was silvered o'er with age, [348].
  • what seemed his, [228].
  • which statuaries loved to copy, [590].
  • with reading stuff the, [332].
• Heads
  • beneath their shoulders, [150].
  • hide their diminished, [231].
  • houseless, [147].
  • ignominious, [339].
  • nailed by the ears, [214].
  • never raising, [469].
  • so many wits so many, [10].
  • sometimes so little, [222].
  • tall men had empty, [170].
  • too little for wit, [222].
  • touch heaven, hills whose, [150].
  • two better than one, [12].
• Head-stone of the corner, [823].
• Headstrong as an allegory, [440].
• Healer, scorn not death the, [696].
• Healing
  • in his wings, [836].
  • of the most High cometh, [837].
• Health,
  • be thou a spirit of, [130].
  • best physic to preserve, [167].
  • dainties might hurt their, [398].
  • good sense and good, [713].
  • he that will this, deny, [672].
  • hunt in fields for, [270].
  • is the second blessing, [208].
  • my nerves and fibres brace, [357].
  • peace and, [387].
  • peace and competence, [319].
  • unbought, [270].
  • vital principle of bliss, [358].
  • while grace affordeth, [22].
• Healths five-fathom deep, [105].
• Healthful play, [302].
• Healthy
  • nature, blessed is the, [579].
  • wealthy and wise, [360].
• [[973]]Heap,
  • misfortunes laid in one, [736].
  • of dust alone remains of thee, [335].
• Heaps
  • of miser's treasures, [244].
  • of pearl, [96].
  • unsunned, of treasure, [244].
• Heapeth up riches, [819].
• Hear
  • a voice you cannot hear, I, [314].
  • be silent that you may, [113].
  • be swift to, [849].
  • by tale or history, [57].
  • he that hath ears to, [841].
  • it not Duncan, [119].
  • listening still they seemed to, [345].
  • me for my cause, [113].
  • none so deaf that will not, [19], [283].
  • these tell-tale women, [97].
  • to see to feel to, [541].
• Heard
  • and do in part believe it, [127].
  • for much speaking, [838].
  • I will be, [605].
  • it said full oft, [163].
  • melodies are sweet, [576].
  • of thee by the hearing of the ear, [818].
  • round the world, [599].
  • so coldly, [606].
  • the world around, [251].
  • wished she had not, it, [150].
• Hearers, too deep for his, [399].
• Hearing
  • ear, the, [827].
  • ear the speaking tongue, [603].
  • of the ear, heard of thee by the, [818].
• Hearings, younger, quite ravished, [55].
• Hearkeners seldom hear good of themselves, [283].
• Hearse, underneath this sable, [179].
• Hearsed in death, [130].
• Heart,
  • a little heaven in each, [288].
  • a merry, [826].
  • afraid, that makes the, [584].
  • and hand both open, [102].
  • and lute, my, [525].
  • arrow for the, [560].
  • as he thinketh in his, [828].
  • awake to the flowers, [520].
  • bare the mean, [328].
  • be troubled, let not your, [843].
  • beating of my own, [634].
  • beatings of my, [467].
  • beats high and warm, blood-tinctured, [620].
  • bowed down by weight of woe, [561].
  • bread which strengthens man's, [283].
  • buildeth on the vulgar, [89].
  • burn within us, [842].
  • can know, ease the, [389].
  • can ne'er a transport know, [377].
  • can this fond, forget, [582].
  • cockles of the, [853].
  • command my, and me, [258].
  • comes not to the, [319].
  • congenial to my, [398].
  • could find it in my, [52].
  • detector of the, [307].
  • detests him, my, [338].
  • did break, some, [631].
  • distrusting asks, [398].
  • doth ache, while his, [266].
  • doth the full, reveal, [502].
  • doubt one, that if believed, [641].
  • dupe of the, [795].
  • ease of, her look conveyed, [444].
  • eat not thy, [729].
  • evening twilight of the, [562].
  • every, to heaven aspires, [534].
  • every woman is a rake at, [321].
  • fails thee, if thy, [26].
  • faint, ne'er won fair lady, [789].
  • faint and the head is sick, [832].
  • felt along the, [467].
  • first set my poor, free, [184].
  • fool hath said in his, [818].
  • for any fate, with a, [612].
  • for every fate, here 's a, [553].
  • for falsehood framed, [442].
  • fountain of sweet tears, [469].
  • gently upon my, [617].
  • gets his speeches by, [456].
  • give lesson to the head, [422].
  • give me back my, [540].
  • gladness of, [837].
  • glows in every, [310].
  • great thoughts come from the, [803].
  • grief tears his, [341].
  • griping griefs the, wound, [404].
  • grow fonder, absence makes the, [581].
  • hand upon many a, [616].
  • hand with my, in 't, [43].
  • hard was the, [38].
  • has learned to glow, [346].
  • hath 'scaped this sorrow, [162].
  • hath tried, save he whose, [550].
  • he seeth with the, [503].
  • head is not more native to the, [127].
  • how dear to this, [537].
  • I give my hand and, [530].
  • if guilt 's in that, [522].
  • in concord beats, [485].
  • in conjecture of a neighbour's, [749].
  • in thy hand, [43].
  • incense of the, [362], [538].
  • is a free and fetterless thing, [680].
  • is fixed, my, [821].
  • is freedom's shield, each, [675].
  • is idly stirred, my, [471].
  • is in a vein, when the, [525].
  • is in the highlands, my, [450].
  • is true as steel, [58].
  • is wax to be moulded, [792].
  • kind and gentle, he had, [400].
  • kindlier hand the eager, [633].
  • knew of pain, all the, [679].
  • knock at my ribs, [116].
  • know truth by the, [799].
  • knoweth his own bitterness, [826].
  • let me wring your, [140].
  • level in her husband's, [75].
  • look in thy, [34].
  • look then into thine, [612].
  • lord of the lion, [392].
  • maketh glad the, [823].
  • man after his own, [814].
  • man's, deviseth his way, [826].
  • many a feeling, [502].
  • merry, doeth good, [827].
  • merry, goes all the day, [77].
  • [[974]]merry, maketh a cheerful countenance, [826].
  • more native to the, [127].
  • moved more than with a trumpet, [34].
  • music in my, I bore, [473].
  • must have something to cherish, [617].
  • my book and, [686].
  • my fond, shall pant for you, [671].
  • naked human, [308].
  • nature's, beats strong, [634].
  • nature's, in tune, [580].
  • ne'er within him burned, [488].
  • new opened, I feel my, [99].
  • next our own, [569].
  • of a maiden is stolen, when the, [521].
  • of a man is depressed, [348].
  • of courtesy, seated in the, [34].
  • of heart, in my, [138].
  • of man depressed with cares, [348].
  • of man, the devil dwells in, [218].
  • of my mystery, pluck out the, [139].
  • of nature, out from the, [598].
  • old man's, blood in an, [655].
  • on her lips, [554].
  • or head, where is fancy bred in, [63].
  • or hope, nor bate a jot of, [252].
  • out of the abundance of the, [839].
  • pang that rends the, [398].
  • plays an old tune on the, [654].
  • preaching down a daughter's, [626].
  • ran o'er with silent worship, [554].
  • repairs, a generous, [344].
  • replies, and the, [422].
  • responds unto his own, [613].
  • riven with vain endeavour, [473].
  • rotten at the, [61].
  • ruddy drops that visit my sad, [112].
  • ruddy drops that warm my, [383].
  • seeth with the, [503].
  • Shakespeare unlocked his, [485], [652].
  • show his eyes and grieve his, [123].
  • sick, maketh the, [826].
  • sigh that rends thy constant, [402].
  • sinking, changing cheek, [550].
  • sky did never melt into his, [468].
  • sleeps on his own, [471].
  • so full a drop overfills it, [658].
  • spring of love gushed from my, [498].
  • strike mine eyes not my, [178].
  • stuff which weighs upon the, [125].
  • such partings break the, [540].
  • suffered idleness to eat his, [30].
  • sweet creation of some, [546].
  • sweetly tender, [624].
  • take thy beak from out my, [640].
  • tears rise in the, [630].
  • tenderest, even the, [569].
  • that break and give no sign, [636].
  • that has truly loved, [520].
  • that is broken, soothe a, [492].
  • that is soonest awake, [520].
  • that loved her, betray the, [467].
  • that mighty, is lying still, [470].
  • that never feels a pain, [377].
  • that was humble, [518].
  • the seson priketh every gentil, [2].
  • they say Ward has no, [456].
  • to conceive, [688].
  • to eate thy, [30].
  • to heart mind to mind, [488].
  • to resolve, [430].
  • toil on poor, unceasingly, [654].
  • tongue nor, cannot conceive, [120].
  • unpack my, with words, [135].
  • untainted, [94].
  • untravelled fondly turns to thee, [394].
  • upon my sleeve, wear my, [149].
  • want of, [584].
  • war was in his, [821].
  • warm within, [422].
  • was kind and soft, [436].
  • was wax to receive, [554].
  • way to hit a woman's, [597].
  • weed's plain, [656].
  • what female, can gold despise, [381].
  • when we meet a mutual, [358].
  • where your treasure is, [838].
  • which most enamour us, [554].
  • which others bleed for, [294].
  • whispers the o'er-fraught, [124].
  • whose lines are mottoes of the, [514].
  • widow's, to sing for joy, [817].
  • will break, thus the, [543].
  • with heart in concord, [485].
  • with strings of steel, [139].
  • with your treasure, [838].
  • within and God o'erhead, [612].
  • would break my jealous, [279].
  • would fain deny, [124].
• Hearts
  • are mighty, [46].
  • are warm, our, [676].
  • believe the truths I tell, [389].
  • bid the tyrants defiance, [516].
  • cheerful, now broken, [523].
  • cherish those, that hate thee, [100].
  • day-star arise in your, [849].
  • dry as summer dust, [479].
  • endure, of all that human, [367].
  • ensanguined, [420].
  • feeling, touch but rightly, [455].
  • hands not, [155].
  • he fashioneth their, alike, [819].
  • here bring your wounded, [524].
  • in love use their own tongues, [51].
  • kind, are more than coronets, [624].
  • lie withered, when true, [521].
  • love in your, as idly burns, [213].
  • of his countrymen, [445].
  • of his fellow-citizens, [445].
  • of kings, enthroned in the, [64].
  • of oak are our ships, [388].
  • our, our hopes are all with thee, [615].
  • our, our hopes our prayers, [615].
  • passion of great, [656].
  • resolved on victory or death, [804].
  • steal away your, [114].
  • that love, dissensions between, [526].
  • that once beat high, [519].
  • that the world had tried, [526].
  • there is no union here of, [496].
  • though stout and brave, [612].
  • thousand, beat happily, [542].
  • to live in, we leave behind, [516].
  • two, that beat as one, [805].
  • union of, union of hands, [596].
  • unkind, I have heard of, [466].
  • [[975]]unto wisdom, apply our, [822].
• Heart's
  • core, wear him in my, [138].
  • current lends the cup its glow, [636].
  • deep well, [683].
  • desires be with you, your, [66].
  • hope and home, [574].
  • supreme ambition, [377].
• Heartache, end the, [135].
• Heartfelt joy, sunshine and, [319].
• Hearth,
  • clean fire and clean, [508].
  • cricket on the, [250].
  • vanished from his lonely, [486].
• Heartsome wi' thee, [671].
• Heart-stain, ne'er carried a, [519].
• Heart-strings, jesses were my dear, [153].
• Heart-throbs, count time by, [654].
• Hearty old man, [506].
• Heat,
  • cold that moderates, [792].
  • fantastic summer's, [81].
  • for the cold and cold for the hot, [792].
  • have neither, nor light, [180].
  • ma'am it was so dreadful, [461].
  • not a furnace for your foe, [98].
  • of conflict, through the, [476].
  • of the day, burden and, [840].
  • one, doth drive another, [36].
  • one draught above, [74].
  • that Promethean, [156].
• Heath,
  • land of brown, [489].
  • my foot is on my native, [493].
• Heathen Chinee is peculiar, [669].
• Heath-flower dashed the dew, from the, [491].
• Heating, warm without, [312].
• Heat-oppressed brain, [119].
• Heaven
  • a time ordains, [252].
  • all places alike distant from, [190].
  • all that we believe of, [280].
  • all the way to, [259].
  • all things in, and earth, [31].
  • alone is given away, [658].
  • and earth, more things in, [133].
  • and earth unfolds, [57].
  • and happy constellations, [238].
  • and home, points of, [485].
  • approving, [355].
  • around our infancy, [658].
  • around us all, [522].
  • ascribe to, [73].
  • beauteous eye of, [79].
  • beholding, feeling hell, [526].
  • below, like a little, [302].
  • better than serve in, [224].
  • breaks the serene of, [507].
  • breath of, [416].
  • bright sun of, [101].
  • bring with thee airs from, [130].
  • but tries our virtue, [380].
  • cannot heal, no sorrow that, [524].
  • commences, his, [396].
  • confess yourself to, [141].
  • dear to, is saintly chastity, [245].
  • dearest foe in, [128].
  • deeds are the sons of, [368].
  • doth with us as we with torches, [46].
  • drowsy with the harmony, [56].
  • every heart aspires to, [534].
  • every purpose under the, [830].
  • every virtue under, [329].
  • exhaled and went to, [308].
  • face of, so fine, [107].
  • fantastic tricks before high, [48].
  • farther off from, [583].
  • fault to, [127].
  • fell from, [225].
  • fiercest spirit that fought in, [226].
  • first taught letters, [333].
  • first-born, offspring of, [230].
  • floor of, is thick inlaid, [65].
  • fragrance smells to, [362].
  • from all creatures hides, [315].
  • from, it came, [508].
  • from yon blue, [624].
  • gained a friend from, [386].
  • gates of, to the, [473].
  • gems of, [233].
  • gentle rain from, [64].
  • gives its favourites early death, [546].
  • gluttony ne'er looks to, [246].
  • God alone to be seen in, [553].
  • God is in his, [644].
  • good sense the gift of, [322].
  • grants before the prayer, [269].
  • great eye of, [27].
  • had made her such a man, [150].
  • harbingers to, [221].
  • has no rage like love to hatred turned, [294].
  • has not power upon the past, [274].
  • has willed we die alone, [569].
  • hath done for this land, what, [540].
  • he cried, O, [513].
  • he gained from, a friend, [386].
  • hell I suffer seems a, [231].
  • high hope for a low, [54].
  • hills whose heads touch, [150].
  • his blessed part to, [100].
  • how art thou fallen from, [833].
  • husbandry in, [119].
  • in each heart a little, [288].
  • in her eye, [237].
  • in hope to merit, [540].
  • invites hell threatens, [307].
  • is heard no more in, [235].
  • is love for love is heaven, [487].
  • is not always angry, [289].
  • is shining o'er us, [675].
  • is there care in, [28].
  • itself would stoop to her, [246].
  • journey like the path to, [244].
  • joy of, to earth come down, [672].
  • just are the ways of, [344].
  • kindred points of, [485].
  • lay up treasures in, [838].
  • leave her to, [132].
  • led the way to, [313].
  • less of earth than, [491].
  • lies about us in our infancy, [477].
  • light from, [447], [549].
  • light of, restore, [340].
  • livery of the court of, [588].
  • made him, every man is as, [788].
  • man alone beneath the, [488].
  • matches are made in, [192].
  • moderation the gift of, [698].
  • my offence is rank it smells to, [139].
  • [[976]]nothing can cover his fame but, [198].
  • nothing true but, [524].
  • of charms divine, [343].
  • of hell, in itself can make a, [224].
  • of invention, the brightest, [90].
  • offspring of, [230].
  • on earth, [232].
  • one minute of, [526].
  • opened wide her ever-during gates, [236].
  • opening bud to, conveyed, [500].
  • or hell, summons thee to, [119].
  • path to, [244].
  • permit to, [240].
  • Persian's, is easily made, [519].
  • pities hapless man, [343].
  • places shall be hell that are not, [41].
  • points out an hereafter, [298].
  • prayer ardent opens, [309].
  • quite in the verge of, [307].
  • recompense did send, [386].
  • remedies we ascribe to, [73].
  • report they bore to, [307].
  • riches flow from bounteous, [346].
  • sends us good meat, [388].
  • she did but dream of, [270].
  • shed, light which, [522].
  • silent finger points to, [481].
  • so much of earth so much of, [472].
  • soul look down from, [277].
  • soul white as, [197].
  • sounds my fame, [344].
  • spires point to, [481].
  • starry cope of, [234].
  • steep and thorny way to, [129].
  • stole the livery of, [588].
  • succour dawns from, [492].
  • sweetened by the airs of, [597].
  • taken quick to, [37].
  • the selfsame, that frowns, [98].
  • things are the sons of, [368].
  • thy hues were born in, [574].
  • to be young was very, [476].
  • to earth, doth glance from, [59].
  • to gaudy day denies, which, [551].
  • to the weary head, [584].
  • too, all this and, [282].
  • tries the earth, [658].
  • 't was whispered in, 't was muttered in hell, [674].
  • upon earth, that, [584].
  • visits, places the eye of, [80].
  • wanted one immortal song, [267].
  • was all tranquillity, [527].
  • were not heaven if we knew what it were, [256].
  • when earth was nigher, [644].
  • will bless your store, [433].
  • winds of, visit her face, [128].
  • with all its splendors, [658].
• Heavens
  • blaze forth the death of princes, [112].
  • bowed the high, [23].
  • declare the glory of God, [819].
  • hear these tell-tale women, [97].
  • hung be the, with black, [93].
  • should fall, if ever the, [771].
  • spangled, a shining frame, [300].
  • that which we call the, [717].
• Heaven's
  • best treasures, [387].
  • breath smells wooingly, [117].
  • chancery, flew up to, [379].
  • cherubim horsed, [118].
  • decree, curst by, [398].
  • ebon vault, [568].
  • eternal year is thine, [270].
  • first law, order is, [319].
  • gate, the lark at, [159].
  • gates, she claps her wings at, [32].
  • hand, argue not against, [209].
  • help is better than early rising, [790].
  • immortal noon, [566].
  • last best gift, [235].
  • lights, godfathers of, [54].
  • melodious strains, [640].
  • own light, [496].
  • pavement, riches of, [225].
  • Sovereign saves, [308].
  • sweetest air, [162].
  • wide pathless way, [250].
• Heaven-born band, [465].
• Heaven-directed to the poor, [321].
• Heaven-eyed creature, [486].
• Heaven-kissing hill, [140].
• Heavenly
  • blessings, [302].
  • days that cannot die, [469].
  • empire of the, [29].
  • gift of poesy, profaned thy, [270].
  • habitants, converse with, [245].
  • harmony, from, [271].
  • hope is all serene, [535].
  • host, ye, [278].
  • jewel, have I caught my, [34].
  • lays, pure delight by, [477].
  • maid was young, [390].
  • paradise is that place, [485].
  • spirits, is there love in, [28].
• Heaven-taught lyre, [377].
• Heaviest battalions, [801].
• Heaviness, spirit of, [834].
• Heavy
  • and red, eyelids, [585].
  • change, but O the, [247].
• Hebrew in the dying light, [589].
• Hecuba to him, what 's, [134].
• Hector still survives, while, [338].
• Hedge a king, divinity doth, [142].
• Hedgehog rolled up, lies like a, [584].
• Hedgehogs dressed in lace, [635].
• Heed
  • for himself, will take no, [470].
  • take, lest he fall, [845].
• Heedless, unwise to be, [715].
• Heeds not he hears not, [666].
• Heel,
  • at his, a stone, [405].
  • of the courtier, [143].
  • tread each other's, [308].
  • tread upon another's, [143].
• Heels,
  • Cæsar with a senate at his, [319].
  • detraction at your, [76].
  • I took to my, [703].
  • of pleasure, treads upon the, [295].
  • slippers good to the, [637].
  • with an income at its, [415].
• Height,
  • objects in an airy, [287].
  • of man, measure of the, [719].
  • of this great argument, [223].
• [[977]]Heights
  • by great men reached, [616].
  • other, in other lives, [645].
  • the soul is competent to gain, [480].
• Heir
  • of all the ages, [626].
  • of fame, great, [251].
  • the world creation's, [394].
  • to, shocks that flesh is, [135].
  • to the first, each second stood, [149].
  • with all her children wants an, [321].
• Heirs
  • of truth and pure delight, [477].
  • unknown, [321].
• Helen, like another, [272].
• Helen's beauty in a brow of Egypt, [59].
• Helicon's harmonious springs, [382].
• Helios, Antigonous the son of, [740].
• Hell,
  • agreement with, [605], [834].
  • all places shall be, [41].
  • beholding heaven feeling, [526].
  • better to reign in, [224].
  • blasts from, [130].
  • broke loose, all, [234].
  • characters of, to trace, [383].
  • contains no fouler fiend, [345].
  • cunning livery of, [48].
  • damned use that word in, [108].
  • detests him as the gates of, [338].
  • fear of, 's a hangman's whip, [448].
  • for hoarding went to, [95].
  • for horses, England, [192].
  • for women, Italy, [192].
  • from beneath is moved, [833].
  • grew darker at their frown, [229].
  • guests in the depths of, [825].
  • has no fury like a woman scorned, [294].
  • I suffer seems a heaven, [231].
  • injured lover's, [235].
  • into the mouth of, [628].
  • is full of good intentions, [372].
  • is full of good meanings, [205].
  • is moved for thee, [833].
  • it is in suing long to bide, [29].
  • itself breathes out contagion, [139].
  • long is the way out of, [227].
  • making earth a, [540].
  • milk of concord into, [124].
  • myself am, [231].
  • no fiend can match in, [296].
  • of heaven in itself can make a, [224].
  • of waters, [545].
  • of witchcraft, [163].
  • paved with good intentions, [372].
  • procuress to the lords of, [632].
  • quiet to quick bosoms is a, [543].
  • rebellious, [140].
  • riches grow in, [225].
  • shall stir for this, all, [93].
  • summons thee to heaven or to, [119].
  • terrible as, [228].
  • threatens heaven invites, [307].
  • to choose love by another's eyes, [57].
  • to ears polite, never mentions, [322].
  • trembled at the hideous name, [229].
  • 't was muttered in, [674].
  • which way I fly is, [231].
  • within him, [231].
  • within myself, I feel a, [218].
• Hell's concave, tore, [224].
• Helm,
  • Palinurus nodded at the, [332].
  • pleasure at the, [383].
  • when the sea is calm, [710].
• Hellespont and the Propontic, [155].
• Helmet
  • for a blow on the head, [764].
  • shall make a hive for bees, [25].
  • that is Mambrino's, [786].
• Help,
  • angels make assay, [139].
  • encumbers him with, [370].
  • hindrance and a, [472].
  • his ready, was ever nigh, [366].
  • in trouble, a very present, [820].
  • me Cassius or I sink, [110].
  • me, who ran to, [535].
  • of man, vain is the, [821].
  • others out of a fellow-feeling, [185].
  • past, should be past grief, [77].
  • themselves, God helps them that, [360].
  • thyself and God will, [206], [797].
• Helper,
  • our antagonist is our, [411].
  • our, he amid the flood, [770].
• Helter-skelter hurry-scurry, [506].
• Hempen string, sing in a, [184].
• Hen gathereth her chickens, [841].
• Hender, no one nigh to, [659].
• Henpecked you all, [555].
• Heraclitus would not laugh, what, [484].
• Herald
  • Mercury, like the, [140].
  • no other, after my death, [101].
  • of joy, perfectest, [51].
• Herald's coat without sleeves, [87].
• Heraldry,
  • our new, is hands, [155].
  • the boast of, [384].
• Herbe, dainty flowre or, [28].
• Herbs
  • and other country messes, [248].
  • better is a dinner of, [826].
  • powerful grace that lies in, [106].
• Hercules
  • do what he may, [145].
  • he is a second, [722].
  • no more like than I to, [128].
• Herd, the lowing, [384].
• Here
  • a little and there a little, [834].
  • I and sorrows sit, [79].
  • in the body pent, [497].
  • is the whole set, [442].
  • 's to the housewife, [442].
  • 's to the maiden, [442].
  • 's to the widow of fifty, [442].
  • lies a truly honest man, [259].
  • lies our sovereign, [279].
  • nor there, neither, [156].
  • rests his head, [386].
  • we will sit, [65].
• Hereafter, points out an, [298].
• Hereditary bondsmen, [541].
• Heritage,
  • I have a goodly, [818].
  • noble by, [285].
  • of old age, [608].
  • of woe, lord of himself, that, [551].
  • service is no, [73].
  • the sea, our, [537].
• Hermit,
  • a sceptred, [677].
  • dwell a weeping, [390].
  • dwell, shall I like a, [26].
  • man the, sighed, [513].
  • of Prague, the old, [77].
  • of the dale, gentle, [402].
• Hermitage, take that for an, [260].
• Hero
  • and the man complete, [299].
  • [[978]]as in life a friend, [340].
  • he who aspires to be a, [374].
  • made by murder of millions, [425].
  • perish or sparrow fall, [315].
  • see the conquering, [281].
  • to his valet, no one is a, [740].
• Herod, out-herods, [137].
• Heroes
  • as great have died, [340].
  • hail ye, heaven-born band, [465].
  • of old, my peers the, [650].
• Heroic
  • deed, counsel and, [456].
  • enterprise is gone, [409].
  • poem a biography, [578].
  • stoic Cato, [559].
• Herostratus lives, [219].
• Herring, nor good red, [13].
• Herrings, Douglas in red, [563].
• Herte, seson priketh every gentil, [2].
• Herveys, men women and, [461].
• Hesitate dislike, [327].
• Hesperus that led the starry host, [233].
• Heterodoxy another man's doxy, [858].
• Hew and hack, somebody to, [211].
• Hexameter, in the, [504].
• Hey-day in the blood, [140].
• Hic jacet,
  • its forlorn, [469].
  • these two narrow words, [27].
• Hid, murder cannot long be, [62].
• Hidden soul of harmony, [249].
• Hide
  • her shame, [403].
  • man within him, [49].
  • myself in thee, let me, [432].
  • offences to bare to, [101].
  • the fault I see, to, [334].
  • their diminished heads, [231].
  • those hills of snow, [49], [184].
  • thou wear a lion's, [79].
  • your diminished rays, [322].
• Hides
  • a dark soul, [244].
  • a shining face, [423].
  • beauties while she, reveals, [378].
  • from himself his state, [365].
• Hideous,
  • makes night, [331].
  • making night, [131].
• Hiding-place, dark and lonely, [501].
• Hierophants of inspiration, [568].
• Hies to his confine, erring spirit, [126].
• High
  • ambition lowly laid, [487].
  • and low, death makes equal, [9].
  • and palmy state of Rome, [126].
  • characters cries one, [257].
  • converse, hold, [356].
  • erected thoughts, [34].
  • estate, fallen from his, [271].
  • hope for a low heaven, [54].
  • hopes, stirred up with, [254].
  • instincts, [478].
  • life, high characters from, [320].
  • mountains are a feeling, [543].
  • of the most, cometh healing, [837].
  • on a throne of royal state, [226].
  • over-arched, [224], [239].
  • thinking and plain living, [472].
  • to Him no, no low, [316].
• High-blown pride broke under me, [99].
• High-born Hoel's harp, [383].
• Higher law than the Constitution, [595].
• Highest,
  • peppered the, [399].
  • thing is truth, [4].
• Highland Mary, spare his, [618].
• Highlands, my heart 's in the, [450].
• High-lived company, [402].
• Highly
  • fed and lowly taught, [73].
  • what thou wouldst, [117].
• Highness' dog at Kew, [334].
• High-road to England, [370].
• Highways, rivers are, [799].
• Hill
  • apart, sat on a, [228].
  • by the wind-beaten, [515].
  • city that is set on an, [838].
  • cot beside the, [455].
  • had climbed the highest, [673].
  • heaven-kissing, [140].
  • king of France went up the, [686].
  • on the 'customed, [386].
  • that skirts the down, [428].
  • yon high eastward, [127].
• Hills
  • ancient as the sun, [572].
  • and valleys dales and fields, [40].
  • cattle upon a thousand, [820].
  • far across the, they went, [627].
  • happy, pleasing shade, [381].
  • hewn on Norwegian, [224].
  • of snow, hide those, [49], [184].
  • of the stormy north, [571].
  • over the, and far away, [348], [627].
  • peep o'er hills, [323].
  • rock-ribbed and ancient, [572].
  • strong amid the, [634].
  • to the reverberate, [75].
  • where spices grow, [302].
  • whose heads touch heaven, [150].
• Hillside, conduct ye to a, [253].
• Him,
  • from, that hath not, [841].
  • no high no low to, [316].
  • of the western dome, [268].
• Himself
  • a host, [337].
  • from God he could not free, [598].
• Hind
  • mated by the lion, [73].
  • rational, Costard, [54].
• Hinders needle and thread, [585].
• Hindmost, devil take the, [211].
• Hindrance and a help, [472].
• Hinge nor loop, [154].
• Hinges,
  • golden, moving, [236].
  • grate harsh thunder, [229].
  • pregnant, of the knee, [137].
• Hint
  • a fault, just, [327].
  • to speak, it was my, [150].
  • upon this, I spake, [151].
• Hip
  • and thigh, smote them, [814].
  • have ye him on the, [18].
  • I have you on the, [65].
• Hippocrene, blushful, [575].
• Hire, labourer is worthy of his, [842].
• His
  • faith might be wrong, [260].
  • time is forever, [260].
• Hiss for the fly, the Lord shall, [833].
• Historian
  • of my country's woes, [342].
  • poet naturalist and, [367].
• Histories make men wise, [168].
• History,
  • anything but, [304].
  • assassination has never changed, [607].
  • best studied, [590].
  • bloom upon the stock of, [486].
  • dignity of, [304], [593].
  • [[979]]ever hear by tale or, [57].
  • hath triumphed over time, [26].
  • he has invented, [801].
  • in a nation's eyes, [385].
  • is philosophy teaching by examples, [304].
  • must be false, [304].
  • of England written with knowledge, [609].
  • picture of human crimes, [801].
  • portance in my travels', [150].
  • register of crimes, [430].
  • repeats itself, [808].
  • strange eventful, [69].
  • truth of anything by, [724].
  • what is her, [75].
  • with all her volumes, [546].
• Hit,
  • a very palpable, [145].
  • the nail on the head, [183].
• Hits the mark, [161].
• Hitch your wagon to a star, [603].
• Hitches in a rhyme, [328].
• Hitherto shalt thou come, [817].
• Hive for bees, his helmet a, [25].
• Hiving wisdom, [544].
• Hoar antiquity, ways of, [403].
• Hoard of maxims preaching, [626].
• Hoarding went to hell, for his, [95].
• Hoarse rough verse, [324].
• Hoarseness of his note, [423].
• Hoary
  • head is a crown of glory, [826].
  • my days but dull and, [264].
• Hobby-horse is forgot, [138].
• Hobgoblin, consistency is a, [601].
• Hobson's choice, [857].
• Hocus-pocus science, [350].
• Hoe, tickle the earth with a, [597].
• Hoel's harp, to high-born, [383].
• Hog in Epicurus' sty, fattest, [393].
• Hogs eat acorns, greater ease than, [210].
• Hoist with his own petar, [141].
• Hold
  • a candle, [351].
  • enough, cries, [126].
  • fast that which is good, [847].
  • high converse, [356].
  • his peace hereafter, forever, [850].
  • makes nice of no vile, [79].
  • the fleet angel, [362].
  • the fort I am coming, [681].
  • the mirror up to nature, [137].
  • thou the good, [632].
  • to have and to, [850].
  • with the hare, [12].
• Holds fast the golden mean, [424].
• Hole,
  • Cæsar might stop a, [144].
  • in a' your coats, [449].
  • like a poisoned rat in a, [292].
  • mouse of one poor, [206], [336].
  • of discretion, the little, [56].
• Holes,
  • foxes have, [839].
  • triangular and square, [461].
  • where eyes did once inhabit, [96].
• Holiday, to make a Roman, [546].
• Holidays, all the year were playing, [83].
• Holiday-rejoicing spirit, [509].
• Holiest thing alive, [502].
• Holily, that wouldst thou, [117].
• Holiness, in the beauties of, [823].
• Holland lies, where, [395].
• Hollow,
  • all was false and, [226].
  • blasts of wind, [347].
  • murmurs died away in, [390].
  • oak our palace is, [537].
• Hollows crowned with summer sea, [629].
• Hollow-eyed, sharp-looking, [50].
• Holly branch on the old oak wall, [582].
• Holy
  • angels guard thy bed, [302].
  • ground, call it, [570].
  • haunted ground, [541].
  • text around she strews, [385].
  • time is quiet as a nun, the, [470].
  • writ, old odd ends stolen out of, [96].
  • writ, proofs of, [154].
• Homage,
  • all things do her, [31].
  • from contemporaries, [591].
  • of a tear, the, [541].
  • of thoughts unspoken, [616].
  • vice pays to virtue, [795].
  • worthless pomp of, [571].
• Home,
  • anchor of our peace at, [435].
  • at ease, live at, [176].
  • at evening's close, hie him, [386].
  • behold our, [550].
  • best country ever is at, [394].
  • day's march nearer, [497].
  • deep imaged in his soul, [345].
  • draw near their eternal, [221].
  • dream of, [525].
  • exile from, [568].
  • filled one, with glee, [570].
  • God who is our, [477].
  • his footsteps he hath turned, [488].
  • homely features to keep, [246].
  • I am going, [598].
  • in a better place at, [67].
  • in the ambush of my name strike, [47].
  • is home though ever so homely, [568].
  • is on the deep, [514].
  • kiss till the cow comes, [197].
  • keep his only son at, [392].
  • make friends at, [722].
  • makes her loved at, [447].
  • man goeth to his long, [831].
  • next way, farthest way about, [204].
  • no place like, [568].
  • of the brave, [517].
  • old England is our, [605].
  • on the rolling deep, [679].
  • out of house and, [89].
  • points of heaven and, [485].
  • revered abroad and loved at, [447].
  • sweet home, [568].
  • that dear hut our, [362].
  • there 's nobody at, [336].
  • though never so homely, [568].
  • to men's bosoms, [164].
  • to roost, chickens come, [606].
  • uneasy and confined at, [315].
  • when you knock is never at, [415].
• Homes,
  • forced from their, [395].
  • homeless near a thousand, [465].
  • of England, the stately, [569].
  • of silent prayer, eyes are, [632].
• Home-bound fancy, [594].
• Home-bred kine, beeves and, [474].
• Home-keeping youth, [44].
• [[980]]Homeless near a thousand homes, [465].
• Homely
  • features to keep home, [246].
  • wits, home-keeping youth have, [44].
• Homer
  • all the books you need, [280].
  • deep-browed, [576].
  • Greece boasts her, [271].
  • himself must beg, [189].
  • living begged his bread, [189].
  • nods, nor is it, [323].
  • our poets steal from, [185].
  • sometimes nods, [706].
  • seven cities warred for, [194].
• Homer's
  • birth, seven cities claim, [194].
  • golden chain, [191].
  • lamp appeared, ere, [414].
  • rule the best, [328].
• Hone, I like your book ingenious, [509].
• Honest
  • and true, [450].
  • as any man living, [52].
  • as the world goes, [133].
  • exceeding poor man, [62].
  • good just and, [670].
  • I am myself indifferent, [136].
  • in the sight of all men, [844].
  • labour bears a lovely face, [182].
  • man is aboon his might, [452].
  • man is the noblest work of God, [319].
  • man preferred to rich, [733].
  • my friends were poor but, [73].
  • tale speeds best, [97].
  • to be direct and, [154].
  • whatsoever things are, [847].
• Honester, old man and no, [52].
• Honesty,
  • armed so strong in, [114].
  • corruption wins not more than, [100].
  • dwells like a miser, [72].
  • is his fault, [109].
  • is the best policy, [790].
  • neither manhood nor, [83].
  • no legacy so rich as, [73].
  • no, nor manhood in thee, [83].
  • party, is party expediency, [669].
  • spring and root of, [729].
• Honey,
  • flowing with milk and, [813].
  • gather, all the day, [302].
  • words sweet as, [337].
• Honey and the honeycomb, [819].
• Honey-dew, hath fed on, [500].
• Honeyed
  • dew, [692].
  • showers, [247].
• Honey-heavy dew of slumber, [111].
• Honeyless, leave them, [115].
• Honorable, ancient and, [833].
• Honour,
  • all is lost save, [807].
  • and greatness of his name, [101].
  • and shame from no condition rise, [319].
  • and years, full of, [655].
  • as in war, [103].
  • bed of, [212], [305].
  • but an empty bubble, [272].
  • chastity of, [410].
  • comes a pilgrim gray, [390].
  • dead on the field of, [808].
  • depths and shoals of, [100].
  • faithful and clear in, [323].
  • from corruption keep, [101].
  • gives greatness, if, [436].
  • grip, where feel your, [448].
  • hath no skill in surgery, [87].
  • hurt that, feels, [626].
  • is a mere scutcheon, [87].
  • is at the stake, [142].
  • is lodged, place where, [214].
  • is lost, what is left when, [709].
  • is spick and span new, [212].
  • is the subject of my story, [110].
  • jealous in, [69].
  • lies, there all the, [319].
  • love obedience troops of friends, [124].
  • loved I not, more, [259].
  • man being in, abideth not, [820].
  • mine shall be the post of, [349].
  • new made, forgets men's names, [78].
  • of more weight than an oath, [757].
  • one vessel unto, [844].
  • our fortunes and our sacred, [434].
  • pension list the roll of, [669].
  • perfect ways of, [101].
  • pluck up drowned, [84].
  • post of, is a private station, [298].
  • praise and glory given, [303].
  • pricks me on, [87].
  • prophet not without, [839].
  • public, is security, [689].
  • razed from the books of, [161].
  • rooted in dishonour, [629].
  • set to a leg, [87].
  • she knew what was, [237].
  • sin to covet, if it be a, [92].
  • sinks where commerce long prevails, [394].
  • that part more hurts, [214].
  • the king, fear God, [849].
  • thy father and mother, [695].
  • there comes, [390].
  • to pluck bright, [84].
  • turns with frown, defiant, [637].
  • unto the wife, giving, [849].
  • what is that word, [87].
  • without deserving, [35].
• Honours,
  • bears his blushing, [99].
  • more substantial, [406].
  • of the dead, fading, [487].
  • on its head, beauteous, [337].
  • to the world, he gave his, [100].
• Honour's
  • truckle-bed, [212].
  • voice, can, [384].
• Honourable,
  • men, all, [113].
  • retreat, [70].
  • wife, true and, [112].
• Honoured
  • bones, Shakespeare's, [251].
  • by strangers, [335].
  • how loved how, [335].
  • in his grave, [620].
  • in the breach, [130].
  • in their generations, [837].
  • so known so, [330].
• Hood,
  • a page of, [637].
  • drink with him that wears a, [22].
• Hooded clouds like friars, [613].
• Hoodwinked, judgment, [422].
• Hoofs of a swinish multitude, [410].
• Hook
  • baited with a dragon's tail, [217].
  • or crook, [15], [28].
  • salt-fish on his, [158].
• Hooks of steel, [129].
• [[981]]Hookas, divine in, [555].
• Hook-nosed fellow of Rome, [90].
• Hooping, out of all, [70].
• Hoops
  • of steel, grapple them with, [129].
  • three-hooped pot shall have ten, [94].
• Hoop's bewitching round, [378].
• Hooting at the glorious sun, [501].
• Hope
  • abandon who enter here, [769].
  • against hope, [496], [844].
  • animated by faith and, [369].
  • bade the world farewell, [513].
  • bate a jot of heart or, [252].
  • break it to our, [126].
  • cling to weakest, [561].
  • constancy in wind, [539].
  • could never hope too much, [634].
  • deferred, [826].
  • earthly, how bright soe'er, [535].
  • elevates, [239].
  • exiles feed on, [695].
  • farewell, fear remorse, [231].
  • final, is flat despair, [226].
  • flag of the free heart's, [574].
  • fooled with, [276].
  • for a fool, more, [828].
  • frustrate of his, [253].
  • hath happy place with me, [655].
  • heavenly, is all serene, [535].
  • her to attain, [28].
  • high, for a low heaven, [54].
  • I laugh for, [655].
  • in sure and certain, [851].
  • is brightest, [491].
  • is theirs by fancy fed, [381].
  • is there no, the sick man said, [349].
  • light of, leave the, [514].
  • lighthouse looked lovely as, [528].
  • like the gleaming taper, [399].
  • lined himself with, [88].
  • never comes that comes to all, [223].
  • never to, again, [99].
  • no other medicine but only, [48].
  • none e'er loved without, [377].
  • nor bate a jot of heart or, [252].
  • of all ills that men endure, [261].
  • of all who suffer, [619].
  • of day, without all, [241].
  • of many nations, [547].
  • of my spirit, the, [524].
  • of the resurrection, [851].
  • of Troy, Astyanax the, [338].
  • one only, my heart can cheer, [587].
  • phantoms of, [367].
  • pleasure, yet all, [276].
  • prevail, let not, [683].
  • prisoners of, [836].
  • repose in trembling, [386].
  • springs eternal, [315].
  • still relies on, [398].
  • strength is felt from, [340].
  • tells a flattering tale, [683].
  • the charmer, [513].
  • the dream of those that wake, [288].
  • the wretch relies on, [398].
  • thou hovering angel, [243].
  • thou nurse of young desire, [427].
  • though hope were lost, [433].
  • to attain her, [28].
  • to feed on, [29].
  • to have mercy, [29].
  • to meet again, the, [587].
  • to merit heaven, [540].
  • to the end, [849].
  • to write well hereafter, [253].
  • told a flattering tale, [683].
  • travels through, [318].
  • true, is swift, [97].
  • uncheered by, [537].
  • we have such, [846].
  • whence this pleasing, [298].
  • where reason would despair, love can, [377].
  • while there 's life there 's, [349].
  • white-handed, [243].
  • withering fled, [551].
  • world will disagree in faith and, [318].
• Hopes,
  • airy, my children, [480].
  • be filled, with better, [674].
  • belied our fears, [583].
  • crawling upon my startled, [296].
  • laid waste, [606].
  • like towering falcons, [287].
  • mortal, defeated, [482].
  • my fondest, decay, [526].
  • of future years, [615].
  • of living, high, [254].
  • sordid, and vain desires, [534].
  • startled, [296].
  • stirred up with high, [254].
  • tender leaves of, [99].
• Hope's
  • perpetual breath, [474].
  • tender blossoms, [805].
• Hopeless
  • anguish, [366].
  • fancy feigned, by, [630].
• Horace whom I hated so, [545].
• Horatio,
  • as just a man, [137].
  • I knew him, [144].
  • in my mind's eye, [128].
  • thrift, thrift, [128].
  • to what base uses may we return, [144].
• Horatius kept the bridge, [593].
• Horde, one polished, [560].
• Horizon, I saw her just above the, [409].
• Horn,
  • blast of that dread, [490].
  • of the hunter, [673].
  • one blast upon his bugle, [492].
  • Pan lends his pagan, [331].
  • the lusty horn, [71].
  • thrice yon moon had filled her, [306].
  • Triton blow his wreathed, [477].
  • voice of that wild, [490].
• Horrible
  • discord, brayed, [236].
  • imaginings, [116].
  • shadow hence, [122].
• Horrid grind, one demd, [652].
• Horror,
  • nodding, [243].
  • of falling into naught, [298].
  • of his folded tail, [251].
  • secret dread and inward, [298].
• Horrors,
  • hail, [223].
  • on horror's head, [154].
  • supped full with, [125].
• Horse,
  • anger is like a full hot, [98].
  • call me, [84].
  • cart before the, [18].
  • dark, [608].
  • [[982]]give me another, [97].
  • gray mare the better, [17].
  • little dearer than his, [626].
  • look a gift, in the mouth, [11].
  • lost for want of a shoe, [360].
  • made fat by the king's eye, [729].
  • my kingdom for a, [98].
  • of that colour, [75].
  • one, was blind, [510].
  • philosophy is a good, [401].
  • ride a free, to death, [792].
  • scarce would move a, [416].
  • short, soon curried, [12].
  • sick as a, [379].
  • something in a flying, [468].
  • starveth, while grass groweth, [14].
  • talks of his, [61].
  • that which is now a, [158].
  • the taxed, [462].
  • to the water, [14].
  • trumpet sounds to, [296].
• Horses,
  • between two, [93].
  • Italy a paradise for, [192].
  • oats food for, [187].
• Horseback,
  • beggar on, [190].
  • sits on his, [78].
• Horsed, heaven's cherubim, [118].
• Horse-leech hath two daughters, [829].
• Horsemanship, noble, [86].
• Horsemill, perpetual rack or, [188].
• Hortensius, his friend, [559].
• Hose a world too wide, [69].
• Hospitable thoughts intent, [235].
• Hospitality,
  • given to, [844].
  • sitting with gladness, [617].
• Host,
  • himself a, [337].
  • mingling with the vulgar, [342].
  • of the Garter, [45].
  • reckoning without their, [12].
  • that led the starry, [233].
  • universal, up sent a shout, [224].
  • ye heavenly, [278].
• Hostages to fortune, [165].
• Hostess'
  • door, at mine, [78].
  • without their, [32].
• Hot
  • and rebellious liquors, [67].
  • cold moist and dry, [229].
  • hammer your iron when it is, [709].
  • haste, mounting in, [542].
  • heat not a furnace too, [98].
  • in the mouth, [75].
  • temper leaps o'er a cold decree, [61].
• Hound,
  • hold with the, [33].
  • or spaniel, [148].
  • run with the, [12].
• Hour,
  • await the inevitable, [384].
  • before the worshipped sun peered forth, [104].
  • bounties of an, [306].
  • busy with the crowded, [600].
  • by his dial, [68].
  • by Shrewsbury clock, [88].
  • catch the transient, [366].
  • cloud which wraps the present, [380].
  • delight my private, [241].
  • evening's calm and holy, [488].
  • ever thus from childhood's, [526].
  • for a dark, [120].
  • for one short, [554].
  • friendliest to sleep, [235].
  • I have had my, [274].
  • if we do but watch the, [555].
  • improve each shining, [302].
  • in a sunny, fall off, [526].
  • insects of the, [410].
  • lives its little, [573].
  • luckless from that, [228].
  • make the coming, o'erflow, [73].
  • may lay it in the dust, [541].
  • nothing can bring back the, [478].
  • now 's the day and now 's the, [450].
  • of blind old Dandolo, one, [545].
  • of glorious life, one crowded, [493].
  • of might, in their, [526].
  • of night, the cheerless, [568].
  • of night, the tranquil, [587].
  • of that Dundee, single, [474].
  • of virtuous liberty, [298].
  • one self-approving, [319].
  • pensioner on the bounties of an, [306].
  • rose that lives its little, [573].
  • some wee short, [446].
  • this consecrated, [674].
  • time and the, [116].
  • to hour we ripe and ripe, [68].
  • to open for the world a purer, [655].
  • torturing, [226], [382].
  • troublesome insects of the, [410].
  • upon the stage, frets his, [125].
  • weep for the, [520].
  • when God sends a cheerful, [252].
  • when lovers' vows, [551].
  • with beauty's chain, [525].
  • wonder of an, the, [541].
  • wraps the present, [380].
• Hours
  • I once enjoyed, peaceful, [422].
  • mournful midnight, [617].
  • of bliss, winged, [514].
  • of ease, to, [455].
  • of ease, woman in our, [490].
  • of time, creeping, [68].
  • on angel wings, [450].
  • set apart for business, [362].
  • seven, to law, [438].
  • six, in sleep, [24].
  • some wee short, [446].
  • steal a few, from the night, [521].
  • unheeded flew the, [464].
  • waked by the circling, [235].
  • wise to talk with our past, [307].
  • with flying feet, [542].
• Hour's talk withal, never spent an, [55].
• Houris, lying with, [387].
• House
  • and home, out of, [89].
  • appointed for all living, [817].
  • babe in a, [640].
  • be divided against itself, [841].
  • brawling woman in a wide, [827].
  • chimney in my father's, [94].
  • clouds that loured upon our, [95].
  • dark, and long sleep, [590].
  • daughter of my, [542].
  • daughters of my father's, [76].
  • get out of my, [791].
  • ill spirit have so fair a, [43].
  • is to be let for life, [204].
  • [[983]]like a miser in a poor, [72].
  • little pleasure in the, [427].
  • man's, his castle, [24].
  • mansions in my Father's, [843].
  • moat defensive to a, [81].
  • nae luck about the, [426].
  • of every one as his castle, [24].
  • of feasting, [830].
  • of Lords, honoured at the, [330].
  • of mourning, better go to the, [830].
  • of my friends, [836].
  • of my God, [821].
  • of Pindarus, [252].
  • of prayer, wherever God erects a, [286].
  • on another man's ground, [45].
  • one mind in an, [851].
  • peace be to this, [842].
  • prop of my, [65].
  • rejects him, fired that the, [326].
  • return no more to his, [816].
  • set thine, in order, [834].
  • shot mine arrow o'er the, [145].
  • so fair a, [43].
  • sole daughter of my, [542].
  • to lodge a friend, [289].
  • when we see the figure of the, [88].
  • you take my, when you take the prop, [65].
• Houses
  • fer asonder, [2].
  • mended, old, [296].
  • plague o' both your, [107].
  • seem asleep, the very, [470].
  • thick and sewers annoy, [239].
• Household,
  • ways of her, [829].
  • words, familiar as, [92].
• Houseless heads, [147].
• Housetop, corner of the, [827].
• Housewife that 's thrifty, [442].
• How
  • are the mighty fallen, [815].
  • art thou fallen, [833].
  • blest is he, [396].
  • he will talk, [281].
  • I pities them, [510].
  • it talked, Lord, [197].
  • not to do it, [652].
• Howards, blood of all the, [319].
• Howe'er it be it seems to me, [624].
• Howling of the wolf, [38].
• Howls along the sky, [392].
• Hub of the solar system, [638].
• Huddle up their work, [419].
• Hue
  • as red as the rosy bed, [678].
  • cuckoo-buds of yellow, [56].
  • love's proper, [238].
  • of resolution, the native, [136].
  • sinuous shells of pearly, [511].
  • unto the rainbow, add another, [79].
• Hues,
  • flowers of all, [232].
  • like nature's, [355].
  • of bliss, [386].
  • were born in heaven, thy, [574].
• Hug the dear deceit, we, [362].
• Hugged
  • by the old, [585].
  • by the strumpet wind, [62].
  • the offender, [273].
• Hugs it to the last, [525].
• Huldy all alone there sot, [659].
• Hum,
  • beehive's, [455].
  • midst the crowd the, [541].
  • no voice or hideous, [251].
  • of either army sounds, [91].
  • of human cities torture, [543].
  • of men, the busy, [249].
  • of mighty workings, [576].
• Human,
  • all that is, must retrograde, [430].
  • bliss to human woe, [794].
  • creatures' lives, [585].
  • ends are ultimately answered, [530].
  • events, course of, [434].
  • face divine, [230].
  • features, differences in, [718].
  • form divine, [344].
  • form, teemed with, [394].
  • heart, naked, [308].
  • hearts endure, all that, [367].
  • kind, plagues and dotages of, [188].
  • kindness, milk of, [117].
  • life, leaves from the book of, [617].
  • mind in ruins, [682].
  • mortals, [57].
  • nature's daily food, [474].
  • offspring, true source of, [234].
  • race, forget the, [547].
  • race from China to Peru, [365].
  • soul take wing, to see the, [552].
  • spark is left, nor, [332].
  • thought is the process, [530].
  • to err in opinion, [742].
  • to err is, [325].
  • to step aside is, [448].
• Humanities of old religion, [504].
• Humanity,
  • aught that dignifies, [594].
  • imitated abominably, [137].
  • of a veined, [620].
  • still sad music of, [467].
  • suffering sad, [614].
  • wearisome condition of, [35].
  • with all its fears, [615].
• Humankind,
  • lord of, [277].
  • lords of, [395].
  • porcelain clay of, [277].
• Humble,
  • be it ever so, [568].
  • cares and delicate fears, [469].
  • heart that was, [518].
  • livers in content, [98].
  • none shall rule but the, [599].
  • Port to imperial Tokay, [380].
  • tranquil spirit, [182].
  • wisdom is, [422].
• Humbleness, whispering, [61].
• Humility
  • and modest stillness, [91].
  • is a virtue all preach, [195].
  • like the virtue of, [207].
  • pride that apes, [501], [507].
  • proud in, [188].
  • that low sweet root, [527].
• Humorous
  • ladyship, [79].
  • sadness, wraps me in, [70].
  • sigh, very beadle to a, [55].
• Humour,
  • career of his, [51].
  • of it, there 's the, [45].
  • such as distils from gods, [732].
  • the only test of gravity, [578].
  • void of wit and, [389].
  • was ever woman in this, won, [96].
• Humours,
  • in all thy, [300].
  • [[984]]turn with climes, [321].
• Huncamunca's eyes, in, [363].
• Hundred
  • and fifty ways, [71].
  • isles, throned on her, [544].
  • while one might tell a, [129].
  • years are gone, when a, [667].
• Hung
  • be the heavens with black, [93].
  • over her enamoured, [235].
  • with grooms and porters, [626].
• Hungarian wight, [45].
• Hunger,
  • food that appeases, [792].
  • if thine enemy, feed him, [844].
  • is the teacher of arts, [305].
  • obliged by, [326].
  • two weak evils age and, [69].
• Hungry
  • as the grave, [356].
  • judges, [326].
  • lean-faced villain, [50].
  • look, a lean and, [111].
  • sinner, the, [560].
• Hunt
  • for a forgotten dream, [472].
  • in fields for health unbought, [270].
  • it in the dark, [416].
• Hunter
  • and the deer a shade, [443], [514].
  • horn of the, [673].
  • mighty, prey was man, [333].
• Hunting
  • amusement of English gentlemen, [376].
  • labour of savages of North America, [376].
  • which the devil designed, [272].
• Hunts in dreams, like a dog, [626].
• Huntsman his pack, as a, [399].
• Hurly-burly 's done, when the, [115].
• Hurrah for the next that dies, [641].
• Hurry, in haste but never in a, [359].
• Hurry-scurry helter-skelter, [506].
• Hurt
  • cannot be much, [107].
  • he that sweareth to his own, [818].
  • more afraid than, [11].
  • of the inside, [212].
  • past all surgery, [152].
  • that honour feels, [626].
• Hurtles in the darkened air, [384].
• Husband
  • cools, ne'er answers till a, [321].
  • frae the wife despises, advices the, [451].
  • lover may be lost in the, [377].
  • she commandeth her, [222].
  • such duty woman oweth to her, [73].
  • truant, should return, [556].
• Husband's
  • eye, lovely in her, [465].
  • heart, level in her, [75].
• Husbanded and so fathered, [112].
• Husbandman, life of the, [597].
• Husbandry,
  • dulls the edge of, [130].
  • in heaven there 's, [119].
• Hush my dear lie still, [302].
• Hushed
  • be every thought, [484].
  • in grim repose, [383].
• Huswife's wool, tease the, [246].
• Hut,
  • he made him a, [391].
  • love in a, [574].
  • that dear, our home, [362].
• Huzzas, loud, [319].
• Hyacinthine locks, [232].
• Hydras and Chimæras dire, [228].
• Hyena, voice of the, [38].
• Hymn
  • affords, fineness which a, [205].
  • its low perpetual, [680].
  • to his own death, [63], [80].
• Hyperion to a satyr, [128].
• Hyperion's curls, [140].
• Hypocrisy,
  • an organized, [607].
  • is the homage, [795].
  • of a bishop, [688].
• Hypocrites, cant of, [378].
• Hypocritic tear, [571].
• Hyrcan tiger, [122].
• Hyssop, from the cedar to the, [593].
• Hysterica passio, down, [146].

• I
  • am here I shall remain, [808].
  • am no orator, [114].
  • am Sir Oracle, [60].
  • am the state, [808].
  • came I saw I conquered, [735].
  • have nothing I owe much, [770].
  • know not I ask not, [522].
  • love it I love it, [654].
• Iago,
  • the pity of it, [155].
• Ice,
  • be thou chaste as, [136].
  • fortune's, to virtue's land, [267].
  • in June, seek, [539].
  • motionless as, [473].
  • starve in, [228].
  • thick-ribbed, [48].
  • to smooth the, [79].
• Iceland, no snakes in, [373].
• Icicle, chaste as the, [103].
• Icily regular splendidly null, [631].
• Icy hands, death lays his, [209].
• Idea,
  • American, [639].
  • he had only one, [371], [609].
  • of her life shall sweetly creep, [53].
  • possess but one, [371].
  • teach the young, [355].
• Ideas,
  • man of nasty, [291].
  • who sung divine, [599].
• Ides
  • are come, [112].
  • of March, beware the, [110], [728].
• Idiot, tale told by an, [125].
• Idle
  • as a painted ship, [498].
  • brain, children of an, [105].
  • hands to do, mischief for, [302].
  • thunder in his lifted hand, [267].
  • toil does not come to help the, [707].
  • waste of thought, [517].
  • whom the world calls, [420].
  • wild and young, [676].
  • wind, pass by me as the, [114].
  • wishes, stay in, [444].
• Idleness
  • an appendix to nobility, [361].
  • bread of, [829].
  • frivolous work of polished, [457].
  • penalties of, [332].
  • to eat his heart away, [30].
• Idler,
  • busy world an, [420].
  • is a watch, [415].
• Idly spoken, word so, [606].
• Idolatry, god of my, [106].
• Idols to the moles and bats, [832].
• If
  • any speak, [113].
  • is the only peacemaker, [72].
  • it be now 't is not to come, [145].
  • much virtue in, [72].
  • [[985]]she be not so to me, [199].
  • there be or ever were, [159].
  • we do meet again, [115].
  • we should fail, [118].
• Ignis aurum probat, [197].
• Ignominious heads, hide their, [339].
• Ignominy sleeps with thee, [87].
• Ignorance,
  • bonds of, [639].
  • distinguished for, [609].
  • folly and, [102].
  • is bliss, 't is folly to be wise, [382].
  • it was a childish, [583].
  • knew nothing but the fact of his, [760].
  • knowledge from, [650].
  • let me not burst in, [130].
  • let, talk as it will, [797].
  • man sedate in, [366].
  • mother of devotion, [275].
  • of the law excuses no man, [195].
  • of wealth, best riches, [396].
  • our comfort flows from, [287].
  • plays the chief part among men, [758].
  • the one only evil, [760].
• Ignorant
  • despise education, the, [711].
  • in foreboding evil, [695].
  • in spite of experience, [376].
  • of anything, be not, [837].
  • of what he 's most assured, [48].
  • to be conscious you are, [609].
• Ignorantly read, blockhead, [325].
• Il dolce far niente, [748].
• Iliad and Odyssey, [503].
• Ilium, topless towers of, [41].
• Ill,
  • better made by, [455].
  • can he rule the great, [29].
  • crowning good repressing, [438].
  • deeds-done, makes, [80].
  • fares the land, [396].
  • final goal of, [632].
  • good and, together, [74].
  • goodness thinks no, [231].
  • habits gather by unseen degrees, [274].
  • make themselves strong by, [121].
  • news goes quick, [738].
  • nothing becomes him, [55].
  • nothing, can dwell in such a temple, [43].
  • seal up the avenues of, [600].
  • shapes of, may hover, [577].
  • sovereign o'er transmuted, [366].
  • spirit have so fair a house, [43].
  • the good are better made by, [455].
  • transmuted, [366].
  • weed groweth fast, [13].
  • where no ill seems, [231].
  • wind blows no man to good, [90].
  • wind that bloweth no man to good, [20].
  • wind turns none to good, [20].
• Ills,
  • bear those, we have, [136].
  • betide, resigned when, [362].
  • cure for life's worst, [594].
  • flood of mortal, [770].
  • love on through all, [527].
  • of life, victorious o'er a' the, [451].
  • that men endure, of all, [261].
  • the scholar's life assail, what, [365].
  • to come, no sense of, [381].
  • to hastening, a prey, [396].
  • what mighty done by woman, [280].
• Ill-favoured
  • faults, [46].
  • thing but mine own, [72].
• Illiterate him from your memory, [440].
• Ill-luck,
  • as, would have it, [785].
  • never comes alone, [786].
  • people fond of, [597].
• Ill-seeming thick, [73].
• Ill-used ghost, like an, [355].
• Illumed the eastern skies, [639].
• Illumine, what in me is dark, [223].
• Illusion given, for man's, [524].
• Illustrious
  • acts high raptures do infuse, [220].
  • predecessor, [364], [408].
  • spark, the parson, [416].
• Image,
  • cherished thine, [682].
  • of bloody Mary, [585].
  • of eternity, time is the, [760].
  • of God in ebony, [222].
  • of good Queen Bess, [585].
  • twofold, we saw a, [481].
• Images
  • and precious thoughts, [481].
  • in golden coats, like, [86].
• Imaginary joys pursues, [391].
• Imagination,
  • abhorred in my, [144].
  • all compact, are of, [59].
  • boast, can, [355].
  • bodies forth the forms of things, [59].
  • cold and barren, [408].
  • comparisons of a disturbed, [412].
  • indebted to his, for his facts, [443].
  • into his study of, [53].
  • like the wings of an ostrich, [590].
  • of a feast, bare, [81].
  • so fair to fond, [482].
  • solitude needful to the, [661].
  • such tricks hath strong, [59].
  • to sweeten my, [148].
  • trace the noble dust, [144].
  • travelling is to regulate, [375].
• Imaginations are as foul, [138].
• Imagining fear in the night, [59].
• Imaginings, horrible, [116].
• Imbower, high over-arched, [224].
• Imitated humanity abominably, [137].
• Imitates nature, art, [305].
• Imitation is the sincerest flattery, [675].
• Immediate jewel of their souls, [153].
• Immemorial elms, [630].
• Immense pleasure to come, [380].
• Imminent deadly breach, [150].
• Immodest words, [278].
• Immoral thought, not one, [377].
• Immortal
  • as they quote, [310].
  • beauty awakes, [428].
  • blessing from her lips, [108].
  • crown, [359].
  • fame gives, [311].
  • fire, spark of that, [549].
  • garland is to be run for, [254].
  • gods I crave no pelf, [109].
  • hate and courage, [223].
  • longings in me, [159].
  • mind remains, the, [341].
  • names, one of the few, [562].
  • noon, heaven's, [566].
  • [[986]]part of myself, have lost the, [152].
  • reign, where saints, [303].
  • scandals fly, [670].
  • sea, sight of that, [478].
  • song, wanted one, [267].
  • souls, such harmony is in, [65].
  • that the soul was, [760].
  • though no more, [541].
  • verse, married to, [249], [481].
  • with a kiss, make me, [41].
  • youth, flourish in, [299].
• Immortality,
  • born for, [484].
  • he ne'er is crowned with, [574].
  • longing after, [298].
  • quaff, and joy, [235].
  • to die aspiring, [37].
• Immortals never appear alone, [502].
• Immovable, infixed to pine, [228].
• Imparadised in one another's arms, [233].
• Impartial laws were given, by whom, [313].
• Impeachment, own the soft, [441].
• Impearls on every leaf, [235].
• Impediment, marched on without, [97].
• Impediments,
  • admit, [163].
  • in fancy's course, [74].
  • to great enterprises, [165].
• Imperceptible water, [584].
• Imperfect offices of prayer, [479].
• Imperfections
  • on my head, [132].
  • pass my, by, [459].
• Imperial
  • ensign high advanced, [224].
  • fancy, his, [457].
  • oxlips and the crown, [78].
  • theme, swelling act of the, [116].
  • Tokay, humble Port to, [380].
  • votaress passed on, [58].
• Imperious Cæsar dead, [144].
• Impious
  • in a good man, [308].
  • men bear sway, [298].
• Importance, matters of, [757].
• Important day, the great the, [297].
• Imports the nomination, what, [145].
• Importunate, rashly, [586].
• Importune, too proud to, [387].
• Imposes an oath, he that, [214].
• Imposition of a mightier hand, [590].
• Impossibility, metaphysical, [578].
• Impossible,
  • because it is, [756].
  • few things, to diligence, [368].
  • for a man to be cheated, [601].
  • not, though hard to master, [753].
  • nothing is, [11].
  • she, that not, [258].
  • that is not physically, [441].
  • to be soiled, truth is, [253].
  • to please all the world, [797].
  • what 's, can't be, [454].
• Impotence of woe, raging, [341].
• Impotent conclusion, [151].
• Impregns the clouds, when Jupiter, [233].
• Imprisoned
  • in the viewless winds, [48].
  • wranglers, set free the, [420].
• Imprisonment, penury and, [49].
• Improbable fiction, condemn it as, [76].
• Improve
  • each moment, [366].
  • each shining hour, [302].
• Impulse
  • from a vernal wood, one, [466].
  • quench appetite check, [755].
  • slave of circumstance and, [554].
• Impunity, ravage with, [643].
• In
  • God is our trust, [517].
  • pace ut sapiens, [425].
• Inaction disciplined, [457].
• Inactivity, masterly, [457].
• Inanimate grieves, if aught, [543].
• Inaudible foot of time, [74].
• Incapable
  • of a tune, [509].
  • of relishing wit, [389].
  • of stain, [226].
• Incarnadine, multitudinous seas, [120].
• Incarnation of fat dividends, [564].
• Incense,
  • gods themselves throw, [148].
  • of the heart, [362], [538].
• Incense-breathing morn, [384].
• Incensed,
  • odours most fragrant when, [165].
  • with indignation, [229].
• Inch,
  • every, a king, [148].
  • every, that is not fool, [269].
  • give an, he 'll take an ell, [20].
  • I 'll budge an, [72].
  • I will not retreat a single, [605].
  • of joy, one, [770].
  • thick, let her paint an, [144].
• Inches, die by, [283].
• Incidis in Scyllam, [64].
• Inclination
  • gets the better of judgment, [698].
  • leads, read as, [371].
• Inclined, to embrace me she, [252].
• Income
  • at its heels, [415].
  • tears, her, [204].
• Incomparable oil Macassar, [555].
• Incompleteness, goodness flowed around our, [620].
• Inconsequence, fortuitous, [663].
• Inconsistencies of opinions, [533].
• Inconsistent man, [307].
• Inconsolable to the minuet, [441].
• Inconstant moon, [106].
• Increase,
  • God gave the, [845].
  • of appetite grew by what it fed on, [128].
  • to her truth, time brings, [378].
• Incredulity, knowledge lost by, [724].
• Ind, wealth of Ormus and of, [226].
• Indebted
  • and discharged at once, [231].
  • to his memory, [443].
• Indemnity for the past, [364].
• Independence
  • be our boast, let, [465].
  • let me share, thy spirit, [392].
  • now and forever, [531].
• Indestructible,
  • love is, [508].
  • states, union of, [619].
• Index,
  • dab at an, [403].
  • of a mind, the marble, [475].
  • thunders in the, [140].
• Index-learning, [331].
• India's coral strand, [536].
• Indian,
  • like the base, [156].
  • lo the poor, [315].
  • steep, on the, [243].
• Indictment against a whole people, [408].
• Indies, wealth of the, [373].
• Indifference,
  • cold, [301].
  • to the concerns of man, [703].
• [[987]]Indifferent honest, I am myself, [136].
• Indifferently, we have reformed that, [137].
• Indignation, incensed with, [229].
• Indistinct as water in water, [158].
• Indocti discant et ament, [325].
• Indolent vacuity of thought, [420].
• Indued with sanctity of reason, [236].
• Indus to the Pole, [333].
• Inebriate, cheer but not, [312], [420].
• Inestimable stones, [96].
• Inevitable,
  • arguing with the, [663].
  • hour, await the, [384].
• Inexorable scourge, [226].
• Inexplicable dumb-shows, [137].
• Infamous
  • are fond of fame, [413].
  • rich quiet and, [592].
  • thing, crush the, [801].
• Infamy, who prefer any load of, [462].
• Infancy,
  • age most remote from, [799].
  • heaven around our, [658].
  • heaven lies about us in, [477].
  • old age is most remote from, [169].
  • the babe she lost in, [508].
• Infant
  • crying for the light, [632].
  • crying in the night, [632].
  • mewling and puking, [69].
• Infants, canker galls the, [129].
• Infant's breath, regular as, [502].
• Infected, all seems, [325].
• Infection, fortress against, [81].
• Infernal, newspapers are, [441].
• Infidel
  • as a dog is an infidel, [371].
  • now, I have you on the hip, [65].
  • worse than an, [847].
• Infidels adore, Jews kiss and, [325].
• Infinite
  • day excludes the night, [303].
  • deal of nothing, speaks an, [60].
  • in faculty, [134].
  • jest, fellow of, [144].
  • riches in a little room, [41].
  • the cause of all things, [759].
  • variety, nor custom stale her, [157].
  • wrath and despair, [231].
• Infirm of purpose, [120].
• Infirmities, bear his friend's, [114].
• Infirmity of noble mind, [247].
• Infixed and frozen round, [228].
• Inflexible in faith, [428].
• Inflict, those who, must suffer, [566].
• Influence,
  • bad, [476].
  • of example, salutary, [369].
  • shed their selectest, [238].
  • unawed by, [675].
  • whose bright eyes rain, [249].
• Influences
  • of Pleiades, sweet, [818].
  • servile to the skyey, [48].
• Information, know where we can find, [372].
• Infortune, worst kind of, [5].
• Inglorious
  • arts of peace, [263].
  • Milton, some mute, [385].
• Ingloriously, we do, [255].
• Ingratitude,
  • besotted base, [246].
  • of men, [373].
  • thou marble-hearted fiend, [146].
  • unkind as man's, [70].
• Ingredient is a devil, the, [152].
• Ingredients, commends the, [118].
• Ingress into the world, man's, [439].
• Inhabit
  • this bleak world, [521].
  • where eyes did once, [96].
• Inhabitants, look not like, [116].
• Inherit, all which it, shall dissolve, [43].
• Inhuman, ev'y thin' thet 's done, [658].
• Inhumanity to man, man's, [446].
• Inimitable his deeds, [36].
• Iniquity, that grey, [85].
• Injure you, I ne'er could, [442].
• Injured,
  • forgiveness to the, [275].
  • hate whom they have, [714], [747].
  • lover's hell, jealousy, [235].
• Injurious, beauty though, [242].
• Injury, adding insult to, [716].
• Injustice,
  • corrupted with, [94].
  • jealousy is, [313].
  • rigorous, is rigorous law, [704].
  • swift erect, [339].
  • to beasts, man's, [742].
• Ink,
  • gall enough in thy, [76].
  • he hath not drunk, [55].
  • small drop of, [558].
  • that never saw pen and, [77].
• Inky cloak, not alone my, [127].
• Inland far we be, though, [558].
• Inmate of the skies, some, [346].
• Inn,
  • die in an, [379].
  • happiness produced by a good, [372].
  • take mine ease in mine, [11], [86].
  • to gain the timely, [121].
  • warmest welcome at an, [379].
• Inn's worst room, [322].
• Innocence
  • and health, [396].
  • closing up his eyes, [40].
  • glides in modest, [365].
  • her, a child, [270].
  • mirth and, [554].
  • of love, dallies with the, [75].
  • our fearful, [472].
• Innocency next thing to confession, [715].
• Innocent
  • as gay, [308].
  • flower, look like the, [117].
  • lamb, skin of an, [94].
  • minds, [260].
  • nose, coursed down his, [67].
  • of the knowledge, be, [121].
  • shall not be, [829].
  • shames, a thousand, [52].
  • sincere officious, [366].
  • sleep, [119].
  • though free, [428].
  • within is armed without, [329].
• Innocuous desuetude, [669].
• Innumerable
  • as the stars, [235].
  • bees, murmuring of, [630].
  • caravan, join the, [572].
• Inoffensive pace, [237].
• Inordinate cup is unblessed, [152].
• Insane root, [116].
• Insanity, power to charm, [603].
• Insatiate archer, [306].
• Inscription upon my tomb, no, [675].
• Inscriptions, lapidary, [372].
• Inscrutable invisible, [44].
• Insects of the hour, [410].
• Insensibility, it argues an, [509].
• [[988]]Inseparable, one and, [533].
• Inside,
  • hurt of the, [212].
  • I am quite full, [510].
  • of a church, forgotten the, [86].
• Insides, carrying three, [464].
• Insignificancy and an earldom, [352].
• Insolence
  • and wine, flown with, [224].
  • of office, [135].
• Insolent foe, taken by the, [150].
• Inspiration,
  • contortions without the, [412].
  • unapprehended, [568].
  • without the, [688].
• Inspiring John Barleycorn, [451].
• Instance of itself, sends some, [142].
• Instances,
  • wilderness of single, [627].
  • wise saws and modern, [69].
• Instant, we rose both at an, [88].
• Instil a wanton sweetness, [357].
• Instinct,
  • coward on, [85].
  • of the soul, indulging every, [650].
  • with music, bright gem, [485].
• Instincts,
  • a few strong, [479].
  • feelings came to them like, [634].
  • high, [478].
  • man plant himself on his, [601].
  • unawares like, [634].
• Instinctive taste, an, [504].
• Instruct my sorrows to be proud, [79].
• Instruction,
  • better the, [63].
  • of youth, examples for the, [411].
• Instructions, we but teach bloody, [118].
• Instrument,
  • God's most awful, [482].
  • stringed, [723].
  • sweeter than the sound of an, [177].
  • to know if the moon shine, [214].
• Instruments,
  • mortal, [111].
  • of darkness tell us truths, [116].
  • to plague us, [149].
• Insubstantial pageant faded, [43].
• Insult,
  • look that threatened, [410].
  • to injury, adding, [716].
• Insults unavenged, [480].
• Insulting foe, to meet the, [443].
• Insupportable, the unreasonable, [742].
• Insurrection, nature of an, [111].
• Intellect,
  • argument and, [402].
  • eye of the, [579].
  • the march of, [506].
• Intellectual
  • being, would lose this, [227].
  • lords of ladies, [555].
  • power, the, [465], [480].
• Intellectualized emotion, [662].
• Intelligence, controlling, [753].
• Intelligible forms of ancient poets, [504].
• Intense, concentred in a life, [544].
• Intent,
  • on hospitable thoughts, [235].
  • spur to prick the sides of my, [118].
  • to do mischief, [186].
  • working out a pure, [482].
• Intents wicked or charitable, [130].
• Intentions, hell paved with good, [372], [808].
• Intercourse
  • of daily life, [468].
  • speed the soft, [333].
• Interest
  • of man, justice the great, [531].
  • most concerned in my own, [702].
  • speaks all sorts of tongues, [794].
  • unborrowed from the eye, [467].
• Interests, conciliation of, [795].
• Interested in others, when, [708].
• Interim is like a phantasma, [111].
• Interlunar cave, her vacant, [241].
• Intermission, sans, [68].
• Interpretations, necessary to interpret, [779].
• Interpreter hardest to be understood, [441].
• Interred with their bones, the good is oft, [113].
• Interval, lucid, [857].
• Intervals, falling at, [422].
• Intimates eternity to man, [299].
• Intolerable
  • deal of sack, [85].
  • in Almighty God, [857].
• Intrusive, sorrow 's held, [594].
• Intuition, passionate, [481].
• Intuitions, sanctuary of the, [602].
• Inurned
  • in the sepulchre, [130].
  • weep a people, [592].
• Invent
  • a shovel, [263].
  • as difficult to appropriate as to, [604].
  • God, necessary to, [800].
  • young men fitter to, [167].
• Invented
  • history, [801].
  • work, who first, [509].
• Invention,
  • art so nearly allied to, [441].
  • brightest heaven of, [90].
  • is unfruitful, [408].
  • necessity the mother of, [305].
  • of the enemy, [296].
  • Young must torture his, [290].
• Inventions, sought out many, [831].
• Inventor, return to plague the, [118].
• Inverted year, ruler of the, [420].
• Investigate,
  • ability to, [750].
  • things, men ought to, [759].
• Investigation guided by principles, [767].
• Inveterate foes saluted, [269].
• Invigorated and reimpressed, [369].
• Invincible
  • in arms, [428].
  • locks, shaking her, [254].
• Inviolate sea, compassed by the, [623].
• Invisible
  • inscrutable, [44].
  • soap, [584].
  • spirit of wine, [152].
• Invitation than command, more, [297].
• Invited me oft, [150].
• Invites you by his looks, [415].
• Invoked, though oft, [240].
• Inward
  • and spiritual grace, [850].
  • bruise, parmaceti for, [83].
  • eye the bliss of solitude, [475].
  • light, men of, [214].
  • quality, do draw the, [158].
  • self-disparagement, [480].
• Inwardly digest, [850].
• Io, a bull to beguile, [32].
• Iona, ruins of, [369].
• Ipsa quidem virtus, [207].
• Ipse dixit, [765].
• Iris, livelier, [625].
• Iris' woof, spun out of, [243].
• Iron,
  • armies clad in, [242].
  • bars a cage, [260].
  • did on the anvil cool, [80].
  • entered into his soul, [851].
  • hard crab-tree and old, [211].
  • is hot, strike while the, [10].
  • [[989]]meddles with cold, [211].
  • nor any tool of, [815].
  • sharpeneth iron, [829].
  • shuts the golden opes, [247].
  • sleet of arrowy shower, [384].
  • tears down Pluto's cheek, [250].
  • tongue of midnight, [59].
  • when it is hot, hammer your, [709].
  • with a rod of, [849].
  • written with a pen of, [835].
• Irons in the fire, two, [196].
• Iron-bound bucket, [537].
• Irrecoverably dark, [241].
• Irreligious man, [578].
• Irrepressible conflict, [595].
• Is she not passing fair, [44].
• Island,
  • bulwark of our, [392].
  • tight little, [675].
• Islands
  • lift their fronded palms, [619].
  • round many western, [576].
• Island-valley of Avilion, [629].
• Isle,
  • fast-anchored, [418].
  • in Baiæ Bay, [565].
  • in the far-off seas, [644].
  • it frights the, [152].
  • of Beauty fare thee well, [581].
  • on a lone barren, [666].
  • Scio's rocky, [550].
  • this sceptred, [81].
• Isles
  • of Greece, the, [557].
  • ships that sailed for sunny, [589].
  • that o'erlace the sea, [645].
  • throned on her hundred, [544].
  • when we shall touch the happy, [625].
• Islington, village less than, [261].
• Israel,
  • I arose a mother in, [814].
  • Jephthah judge of, [134], [404].
  • of the Lord beloved, when, [493].
  • sweet psalmist of, [815].
  • was from bondage led, when, [261].
• Issues
  • good or bad, [476].
  • touched but to fine, [46].
• Isthmus, this narrow, [525].
• It
  • is this it is this, [527].
  • might do good, some said, [265].
  • might have been, [619].
  • must be so, [298].
  • were all one, [73].
• Italia O Italia, [545].
• Italian priest, [79].
• Italy
  • a hell for women, [192].
  • a paradise for horses, [192].
  • linking our England to his, [651].
  • my Italy, [647].
  • some jay of, [160].
  • Venice the masque of, [544].
• Itch of disputing, [175].
• Itching palm, [114].
• Iteration, thou hast damnable, [83].
• Ithuriel with his spear, [234].
• Ivory, in ebony as if done in, [222].
• Ivy green, rare old plant is the, [652].
• Ivy-branch over the wine, [714].

• Jack,
  • banish plump, [85].
  • life of poor, [436].
  • loved his friend, [436].
  • Robinson, could say, [853].
  • shall pipe and Gill shall dance, [199].
  • spanking, [436].
• Jackdaws, eagles to fight, [735].
• Jacksonian vulgarity, the, [668].
• Jacob's
  • ladder, talk to him of, [597].
  • voice, the voice is, [813].
• Jade,
  • arrant, on a journey, [401].
  • let the galled, wince, [138].
• Jail,
  • in a ship is being in a, [370].
  • patron and the, [365].
• Jangled out of tune, [136].
• Janus, two-headed, [59].
• Jargon of the schools, [287], [414].
• Jaundiced eye, all yellow to the, [325].
• Javan or Gadire, bound to, [242].
• Jaws
  • of darkness to devour it up, [57].
  • of death, [77], [628], [783].
  • ponderous and marble, [131].
• Je crains Dieu, [391].
• Je ne vous aime pas, [286].
• Jealous
  • in honour, [69].
  • one not easily, [156].
• Jealousy,
  • beware my lord of, [153].
  • full of artless, [142].
  • is cruel as the grave, [832].
  • is injustice, [313].
  • the injured lover's hell, [235].
• Jean,
  • farewell to my, [671].
  • Jacques Rousseau, ask, [417].
• Jeffersonian simplicity, the, [668].
• Jehovah
  • has triumphed, [524].
  • Jove or Lord, [334].
• Jehu, like the driving of, [816].
• Jenooary, streams snow-hid in, [660].
• Jephthah judge of Israel, [134], [404].
• Jericho, tarry at, [815].
• Jerusalem, if I forget thee, [824].
• Jeshurun waxed fat, [814].
• Jessamine, pale, [247].
• Jesses were my dear heart-strings, [153].
• Jest
  • and riddle of the world, [317].
  • and youthful jollity, [248].
  • be laughable, Nestor swear the, [59].
  • bitter is a scornful, [366].
  • fellow of infinite, [144].
  • it would be a good, forever, [84].
  • life is a, [350].
  • put his whole wit in a, [196].
  • unseen inscrutable, [44].
• Jests
  • at scars that never felt a wound, [105].
  • indebted to his memory for, [443].
• Jesting with edge tools, [198].
• Jest's prosperity lies in the ear, [56].
• Jet, pansy freaked with, [248].
• Jew,
  • else I am a, [84].
  • hath not a, eyes, [63].
  • I am an Ebrew, [84].
  • I thank thee, [65].
  • that Shakespeare drew, [347].
• Jews might kiss, cross which, [325].
• Jewel,
  • consistency thou art a, [854].
  • discretion thou art a, [854].
  • experience be a, [45].
  • have I caught my heavenly, [34].
  • in an Ethiope's ear, [105].
  • in his head, wears a precious, [67].
  • lies within our breast, this, [362].
  • [[990]]of gold in a swine's snout, [826].
  • of the just, [264].
  • of their souls, [153].
  • rich in having such a, [44].
• Jewels
  • five words long, [630].
  • in the carcanet, [162].
  • into a garret, Nature never put her, [170].
  • of the mine, bright, [569].
  • unvalued, [96].
• Jewelled mass of millinery, [631].
• Jewish gaberdine, [61].
• Jingling of the guinea, [626].
• Jingo, by the living, [402].
• Job, as to a pitiful, [410].
• Jock be aye sticking in a tree, [495].
• Jocund day stands tiptoe, [108].
• John
  • Barleycorn, bold, [451].
  • Naps of Greece, [72].
  • of Gaunt, old, [80].
  • P. Robinson he, [659].
  • print it, some said, [265].
• Johnson a classic in his own age, [591].
• Join in hand, then, [426].
• Joined together, God hath, [840].
• Joiner squirrel or old grub, [104].
• Joint
  • labourer with the day, [126].
  • of mutton, [90].
  • time is out of, [133].
• Joke,
  • college, to cure the dumps, [290].
  • gentle dulness ever loves a, [331].
  • into a Scotch understanding, [459].
  • many a, had he, [397].
• Jokes, wooden shoes are standing, [300].
• Jollity
  • for apes, [160].
  • I live in the crowd of, [368].
  • jest and youthful, [248].
  • tipsy dance and, [243].
• Jolly
  • miller, there was a, [427].
  • place in times of old, [472].
• Joly whistle, wel ywette, [3].
• Jonathan, Saul and, [815].
• Jonson
  • knew the critic's part, [390].
  • rare Ben, [177].
• Jonson's learned sock, [249].
• Jot of heart, nor bate a, [252].
• Journey,
  • agreeable companion on a, [708].
  • arrant jade on a, [401].
  • good company in a, [207].
  • like the path to heaven, [244].
  • on Sundays, begin a, [293].
• Journeys end in lovers meeting, [75].
• Journeymen, nature's, [137].
• Jove
  • alone endued the soul, [340].
  • daughter of, [382].
  • for his power to thunder, [103].
  • gave us life, when, [339].
  • laughs at lovers' perjuries, [106], [272].
  • lifts the golden balances, [341].
  • like a painted, [267].
  • some christened, [331].
  • the front of, himself, [140].
  • the poor are sent by, [343].
  • to those we give is lent to, [343].
  • weighs affairs of earth, [343].
  • young Phidias brought his awful, [598].
• Jove's dread clamours, [154].
• Joy
  • ambition finds, such, [231].
  • and bliss that poets feign, [94].
  • and everlasting love, [280].
  • and love triumphing, [230].
  • apprehend some, [59].
  • asks if this be, [398].
  • ballad-singer's, [473].
  • be unconfined, let, [542].
  • be wi' you a', [458].
  • behind, and my, [161].
  • brightens his crest, [239].
  • cease every, [514].
  • checkered paths of, [362].
  • comes grief goes, [658].
  • current of domestic, [367].
  • envy withers at another's, [355].
  • eternal and everlasting love, [280].
  • forever dwells, where, [223].
  • forever, thing of beauty is a, [574].
  • how pure the, [456].
  • is the sweet voice, [502].
  • Marcellus feels more true, [319].
  • mother's pride father's, [492].
  • o'erflow with, [73].
  • of evils past, [346].
  • of heaven to earth come down, [672].
  • of the whole earth, [820].
  • of the whole table, [122].
  • of youth and health, [444].
  • of youthful sports, [547].
  • oil of, for mourning, [834].
  • one inch of, [770].
  • pain for promised, [446].
  • present, therein I find, [22].
  • quaff immortality and, [235].
  • remember days of, [769].
  • renews the life of, [577].
  • riding is a, [646].
  • rises in me, [502].
  • shouted for, [817].
  • smiles of, the tears of woe, [524].
  • snatch a fearful, [381].
  • so seldom weaves a chain, [520].
  • some bringer of that, [59].
  • sunshine and the heartfelt, [319].
  • sweeten present, [588].
  • the luminous cloud, [502].
  • the perfectest herald of, [51].
  • the world can give, not a, [553].
  • turns at the touch of, [389].
  • we wear a face of, [471].
  • which warriors feel, the stern, [491].
  • who ne'er knew, [335].
  • widow's heart to sing for, [817].
  • would win, all who, [557].
• Joys,
  • Africa and golden, [90].
  • all we have our youth our, [26].
  • blest with some new, [276].
  • departed not to return, [354].
  • flow from our own selves, [362].
  • of other years, [497].
  • of sense, all the, [319].
  • pursues imaginary, [391].
  • remembered, are never past, [496].
  • society's chief, [415].
  • such present, [22].
  • that came down shower-like, [503].
  • that faded like morning dew, [513].
  • three parts pain, be our, [649].
  • [[991]]to rob us of our, [406].
  • too exquisite to last, [496].
  • we dote upon, fading are the, [281].
  • with age diminish, do your, [651].
• Joy's delicious springs, [540].
• Joyful
  • in the day of prosperity, be, [830].
  • let the poet be, [655].
  • school days, my, [509].
• Joyfulness of a man, [837].
• Joyous
  • prime, [28].
  • the birds, [238].
  • time will not be staid, [30].
• Judas had given them the slip, [284].
• Judea stretches far, wild, [640].
• Judee, down in, [659].
• Judex damnatur, [910].
• Judge,
  • amongst fools a, [331], [415].
  • an upright learned, [65].
  • in his own cause, [711], [798].
  • neutrality of an impartial, [411].
  • not by appearance, [843].
  • not of a man before he dieth, [696].
  • of all things, [799].
  • of Israel, Jephthah, [134], [404].
  • of the man, mind is the, [715].
  • of truth, sole, [317].
  • sober as a, [363].
  • you as you are, [47].
• Judges
  • alike of the facts and laws, [671].
  • all ranged a terrible show, [348].
  • fool with, [415].
  • hungry, soon the sentence sign, [326].
• Judge's robe, the, [47].
• Judgment,
  • a Daniel come to, [65].
  • book, leaves of the, [666].
  • day, waiting the, [668].
  • defend against your, [270].
  • faculty that forms thy, [750].
  • falls upon a man, we say, [195].
  • fled to brutish beasts, [113].
  • green in, when I was, [157].
  • guide his bounty, gives not till, [102].
  • he which is the top of, [47].
  • hoodwinked, surrender, [422].
  • inclination gets the better of, [698].
  • man's erring, [323].
  • of any man or thing, right, [578].
  • reserve thy, [130].
  • shallow spirit of, [93].
  • suspension of, [766].
  • vulgarize the day of, [597].
  • we still have, here, [118].
  • when the, 's weak, [672].
  • young in limbs old in, [62].
• Judgments
  • as our watches, [256], [323].
  • men's, are a parcel of their fortunes, [158].
• Judicious
  • care, with, [447].
  • drank and daring dined, [332].
  • grieve, make the, [137].
• Juggling fiends no more believed, [126].
• Juice,
  • bee buried in its own, [168].
  • divine nectareous, [344].
  • nectarean, [577].
• Julep, this cordial, [246].
• Julia, lips of, [201].
• Juliet is the sun, [105].
• Juliet's hand, white wonder of, [108].
• Julius
  • fell, ere the mightiest, [126].
  • ye towers of, [383].
• July,
  • second day of, [429].
  • warmth of its, [595].
• Jump the life to come, [118].
• June,
  • leafy month of, [499].
  • rose newly sprung in, [451].
  • seek ice in, [539].
  • what so rare as a day in, [658].
• Juno smiles, Jupiter on, [233].
• Juno's
  • eyes, lids of, [77].
  • unrelenting hate, [274].
• Jupiter
  • a bull to beguile Io, [32].
  • in the shape of Amphitrio, [32].
  • on Juno smiles, [233].
• Juries, trial by, [435].
• Jurisprudence, gladsome light of, [24].
• Jury passing on the prisoner's life, [47].
• Jurymen may dine, [326].
• Just,
  • actions of the, [209].
  • and mightie death, [26].
  • and right, grounded on, [238].
  • are the ways of God, [242].
  • as the twig is bent, [320].
  • battled for the true the, [632].
  • be, and fear not, [100].
  • God forgive, [473].
  • he was a good man and a, [842].
  • hint a fault, [327].
  • jewel of the, [264].
  • knows and knows no more, [414].
  • less than sage, [518].
  • memory of the, is blessed, [825].
  • men, spirits of, [848].
  • our cause is, [426].
  • path of the, [825].
  • prosperous to be, [657].
  • remembrance of the, [851].
  • the gods are, [149].
  • whatever is is in its causes, [276].
• Justice
  • a debt put off with ease, [740].
  • as uncompromising as, [605].
  • be thy plea, [65].
  • conquers evermore, [600].
  • course of, [65].
  • even-handed, [118].
  • in fair round belly, [69].
  • love of, [795].
  • mercy seasons, [65].
  • of my quarrel, [40].
  • poetic, with lifted scale, [330].
  • rails upon yond thief, [148].
  • revenge a kind of wild, [164].
  • shall be done, [653].
  • the great interest of man, [531].
  • to all men, equal and exact, [435].
  • to be patient is a branch of, [751].
  • truth the handmaid of, [460].
  • unwhipped of, [147].
  • virtue of the soul, [762].
  • which the, which the thief, [148].
  • with mercy I shall temper, [239].
• Justifiable to men, [242].
• Justified of her children, [839].
• Justify
  • the means, the end must, [287].
  • the ways of God to men, [223].
• Jutty frieze buttress, no, [117].
• [[992]]Juvenal, most bucolical, [494].
• Juventus mundi, [169].

• Katerfelto with hair on end, [420].
• Kathleen mavourneen, [673].
• Keel,
  • and sail on even, [354].
  • she steadies with upright, [498].
• Keep
  • clean as fruit, [264].
  • moving, push on, [457].
  • no bad company, [398].
  • step to the music of the Union, [588].
  • the word of promise to our ear, [126].
  • thy shop and thy shop will keep thee, [37].
  • who can, they should, [473].
  • your powder dry, [588].
• Keeper, am I my brother's, [812].
• Ken, far as angels', [223].
• Kendal green, knaves in, [84].
• Kennin' wrang, gang a, [448].
• Kepen wel thy tonge, [5].
• Kept the faith, I have, [848].
• Kettle black, pot calls the, [791].
• Kew, his highness' dog at, [334].
• Key,
  • in a bondman's, [61].
  • Shakespeare unlocked his heart with this, [485].
  • that opes the palace, [243].
• Keys,
  • clutch the golden, [633].
  • of all the creeds, [632].
  • Peter's, [331].
  • two massy, he bore, [247].
• Keystane o' night's black arch, [451].
• Kibe, galls his, [143].
• Kick
  • against the pricks, [843].
  • in that part more hurts honour, [214].
  • may kill a sound divine, [416].
  • me down stairs, why did you, [445].
  • their owners over, [439].
• Kicks, from crowns to, [559].
• Kicked
  • until they can feel, [213].
  • waxed fat and, [814].
• Kickshaws, little tiny, [90].
• Kid, lie down with the, [833].
• Kidney, man of my, [46].
• Kill
  • a man as a good book, [254].
  • a sound divine, [416].
  • princes privileged to, [425].
  • the bloom before its time, [483].
  • thee a hundred and fifty ways, [71].
  • time, how to, [772].
  • too apt before to, [261].
• Kin,
  • little more than, [127].
  • neither kith nor, [404].
  • prohibited degrees of, [215].
  • the whole world, [102].
• Kind
  • and gentle heart, he had a, [400].
  • as kings upon their coronation day, [269].
  • base in, [413].
  • be to her virtues very, [287].
  • best in this, [59].
  • cruel only to be, [141].
  • deeds with coldness, [466].
  • enjoy her while she's, [274].
  • hearts are more than coronets, [624].
  • kiss before we part, one, [671].
  • lost him half the, [272].
  • makes one wondrous, [387].
  • more than kin and less than, [127].
  • of alacrity in sinking, [46].
  • of easiness, lend a, [141].
  • of excellent dumb discourse, [43].
  • of good deed to say well, [98].
  • of grace, sweet attractive, [23].
  • of heaven to be deluded by him, [281].
  • of semi-Solomon, [593].
  • of ways, newest, [90].
  • porcelain clay of human, [277].
  • to her virtues, [287].
  • to my remains, [270].
  • will creep where it may not go, [14].
  • yet was he, [397].
• Kinds, lilies of all, [78].
• Kindest man, the, [64].
• Kindle soft desire, [272].
• Kindled by the master's spell, [455].
• Kindles
  • false fires, [484].
  • wantonness in clothes, [201].
• Kindlier hand the eager heart, [633].
• Kindling her undazzled eyes, [255].
• Kindly,
  • frosty but, [67].
  • fruits of the earth, [850].
  • had we never loved sae, [452].
• Kindness,
  • greetings where no, is, [468].
  • law of, [829].
  • little deeds of, [642].
  • milk of human, [117].
  • nameless acts of, [467].
  • save in the way of, [463].
  • to his majesty, [563].
  • who does a, [320].
• Kindnesses,
  • do me some mischief for these, [731].
  • she doeth little, [658].
• Kindred points of heaven, [485].
• Kine, beeves and home-bred, [474].
• King,
  • balm from an anointed, [81].
  • Cambyses' vein, [85].
  • cat may look on a, [17].
  • city of the great, [820].
  • conscience of the, [135].
  • contrary to the, [94].
  • Cophetua loved, [105].
  • cotton is, [854].
  • drinks to Hamlet, [145].
  • equals the shepherd with the, [792].
  • every inch a, [148].
  • expedients with such a, [352].
  • farewell, [82].
  • fellow with the best, [93].
  • first who was, [801].
  • God bless the, [351].
  • God save our gracious, [285].
  • God save the, [285].
  • great as a, [436].
  • here lies our sovereign, [279].
  • himself, greater than the, [364].
  • himself has followed her, the, [400].
  • if chance will have me, [116].
  • if I were tedious as a, [52].
  • I 'll call thee Hamlet, [130].
  • is dead long live the king, [860].
  • long live our noble, [285].
  • long live the, [417].
  • lustre that surrounds a, [778].
  • [[993]]never dropped out of the clouds, [196].
  • not only hating David but the, [268].
  • of day, powerful, [355].
  • of England cannot enter, [365].
  • of France went up the hill, [686].
  • of good fellows, [93].
  • of shreds and patches, [141].
  • of snow, mockery, [82].
  • of terrors, [817].
  • pageantry of a, [688].
  • reigns but does not govern, [810].
  • ruin seize thee ruthless, [383].
  • shake hands with a, [563].
  • state without, or nobles, [588].
  • Stephen was a worthy peer, [152], [406].
  • such divinity doth hedge a, [142].
  • under which, Bezonian, [90].
  • was a' for our rightful, [452].
  • when George the Third was, [556].
  • who pretender is and who, [351].
  • who would wish to be thy, [492].
  • worm that hath eat of a, [141].
• Kings
  • and republics, farce of, [777].
  • are like stars, [565].
  • can cause or cure, [367].
  • come bow to it, bid, [79].
  • death lays his icy hands on, [209].
  • dread and fear of, [64].
  • enthroned in the hearts of, [64].
  • for such a tomb would die, [251].
  • guilt of Eastern, [258].
  • he shall stand before, [828].
  • invest knights and barons, [189].
  • it makes gods, [97].
  • may be blest, [451].
  • may love treason, [182].
  • meaner creatures, [97].
  • of Brentford, two, [417].
  • of modern thought are dumb, [665].
  • pride of, the, [314].
  • princes are the breath of, [447].
  • reigned in green palaces, [221].
  • right divine of, [332].
  • ruined sides of, [196].
  • setter up and puller down of, [95].
  • showers on her, barbaric pearl, [226].
  • stories of the death of, [82].
  • this royal throne of, [81].
  • upon their coronation day, [269].
  • will be tyrants from policy, [410].
  • would not play at, [421].
• King's
  • Bench walks, chambers in, [297].
  • creation, you may be of the, [282].
  • crown, not the, [47].
  • English, abusing the, [45].
  • every subject's duty is the, [92].
  • eye, horse made fat by the, [729].
  • name a tower of strength, [97].
  • stamp, 't is not the, [282].
• Kingdom
  • for a horse, [98].
  • good man possesses a, [715].
  • good mind possesses a, [22].
  • like to a little, [111].
  • my large, for a little grave, [82].
  • my mind to me a, is, [22].
• Kingdom come, 't was kin' o', [659].
• Kingdoms, God has sifted three, [616].
• Kingly
  • crown, likeness of a, [228].
  • line in Europe, the longest, [494].
• Kinship, things that have, [755].
• Kirk, the near to, from God more far, [29].
• Kiss
  • but in the cup, leave a, [179].
  • drew my soul with one long, [623].
  • had won, many a loving, [584].
  • immortal with a, [41].
  • long long, [557].
  • me and be quiet, [350].
  • me sweet-and-twenty, [75].
  • of youth and love, [557].
  • one kind, before we part, [671].
  • she with traitorous, [676].
  • snatched hasty, [356].
  • the place to make it well, [535].
  • till the cow comes home, [197].
  • to every sedge, giving a gentle, [44].
  • which Jews might, [325].
• Kisses
  • bring again, my, [49].
  • dear as remembered, [630].
  • first invented, [293].
  • from a female mouth, [554].
  • tears and smiles, [474].
  • thinking their own, sin, [108].
• Kissed,
  • courtesied when you have, [42].
  • lips that I have, [144].
  • the ground, [343].
• Kitchen
  • bred, in the, [552].
  • ruled the rost in the, [194].
• Kites or crows, wars of, [255].
• Kith nor kin, neither, [404].
• Kitten, I had rather be a, [85].
• Knave
  • best defence against knave, [730].
  • he is an arrant, [132].
  • how absolute the, is, [143].
  • more, than fool, [41], [787].
  • rascally yea-forsooth, [88].
  • thank God you are rid of a, [52].
  • that wears a title lies, [310].
• Knaves,
  • flatter, or lose his pension, [290].
  • he called them untaught, [83].
  • in Kendal green, [84].
  • little better than false, [53].
  • whip me such honest, [149].
• Kneaded clod, to become a, [48].
• Knee,
  • his head on his, [406].
  • pregnant hinges of the, [137].
• Knees,
  • bow stubborn, [139].
  • down on your, [70].
  • man at arms must serve on his, [25].
  • on parent, [438].
  • saint upon his, [422].
• Kneeling take aim, [597].
• Knell
  • is rung by fairy hands, [389].
  • of parting day, [384].
  • overpowering, [559].
  • sighed at the sound of a, [416].
  • sound like a rising, [542].
  • that summons thee to heaven, [119].
  • the pall the bier, [562].
  • the shroud the mattock the, [308].
• Knells
  • call heaven invites, [307].
  • in that word alone, [606].
  • to a world of death, [499].
  • us back, each matin bell, [500].
• Knew,
  • all declared how much he, [397].
  • himself to sing, [246].
  • [[994]]more, no man spoke less and, [738].
  • that before you were born, [716].
  • that one small head could carry all he, [397].
  • thee but to love thee, [562].
  • what 's what, [8].
• Knife,
  • blood will follow the, [312].
  • carved upon it with a, [90].
  • to thy throat, put a, [828].
  • war even to the, [541].
• Knight,
  • a prince can make a belted, [452].
  • parfit gentil, a veray, [1].
  • pricking on the plain, [27].
• Knights,
  • accomplishing the, [92].
  • barons kings can invest, [189].
  • carpet, [187].
• Knight's bones are dust, [502].
• Knightly counsel, [456].
• Knitters in the sun, spinsters and, [75].
• Knives, hands made before, [293].
• Knock
  • and it shall be opened, [839].
  • as you please, [336], [415].
  • at my ribs, make my heart, [116].
  • it never is at home, [415].
  • the breast, nothing to, [242].
• Knocks,
  • apostolic blows and, [210].
  • open locks whoever, [123].
• Knock-down argument, [277].
• Knocker, tie up the, [326].
• Knolled to church, bells have, [68].
• Knot
  • in a bulrush, [701].
  • of roots, man is a, [601].
  • unloose the Gordian, [91].
• Knotted
  • and combined locks, [131].
  • oak, to bend a, [294].
• Know
  • a subject ourselves, [372].
  • a trick worth two of that, [84].
  • all words are faint, [437].
  • all ye need to, [576].
  • does both act and, [263].
  • enough for man to, [319].
  • everything except myself, [769].
  • happier than I, [237].
  • her own, so well to, [238].
  • her was to love her, [455].
  • him no more, shall, [816].
  • how frail I am, [820].
  • how little can be known, [319].
  • how sublime a thing it is, [613].
  • it is not safe to, [217].
  • knowledge is ourselves to, [320].
  • me, not to, [234].
  • me, when it came to, [526].
  • men who their duties, [438].
  • mine end, make me to, [820].
  • myself, not if I, [509].
  • not I ask not, [522].
  • not for what he was made, [755].
  • not what, to be we, [276].
  • not what 's resisted, [448].
  • not what we may be, [142].
  • nothing really, we, [766].
  • one's self, difficult to, [757].
  • or dream or fear all we, [562].
  • reason but from what we, [315].
  • that deformed, I, [52].
  • that I love thee, [522].
  • thee not, who, [437].
  • their own good, how few, [274].
  • their rights, men who, [438].
  • then thyself, [317].
  • thought so once now I, [350].
  • thyself, [791].
  • thyself and nothing too much, [736].
  • to esteem to love, [502].
  • we believe what we least, [775].
  • we loved in vain, [539].
  • what we are, [142].
  • what were good to do, [60].
  • where to find information, [372].
  • where'er I go, yet I, [477].
  • ye the land of cypress and myrtle, [549].
• Knowing
  • dare maintain, [438].
  • that they know nothing, [702].
• Knowledge,
  • ample page of, [384].
  • and timber, [638].
  • be innocent of the, [121].
  • book of, [230].
  • by suffering entereth, [620].
  • comes but wisdom lingers, [626].
  • diffused, immortalizes itself, [457].
  • evergreen tree of, [440].
  • from ignorance, [650].
  • great step to, [609].
  • grow from more to more, let, [631].
  • he that hath, [827].
  • he that increaseth, [830].
  • increaseth strength, [828].
  • in excess, desire of, [165].
  • is but sorrow's spy, [207].
  • is of two kinds, [372].
  • is ourselves to know, [320].
  • is power, [168].
  • is proud, [422].
  • is the one only good, [760].
  • is the only fountain, [530].
  • lost by incredulity, [724].
  • manners must adorn, [353].
  • more than equivalent to force, [368].
  • multiplieth words without, [817].
  • night unto night showeth, [819].
  • not according to, [844].
  • of divine things, [724].
  • of what is excellent, [727].
  • out-topping, [665].
  • shall be increased, [835].
  • spirit of, [833].
  • sweet food of sweetly uttered, [34].
  • the fountain of human liberty, [530].
  • too high the price for, [313].
  • true, leads to love, [465].
  • under difficulties, [528].
  • we must snatch half our, [320].
• Known,
  • to be forever, [260].
  • too late, [105].
• Knows
  • and knows no more, [414].
  • no man distinctly, [766].
  • not till he tries, [713].
• Knuckle-end of England, [459].
• Kosciusko fell, shrieked as, [513].
• Kubla Khan, [500].

• Laborin' man an' woman, [658].
• Laborious
  • at the first ascent, [253].
  • days, to live, [247].
• [[995]]Labour
  • and intent study, [253].
  • and sorrow, their strength is, [822].
  • and to wait, learn to, [612].
  • bears a lovely face, [182].
  • capital solicits the aid of, [532].
  • cheers the tar's, [555].
  • ease and alternate, [355].
  • for his pains, [378], [784].
  • for my travail, I have had my, [101].
  • good week's, [174].
  • hard, difficulty and, [230].
  • in his vocation, [83].
  • is but a sorrowful song, [653].
  • is done, and, [667].
  • is independent and proud, [532].
  • is the lot of man, [339].
  • many still must, for the one, [551].
  • mountain in, [706], [716].
  • of an age in piled stones, [251].
  • of love, [847].
  • we delight in physics pain, [120].
  • what to speak, [168].
  • why should life all be, [624].
  • work under our, grows, [238].
  • youth of, with age of ease, [396].
• Labours
  • and peregrinations, [170].
  • mourn, our fruitless, [344].
  • the line too, [324].
  • to tax our, [413].
• Labour's bath, sore, [120].
• Laboured
  • not for myself, [837].
  • nothings, such, [324].
• Labourer is worthy of his hire, [842].
• Labourers are few, [839].
• Labouring
  • incessant, [356].
  • man, sleep of a, [830].
• Laburnum's dropping gold, [570].
• Lace, hedgehogs dressed in, [635].
• Lacedæmonians and the enemy, [734].
• Lack,
  • I have they, [22].
  • of argument, [91].
  • of kindly warmth, [109].
  • of many a thing, [161].
  • of wit, plentiful, [133].
• Lacked and lost we rack the value, [53].
• Lackest, mind not what thou, [754].
• Lack-lustre eye, looking on it with, [68].
• Lad of mettle a good boy, [84].
• Ladder,
  • Jacob's, [597].
  • of our vices, [616].
  • who ascended Fame's, [655].
  • young ambition's, [111].
• Ladies,
  • a lion among, [58].
  • be but young and fair, [68].
  • fond of the company of, [376].
  • good night sweet, [142].
  • intellectual, lords of, [555].
  • make nets and not cages, [291].
  • over offended, [297].
  • sigh no more, [51], [405].
  • whose eyes rain influence, [249].
• Ladies' love, unfit for, [272].
• Lads and lassies in their best, [683].
• Lady
  • Disdain are you yet living, [50].
  • doth protest too much, [138].
  • faint heart ne'er won fair, [789].
  • Fortune, railed on, [68].
  • garmented in light, [567].
  • he 's dead and gone, [405].
  • here come the, [107].
  • is in the case, when a, [349].
  • married to the Moor, [477].
  • of the Mere, [472].
  • protests too much, [138].
  • so richly clad, [499].
  • sweet arise, [159].
  • weep no more, [405].
  • who lent his, to his friend, [559].
• Lady's fan, brain him with his, [84].
• Ladyship, humorous, [79].
• Lady-smocks all silver white, [56].
• Lags the veteran, superfluous, [365].
• Laid
  • low in my grave, [78].
  • on with a trowel, [66].
• Lair, rouse the lion from his, [495].
• Lake,
  • pilot of the Galilean, [247].
  • or moorish fen, [244].
  • silver, on thy fair bosom, [677].
  • swan on still St. Mary's, [474].
  • where drooped the willow, [596].
• Lamb,
  • go to bed with the, [454].
  • God tempers the wind to the shorn, [379].
  • one dead, is there, [615].
  • skin of an innocent, [94].
  • the frolic and the gentle, [486].
  • to the slaughter, as a, [834].
  • Una with her milk-white, [477].
  • wolf dwell with the, [833].
• Lambs, such protection as vultures give to, [442].
• Lambe them lads, [495].
• Lame
  • and impotent conclusion, [151].
  • feet was I to the, [817].
  • man, living with a, [729].
• Lamely and unfashionable, [95].
• Lament for Madam Blaize, [400].
• Lamp,
  • arguments smelt of the, [728].
  • ere Homer's, appeared, [414].
  • holds out to burn, [303].
  • no, so cheering, [522].
  • of experience, [429].
  • that lighted the traveller, [522].
  • ungirt loin and the unlit, [646].
  • unto my feet, [823].
• Lamps,
  • heaven's distant, [615].
  • in a green night, golden, [262].
  • in sepulchral urns, [415].
  • shone o'er fair women, [542].
• Lancaster, time-honoured, [80].
• Land,
  • be of good cheer I see, [763].
  • beside, no, [78].
  • bowels of the, [97].
  • darkness of the, [633].
  • deal damnation round the, [334].
  • fight for such a, [489].
  • flowing with milk, [813].
  • French have the empire of the land, [577].
  • from out of foreign, [261].
  • ill fares the, [396].
  • into the silent, [805].
  • light that never was on sea or, [475].
  • madden round the, [326].
  • my native, good night, [540].
  • my own my native, [488].
  • [[996]]ocean leans against the, [395].
  • o'er all the pleasant, [569].
  • of bondage, out of the, [493].
  • of brown heath, [489].
  • of Calvin and oat-cakes, [459].
  • of darkness, [816].
  • of drowsyhed it was, [357].
  • of liberty, sweet, [619].
  • of lost gods and godlike men, [541].
  • of palm and southern pine, [628].
  • of palm, of orange blossom, [628].
  • of pure delight, [303].
  • of scholars nurse of arms, [395].
  • of the cypress and myrtle, [549].
  • of the free, [516], [517].
  • of the leal, in the, [458].
  • of the living, [817].
  • of the mountain, [489].
  • of the pilgrims' pride, [619].
  • or water, travel by, [293].
  • plenty o'er a smiling, [385].
  • rare bird in the, [770].
  • rent with civil feuds, [533].
  • set out to plant a wood, [289].
  • shakes the turrets of the, [636].
  • speed and post o'er, [252].
  • stranger in a strange, [813].
  • sung through every, [302].
  • sunshine to the sunless, [486].
  • they love their, [563].
  • this delightful, [233].
  • to fight for such a, [489].
  • violet of his native, [632].
  • what heaven hath done for this, [540].
  • where my fathers died, [619].
  • where sorrow is unknown, [417].
  • where the lemon-trees bloom, [803].
• Lands
  • forlorn, in faery, [575].
  • less happier, [81].
  • lord of himself though not of, [174].
  • roamed o'er many, [582].
• Landing on some silent shore, [295].
• Landlady
  • and Tam, [451].
  • grew gracious, the, [451].
• Landlord's laugh, the, [451].
• Landmark, ancient, [828].
• Land-rats and water-rats, [61].
• Land-thieves and water-thieves, [61].
• Landscape,
  • darkened, [227].
  • love is like a, [181].
  • tire the view, [358].
• Landsmen, list ye, all, [672].
• Lane
  • of beams athwart the sea, [625].
  • straight down the crooked, [584].
• Language,
  • Chatham's, [419].
  • is plain, my, [669].
  • nature speaks a various, [572].
  • nature's end of, [310].
  • no, but a cry, [632].
  • O that those lips had, [423].
  • of the nation, don't confound the, [462].
  • quaint and olden, [613].
  • under the tropic is our, spoke, [220].
• Languages,
  • have been at a feast of, [56].
  • especially the dead, [556].
• Languor smile, make, [328].
• Lank and brown, thou art, [498].
• Lap,
  • drop into thy mother's, [239].
  • in my mother's, [240].
  • it in Elysium, [244].
  • low in glory's, they lie, [496].
  • me in delight, [564].
  • me in soft Lydian airs, [249].
  • of earth, his head upon the, [386].
  • of legends old, asleep in, [575].
  • of May, chills the, [394].
  • of Thetis, sun in the, [213].
  • the lot is cast, into the, [827].
• Lapidary inscriptions, [372].
• Lapland night, lovely as a, [475].
• Lapse of murmuring streams, [237].
• Lapsing waves on quiet shores, [619].
• Larch has hung his tassels, [571].
• Lards the lean earth as he walks, [84].
• Large
  • elements in order brought, [634].
  • so rudely and so, [2].
  • was his bounty, [386].
• Large-brained woman, [621].
• Large-hearted man, [621].
• Lark
  • at heaven's gate sings, [159].
  • no, more blithe than he, [427].
  • rise with the, [33], [454].
• Larks,
  • to catch, [771].
  • when the skie falth, catch, [11].
• Lascivious pleasing of a lute, [95].
• Lash
  • the rascals naked, [155].
  • the sounding shore, [324].
• Lashes, teary round the, [659].
• Lass,
  • drink to the, [442].
  • is good and a glass is good, [673].
  • penniless, wi' a lang pedigree, [458].
• Lasses, then she made the, [446].
• Last,
  • after, returns the First, [650].
  • although the, not least, [146].
  • at his cross, [676].
  • best gift, heaven's, [235].
  • brightening to the, [396].
  • comes at the, [82].
  • drop in the well, [553].
  • each day a critic on the, [325].
  • embrace, take your, [109].
  • eyes look your, [109].
  • first and the, [849].
  • in fight first in banquets, [337].
  • in the train of night, [235].
  • is best, he that comes, [185].
  • legs, on his, [172].
  • link is broken, [682].
  • long sleep, [438].
  • love thyself, [100].
  • not least in love, [113].
  • of all the Romans fare thee well, [115].
  • of earth, this is the, [459].
  • out a night in Russia, [47].
  • pleased to the, [315].
  • reader reads no more, [636].
  • rose of summer, [521].
  • scene of all, [69].
  • sex to the, [273].
  • still loveliest, [545].
  • syllable of recorded time, [125].
  • taste of sweets is sweetest, [81].
  • the daintiest, [80].
  • 't is his at, who says it best, [660].
  • to lay the old aside, [324].
  • [[997]]words Narcissa spoke, [321].
  • words of Marmion, [490].
• Lasting
  • rest, to their, [80].
  • sweet not, [129].
• Late,
  • better, than never, [13], [284], [713].
  • choosing and beginning, [238].
  • into the night, so, [553].
  • known too, [105].
  • nothing must be done too, [720].
  • too, I stayed, [464].
  • too, who goes too fast, [712].
• Lated traveller, now spurs the, [121].
• Lately bathed, having, [86].
• Later
  • star of dawn, [485].
  • times are more aged, [169].
• Latin
  • and Greek, speaks, [210].
  • names, all their botany, [599].
  • or in Greek, must come in, [220].
  • small, and less Greek, [179].
  • soft bastard, [554].
  • was no more difficile, [210].
• Latter
  • end of a fray, [19], [87].
  • former times shake hands with, [212].
• Laud than gilt o'er-dusted, [102].
• L'audace encore de l'audace, [28].
• Lauded in song, many once, [754].
• Laudem virtutis, [3].
• Laugh
  • a siege to scorn, [125].
  • an atheist's, [448].
  • and be fat, [670].
  • at any mortal thing, [558].
  • for hope I, [655].
  • in bed we, [794].
  • make the unskilful, [137].
  • not granted man to, [718].
  • of the vacant mind, [396].
  • proper to the man to, [770].
  • sans intermission, [68].
  • that I may not weep, [558].
  • that win, they, [155].
  • the children, [637].
  • thee to scorn, [837].
  • to make the weeper, [163].
  • to scorn, [71].
  • was ready chorus, the landlord's, [451].
  • where we must, [315].
  • who but must, [327].
  • world's dread, [356].
• Laughable, swear the jest be, [59].
• Laughed
  • and danced, [676].
  • consumedly, [395].
  • full well they, [397].
  • his word to scorn, [415].
• Laugher weep, to make the, [163].
• Laughing
  • devil in his sneer, [551].
  • quaffing and unthinking, [272].
  • soil, paint the, [535].
  • wild amid severest woe, [381].
  • you hear that boy, [637].
• Laughing-stock, yourself a, [790].
• Laughs
  • at lovers' perjury, [106], [272].
  • fair, the morn, [383].
  • louder than the giant, [637].
  • with a harvest, earth, [597].
• Laughter
  • for a month, [84].
  • for all time, [620].
  • holding both his sides, [248].
  • mirth and, [557].
  • of a fool, [830].
  • shakes the skies, [337].
• Laura lay, grave where, [26].
• Laurel
  • and myrtle, groves are of, [803].
  • bough, Apollo's, [41].
  • greener from the brows, [623].
• Lavinia, she is, [104].
• Law
  • and the prophets, [839].
  • and to the testimony, [833].
  • as adversaries do in, [72].
  • but is this, [143].
  • Cantilena of the, [527].
  • crowner's quest, [143].
  • eleven points in the, [296].
  • ends where tyranny begins, [364].
  • fulfilling of the, [845].
  • good opinion of the, [440].
  • higher than the constitution, [595].
  • ignorance of the, [195].
  • in calmness made, keeps the, [476].
  • is a sort of hocus-pocus, [350].
  • is good, the, [847].
  • is nothing else but reason, [24].
  • is open, the, [843].
  • is perfection of reason, [24].
  • it has honoured us, the, [532].
  • last result of human wisdom, [375].
  • law hath not been dead, the, [48].
  • lawless science of our, [627].
  • measure for, [194].
  • murder by the, [311].
  • nature's kindly, [318].
  • necessity has no, [773].
  • not to be heard in war, [725].
  • nothing is, that is not reason, [278].
  • of beauty and utility, [644].
  • of kindness, [829].
  • of life, progress is the, [643].
  • of the Medes and Persians, [835].
  • offends no, [36].
  • old father antic the, [82].
  • one element one God one, [634].
  • one principle of Being and one, [754].
  • possession the strongest tenure of the, [692].
  • preserves the earth a sphere, [456].
  • reason is the life of the, [24].
  • rich men rule the, [395].
  • rigorous, is rigorous injustice, [704].
  • seat of, is the bosom of God, [31].
  • seven hours to, [438].
  • sovereign, sits empress, [438].
  • the, is good, [847].
  • the ultimate angels', [650].
  • these nice sharp quillets of the, [93].
  • thought of the people shall be, [283].
  • truly kept the, [255].
  • unchanging, of God, [639].
  • we have a measure for, [194].
  • wedded love mysterious, [234].
  • what plea so tainted in, [63].
  • which moulds a tear, [456].
  • who to himself is, [36].
  • windy side of the, [76].
  • world's, is not thy friend, [108].
  • written and unwritten, [760].
• Laws
  • and learning, [680].
  • are with us, the, [506].
  • [[998]]better none than too many, [779].
  • breathing household, [472].
  • curse on all, [333].
  • facts and the, judges of the, [671].
  • for the blood, [61].
  • gives his little senate, [327], [336].
  • grind the poor, [395].
  • impartial, [313].
  • like cobwebs, [757].
  • love knoweth no, [32].
  • may give us new, [200].
  • nature's, lay hid in night, [330].
  • new lords give us new, [200].
  • of a nation, [281].
  • of behaviour, the, [602].
  • of conscience, [774].
  • of nature, [434].
  • of servitude began, [275].
  • or kings can cause or cure, [367].
  • repeal of bad, [664].
  • true friendship's, [346].
• Law's
  • delay, the, [135].
  • grave study, [24].
• Lawful for me to do what I will with mine own, [840].
• Lawn,
  • rivulets hurrying through the, [630].
  • saint in, [320].
  • sprinkled the dewy, [338].
  • sun upon the upland, [386].
  • with rosy lustre, [342].
• Lawns, happy fair with orchard, [629].
• Lawyer,
  • the skull of a, [143].
  • without literature a mechanic, [493].
• Lawyers
  • are met, the, [348].
  • Cantilena of, [527].
  • wrangling, [186].
• Lawrie, but all sang Annie, [666].
• Lax in their gaiters, [510].
• Lay,
  • go forth my simple, [437].
  • her in the earth, [144].
  • his weary bones among ye, [100].
  • like a warrior, [563].
  • Llewellyn's, [383].
  • me down to sleep, now I, [687].
  • no wagers, [398].
  • not that flattering unction, [141].
  • on Macduff, [126].
  • on that day, as she, [453].
  • your golden cushion down, [677].
• Lays, delight by heavenly, [477].
• Le véritable Amphitryon, [277].
• Lea,
  • standing on this pleasant, [476].
  • the sun has left the, [494].
  • winds slowly o'er the, [384].
• Lead me whither thou wilt, [745].
• Leadeth me beside the still waters, [819].
• Leading, men of light and, [410].
• Leads to bewilder, [428].
• Leaf,
  • all do fade as a, [835].
  • also shall not wither, [819].
  • falls with the, [184].
  • impearls on every, and flower, [235].
  • is lost, not a beam or, [544].
  • is on the tree, the, [611].
  • my days are in the yellow, [555].
  • of pity writ, [109].
  • perished in the green, [633].
  • right as an aspen, [5].
  • sere the yellow, [124].
  • shall not wither, his, [818].
  • turn over a new, [174], [182].
  • upon the stream, vain as the, [491].
  • was darkish and had prickles, [245].
• Leafless desert of the mind, [549].
• Leafy month of June, [499].
• Leal, in the land o' the, [458].
• Lean
  • and hungry look, [111].
  • and low ability, [77].
  • and slippered pantaloon, [69].
  • books, lard their, [185].
  • earth, lards the, [84].
  • fellow beats all conquerors, [181].
• Leaned to virtue's side, [396].
• Lean-faced villain, hungry, [50].
• Leap
  • into the dark, [770].
  • into this angry flood, [110].
  • look before you, [9], [214].
  • to pluck bright honour, [84].
• Leaps the live thunder, [544].
• Leapt to life a god, [564].
• Learn
  • and inwardly digest, [850].
  • craft so long to, [6].
  • gladly would he, [2].
  • late than never, better, [713].
  • live and, [790].
  • not so old but she may, [64].
  • of the little nautilus, [318].
  • to labour and to wait, [612].
  • to read slow, [265].
  • what is necessary for boys to, [760].
• Learned
  • and all drunk, [420].
  • and authentic fellows, [73].
  • and conned by rote, [115].
  • and fair and good as she, [179].
  • and wise, Babylon, [483].
  • Chaucer, [179].
  • doctors' spite, [564].
  • dust, much, [419].
  • length, words of, [397].
  • lumber in his head, [325].
  • reflect on what they knew, [325].
  • roast an egg, the, [330].
  • smile, make the, [324].
  • sock, Jonson's, [249].
  • to dance, who have, [324].
• Learning,
  • become mad out of too much, [193].
  • branches of, [62].
  • breast where, lies, [336].
  • cast into the mire, [410].
  • dote on scraps of, [310].
  • find time to be, [749].
  • fraught with all, [399].
  • has its value, [797].
  • hath gained most by those books which printers have lost, [222].
  • in the freshness of its youth, [695].
  • is but an adjunct to ourself, [55].
  • is it a time to be, [761].
  • laws and, die, [680].
  • little, is a dangerous thing, [323].
  • love he bore to, [397].
  • men of polite, [284].
  • no man wiser for his, [195].
  • progeny of, [440].
  • somewhat good, [749].
  • [[999]]study of, [254].
  • to misquote, just enough, [539].
  • weight of, [634].
  • whence is thy, [348].
  • wiser grow without books, [422].
• Least
  • alone in solitude, [544].
  • although the last not, [146].
  • of two evils, [7].
  • though last not, [113].
• Leather,
  • feet through faithless, [311].
  • or prunello, [319].
  • Spanish or neat's, [213].
  • trod upon neat's, [110].
• Leave
  • all meaner things, [314].
  • her to heaven, [132].
  • my character behind me, [442].
  • no stone unturned, [809].
  • not a rack behind, [43].
  • often took, [288].
  • thee, must I thus, [239].
  • to speak, losers must have, [297].
  • what with his toil he won, [267].
• Leaven,
  • a little, leaveneth, [846].
  • earth's bitter, [473].
• Leaves
  • and roses, month of, [653].
  • do cover with, [181].
  • do fall, falls as the, [184].
  • do hang, when yellow, [162].
  • ending on the rustling, [250].
  • from the book of life, [617].
  • getteth short of, [585].
  • have their time to fall, [570].
  • low stir of, [619].
  • no man has aught of what he, [145].
  • of destiny, in shady, [258].
  • of hopes, puts forth the tender, [99].
  • of memory, the, [615].
  • of the judgment book, [666].
  • on trees, like, [338].
  • shatter your, [246].
  • spread his sweet, to the air, [104].
  • thick as autumnal, [224], [337].
  • words are like, [323].
• Leaving
  • no tract behind, [109].
  • nothing in his life became him like the, it, [117].
• Lebanon, like a cedar in, [822].
• Led by my hand, [332].
• Leda, a swan to enjoy, [32].
• Leer, assent with civil, [327].
• Lees, the mere, is left, [120].
• Left
  • a name behind them, [837].
  • an aching void, [422].
  • blooming alone, [521].
  • free the human will, [334].
  • hand know, let not thy, [838].
  • to be finished by such as she, [78].
  • undone those things, [850].
  • what we, we lost, [802].
• Leg,
  • can honour set to a, [87].
  • every goose can stand on one, [738].
• Legs,
  • biggest rascal on two, [748].
  • in rhyme, making, [387].
  • march wide betwixt the, [87].
  • of time, break the, [635].
  • on his last, [172].
  • three Frenchmen on one pair of English, [91].
  • walk under his huge, [110].
• Legacy, no, so rich as honesty, [73].
• Legend, the city's ancient, [626].
• Legends old, lap of, [575].
• Legion, my name is, [841].
• Leisure,
  • forbid I should be at, [731].
  • never less at, [75].
  • repent at, [295].
  • retired, [249].
  • to contrive, [407].
  • to die, so much, [735].
  • wooed in haste to wed at, [72].
• Leke, mouses wit not worth a, [4].
• Lemon,
  • in the squeezing of a, [401].
  • twelve miles from a, [460].
• Lemonade, black eyes and, [519].
• Lemon-trees bloom, where the, [803].
• Lend
  • a hand, [681].
  • lend your wings, [335].
  • me your ears, [113].
  • or to spend or to give, [279].
  • you something out of my lean and low ability, [77].
• Lender,
  • borrower is servant to the, [828].
  • nor borrower be, [130].
• Lendeth unto the Lord, [827].
• Length,
  • drags its slow, [324].
  • folly's at full, [312].
  • words of learned, [397].
• Lengthened sage advices, [451].
• Lengthening
  • chain, [394].
  • shadows, the, [268].
• Leopard
  • change his spots, [835].
  • lie down with the kid, [833].
• Less
  • alone, I was never, [431].
  • alone than when alone, never, [455].
  • beautifully, [287].
  • happier lands, [81].
  • of earth in them than heaven, [491].
  • of harmes two, the, [5].
  • of two evils, [7].
  • rather than be, [226].
  • than a span, [170].
  • than archangel ruined, [225].
  • than kind, more than kin, [127].
• Lessened by another's anguish, [104].
• Lesson,
  • Caution's, scorning, [447].
  • still harder, [425].
  • this, seems to carry, [417].
  • time has taught us a, [723].
  • to the head, heart give a, [422].
• Lessons, time teaches many, [695].
• Let
  • dearly or let alone, [204].
  • down the curtain, [770].
  • for life or years, [204].
  • head to be, unfurnished, [210].
  • her down the wind, [153].
  • him go abroad, [372].
  • him go to the devil, don't, [372].
  • him now speak, [850].
  • him that thinketh, [845].
  • in the foe, [242].
  • it be let it pass, [808].
  • knowledge grow, [631].
  • me hide myself in thee, [432].
  • Newton be, God said, [330].
  • no guilty man escape, [664].
  • no such man be trusted, [66].
  • [[1000]]not the heavens hear, [97].
  • not your heart be troubled, [843].
  • others hail the rising sun, [387].
  • the end try the man, [89].
  • the toast pass, [442].
  • the world slide, [9], [72], [198].
  • there be light, [812].
  • there be no strife, [812].
  • those love now, [306].
  • thy words be few, [830].
  • us all to meditation, [94].
  • us be merry, [199].
  • us call thee devil, [152].
  • us consider the reason, [278].
  • us do or die, [183], [450].
  • us eat and drink, [833].
  • us have peace, [664].
  • us sit upon the ground, [82].
  • us talk of graves of worms, [82].
  • us worship God he says, [447].
  • who will be clever, [664].
  • your loins be girded, [842].
• Lets
  • in new light through chinks, [221].
  • me, I 'll make a ghost of him that, [131].
• Lethe wharf, fat weed on, [131].
• Letter,
  • preferment goes by, [149].
  • the, killeth, [846].
• Letters
  • Cadmus gave, the, [558].
  • heaven first taught, [333].
  • man of, [591].
  • man of the world among men of, [591].
  • republic of, [364].
• Letting I dare not, [118].
• Level
  • at, his eye doth, [161].
  • so sways she, [75].
• Levellers wish to level down, [370].
• Lever
  • han at his beddes hed, [1].
  • of all things, mind is the, [530].
• Leviathan, canst thou draw out, [818].
• Levy, malice domestic foreign, [121].
• Lewd fellows of the baser sort, [843].
• Lexicography, lost in, [368].
• Lexicon of youth, in the, [606].
• Lexington and Bunker Hill, there is, [532].
• Liar,
  • doubt truth to be a, [133].
  • of the first magnitude, [294].
• Liars,
  • all men are, [823].
  • ought to have good memories, [264], [721], [774].
• Libanus, like a cedar in, [822].
• Liberal
  • education, men of, [284].
  • of good natural parts and of a, [786].
  • soul shall be made fat, [826].
  • to love her was a, [297].
• Libertas et natale solum, [290].
• Liberties, people never give up, [411].
• Libertine,
  • puffed and reckless, [129].
  • the air a chartered, [91].
• Liberty
  • and glory of his country, [529].
  • and union now and forever, [533].
  • angels alone enjoy such, [260].
  • cradle of American, [534].
  • crimes in the name of, [804].
  • crust of bread and, [328].
  • enjoy delight with, [30].
  • essential, [359].
  • eternal vigilance is the price of, [849].
  • exists in wholesome restraint, [531].
  • fountain of human, [530].
  • God gave us at the same time, [434].
  • hour of virtuous, [298].
  • I must have withal, [68].
  • is in every blow, [450].
  • mountain nymph sweet, [248].
  • my spirit felt thee, [501].
  • one of the most valuable blessings, [792].
  • or death, give me, [430].
  • price of, [855].
  • principles of human, [530].
  • spirit of, [408].
  • sweet land of, [619].
  • to that only which is good, [670].
  • tree of, [804].
  • when they cry, [252].
• Liberty's
  • tree, garden of, [516].
  • unclouded blaze, [564].
  • war, first touch of, [525].
• Library,
  • books from mine own, [42].
  • circulating, [440].
  • turn over half a, [372].
  • was dukedom large enough, [42].
• Libyan fable, in a, [696].
• License they mean, [252].
• Lick
  • absurd pomp, [137].
  • the dust, enemies shall, [821].
• Licks
  • the dust, pride that, [328].
  • the hand just raised, [315].
• Lid, hang upon his penthouse, [116].
• Lids,
  • drops his blue-fringed, [501].
  • of Juno's eyes, [77].
• Lie,
  • children and fools cannot, [15].
  • direct, the, [72].
  • give the world the, [25].
  • lightly, gentle earth, [197].
  • most civil sort of, [567].
  • much makes life itself a, [554].
  • never lives to be old, [697].
  • never tell a, [757].
  • nothing can need a, [205].
  • spit in my face if I tell a, [84].
  • still and slumber, [302].
  • ten nights awake, [51].
  • to credit his own, [42].
  • under a mistake, you, [292], [567].
  • was dead and damned, the, [645].
  • was thy dream a shadowy, [654].
  • what is a, after all, [560].
  • which is all a, [628].
  • which is half a truth, [628].
  • with circumstance, [72].
  • with me, who loves to, [67].
• Lies,
  • devil author of, [193].
  • down to pleasant dreams, [572].
  • in his bed, [79].
  • like a hedgehog, [584].
  • like truth, fiend that, [125].
  • some books are, [446].
  • to hide it makes it two, [301].
  • what is gained by telling, [761].
• Lief not be as live to be, [110].
• Liege of all loiterers, [55].
• Life
  • a galling load, [448].
  • a little gleam of time, [580].
  • [[1001]]above, there is a, [497].
  • all labour be, why should, [624].
  • all other passions fly, with, [508].
  • and death, no difference between, [757].
  • and liberty, God gave us, [434].
  • and light, form of, [549].
  • anything for a quiet, [852].
  • as I have seen it in his, [129].
  • as though to breathe were, [625].
  • at a pin's fee, do not set my, [131].
  • bane and antidote, death and, [299].
  • be that which men call death, [699].
  • beyond life, [254].
  • blandishments of, [671].
  • blessed one's, with true believing, [641].
  • book of human, [617].
  • bread is the staff of, [283], [291].
  • brought dead bodies into, [604].
  • calamity of so long, [135].
  • can charm no more, till, [390].
  • can little more supply, [314].
  • cannot tell what other men think of this, [110].
  • careless of the single, [632].
  • care 's an enemy to, [74].
  • characters from high, [320].
  • charmed, I bear, [126].
  • common walk of virtuous, [307].
  • condemned to part with, [398].
  • confined to the space of a day, [736].
  • creeping where no, is seen, [652].
  • crowded hour of glorious, [493].
  • crown of, receive the, [848].
  • daily beauty in his, [156].
  • dear to me as light and, [450].
  • death and, bane and antidote, [299].
  • death in the midst of, [851].
  • death of each day's, [120].
  • death what men call, [766].
  • deeds which make up, [644].
  • dignity in every act of, [752].
  • distasteful, have you found your, [651].
  • does smack sweet, my, [651].
  • dost thou love, [360].
  • dreary intercourse of daily, [468].
  • earliest shock in one's, [609].
  • elysian, suburb of the, [615].
  • every lovely organ of her, [53].
  • everything advantageous to, [43].
  • exempt from public haunt, [67].
  • fatigued with, [513].
  • fed by the bounty of earth, [597].
  • flows gently on, [749].
  • friend to my, [326].
  • from death to, [40].
  • from high, [320].
  • from the dregs of, [276].
  • fury slits the thin-spun, [247].
  • give for his, all he hath, [816].
  • God who gave us, [434].
  • good man's, best portion of, [467].
  • hand in hand through, [362].
  • harp of, love took up the, [625].
  • has passed but roughly, [423].
  • hath quicksands and snares, [614].
  • he passes from, [561].
  • his, I 'm sure was in the right, [260].
  • hour of glorious, [493].
  • how good is man's, [647].
  • how pleasant is thy morning, [447].
  • I love a ballad in print o', [78].
  • idea of her, shall sweetly creep, [53].
  • in every limb, feels its, [466].
  • in short measures, [180].
  • in so long tendance spend, [30].
  • in that state of, [850].
  • in the midst of, [851].
  • intense, concentrated in a, [544].
  • into each, some rain, [613].
  • is a battle, [750].
  • is a bubble, whose, [201].
  • is a jest and all things show it, [350].
  • is a short summer, [366].
  • is all a cheat, [276].
  • is at the greatest when all is done, [266].
  • is but a means unto an end, [654].
  • is but a span, our, [687].
  • is but a walking shadow, [125].
  • is but an empty dream, [612].
  • is in decrease, [309].
  • is in the right, whose, [318].
  • is like a winter's day, [263].
  • is like the summer rose, [677].
  • is love, all that, [497].
  • is made of the stuff, [360].
  • is of a mingled yarn, [74].
  • is one demd horrid grind, [652].
  • is real life is earnest, [612].
  • is rounded with a sleep, [43].
  • is short and the art long, [700].
  • is sweet, [661].
  • is this, really death, [766].
  • is thorny and youth is vain, [500].
  • is what our thoughts make it, [751].
  • itself a lie, much makes, [554].
  • lay down his, for his friends, [843].
  • leaves from the book of, [617].
  • let us cherish, [805].
  • lies before us in daily, [237].
  • like a dome, [565].
  • like a thing of, [550].
  • like following, [320].
  • little needed to make a happy, [754].
  • loathed worldly, [49].
  • love of, increased with years, [432].
  • luxuries of, [637].
  • man's, lies within this present, [750].
  • many-coloured, [366].
  • map of busy, [420].
  • marble softened into, [329].
  • may you live all the days of your, [293].
  • measure of a man's, [736].
  • measured by deeds not years, [443].
  • moving-delicate and full of, [53].
  • my joy my, [784].
  • my way of, [124].
  • nobody loves, like an old man, [697].
  • nor love thy, nor hate, [240].
  • not a thing of consequence, [753].
  • not bought with gold, [339].
  • not numbered by years, [784].
  • nothing half so sweet in, [521].
  • nothing in his, became him, [117].
  • O death in, [630].
  • of a man a poem of its sort, [578].
  • of a man faithfully recorded, [578].
  • [[1002]]of care, weep away the, [566].
  • of danger and hardship, [537].
  • of joy, renews the, [577].
  • of man brutish and short, [200].
  • of man but a point of time, [729].
  • of man less than a span, [170].
  • of mortal breath, [615].
  • of poor Jack, watch for the, [436].
  • of the building, stole thence the, [120].
  • of the husbandman, [597].
  • of the law, reason is the, [24].
  • on any chance, set my, [121].
  • on the ocean wave, [679].
  • not the whole of, to live, [496].
  • outlive his, half a year, [138].
  • passing on the prisoner's, [47].
  • perfected by death, [620].
  • piercing the depths of, [542].
  • presiding angel o'er his, [455].
  • protracted is protracted woe, [365].
  • pulse of, stood still, [306].
  • pursue, not for nothing that we, [276].
  • questioned me the story of my, [150].
  • rainbow to the storms of, [550].
  • sacred burden is this, [641].
  • seasoned, of man, [254].
  • seemed formed of sunny years, [679].
  • seemed one pure delight, [587].
  • sequestered vale of, [385], [425].
  • set gray, [625].
  • set upon a cast, [98].
  • she was his, [553].
  • short art is long, [803].
  • short therefore is man's, [750].
  • so dear or peace so sweet, [430].
  • so his, has flowed, [577].
  • so softly death succeeded, [270].
  • spent worthily, [443].
  • spirit giveth, [846].
  • staff of my, [786].
  • struggling for, [370].
  • sunset of the, [514].
  • sweat under a weary, [136].
  • sweet civilities of, [273].
  • sweetener of, [354].
  • take no thought for your, [838].
  • taste lifts him into, [421].
  • tedious as a twice-told tale, [79].
  • that dares send a challenge, [258].
  • that, is long, [309].
  • that lies before us, [651].
  • that man liveth, [749].
  • the race is a, [608].
  • this house to be let for, [204].
  • thou art a galling load, [448].
  • thread of, wove with pain, [343].
  • 't is all a cheat, [276].
  • to come, expatiates in a, [315].
  • to come, we 'ld jump the, [118].
  • to lead a tranquil, [752].
  • to live not the whole of, [496].
  • took a man's, with him, [579].
  • tree of, the middle tree, [232].
  • trifles make, [311].
  • unbought grace of, [410].
  • unspotted, is old age, [836].
  • useful, progressive virtue, [355].
  • vanities of, forego, [492].
  • variety 's the spice of, [419].
  • victorious o'er all the ills of, [451].
  • vital warmth that feeds my, [280].
  • voyage of their, [115].
  • was beauty, dreamed that, [654].
  • was duty, found that, [654].
  • was gentle, [115].
  • was in the right, I am sure, [260].
  • waste not the remnant of thy, [750].
  • wave of, kept heaving, [583].
  • web of our, is of mingled yarn, [74].
  • were in 't, stir as, [125].
  • we 've been long together, [433].
  • wheels of weary, [276].
  • when Jove gave us, [339].
  • which others pay, [339].
  • while there 's, there 's hope, [349], [705].
  • wine of, is drawn, [120].
  • you take my, [65].
  • your arms enfold, so dear a, [629].
• Life's
  • battle, who in, [805].
  • blessings, two greatest of, [713].
  • business being the terrible choice, [651].
  • common way, [472].
  • dark road through, [564].
  • dull round, travelled, [379].
  • enchanted cup, [542].
  • fading space, [262].
  • feast, chief nourisher in, [120].
  • fitful fever, [121].
  • great end which answers, [309].
  • means, ravin up thine own, [120].
  • morning march, [515].
  • poor play is o'er, [318].
  • rough sea, [37].
  • small things, [661].
  • star, our, [477].
  • tale makes up, [502].
  • tremulous ocean, [528].
  • uncertain voyage, [109].
  • vast ocean we sail on, [317].
  • worst ills, ill cure for, [594].
  • young day, love of, [580].
• Life-blood
  • of a master-spirit, [254].
  • of our enterprise, [86].
• Life-inclining stars, [38].
• Lift
  • her with care, [586].
  • it bear it solemnly, [641].
  • it up fatherly, I cannot, [657].
  • slight gives the greatest, [172].
• Lifts him into life, [421].
• Light,
  • a foot so, [107].
  • and calm thoughts, [502].
  • and choice of Attic taste, [252].
  • and leading, men of, [410].
  • and life, dear to me as, [450].
  • as air, trifles, [154].
  • as if they feared the, [256].
  • blasted with excess of, [382].
  • burning and a shining, [843].
  • by her own radiant, [244].
  • children of, [842].
  • common as, is love, [566].
  • darkness from, [650].
  • darkness visible, no, [223].
  • dear as the, [383].
  • dies before thy uncreating word, [332].
  • dim religious, [250].
  • [[1003]]dry, [722].
  • fantastic toe, [248].
  • feasting presence full of, [109].
  • for after times, [507].
  • form of life and, [549].
  • from grave to, [273], [799].
  • from heaven, [447], [549].
  • gains make heavy purses, [37].
  • gleaming tapers, [399].
  • glides in, [577].
  • hail holy, [230].
  • halls of dazzling, [678].
  • hate the day it lendeth, [30].
  • have neither heat nor, [180].
  • Hebrew knelt in the dying, [589].
  • his sleep was aery, [234].
  • in heaven's own, [496].
  • in liquid, [678].
  • is as the shining, [825].
  • is sweet, truly the, [831].
  • lady garmented in, [567].
  • let there be, [812].
  • lets in new, [221].
  • like a shaft of, [625].
  • mellowed to that tender, [551].
  • men of inward, [214].
  • merely to officiate, [237].
  • no, but darkness visible, [225].
  • of a dark eye in woman, [544].
  • of a pleasant eye, [653].
  • of a whole life, [669].
  • of common day, [478].
  • of day, rival in the, [482].
  • of heaven restore, [340].
  • of hope, leave the, [514].
  • of it, they made, [840].
  • of jurisprudence, gladsome, [24].
  • of light beguile, [54].
  • of love, [550].
  • of love, purple, [382].
  • of morn, golden, [584].
  • of other days, [523], [561].
  • of setting suns, [467].
  • of the body is the eye, [838].
  • of the heaven she 's gone to, [657].
  • of the Mæonian star, [325].
  • of the morning gild it, [529].
  • of the world, ye are the, [838].
  • of things, come forth into the, [466].
  • of thy countenance, [818], [851].
  • of truth, in the, [475].
  • out of hell leads up to, [227].
  • possessed with inward, [503].
  • presence full of, [109].
  • put out the, [156].
  • quivering aspen, [490].
  • relume, that thy, [156].
  • remnant of uneasy, [474].
  • restore, thy former, [156].
  • rule of streaming, [244].
  • scorns the eye of vulgar, [520].
  • seeking light, [54].
  • she fled in, away, [447].
  • silver, on tower and tree, [673].
  • sounds possessed with inward, [503].
  • sprinkled with rosy, [338].
  • stand in your own, [17].
  • streakings of the morning, [574].
  • such a dawn of, [563].
  • sweetness and, [291].
  • swift-winged arrows of, [416].
  • that led astray, [447].
  • that lies in woman's eyes, [522].
  • that never was on sea, [475].
  • that visits these sad eyes, [383].
  • the one true, [768].
  • the true, which lighteth, [842].
  • through chinks, lets in new, [221].
  • through yonder window, [105].
  • to counterfeit a gloom, [250].
  • to guide rod to check, [475].
  • truth and noonday, [654].
  • unbarred the gates of, [235].
  • unreflected, [594].
  • unto my path, [823].
  • unveiled her peerless, [233].
  • walk while ye have the, [843].
  • we seek it ere it come to, [424].
  • which beats upon a throne, [629].
  • which heaven sheds, [522].
  • which once he wore, [618].
  • will repay the wrongs of night, [203].
  • windows that exclude the, [386].
  • within his own breast, [244].
• Lights
  • are fled whose garlands dead, [523].
  • as vain as pleasures, [492].
  • earthly godfathers of heaven's, [54].
  • every room blazed with, [109].
  • let your, be burning, [842].
  • of mild philosophy, [297].
  • of the world, [414].
  • shifting fancies and celestial, [621].
  • that do mislead the morn, [49].
  • truth may bear all, [578].
  • without a name, [256].
• Lightens, ere one can say it, [106].
• Lighter than vanity, [265].
• Lighthouse looked lovely as hope, [528].
• Lightly
  • draws its breath, [466].
  • from fair to fair he flew, [489].
  • like a flower, [634].
  • turns to thoughts of love, [625].
• Lightning
  • and the gale, [635].
  • as quick as, [214].
  • defence against, [713].
  • does the will of God, as, [538].
  • done like, [178].
  • flash of the, [561].
  • in the collied night, brief as the, [57].
  • or in rain, in thunder, [115].
  • quick as, [214].
  • too like the, [106].
  • vanish like, [594].
• Lightnings
  • may flash, the, [666].
  • of his song, veiling the, [565].
• Like
  • as eggs, [77].
  • as one pease is to another, [33].
  • but oh how different, [476].
  • endure the, himself, [53].
  • following life, [320].
  • my father, no more, [128].
  • not look upon his, again, [128].
  • one who treads alone, [523].
  • to a little kingdom, [111].
  • will to like, [11].
• Liked it not, and died, [175].
• [[1004]]Likelihood, fellow of no, [86].
• Likeness of a kingly crown, [228].
• Likewise, go and do thou, [842].
• Lilies
  • of all kinds, [78].
  • of the field, consider the, [838].
  • roses and white, [685].
  • twisted braids of, [246].
• Lily,
  • a most unspotted, [101].
  • fresh, thou becomest thy bed, [159].
  • hand, waved her, [348].
  • how sweet the, grows, [535].
  • to paint the, [79].
• Lima, traveller from, [592].
• Limb,
  • feels its life in every, [466].
  • flowing, in pleasure drowns, [357].
  • vigour from the, [542].
• Limbs,
  • decent, composed, [335].
  • her gentle, did she undress, [499].
  • on those recreant, [79].
  • whose trembling, [433].
  • will quiver after the soul is gone, [375].
  • young in, [62].
• Limed soul, [139].
• Lime-twigs of his spells, [245].
• Limit
  • of becoming mirth, [55].
  • of the world, quiet, [625].
  • to the giant's strength, [572].
• Limits
  • of a vulgar fate, [382].
  • stony, cannot hold love out, [105].
• Limitless billows, swelling and, [503].
• Limns on water, [170].
• Line,
  • cancel half a, [768].
  • creep in one dull, [324].
  • fight it out on this, [664].
  • full resounding, [329].
  • harsh cadence of a rugged, [270].
  • in the very first, [399].
  • lives along the, [316].
  • longest kingly, [494].
  • Marlowe's mighty, [179].
  • marred the lofty, [489].
  • not one, to blot, [377].
  • stretch out to the crack of doom, [123].
  • too labours, the, [324].
  • upon line, [834].
  • we carved not a, [563].
• Lines
  • accords, soul unto the, [205].
  • desert of a thousand, [329].
  • in pleasant places, [818].
  • let a lord once own the, [324].
  • mottoes of the heart, [514].
  • reading between the, [803].
  • see two dull, [311].
  • where beauty lingers, [548].
  • where go the poet's, [636].
• Lineaments,
  • in my, they trace, [552].
  • of gospel-books, [23].
• Linen,
  • dirty, to wash, [800].
  • old, wash whitest, [181].
  • you 're wearing out, not, [585].
• Linger,
  • do not live but, [188].
  • sound which makes us, [548].
• Lingering
  • look behind, [385].
  • winter, chills the lap of May, [394].
• Lingers, lines where beauty, [548].
• Lining, silver, on the night, [243].
• L'injure se grave en métal, [100].
• Link,
  • last, is broken, [682].
  • silver, silken tie, [488].
• Links, pain to break its, [520].
• Linked
  • sweetness, [249].
  • with one virtue, [551].
• Linnets, pipe but as the, [632].
• Lion
  • among ladies, [58].
  • as a roaring, [849].
  • better than a dead, [831].
  • blood more stirs to rouse a, [84].
  • bold as a, [829].
  • breakfast on the lip of a, [91].
  • from his lair, rouse the, [495].
  • half appeared the tawny, [236].
  • heart and eagle eye, [392].
  • hungry, give a grievous roar, [388].
  • in his den, beard the, [490].
  • in the lobby roar, [352].
  • in the way, there is a, [828].
  • is in the streets, [828].
  • like a bear or, [158].
  • mated by the hind, [73].
  • not so fierce as painted, [206], [222].
  • pawing to get free, [236].
  • righteous are bold as a, [829].
  • wooes his brides as the, [392].
• Lions
  • growl and fight, [301].
  • talks familiarly of, [78].
• Lion's
  • hide, thou wear a, [79].
  • mane, dew-drop from the, [102].
  • nerve, the Nemean, [131].
  • skin will not reach, [734].
• Lip,
  • between the cup and the, [190].
  • contempt and anger of his, [76].
  • coral of his, admires, [200].
  • nectar on a, [442].
  • of a lion, eat breakfast on the, [91].
  • vermeil-tinctured, [246].
• Lips
  • are now forbid to speak, [581].
  • beauty's ensign crimson in thy, [109].
  • divine persuasion flows from his, [338].
  • drop gentle words, [692].
  • fevered, [577].
  • from speaking guile, [819].
  • had language, O that those, [423].
  • heart on her, [554].
  • here hung those, [144].
  • immortal blessing from her, [108].
  • in poverty to the very, [155].
  • let no dog bark when I ope my, [60].
  • man of unclean, [833].
  • no sign save whitening, [636].
  • of Julia, [201].
  • of those that are asleep, [832].
  • poisoned chalice to our, [118].
  • reproof on her, [582].
  • she dasht her on the, [38].
  • smile on her, [489].
  • smily round the, [659].
  • soft were those, [38].
  • soul through my, [623].
  • steal blessing from her, [108].
  • steeped to the, in misery, [614].
  • suck forth my soul, her, [41].
  • take those, away, [49].
  • talk of the, [826].
  • that are for others, [630].
  • that he has prest, [635].
  • that I have kissed, [144].
  • [[1005]]that were forsworn, [49].
  • to speak, causing the, [832].
  • tremble, see my, [333].
  • truth from his, prevailed, [397].
  • we are near, make love to the, [521].
  • we love, far from the, [521].
  • were four red roses on a stalk, [97].
  • were red and one was thin, [256].
  • whispering with white, [543].
• Liquid
  • dew of youth, [129].
  • fire, glass of, [457].
  • lapse of murmuring streams, [237].
  • light, sparkling and bright in, [678].
  • notes, [251].
• Liquors, hot and rebellious, [67].
• Lisped in numbers, [327].
• List
  • list O list, [131].
  • of friends, enter on my, [422].
  • ye landsmen all to me, [672].
• Listen
  • when she speaks, angels, [279].
  • where thou art sitting, [246].
  • with credulity, ye who, [367].
• Listens like a three years' child, [498].
• Listened to a lute, [589].
• Listening
  • ear of night, [640].
  • earth, nightly to the, [300].
  • mood, in, [490].
  • still they seemed to hear, [345].
• Listeth, wind bloweth where it, [842].
• Litel
  • gold in cofre, [1].
  • on the Bible, his studie was, [2].
• Literary
  • men are a perpetual priesthood, [577].
  • men, parole of, [374].
• Literature
  • consoles sorrow, [590].
  • failed in, and art, [609].
  • grazed the common of, [376].
  • on a little oatmeal, [460].
• Litigious terms, [253].
• Little
  • added to a little, [739].
  • and the great, between the, [424].
  • better than one of the wicked, [83].
  • boats should keep near shore, [360].
  • can a moment show, [486].
  • contented with, [451].
  • deeds of kindness, [642].
  • drops of water, [642].
  • earth for charity, [100].
  • employment, hand of, [143].
  • finger, more goodness in her, [293].
  • fire kindleth, [849].
  • folding of the hands, [825].
  • for the bottle, [436].
  • foxes that spoil the vines, [832].
  • gold in coffer, [1].
  • grave, my kingdom for a, [82].
  • hands were never made to tear each other's eyes, [302].
  • happy if I could say how much, [51].
  • have, and seek no more, [22].
  • here a, and there a little, [834].
  • his study on the bible was, [2].
  • in one's own pocket, [789].
  • is better than nothing, [710].
  • kingdom, like to a, [111].
  • knowest thou that hast not tried, [29].
  • lay up little upon a, [694].
  • learning dangerous, [323].
  • leaven leaveneth, [846].
  • love me, love me long, [16], [41], [202].
  • lower than the angels, [818].
  • man, there was a, [519].
  • man wants but, [308], [402].
  • month, a, [128].
  • more than a little is too much, [86].
  • more than kin, [127].
  • needed to make a happy life, [754].
  • of this great world can I speak, [150].
  • one become a thousand, [834].
  • one's chair, sits in my, [657].
  • one's cradle, lies in my, [657].
  • said is soonest mended, [200], [787].
  • shall I grace my cause, [150].
  • sleep a little slumber, [825].
  • soul let us try, [519].
  • talk too much and think too, [268].
  • things are great to little man, [394].
  • too wise never live long, [172].
  • valiant great in villany, [79].
  • we see in nature that is ours, [476].
  • wise the best of fools, [177].
• Live
  • all the days of your life, [293].
  • alone, why should we fear to, [569].
  • alway, I would not, [678], [816].
  • and learn, [790].
  • but linger, do not, [188].
  • by bread alone, man shall not, [838].
  • by bread only, man doth not, [813].
  • by one man's will, [31].
  • cleanly, leave sack and, [88].
  • dare to die bear to, [318].
  • disgraced, better not to live than, [697].
  • good men eat to, [738].
  • good world to, in, [279].
  • in brass, men's evil manners, [100].
  • in deeds not years, [654].
  • in hearts we leave behind, [516].
  • in peace, adieu, [334].
  • in pleasure when I live to thee, [359].
  • in snuff, rather than, [26].
  • it matters not how long you, [713].
  • means to, [43].
  • means whereby I, [65].
  • more virtue than doth, [178].
  • not in myself, I, [543].
  • one day asunder, [279].
  • or die sink or swim, [530].
  • past years again, none would, [276].
  • peaceably with all men, [844].
  • so may'st thou, [240].
  • so wise so young never, long, [97].
  • taught us how to, [313].
  • teach him how to, [425], [774].
  • thus let me, [334].
  • till I were married, [51].
  • till to-morrow, [423].
  • to be in awe of such a thing, [110].
  • to be the show and gaze, [126].
  • to eat, bad men, [738].
  • to fight another day, [216], [403].
  • to, is Christ, [847].
  • to please must please to live, [366].
  • true as I, [173].
  • unblemished let me, [333].
  • unseen unknown, let me, [334].
  • we must eat to, [363].
  • [[1006]]we never live but hope to, [799].
  • well what thou liv'st, [240].
  • while ye may happy pair, [233].
  • while you live, [359].
  • with me and be my love, [40].
  • with the gods, [753].
  • with thee and be thy love, [25].
  • with them less sweet, [521].
  • without thee I cannot, [569].
• Lives
  • a prayer, making their, [618].
  • all that, must die, [127].
  • along the line, [316].
  • and dies in single blessedness, [57].
  • and sacred honour, [434].
  • as he ought to do, [184].
  • buying men's, [493].
  • contentedly, [424].
  • had all his hairs been, [156].
  • how a man, [371].
  • join, oft a scar two, [648].
  • longer, competency, [60].
  • may last but never, [672].
  • most who thinks most, [654].
  • nine, like a cat, [16].
  • of great men all remind us, [612].
  • other heights in other, [645].
  • pleasant in their, [815].
  • sublime, make our, [612].
  • to build not boast, he, [354].
• Lived
  • and loved, I 've, [504].
  • and loved together, we have, [611].
  • in Settle's numbers, [331].
  • in the eye of nature, [468].
  • in the tide of times, [113].
  • to-day, I have, [273].
  • unknown, she, [469].
  • without him, tried to, [175].
• Livelier
  • iris, [625].
  • plaything, some, [318].
• Live-long day, [110].
• Lively
  • sense of future favours, [304].
  • to severe, grave to gay, [320].
• Liveried angels, a thousand, [245].
• Livers in content, with humble, [98].
• Livery
  • of heaven, stole the, [588].
  • of hell, the cunning, [48].
  • shadowed, of the burnished sun, [62].
  • twilight gray in her sober, [233].
• Living,
  • art of, [754].
  • as though no God there were, [645].
  • dead man, [50].
  • dog better than dead lion, [831].
  • high hopes of, [254].
  • house appointed for all, [817].
  • land of the, [817].
  • might exceed the dead, the, [219].
  • mother of all, [812].
  • plain, and high thinking, [472].
  • will it not live with the, [87].
  • with thee nor without thee, no, [300].
• Llewellyn's lay, [383].
• Lo the poor Indian, [315].
• Load
  • a falling man, a cruelty to, [101].
  • ass will not carry his, [792].
  • life thou art a galling, [448].
  • of infamy, any, [462].
  • of sorrow, wring under the, [53].
  • would sink a navy, a, [99].
• Loads of learned lumber, [325].
• Loaf,
  • half a, is better than no bread, [15].
  • to steal a shive of a cut, [104].
• Loan oft loses itself and friend, [130].
• Loathe the taste of sweetness, [86].
• Loathed worldly life, [49].
• Loaves, half-penny, [94].
• Lobby, hear a lion in the, [352].
• Lobster boiled, like a, [213].
• Local habitation and a name, [59].
• Lochaber, farewell to, [671].
• Lochow, far cry to, [857].
• Lock,
  • cryin' at the, [679].
  • such rascal counters, [114].
• Locks,
  • familiar with his hoary, [588].
  • hyacinthine, [232].
  • in the golden story, [104].
  • invincible, [254].
  • knotted and combined, [131].
  • left you are gray, the few, [506].
  • never shake thy gory, [122].
  • nor doors nor, [538].
  • pluck up drowned honour by the, [84].
  • so aptly twined, [191].
  • time his golden, [24].
  • were like the raven, [449].
  • whoever knocks open, [123].
  • ye auburn, [636].
• Locked
  • lettered collar, [447].
  • up from mortal eye, [258].
  • up in steel, naked though, [94].
• Locusts, luscious as, [151].
• Lodge
  • a friend, house to, [289].
  • in a garden of cucumbers, [832].
  • oh for a, [418].
  • thee by Chaucer, [179].
  • where thou lodgest I will, [814].
• Lodges, where care, [106].
• Lodging-place of wayfaring men, [835].
• Lodgings in a head unfurnished, [210].
• Lodore, this way the water comes down at, [506].
• Loftiness of thought, [270].
• Lofty
  • and sour, [101].
  • designs must close in like effects, [646].
  • rhyme, build the, [246].
  • scene, this our, [112].
• Log, tough wedge for a tough, [712].
• Logic and rhetoric, [168].
• Loin, the ungirt, [646].
• Loins be girded, let your, [842].
• Loiterers and malcontents, [55].
• Loke who that is most vertuous, [4].
• London
  • bridge, arch of, [591].
  • habitation of bitterns, [592].
  • has all that life can afford, [373].
  • monster, [261].
• London's
  • column pointing, [322].
  • lasting shame, [383].
• Lonely,
  • I am very, now Mary, [611].
  • so, it was, [499].
  • want retired to die, [366].
• Lonesome road, like one on a, [499].
• Long
  • after it was heard no more, [473].
  • be the day never so, [19].
  • choosing and beginning late, [238].
  • dull and old, [454].
  • has it waved on high, [635].
  • [[1007]]home, man goeth to his, [831].
  • in populous city pent, [239].
  • is the way and hard, [227].
  • it sha'n't be, [353].
  • lank and brown, [498].
  • live our noble king, [285].
  • live the king, [417], [860].
  • long ago, [581].
  • love me little love me, [16], [41], [202].
  • may it wave, [517].
  • merry as the day is, [50].
  • short and the, of it, [45].
  • that life is, [309].
  • time ago, [596].
• Long-drawn
  • aisle, [384].
  • out, linked sweetness, [249].
• Longest kingly line, [494].
• Longing
  • after immortality, [298].
  • feeling of sadness and, [614].
  • lingering look behind, [385].
  • more wavering, [75].
  • why thus, [680].
  • yet afraid to die, [614].
• Longings, immortal, [159].
• Long-lasht eyes abased, her, [512].
• Long-levelled rule, [244].
• Long-tailed words, [462].
• Look
  • a gift horse in the mouth, [11], [211].
  • amaist as weel 's the new, [447].
  • before and after, we, [565].
  • before you ere you leap, [214], [789].
  • beneath the surface, [753].
  • brighter when we come, [556].
  • drew audience, his, [227].
  • ere thou leap, [9].
  • forward not back, [681].
  • give me a, give me a face, [178].
  • here upon this picture, [140].
  • in the chronicles, [72].
  • into happiness through another man's eyes, [71].
  • into the seeds of time, [116].
  • into thy heart, [34], [612].
  • lean and hungry, [111].
  • like the innocent flower, [117].
  • longing lingering, [385].
  • men met with erected, [269].
  • not thou upon the wine, [828].
  • on her face and you 'll forget, [325].
  • on it lift it bear it, [641].
  • on sech a blessed cretur, [659].
  • out and not in, [681].
  • proudly to heaven, [514].
  • round the habitable world, [274].
  • so dull so dead in, [88].
  • that nature wears, [613].
  • that threatened insult, [410].
  • through a milstone, [33].
  • to have, I must not, [124].
  • to the essence of a thing, [755].
  • up and not down, [681].
  • upon his like again, [128].
  • with thine ears, [148].
  • your last, [109].
• Looks
  • a queen, she, [337].
  • around in fear and doubt, [522].
  • clear your, [466].
  • commercing with the skies, [249].
  • fairest garden in her, [261].
  • full assurance given by, [23].
  • in the clouds, [111].
  • invites you by his, [415].
  • meagre were his, [108].
  • of love, sidelong, [396].
  • only books were woman's, [522].
  • praising God with sweetest, [584].
  • profound, statesmen with, [397].
  • puts on his pretty, [79].
  • quite through the deeds of men, [111].
  • sadly upon him, [98].
  • the cottage might adorn, [398].
  • through nature, [320].
  • up friend and clear your, [466].
  • were fond and words were few, [537].
  • with despatchful, [235].
• Looked,
  • no sooner, but loved, [71].
  • on better days, if ever you have, [68].
  • sighed and, [272].
  • unutterable things, [356].
• Looker-on here in Vienna, [49].
• Lookes, full assurance given by, [23].
• Looking
  • before and after, [142].
  • ill prevail, [256].
  • well can't move her, [256].
• Looking-glass, court an amorous, [95].
• Looming bastion, [631].
• Loop, no, nor hinge, [154].
• Looped and windowed raggedness, [147].
• Loophole, cabined, [243].
• Loopholes of retreat, [420].
• Loose,
  • all hell broke, [234].
  • fast and, [55].
  • his beard, [383].
• Lord
  • above, the eagle was, [474].
  • among wits, [369].
  • be thanked, let the, [452].
  • beloved, when Israel of the, [493].
  • descended from above, [23].
  • directeth his steps, [826].
  • dismiss us with thy blessing, [674].
  • Fanny spins a thousand such, [328].
  • gave and hath taken away, [816].
  • help 'em how I pities them, [510].
  • how it talked, [197].
  • knows where, Zembla or the, [318].
  • knows who, parents were the, [286].
  • lendeth unto the, [827].
  • my bosom's, [108].
  • my pasture shall prepare, [300].
  • of all the works of nature, [30].
  • of all things great, [317].
  • of folded arms, [55].
  • of himself that heritage of woe, [551].
  • of himself though not of lands, [174].
  • of humankind, [277].
  • of the lion heart, [392].
  • of the valley, [520].
  • of thy presence no land beside, [78].
  • once own the happy lines, let a, [324].
  • precious in the sight of the, [823].
  • present with the, [508].
  • secret things belong to the, [814].
  • shall hiss for the fly, [833].
  • Stafford mines for coal, [563].
  • till his, is crucified, [657].
  • vicar of the almightie, [6].
  • [[1008]]went before them, [813].
  • whom the, loveth he chasteneth, [848].
• Lords,
  • honoured at the house of, [330].
  • may flourish or may fade, [396].
  • new, give us new laws, [200].
  • of hell, procuress to the, [632].
  • of humankind, [395].
  • of ladies intellectual, [555].
  • of the creation, [448].
  • stories, great, [454].
  • wit among, [369].
  • women who love their, [392].
• Lord's
  • anointed, rail on the, [97].
  • anointed temple, broke ope the, [120].
• Lordly
  • dish, butter in a, [814].
  • pleasure-house, [623].
• Lordships' pleasures, on their, [101].
• Lore,
  • Cristes, and his apostles, [2].
  • mystical, [514].
  • skilled in gestic, [395].
• Lose
  • good dayes, [29].
  • his own soul, [840].
  • it that do buy it with much care, [59].
  • no man can, what he never had, [208].
  • of no account what you can, [709].
  • the good we oft might win, [47].
• Losers must have leave to speak, [297].
• Losing
  • office, hath but a, [88].
  • rendered sager by, [554].
• Loss,
  • choice of, [158].
  • is no loss if unknown, [708].
  • most patient man in, [159].
  • no note of time but from its, [306].
  • of the sun, [353].
  • of time, compliments are, [387].
  • of wealth is loss of dirt, [8].
  • though he promise to his, [851].
• Losses, fellow that hath had, [53].
• Lost
  • a day, I've, [307].
  • all good to me is, [231].
  • all is not, [223].
  • all is, save honour, [807].
  • and won, when the battle's, [115].
  • and worn sooner, [75].
  • battle won and battle, [463].
  • being lacked and, [53].
  • count that day, [688].
  • him half the kind, [272].
  • in lexicography, [368].
  • in the sweets, [348].
  • in wandering mazes, [228].
  • my reputation, [152].
  • no love lost, [178], [790].
  • not, but gone before, [283], [714].
  • praising what is, [74].
  • the immortal part of myself, [152].
  • the mourned the loved the, [545].
  • thing not, if you have it, [765].
  • think that day, [688].
  • to sight to memory dear, [587].
  • to sight, though thy smile be, [587].
  • what though the field be, [223].
  • whatsoever thing is, [424].
  • when sweetest, [522].
  • woman that deliberates is, [298].
• Lot
  • assigned to every man, [750].
  • behold our, [475].
  • blameless vestal's, [333].
  • God wot as by, [404].
  • how hard their, [672].
  • is cast into the lap, [827].
  • of man but once to die, [204].
  • of man to labour, [339].
  • of man to suffer and to die, [342].
  • scot and, [178].
  • suit thyself to thy, [754].
  • though bleak our, [676].
  • to find no enemies, unhappy, [710].
  • to mark, has been my, [390].
• Lot's wife, remember, [842].
• Loth
  • and slow, aged men, [492].
  • to depart, and often took leave, [288].
  • to die, wandering on as, [484].
• Lothario, gay, [301].
• Lotus, divine nectareous juice, [344].
• Loud,
  • curses not, but deep, [124].
  • hissing urn, [420].
  • laugh of the vacant mind, [396].
  • roared the dreadful thunder, [453].
  • yet was never, [151].
• Louder but as empty quite, [318].
• Love
  • a bright particular star, [73].
  • absence conquers, [679].
  • absence still increases, [581].
  • alas for, if thou wert all, [570].
  • all hearts in, [51].
  • all that life is, [497].
  • all the world in, with night, [107].
  • and dignity in every gesture, [237].
  • and light and calm thoughts, [502].
  • and then to part, [502].
  • and thought and joy, [469].
  • and to cherish, [850].
  • are of, the food, [238].
  • bashful sincerity and comely, [52].
  • be younger than thyself, let thy, [75].
  • begins to sicken, when, [114].
  • better than secret, [829].
  • bow before thine altar, [392].
  • brief as woman's, [138].
  • Briton even in, [485].
  • bud of this, [106].
  • burns with one, [339].
  • business that we, [158].
  • but her forever, [452].
  • but love in vain, [261].
  • but one day, I dearly, [285].
  • but only her, [547].
  • can die, they sin who tell us, [508].
  • can hope where reason despairs, [377].
  • can scarce deserve the name, [549].
  • change old, for new, [25].
  • cherish and to obey, [851].
  • choose by another's eyes, [57].
  • common as light is, [566].
  • could teach a monarch, [387].
  • course of true, [57].
  • dallies with the innocence of, [75].
  • death forerunneth, to win, [621].
  • deceives the best, [346].
  • deep as first, [630].
  • dispute and practice, [221].
  • divine all love excelling, [672].
  • each in my, alike, [102].
  • ecstasy of, [133].
  • endures no tie, [272].
  • [[1009]]everlasting, [280].
  • exalts the mind, how, [273].
  • familiar beast to man and signifies, [45].
  • fasting for a good man's, [70].
  • flowers and fruits of, [555].
  • free as air, [333].
  • friendship constant save in, [51].
  • friendship that like, is warm, [523].
  • from love made manifest, [650].
  • gather the rose of, [202].
  • God from necessity is, [640].
  • God gives us, [624].
  • greater, hath no man, [843].
  • greatest pain it is to, [261].
  • grown to ripeness, [624].
  • hail wedded, [234].
  • hapless, [367].
  • harvest-time of, [508].
  • he bore to learning, [397].
  • he spake of, [482].
  • he was all for, [436].
  • her, to know her was to, [455].
  • her, to see her was to, [452].
  • her was a liberal education, to, [297].
  • him at his call, [470].
  • him ere he seem worthy, [471].
  • him not, sour to them that, [101].
  • how should I know your true, [405].
  • if I have freedom in my, [260].
  • if there 's delight in, [294].
  • if thou wert all, [570].
  • in a dream of, melted away, [677].
  • in a hut, [574].
  • in every gesture dignity and, [237].
  • in heavenly spirits, is there, [28].
  • in such a wilderness, [516].
  • in the beginning, no great, [45].
  • in your hearts as idly burns, [213].
  • is a boy by poets styled, [213].
  • is blind and lovers cannot see, [62].
  • is doomed to mourn, [683].
  • is flower-like, [503].
  • is grown to ripeness, when, [624].
  • is heaven and heaven is love, [487].
  • is indestructible, [508].
  • is left alone, and, [624].
  • is light from heaven, [549].
  • is like a landscape, [181].
  • is like a red red rose, my, [451].
  • is loveliest in tears, [491].
  • is nature's second sun, [35].
  • is not love which alters, [163].
  • is strong as death, [832].
  • is sweet given or returned, [566].
  • is the fulfilling of the law, [845].
  • is the gift God has given, [488].
  • it would conceal, [502].
  • knoweth no laws, [32].
  • labour of, [847].
  • last not least in, [113].
  • laws that, has made, [333].
  • let those now, [306].
  • life, dost thou, [360].
  • light and calm thoughts, [502].
  • light of, [550].
  • like friendship steady, [523].
  • live with me and be my, [40].
  • live with thee and be thy, [25].
  • looks not with the eyes, [57].
  • lost between us, no, [178].
  • maid with few to, [469].
  • many waters cannot quench, [832].
  • me little love me long, [16], [41], [202].
  • me love my dog, [19].
  • medicines to make me, [84].
  • men have died but not for, [71].
  • mightier far is, [482].
  • mighty pain to, it is, [261].
  • ministers of, [501].
  • music be the food of, [74].
  • must needs be blind, [503].
  • my whole course of, [150].
  • nature is fine in, [142].
  • never doubt I, [133].
  • never ebb to humble, [155].
  • no fear in, [849].
  • not man the less I, [547].
  • now who never loved before, [306].
  • O fire O, [623].
  • of justice, [795].
  • of life increased with years, [432].
  • of life's young day, [580].
  • of money the root of all evil, [848].
  • of nature, in the, [572].
  • of praise howe'er concealed by art, [310].
  • of the turtle, [549].
  • of women, alas the, [557].
  • of women, passing the, [815].
  • of your neighbour, [720].
  • office and affairs of, [51].
  • on through all ills, [527].
  • on till they die, [527].
  • once possessed, to regain, [242].
  • one another, [844].
  • only they conquer, [200].
  • oyster may be crossed in, [442].
  • pains of, be sweeter far, [276].
  • pangs of despised, [135].
  • pardon in the degree that we, [796].
  • paths to woman's, [198].
  • perdition catch my soul but I do, [153].
  • perfect, casteth out fear, [849].
  • pity 's akin to, [282].
  • pity melts the mind to, [272].
  • pity swells the tide of, [308].
  • pleasure of, is in loving, [595].
  • poet without, [578].
  • power and effect of, [191].
  • prize of learning, [649].
  • prove variable, [106].
  • purple light of, [382].
  • renewal of, [702].
  • renewing of, [21].
  • right to dissemble your, [445].
  • rules the court the camp, [487].
  • seals of, but sealed in vain, [49].
  • seldom haunts the breast, [336].
  • she never told her, [75].
  • sidelong looks of, [396].
  • silence in, bewrays more woe, [25].
  • sincerity and comely, [52].
  • soft eyes looked, [542].
  • something to, God lends us, [624].
  • sought is good, [76].
  • speak low if you speak, [51].
  • [[1010]]speaks, when, [56].
  • spring of, [44], [498].
  • stony limits cannot hold, [105].
  • such, as spirits feel, [482].
  • taught him shame, [273].
  • thank Heaven for a good man's, [70].
  • that can be reckoned, [157].
  • that never found his earthly close, [625].
  • that they sing and that they, [220].
  • that took an early root, [589].
  • the lion must die for, [73].
  • the more, now, [306].
  • the offender, [333].
  • thee, but I do, [153].
  • thee dear so much, [259].
  • thee dearly love thee still, [689].
  • thee Doctor Fell, I do not, [286].
  • thee, I but know that I, [522].
  • thee, none knew thee but to, [562].
  • thee still, with all thy faults I, [418].
  • their lords, women who, [392].
  • their lovers, women, [796].
  • they conquer, that run away, [200].
  • they who inspire, [566].
  • thoughts of, [625].
  • thy life nor hate nor, [240].
  • thy neighbour as thyself, [813], [838], [840].
  • thyself last, [100].
  • thyself many will hate thee, [707].
  • to hatred turned, like, [294].
  • to lips we are near make, [521].
  • to me was wonderful, [815].
  • to see all things but not my, [30].
  • too divine to, [564].
  • too much, who, [345].
  • took up the harp of life, [625].
  • triumph in redeeming, [674].
  • true knowledge leads to, [465].
  • truth of truths is, [654].
  • tunes the shepherd's reed, [487].
  • unfit for ladies', [272].
  • unrelenting foe to, [358].
  • waters cannot quench, [832].
  • were young, if all the world and, [25].
  • when I, thee not chaos is come, [153].
  • whom none can, [672].
  • whose eyelids dropped, [693].
  • will creep in service, [14].
  • with all their quantity of, [144].
  • with night, all the world in, [107].
  • with the innocence of, [75].
  • without his wings, [560].
  • woman's whole existence, [556].
  • worthy of your, [471].
  • wroth with one we, [500].
  • your neighbour's wife, [591].
• Loves,
  • faithfull, [27].
  • me best that calls me Tom, [194].
  • nobler cares and nobler, [477].
  • suspects yet strongly, [153].
  • to hear himself talk, [107].
• Love's
  • devoted flame, [523].
  • holy name, [508].
  • majesty, wants, [95].
  • proper hue, rosy red, [238].
  • wound, purple with, [58].
  • young dream, [521].
• Loved
  • and lost, better to have, [632].
  • and still loves, [455].
  • arts which I, [260].
  • ashamed of being, [794].
  • at first sight, [35], [40].
  • at home, revered abroad, [447].
  • but one, sighed to many, [540].
  • Cæsar less, not that I, [113].
  • gold in special, [2].
  • heart that has truly, [520].
  • her that she did pity them, [151].
  • him, use him as though you, [208].
  • how honoured, how, [335].
  • I have lived and, [504].
  • I not honour more, [259].
  • I saw and, [430].
  • in vain, I know we, [539].
  • let those who always, [306].
  • me for the dangers, [151].
  • my country and hated him, [555].
  • needs only to be seen, to be, [269].
  • no sooner, but they sighed, [71].
  • none without hope e'er, [377].
  • not wisely but too well, [156].
  • passing well, [134].
  • Rome more, but that I, [113].
  • sae blindly, had we never, [452].
  • sae kindly, had we never, [452].
  • so long and sees no more, [455].
  • the great sea, [538].
  • the mourned the lost, the, [545].
  • the world, I have not, [544].
  • to plead lament and sue, [489].
  • we have lived and, together, [611].
  • who never, before, [306].
• Love-darting eyes, [246].
• Love-in-idleness, maidens call it, [58].
• Lovelier
  • face, finer form or, [490].
  • things have mercy, [548].
• Loveliest,
  • last still, [545].
  • of lovely things, [573].
  • village of the plain, [395].
• Loveliness
  • increases, its, [574].
  • lay down in her, [499].
  • majesty of, [550].
  • needs not ornament, [356].
• Lovely
  • and a fearful thing, [557].
  • and pleasant in their lives, [612].
  • apparition sent, [474].
  • as a Lapland night, [475].
  • fair, who art so, [155].
  • in death the beauteous ruin lay, [308].
  • in her husband's eye, [463].
  • in your strength, [544].
  • is the rose, [477].
  • more, than Pandora, [234].
  • organ of her life, every, [53].
  • she 's, she 's divine, [682].
  • Thais sits beside thee, [272].
  • whatsoever things are, [847].
  • woman stoops to folly, [403].
• Lover
  • all as frantic, [59].
  • all mankind love a, [602].
  • and the poet, the lunatic, [59].
  • beauty grows familiar to the, [298].
  • give repentance to her, [403].
  • happy as a, [476].
  • in the husband lost, [377].
  • is beloved, and the, [485].
  • [[1011]]rooted stays, the, [602].
  • sighing like furnace, [69].
  • some banished, [333].
  • still an angel appear to each, [305].
  • to listening maid, [573].
  • why so pale and wan, [256].
  • woman loves her, [557].
• Lovers
  • cannot see their pretty follies, [62].
  • happy, and make two, [330].
  • love the western star, [487].
  • meeting, journeys end in, [75].
  • never tired of each other, [796].
  • of virtue, all that are, [208].
  • old, are soundest, [181].
  • quarrels of, [702].
  • Romans countrymen and, [113].
  • swear more performance than they are able, [102].
  • whispering, [395].
  • women love their, [796].
• Lovers'
  • hell, injured, [235].
  • perjuries, Jove laughs at, [106].
  • perjury, Jove but laughs at, [272].
  • songs turned to holy psalms, [25].
  • tongues by night, [106].
  • vows seem sweet, [551].
• Love-rhymes, regent of, [55].
• Lovesick, the winds were, [159].
• Love-song to the morn, [611].
• Loving
  • are the daring, the, [666].
  • to my mother, so, [128].
• Low
  • ambition and the pride, [314].
  • death makes equal high and, [9].
  • foreheads villanous, [43].
  • laid in my grave, that I were, [78].
  • lone song, hear but their, [680].
  • speak, if you speak love, [51].
  • support and raise what is, [223].
  • to Him no high no, [316].
  • too, they build, [309].
• Lower,
  • can fall no, [212].
  • to the higher, [660].
• Lowering element scowls, [227].
• Lowers, the morning, [297].
• Lowest
  • deep a lower, in the, [231].
  • of your throng, [234].
• Lowing herd winds slowly, [384].
• Lowliness ambition's ladder, [111].
• Lowly
  • born, better to be, [98].
  • laid, high ambition, [487].
  • taught and highly fed, [73].
  • wise, be, [237].
• Lown, called the tailor, [152].
• Loyal and neutral in a moment, [120].
• Lubricates business, dinner, [437].
• Lucent syrops, [575].
• Lucid interval, [857].
• Lucifer,
  • falls like, [99].
  • son of the morning, [833].
• Luck
  • about the house, nae, [426].
  • in odd numbers, [46].
  • old shoe for, [12].
  • would have it, as good, [46].
• Luckless hour, from that, [2].
• Lucky chance, [356].
• Lucre, not greedy of filthy, [847].
• Lucullus sups with Lucullus, [725].
• Lucy ceased to be, when, [469].
• Luke's iron crown, [395].
• Lumber, learned, in his head, [325].
• Luminous cloud, joy the, [502].
• Lump, little leaven leaveneth the, [846].
• Lunatic lover and the poet, [59].
• Lunes, in his old, [46].
• Lungs
  • began to crow, [68].
  • receive our air, [418].
• Luscious
  • as locusts, [151].
  • woodbine, [58].
• Lust
  • in man, there is a, [670].
  • of gold, the narrowing, [633].
• Lusts or wine, not in toys or, [260].
• Lustre,
  • ne'er could any, see, [442].
  • purpled with rosy, [342].
  • shine with such, [422], [424].
• Lusty winter, [67].
• Lute,
  • heart and, [525].
  • listened to a, [589].
  • little rift within the, [629].
  • musical as Apollo's, [56], [245].
  • my heart and, [525].
  • Orpheus with his, [98].
  • pleasing of a, [95].
  • this time-worn, [525].
• Luve
  • is like a red red rose, my, [451].
  • is like the melodie, [451].
• Luxuries of life, [637].
• Luxurious
  • by restraint, [238].
  • man falsely, [355].
• Luxury,
  • blesses his stars and thinks it, [297].
  • curst by heaven, [398].
  • in self-dispraise, there is a, [480].
  • of disrespect, [483].
  • of doing good, [295], [394], [444].
  • of woe, I 'll taste the, [518].
  • to be, it was a, [501].
• Lycurgus brought long hair into fashion, [734].
• Lydian
  • airs, lap me in soft, [249].
  • measures, softly sweet in, [272].
• Lyfe so short the craft so long, [6].
• Lying,
  • as easy as, [138].
  • getting up not so easy as, [584].
  • with houris, [387].
  • without having tasted of, [755].
  • world is given to, [88].
• Lymn, spaniel brach or, [148].
• Lyre,
  • each mode of the, [519].
  • heaven-taught, [377].
  • Milton's golden, [391].
  • the living, [384].
• Lyric, splendid ecclesiastical, [609].

• Mab, Queen, hath been with you, [104].
• Macassar, incomparable oil, [555].
• Macaulay
  • is a book in breeches, [461].
  • out of literature, [461].
• Macbeth does murder sleep, [119].
• Macduff, lay on, [126].
• Macedon,
  • fulmined over Greece to, [241].
  • there is a river in, [92].
• MacGregor,
  • my name is, [493].
  • where sits, [790].
• Machiavel had ne'er a trick, [215].
• Mad
  • as a March hare, [18], [790].
  • finger's breadth of being, [763].
  • [[1012]]if I am Sophocles I am not, [697].
  • it is fitter being sane than, [650].
  • it was, how sad and bad and, [650].
  • out of too much learning become, [193].
  • pleasure in being, [277].
  • prose run, [327].
  • the dog went, and bit the man, [400].
  • 't is true he 's, [133].
  • undevout astronomer is, [310].
  • whom fortune makes, [713].
• Madam
  • Blaize, lament for, [400].
  • me no madam, [862].
• Madden
  • round the land, [326].
  • to crime, now, [549].
• Maddest merriest day, [624].
• Madding crowd, far from the, [385].
• Made,
  • annihilating all that 's, [263].
  • fearfully and wonderfully, [824].
  • glorious summer, [95].
  • light, of it, [840].
  • man knows not for what he was, [755].
  • no more bones, [784].
• Madmen know, none but, [277].
• Madness,
  • despondency and, [470].
  • genius has a tincture of, [714].
  • go you may call it, [456].
  • great wits allied to, [267].
  • in the brain, work like, [500].
  • lies, that way, [147].
  • melancholy, of poetry, [688].
  • method in, [133].
  • midsummer, this is very, [76].
  • moody, laughing wild, [381].
  • moon-struck, [240].
  • of many for gain of a few, [336].
  • still he did retain that fine, [40].
  • to defer, [306].
  • to live like a wretch and die rich, [188].
  • would gambol from, [141].
• Madonnas, Rafael of the dear, [645].
• Madrigals,
  • melodious birds sing, [41].
  • that whisper softness, [254].
• Mæonian star, light of the, [325].
• Magic
  • casements, [575].
  • numbers and persuasive sound, [294].
  • of a face, [200].
  • of a name, [513].
  • of the mind, the, [551].
  • potent over sun and star, [482].
  • Shakespeare's, [275].
• Magister artis, [305].
• Magistracy is a great trust, [411].
• Magistrate,
  • invent a shovel and be a, [263].
  • of his country's good, [571].
• Magna Charta will have no sovereign, [24].
• Magna est veritas, [836].
• Magnificence, fuel of, [603].
• Magnificent
  • and awful cause, [418].
  • but it is not war, [808].
  • spectacle of human happiness, [462].
  • three-tailed Bashaw, [454].
• Magnificently stern array, [543].
• Magnitude, thou liar of the first, [294].
• Mahomet
  • and the mountain, [165].
  • moon of, [566].
• Mahometans, pleasures of the, [387].
• Maid,
  • be good sweet, [664].
  • dancing in the shade, [248].
  • it was an Abyssinian, [500].
  • lover to listening, [573].
  • meek as is a, [1].
  • music heavenly, [390].
  • of Athens ere we part, [540].
  • snatched from the sidelong, [356].
  • some captive, [333].
  • sphere-descended, [390].
  • sweetest garland to the sweetest, [314].
  • the chariest, [129].
  • there were none to praise, [469].
  • when King Cophetua loved the beggar, [105].
  • who modestly conceals, [378].
  • widowed wife and wedded, [494].
  • with none to praise, [469].
• Maids
  • are May when they are maids, [71].
  • malady most incident to, [78].
  • of thirteen talk of puppy dogs, [78].
  • that weave thread with bones, [75].
  • who love the moon, [520].
• Maiden
  • meditation fancy-free, [58].
  • of bashful fifteen, [442].
  • presence, scanter of your, [130].
  • shame, blush of, [573].
  • showers, like those, [202].
  • sings, the village, [393].
  • sword, bravely fleshed thy, [87].
  • true betrayed for gold, [489].
  • will steal after her heart, the, [521].
  • with white fire laden, [565].
  • young heart of a, [521].
• Maidens
  • call it love-in-idleness, [58].
  • caught by glare, like moths, [540].
  • fair are commonly fortunate, [33].
  • smiles of other, [677].
  • withering on the stalk, [477].
• Main,
  • Belerium to the northern, [333].
  • beyond the western, [395].
  • Camilla scours along the, [324].
  • chance, [33], [93], [214], [786].
  • do with might and, [603].
  • far amid the melancholy, [357].
  • from out the azure, [358].
• Maintain
  • no ill opinions, [398].
  • their rights, dare, [438].
• Majestic
  • head, some less, [547].
  • in decay, [347].
  • silence, [535].
  • though in ruin, [227].
  • world, get the start of the, [110].
• Majesty,
  • attribute to awe and, [64].
  • in rayless, [306].
  • next in, [270].
  • obsequious, approved, [237].
  • of God revere, [391].
  • of loveliness, [550].
  • rising in clouded, [233].
  • this earth of, [81].
  • want love's, [95].
  • will rise in, [656].
• Majority,
  • long since death had the, [355].
  • one on God's side is a, [641].
• Majors we can make every year, [189].
• Make
  • a note of, when found, [652].
  • languor smile, [328].
  • me a child again, [668].
  • me to know mine end, [820].
  • [[1013]]no long orations, [432].
  • the angels weep, [48].
  • use of me for the future, [745].
• Makes
  • his promise good, [851].
  • his pulses fly, [655].
  • me or fordoes me, [156].
  • my gain, every way, [156].
  • one wondrous kind, [387].
  • that and the action fine, [204].
  • up life's tale, [502].
  • us or it mars us, [156].
• Maken vertue of necessite, [3].
• Maker and the angel death, his, [502].
• Maketh haste to be rich, [829].
• Making
  • beautiful old rhyme, [163].
  • many books there is no end, [832].
  • night hideous, [131].
  • the green one red, [120].
  • their lives a prayer, [618].
• Malady
  • incident to maids, [77].
  • medicine worse than the, [184].
• Malcontents,
  • loiterers and, [55].
  • thou art the Mars of, [45].
• Male-lands, loved all the more by earth's, [647].
• Malice,
  • bearing no, [458].
  • domestic foreign levy, [121].
  • envy hatred and, [850].
  • nor set down aught in, [156].
  • to conceal, [232].
  • towards none, [622].
• Malicious, virtue is not, [36].
• Malignity, motiveless, [505].
• Mallecho, this is miching, [138].
• Malmsey and Malvoisie, [682].
• Malt, Duke of Norfolk deals in, [563].
• Mambrino's helmet, [786].
• Mammon,
  • least erected spirit, [225].
  • wins his way, [540].
  • ye cannot serve God and, [838].
• Man
  • a flower he dies, [366].
  • a fool at forty, [311].
  • a merrier, [55].
  • a plain blunt, [114].
  • a reasonable creature, [254].
  • a slave, whatever day makes, [346].
  • a thinking being, [534].
  • a two-legged animal, [763].
  • a world without a sun, [513].
  • after his desert, use every, [134].
  • after his own heart, [814].
  • after sleep, like a strong, [254].
  • all that a, hath, [816].
  • all that may become a, [118].
  • all that was pleasant in, [399].
  • ambition of a private, [419].
  • an honest, is aboon his might, [452].
  • an inconstant creature, [730].
  • and a brother, am I not a, [852].
  • apparel oft proclaims the, [130].
  • architect of his fortune, [167].
  • arms and the, I sing, [274].
  • as a dying, to dying men, [670].
  • as good kill a, as kill a good book, [254].
  • as he is humour the, [705].
  • assurance of a, [140].
  • at arms must now serve on his knees, [25].
  • at his best state, [820].
  • at his birth, [717].
  • at thirty, suspects himself a fool, [307].
  • bad, never for good service, [411].
  • be fully persuaded, let every, [845].
  • be occupied, let every, [460].
  • be vertuous withal, if a, [4].
  • bear his own burden, [846].
  • before thy mother, [199].
  • before your mother, [424].
  • being in honour, [820].
  • below, God above or, [315].
  • Benedick the married, [50].
  • best good, [279].
  • best-humoured, [400].
  • better spared a better, [87].
  • beware the fury of a patient, [269].
  • bewrayed by his manners, [29].
  • blind old, of Scio's isle, [550].
  • bold bad, [27], [98].
  • brave, chooses, [657].
  • brave, draws his sword, [339].
  • breathes there the, [488].
  • brick-dust, [363].
  • broken with the storms of state, [100].
  • Brutus is an honourable, [113].
  • builds himself, [309].
  • but a rush against Othello, [156].
  • by man was never seen, [653].
  • can boast that he has trod, [571].
  • can die but once, [90].
  • can feel, the worst that, [341].
  • can work, when no, [843].
  • cannot be as he would be, [704].
  • cannot lose the past nor future, [749].
  • canst not be false to any, [130].
  • caverns measureless to, [500].
  • cease ye from, [833].
  • cheated only by himself, [601].
  • child is father of the, [469].
  • childhood shows the, [241].
  • Christian faithful, [96].
  • civilizers of, [608].
  • clever at envying a, [699].
  • clever, by nature, [457].
  • close buttoned to the chin, [422].
  • clothe a, with rags, [828].
  • complete, hero and the, [299].
  • conference maketh a ready, [168].
  • crime of being a young, [376].
  • crossed with adversity, [44].
  • cruelty and ambition of, [27].
  • cruelty to load a falling, [101].
  • dare do all that may become a, [118].
  • debtor to his profession, [164].
  • delights not me, [134].
  • depressed with cares, [348].
  • destructive, smiling, [281].
  • devil in the heart of, [218].
  • diapason closing full in, [271].
  • die better, how can, [593].
  • dies, how a, [371].
  • diligent in business, [828].
  • diseases crucify the soul of, [188].
  • distracted melancholic, [180].
  • do but die, what can a, [584].
  • does, 't is not what, [647].
  • doth not live by bread only, [813].
  • [[1014]]drest in a little brief authority, [48].
  • dull ear of a drowsy, [79].
  • dwells, narrow the corner where, [750].
  • dying, to dying men, [670].
  • ear of, hath not seen, [58].
  • eloquent, that old, [252].
  • England expects every, [446].
  • enough for, to know, [319].
  • ever saw, nor no, [72].
  • every, has his fault, [109].
  • exceeding poor, [62].
  • expatiate o'er this scene of, [314].
  • extremes in, [322].
  • eye of, hath not heard, [58].
  • false man smiling, [281].
  • falsely luxurious, [355].
  • familiar beast to, [45].
  • famous, is Robin Hood, [473].
  • fashion wears out more apparel than the, [52].
  • fear may force a, [11].
  • fell into his anecdotage, [609].
  • first, is of the earth earthy, [846].
  • first years of, [368].
  • fittest place for, to die, [680].
  • flattered to tears this aged, [575].
  • fond, precociously of stirring, [584].
  • for himself, every, [20], [191], [787].
  • foremost, of all this world, [114].
  • forget not though in rags, [391].
  • forget the brother resume the, [343].
  • frailty of a, [164].
  • free as nature first made, [275].
  • from heaven proceed the woes of, [344].
  • fury of a patient, [269].
  • gently scan your brother, [448].
  • give every, thy ear, [130].
  • gives what the gods bestow, [346].
  • God or devil, every, [268].
  • goeth forth unto his work, [823].
  • goeth to his long home, [831].
  • good easy, when he thinks, [99].
  • good great, [502].
  • good meets his fate, [307].
  • good name in, and woman, [153].
  • good, never dies, the, [496].
  • good old, [52], [67].
  • good or ill of, [744].
  • good, yields his breath, [496].
  • goodliest of men, [232].
  • grace of God to, [673].
  • great to little, [394].
  • greater love hath no, [843].
  • had fixed his face, as if the, [468].
  • half part of a blessed, [78].
  • hand against every, [812].
  • hanging the worst use of, [175].
  • happy, be his dole, [46].
  • happy dole, happy, [11].
  • happy, 's without a shirt, [8].
  • happy the, [273].
  • has business and desire, [132].
  • has not, a microscopie eye, [316].
  • he felt as a, [428].
  • he is oft the wisest, [472].
  • he that hath no beard is less than a, [50].
  • he was a good and just, [842].
  • healthy wealthy and wise, [360].
  • hearty old, [506].
  • heaven had made her such a, [150].
  • her wit was more than, [270].
  • here lies a truly honest, [259].
  • highest style of, [308].
  • his prey was, [333].
  • honest as any, living, [52].
  • honest is aboon his might, [111].
  • honest is the only perfect, [183].
  • honest, the noblest work, [319].
  • how poor a thing is, [39].
  • I love not, the less, [547].
  • I pray for no, [109].
  • I see the steady gain of, [618].
  • ignorance of the law excuses no, [195].
  • impious in a good, [308].
  • impossible to be cheated, [601].
  • in all the world's new fashion, [54].
  • in ignorance sedate, [366].
  • in prosperite, [5].
  • in the bush with God, [598].
  • in the mind of, [467].
  • in the mire, [109].
  • in wit a, [335].
  • inclines to popery, [222].
  • intimates eternity to, [299].
  • irreligious, view an, [578].
  • is a bundle of relations, [601].
  • is a noble animal, [219].
  • is a knot of roots, [601].
  • is accommodated, [89].
  • is as heaven made him, [788].
  • is as true as steel, [107].
  • is born unto trouble, [816].
  • is found, the race of, [338].
  • is his own star, [183].
  • is little to be envied, that, [369].
  • is not a fly, [316].
  • is not man as yet, [643].
  • is one world, [205].
  • is the gowd for a' that, [452].
  • is the nobler growth, [433].
  • is thy most awful instrument, [482].
  • is vile, and only, [536].
  • is worth something, [645].
  • judgment falls upon a, [195].
  • justice the great interest of, [531].
  • kindest best conditioned, [64].
  • knows not for what he was made, [755].
  • laborin', an' laborin' woman, [658].
  • large-hearted, [621].
  • laugh if such a, there be, [327].
  • lay down his life for his friends, [843].
  • let him pass for a, [61].
  • let no guilty, escape, [664].
  • let no such, be trusted, [66].
  • let not, put asunder, [840].
  • let the end try the, [89].
  • life of a, a poem, [578].
  • life of a, faithfully recorded, [578].
  • life of, a point of time, [729].
  • life of, less than a span, [170].
  • life of, solitary, [200].
  • like to a little kingdom, [111].
  • little round fat oily, [357].
  • little worse than a, [61].
  • living dead, [50].
  • [[1015]]look sad, near to make a, [59].
  • lot assigned to every, [750].
  • lot of, but once to die, [204].
  • low sitting on the ground, [28].
  • lust in, no charm can tame, [670].
  • made of a cheese-paring, [90].
  • made the town, [417].
  • made us citizens, [657].
  • makes a death, [308].
  • makes his own stature, [309].
  • maketh glad the heart of, [823].
  • man's inhumanity to, [446].
  • mark the perfect, [819].
  • marks the earth with ruin, [547].
  • master of his time, [121].
  • may fish with the worm, [141].
  • may last but never lives, [672].
  • may learn a thousand things, [649].
  • may see how this world goes, [148].
  • meaning in saying he is a good, [61].
  • measure of the height of, [719].
  • meets his fate, when the good, [307].
  • meets his Waterloo, every, [641].
  • melancholic distracted, [180].
  • memory of, runneth not, [392].
  • merciful (righteous), [286].
  • might know the end, that, [115].
  • mildest mannered, [557].
  • mind of desultory, [417].
  • mind the standard of the, [303].
  • mine equal my guide, [820].
  • misery acquaints a, [43].
  • more sinned against, [147].
  • most senseless and fit, [51].
  • mounts through all the spires, [599].
  • must mind his belly, [371].
  • must play a part, every, [60].
  • my foe, to make one worthy, [327].
  • nae, can tether time or tide, [451].
  • nature formed but one such, [552].
  • nature made thee to temper, [280].
  • never is but always to be blest, [315].
  • no, can lose what he never had, [208].
  • no, ever felt the halter draw, [440].
  • no good, grew rich at once, [713].
  • no, has aught of what he leaves, [145].
  • no, is born an angler, [206].
  • no, is born an artist, [206].
  • no, knows distinctly anything, [766].
  • no, loseth other life than that which he liveth, [749].
  • no, wicked at once, [721].
  • no wiser for his learning, [195].
  • not always, actions show the, [320].
  • not good to be alone, [812].
  • not made for the Sabbath, [841].
  • not passion's slave, [138].
  • not the creature of circumstances, [608].
  • nothing so becomes a, [91].
  • noticeable, with large gray eyes, [472].
  • nowhere so busy a, [2].
  • of cheerful yesterdays, [481].
  • of contention, [835].
  • of God, round fat oily, [357].
  • of his fate is never wide, [599].
  • of knowledge increaseth strength, [828].
  • of letters amongst men of the world, [591].
  • of men, the goodliest, [232].
  • of mettle, grasp it like a, [313].
  • of morals, why, [260].
  • of my kidney, [46].
  • of nasty ideas, a nice man is a, [291].
  • of one book, beware of a, [853].
  • of peace and war, [214].
  • of pleasure, a man of pains, [309].
  • of rank as an author, [374].
  • of Ross, sing the, [322].
  • of sovereign parts, [55].
  • of strife, [835].
  • of such a feeble temper, [110].
  • of the world amongst men of letters, [591].
  • of unbounded stomach, [100].
  • of unclean lips, [833].
  • of wisdom man of years, [309].
  • of woe, not always a, [487].
  • old age in this universal, [169].
  • old, and no honester than I, [52].
  • on his oath or bond, [109].
  • one, among a thousand, [830].
  • one, excels another, [702].
  • one worthy, my foe, [327].
  • only knows nothing, [718].
  • parchment undo a, [94].
  • partly is and wholly hopes to be, [650].
  • past the wit of, [58].
  • patient in loss, [159].
  • pays the public, the tax a, [291].
  • people arose as one, [814].
  • perils doe enfold the righteous, [27].
  • perfect who understands for himself, [693].
  • picked out of ten thousand, [133].
  • plant himself on his instincts, [601].
  • play the, [685].
  • plays many parts, in his time, [69].
  • poet still more a, [578].
  • poor, a wise, [181].
  • poorest, in his cottage, [365].
  • prentice han' she tried on, [446].
  • press not a falling, [99].
  • profited, what is a, [840].
  • proper, as one shall see, [57].
  • proper judge of the, [715].
  • proposes God disposes, [7].
  • proud man, [48].
  • prudent, looketh well, [826].
  • reading maketh a full, [168].
  • recovered of the bite, the, [400].
  • religious, unworthy a, [578].
  • regardeth the life of his beast, [826].
  • remote from, [305].
  • right, in the right place, [642].
  • right judgment of, [578].
  • rights of, [409].
  • rousing herself like a strong, [254].
  • ruins of the noblest, [113].
  • sabbath was made for, [841].
  • sadder and a wiser, [499].
  • seasoned life of, [254].
  • see me more, no, [99].
  • seems the only growth, [394].
  • sensible well-bred, [415].
  • seven women hold of one, [833].
  • shall bear his own burden, [846].
  • [[1016]]shall cast his idols, [832].
  • shall not live by bread alone, [838].
  • shall these paper bullets awe a, [51].
  • sharpeneth the countenance, [829].
  • she knows her, [274].
  • should be upright, [750].
  • should not be alone, [812].
  • should render a reason for his faith, [460].
  • sleep of a labouring, [830].
  • slumbers of the virtuous, [299].
  • smell the blood of a British, [147].
  • so faint so spiritless, [88].
  • so frail a thing is, [687].
  • so much one, can do, [263].
  • so various, [268].
  • sorrows of a poor old, [433].
  • sour-complexioned, [206].
  • soweth that he reaps, [847].
  • speak every, truth, [847].
  • state of, like to a little kingdom, [111].
  • strong, when is, [645].
  • struggling for life, [370].
  • struggling in the storms of fate, [336].
  • studious of change, [417].
  • study of mankind is, [317].
  • such master such, [21].
  • suspect your tale untrue, lest, [349].
  • suspects himself a fool at thirty, [307].
  • take him for all in all, [128].
  • teach you more of, [466].
  • telle a tale after a, [2].
  • tested, metal of a, [663].
  • thankless inconsistent, [307].
  • that blushes, [309].
  • that endureth temptation, [848].
  • that first eat an oyster, [292].
  • that hails you Tom or Jack, [423].
  • that hangs on princes' favours, [99].
  • that hath a tongue, [44].
  • that hath friends, [827].
  • that hath his quiver full, [824].
  • that hath no music in himself, [66].
  • that is born of woman, [817].
  • that is not passion's slave, [138].
  • that lays his hand upon a woman, [463].
  • that meddles with cold iron, [211].
  • that old, eloquent, [252].
  • that makes a character, [311].
  • that mourns, vile, [316].
  • that wants money, [733].
  • the hermit sighed, [513].
  • the kindest, the best conditioned, [64].
  • there lived a, in ages past, [496].
  • there was a little, [519].
  • this is the state of, [99].
  • this was a, say to all the world, [115].
  • thou art e'en as just a, [137].
  • thou art the, [815].
  • thou pendulum, [546].
  • thoughtless inconsistent, [307].
  • to all the country dear, [396].
  • to double business bound, [139].
  • to fall, caused, [165].
  • to know, enough for, [319].
  • to labour in his vocation, [83].
  • to man, speech made to open, [310].
  • to mend God's work, [270].
  • to produce great things, [662].
  • to the last, [90].
  • to whom all Naples is known, [798].
  • to whom old men hearkened, [735].
  • too fond to rule alone, [327].
  • turn over half a library, [372].
  • twins from birth, misery and, [343].
  • unclubable, [371].
  • under his fig-tree, [836].
  • upon this earth, to every, [593].
  • upright, God hath made, [831].
  • use doth breed a habit in a, [44].
  • use it lawfully, if a, [847].
  • used to vicissitudes, [368].
  • vain is the help of, [821].
  • vindicate the ways of God to, [315].
  • virtue and riches seldom settle on, [190].
  • virtuous and vicious, [318].
  • want as an armed, [825].
  • wants but little, [308], [402].
  • warning for thoughtless, [481].
  • weak and despised old, [147].
  • weigh the, not his title, [282].
  • well-bred, will not affront me, [415].
  • well-favoured, to be a, [51].
  • were wise to see it, if, [184].
  • what a piece of work is a, [134].
  • what a strange thing is, [559].
  • what can an old, do but die, [584].
  • what, dare I dare, [122].
  • what has been done by, [309].
  • when I became a, [845].
  • where he dies for, [680].
  • where lives the, [492].
  • which lighteth every, [842].
  • while, is growing, [309].
  • who could make so vile a pun, [282].
  • who is not wise is oft the wisest, [472].
  • who knew more and spoke less, [738].
  • who makes a count ne'er made a, [282].
  • who much receives, [672].
  • who smokes, [607].
  • who tells his wife all he knows, [222].
  • who turnips cries, [375].
  • who wants a shirt, [398].
  • whole duty of, [832].
  • whose blood is very snow-broth, [47].
  • whose blood is warm within, [60].
  • whose breath is in his nostrils, [833].
  • whose wish and care, [334].
  • wicked all at once, no, [721].
  • will wait, everything comes if, [609].
  • wind which blows good to no, [20], [90].
  • wise, know himself to be a fool, [71].
  • wise in his own conceit, [828].
  • wit and wisdom born with a, [195].
  • with a terrible name, [508].
  • with large gray eyes, [472].
  • with soul so dead, [488].
  • within him hide, what may, [49].
  • within this learned, [41].
  • without a tear, [516].
  • worth makes the, [319].
  • would die when the brains were out, [122].
  • writing maketh an exact, [168].
  • written out of reputation, [284].
  • yields his breath, when the good, [496].
• [[1017]]Man's
  • apparel, every true, [49].
  • best things are nearest him, [634].
  • blood, whoso sheddeth, [812].
  • censure, take each, [130].
  • cheek, stain my, [146].
  • contumely, the proud, [135].
  • darling, old, [19].
  • daughter, this old, [149].
  • distinctive mark, [650].
  • erring judgment, [323].
  • every wise, son, [75].
  • eye, watch in every old, [106].
  • face, nose on a, [44], [192].
  • feast, sat at any good, [68].
  • first disobedience, [223].
  • fortune, mould of a, [167].
  • genius is a deity, [742].
  • good qualities, see a, [578].
  • ground, built on another, [45].
  • hand against him, every, [812].
  • hand, cloud like a, [815].
  • hand is not able to taste, [58].
  • happiness to do proper things, [755].
  • heart deviseth his way, [826].
  • heart, which strengthens, [283].
  • house his castle, [24].
  • illusion given, for, [524].
  • imperial race, [326].
  • ingratitude, unkind as, [70].
  • ingress to the world, [439].
  • inhumanity to man, [446].
  • injustice to beasts, [742].
  • life, he took a, [579].
  • life, how good is, [647].
  • life lies within this present, [750].
  • life is like unto a winter's day, [263].
  • life, measure of a, [736].
  • life, short therefore is, [750].
  • loss comes to him from gain, [650].
  • love, a good, [70].
  • love is a thing apart, [556].
  • memory, a great, [138].
  • money makes the, [757].
  • mortality, watch o'er, [478].
  • most dark extremity, [492].
  • own, to get a, [279].
  • pie, no, [98].
  • poison, what 's one, [199].
  • progress through the world, [439].
  • smile, to share the good, [397].
  • true touchstone, [197].
  • unconquerable mind, [471].
  • virtue nor sufficiency, [53].
  • wickedness, a method in, [197].
  • will, to live by one, [31].
  • work is born with him, [656].
  • work made manifest, [845].
• Mandragora,
  • give me to drink, [157].
  • not poppy nor, [154].
• Mane,
  • dew-drop from the lion's, [102].
  • hand upon the ocean's, [588].
  • hand upon thy, [548].
• Manger, dog in the, [188].
• Mangled forms, vents in, [68].
• Manhood,
  • bone of, [408].
  • disappointment of, [608].
  • is a struggle, [608].
  • nor good fellowship in thee, [83].
  • sounder piece of British, [579].
• Manichean god, [421].
• Manifest, made, [842], [845].
• Mankind,
  • beyond myself beyond, [340].
  • brightest meanest of, [319].
  • cause of, [520].
  • common curse of, [102].
  • deserve better of, [290].
  • diseases unbidden haunt, [693].
  • enemy to, [76].
  • example the school of, [411].
  • free spirit of, [572].
  • from China to Peru, [365].
  • in charity to all, [458].
  • love a lover, all, [602].
  • misfortunes of, [430].
  • our countrymen are all, [605].
  • proper study of, is man, [317].
  • respect to the opinions of, [434].
  • surpasses or subdues, [543].
  • things are in the saddle and ride, [599].
  • think their little set, [437].
  • tramples o'er, [339].
  • what was meant for, [399].
  • wine pernicious to, [338].
  • woman that seduces all, [348].
  • wrongs of base, [345].
• Mankind's
  • concern, charity, [318].
  • epitome, not one but all, [268].
  • wonder, my delight all, [279].
• Manliest beauty, form of, [436].
• Man-like is it to fall into sin, [793].
• Manliness of grief, silent, [398].
• Manly
  • blood, ruddy drop of, [602].
  • foe, give me the, [464].
  • sentiment, nurse of, [410].
  • voice, his big, [69].
• Manna,
  • his tongue dropped, [226].
  • in the way, you drop, [66].
• Manner,
  • awfully stupendous, [673].
  • born, to the, [130].
  • is all in all, [414].
  • of men, after the, [844].
• Manners
  • all who saw admired, [444].
  • catch the, living as they rise, [315].
  • corrupt good, [846].
  • gentle of affections mild, of, [335].
  • graced with polished, [422].
  • had not that repose, her, [623].
  • in the face, saw the, [367].
  • man bewrayed by his, [29].
  • men's evil, live in brass, [100].
  • must adorn knowledge, [353].
  • need the support of manners, [603].
  • the mildest, [340].
  • there is nothing settled in, [602].
  • turn with fortunes, [321].
  • with the bravest mind, mildest, [342].
• Mannish cowards, [66].
• Mansions,
  • build thee more stately, [636].
  • in my Father's house, [843].
  • in the skies, [303].
• Mantle,
  • Aurora displays her, [786].
  • like a standing pond, [60].
  • morn in russet, [127].
  • of the standing pool, [147].
  • silver, threw o'er the dark, [233].
  • [[1018]]that covers all human thoughts, [792].
• Mantuan swan, ages ere the, [414].
• Manus hæc inimica tyrannis, [264].
• Manuscript, zigzag, [419].
• Many
  • a smale maketh a grate, [5].
  • a time and oft, [61].
  • and so many and such glee, [574].
  • are called but few chosen, [840].
  • made for one, faith of, [318].
  • must labour for the one, [551].
• Many-coloured
  • glass, dome of, [565].
  • life, [366].
• Many-headed
  • monster, [194], [329], [492].
  • multitude, [34], [103].
• Many-twinkling feet, [382].
• Map
  • me no maps, [862].
  • of busy life, [420].
• Maps,
  • as geographers crowd their, [722].
  • geographers in Afric, [289].
• Mar
  • what 's well, oft we, [146].
  • your fortunes, lest it may, [146].
• Marathon,
  • age spares gray, [541].
  • looks on the sea, [557].
  • mountains look on, [557].
  • plain of, [369].
• Marble,
  • deeds writ in, [197].
  • forget thyself to, [249].
  • halls, I dreamt that I dwelt in, [561].
  • index of a mind, [475].
  • jaws, ponderous and, [131].
  • leapt to life a god, [564].
  • many a braver, [259].
  • nor gilded monuments, [162].
  • of her snowy breast, [219].
  • poets that lasting, seek, [220].
  • sleep in dull cold, [99].
  • softened into life, [329].
  • soft rain perce the hard, [32].
  • some write their wrongs in, [314].
  • to retain, [554], [792].
  • wastes, more the, [769].
  • with his name, mark the, [322].
• Marbles, mossy, rest, [635].
• Marbled steep, Sunium's, [558].
• Marble-hearted fiend, ingratitude, [146].
• Marcellus exiled feels, [319].
• March,
  • ashbuds in the front of, [625].
  • beware the Ides of, [110].
  • drought of, [1].
  • hare, mad as a, [18].
  • ides of, are come, [112], [728].
  • is o'er the mountain waves, [514].
  • life's morning, [515].
  • long majestic, the, [329].
  • nearer home, day's, [497].
  • of intellect, [506].
  • of the human mind, is slow, [408].
  • on march on, [804].
  • stormy, has come, [573].
  • through Coventry, [86].
  • to the battle-field, [675].
  • wide, the villains, [87].
  • winds of, with beauty, [77].
• Marches,
  • funeral, to the grave, [612].
  • to delightful measures, [95].
• Marched on without impediment, [97].
• Marcia towers above her sex, [298].
• Mare, grey, the better horse, [17].
• Margin,
  • meadow of, [442].
  • of fair Zurich's waters, [677].
• Mariana, this dejected, [49].
• Mariners of England, ye, [514].
• Marivaux, romances of, [387].
• Mark,
  • death loves a shining, [309].
  • fellow of no, nor likelihood, [86].
  • hits the, [161].
  • measures not men my, [401].
  • miss the, [439].
  • now how a plain tale, [85].
  • of virtue, [63].
  • push beyond her, [632].
  • the archer little meant, [492].
  • the marble with his name, [322].
  • the perfect man, [819].
  • well experienced archer hits the, [161].
• Mark Antony, who lost, the world, [280].
• Marked
  • him for her own, [386].
  • him for his own, [208].
• Market town, fellow in a, [432].
• Marks,
  • death aims at fairer, [203].
  • of honest men, titles are, [310].
• Marlborough's eyes, from, [365].
• Marle, over the burning, [224].
• Marlowe's mighty line, [179].
• Marmion, last words of, [490].
• Maro sings, scenes that, [421].
• Marred
  • the lofty line, [489].
  • young man married is, [73].
• Marreth what he makes, [327].
• Marriage
  • an open question, [602].
  • and hanging go by destiny, [192].
  • curse of, [154].
  • is a desperate thing, [195].
  • mirth in funeral dirge in, [127].
  • of true minds, [163].
  • tables, furnish forth the, [128].
• Marriages, why so few, are happy, [291].
• Marriage-bell, merry as a, [542].
• Married
  • in haste, [295].
  • live till I were, [51].
  • man, Benedick the, [50].
  • to immortal verse, [249].
• Marrow of tradition, [510].
• Marry
  • ancient people, [222].
  • proper time to, [417].
  • whether it was better to, [760].
• Mars,
  • eye like, to threaten, [140].
  • of malcontents, [45].
  • this seat of, [81].
  • us, it makes us or it, [156].
• Marshal's truncheon, [47].
• Marshallest me the way, [119].
• Martial
  • airs of England, [533].
  • cloak around him, [563].
  • outside, swashing and, [66].
• Martyr,
  • fallest a blessed, [100].
  • like a pale, [667].
• Martyrs,
  • blood of the, [756].
  • noble army of, [850].
  • worthy of the name, [447].
• Martyrdom
  • of fame, [552].
  • of John Rogers, [687].
• Marvellous
  • boy, Chatterton the, [470].
  • things appear, [718].
• Mary
  • go and call the cattle home, [664].
  • [[1019]]hath chosen that good part, [842].
  • image of Bloody, [585].
  • my sweet Highland, [450].
• Mary-buds, winking, [159].
• Masque of Italy, the, [544].
• Masquerade, truth in, [560].
• Mass
  • enormous, a, [341].
  • live as models for the, [648].
  • of matter lost, in the, [342].
  • of millinery, [631].
  • of things to come, [102].
• Massachusetts, there she is, behold her, [532].
• Mast,
  • bends the gallant, [537].
  • like a drunken sailor on a, [97].
  • nail to the, her holy flag, [635].
  • of some great ammiral, [224].
• Master
  • a grief, every one can, [51].
  • Brook, think of that, [46].
  • of his time, every man be, [121].
  • spirits of this age, [112].
  • such, such man, [21].
  • the eternal, found, [366].
• Masters,
  • noble and approved good, [149].
  • of assemblies, [832].
  • of the things they write, few are, [195].
  • of their fates, men are, [110].
  • spread yourselves, [57].
  • we cannot all be, [149].
• Master's
  • requiem, chants the, [599].
  • spell, kindled by, [455].
• Masterdom and sway, [117].
• Masterly inactivity, [457].
• Master-passion in the breast, [317].
• Masterpiece,
  • made his, [120].
  • nature's chief, [279].
  • of nature, a friend is the, [602].
• Master-spirit embalmed, [254].
• Master-spirits of this age, [112].
• Mastery, strive here for, [229].
• Mastiff greyhound, [148].
• Masts crack, [37].
• Mat half hung, [322].
• Matches are made in heaven, [192].
• Mate, choose not alone a proper, [417].
• Mated by the lion, the hind, [73].
• Mater ait natæ, [688].
• Materials of action, [745].
• Mathematics,
  • angling like, [206].
  • makes men subtile, [168].
• Matin
  • bell, each, [500].
  • the glow-worm shows the, [132].
• Matrimony, begin with aversion in, [440].
• Matron's bones, mutine in a, [140].
• Matter
  • a little fire kindleth, [849].
  • Berkeley said there was no, [560].
  • book containing such vile, [107].
  • conclusion of the whole, [832].
  • for a May morning, [76].
  • for virtuous deeds, [36].
  • half knows a, [713].
  • he that repeateth a, [827].
  • lost in the mass of, [342].
  • love doth mince this, [152].
  • mince the, [152], [784], [857].
  • more german to the, [145].
  • more, with less art, [133].
  • no, Berkeley said, [560].
  • root of the, found in me, [817].
  • so they ended the, [815].
  • success in the smallest, [756].
  • what is, never mind, [560].
  • will make a Star-chamber, [44].
  • will re-word, I the, [141].
  • wrecks of, the, [299].
• Matters,
  • amplifying petty, [736].
  • men may read strange, [117].
  • not how a man dies, it, [371].
  • of importance, pay attention to, [757].
  • small to greater, [157].
  • will go swimmingly, [791].
• Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, [684].
• Matthew Prior, here lies, [288].
• Mattock and the grave, [308].
• Maturest counsels, dash, [226].
• Maturity, excellence to, [713].
• Maud, come into the garden, [631].
• Maudlin poetess, a, [326].
• Mavis singing its love-song, [611].
• Maxim
  • in the schools, an old, [290].
  • scoundrel, [357].
  • this great, be my virtue's guide, [350].
• Maxims, hoard of, [626].
• May
  • although I care not, [25].
  • as flush as, [139].
  • flowers, clouds that shed, [233].
  • flowery meads in, [199].
  • full of spirit as the month of, [86].
  • he that will not when he, [9].
  • I be there to see, [417].
  • in the merry month of, [175].
  • maids are, when they are maids, [71].
  • morning, more matter for a, [76].
  • not, I dare and yet I, [25].
  • Queen o' the, [624].
  • what potent blood hath modest, [599].
  • winter chills the lap of, [394].
  • wol have no slogardie a-night, [2].
• May's new-fangled mirth, [54].
• Mayde, meke as is a, [1].
• Maypole
  • in the Strand, where 's the, [352].
• May-time and cheerful Dawn, [474].
• Maze,
  • mighty, not without a plan, [314].
  • through the mirthful, [395].
  • wandered long in fancy's, [328].
• Mazes, in wandering, lost, [228].
• Mazy progress, [382].
• Me pinguem et nitidum, [393].
• Mead, floures in the, [6].
• Meads
  • in May, flowery, [199].
  • naiads through the dewy, [414].
  • of Asphodel, ever-flowing, [347].
• Meadow
  • of margin, [442].
  • seek thee in vain by the, [587].
  • sweets of Burn-mill, [474].
• Meadows
  • brown and sear, [573].
  • do paint the, with delight, [56].
  • trim with daisies pied, [248].
• Meadow-flower its bloom unfold, [487].
• Meagre were his looks, [108].
• Meal in a barrel, handful of, [815].
• Meals, make no long, [398].
• Mean, golden, [345], [424], [714].
• Means
  • and appliances, [89].
  • and content, he that wants, [70].
  • and leisure, increased, [608].
  • [[1020]]end must justify the, [287].
  • get wealth by any, [177].
  • most good, when fortune, [79].
  • no matter by what, [177].
  • not, but ends, [502].
  • of evil out of good, [223].
  • of preserving peace, [425].
  • ravin up thine own life's, [120].
  • to be of note, youth that, [158].
  • to do ill deeds, [80].
  • to live, save, [43].
  • unto an end, life 's but a, [654].
  • whereby I live, [65].
• Meander,
  • as streams, [610].
  • proper, [801].
• Meaner
  • beauties of the night, [174].
  • creatures kings, [97].
• Meanest
  • flower that blows, [478].
  • floweret of the vale, [386].
  • of mankind, wisest brightest, [319].
  • thing that feels, [472].
• Meaning, blunders round about a, [327].
• Meanings,
  • hell is full of good, [205].
  • our fantasies have two, [656].
• Meant, more, than meets the ear, [250].
• Measure
  • for law, we have a, [194].
  • God gives wind by, [206].
  • of a man's height, [719].
  • of a man's life, [736].
  • of an unmade grave, [108].
  • of my days what it is, [820].
  • of my wrath, [44].
  • often have I sighed to, [470].
  • to tread a, with you, [56].
• Measures,
  • delightful, [95].
  • Dundee's wild warbling, [447].
  • life in short, may perfect be, [180].
  • Lydian, softly sweet in, [272].
  • not men, [401], [408].
• Measured
  • by deeds not years, [443].
  • by my soul, [303].
  • many a mile to tread a measure, [56].
  • phrase and choice word, [470].
• Measureless
  • content, shut up in, [119].
  • to man, caverns, [500].
• Meat,
  • after, comes mustard, [786].
  • and cannot eat, some have, [452].
  • and drink to me, [71].
  • as an egg is full of, [107].
  • fire and clothes, [322].
  • God sendeth both mouth and, [20].
  • heaven sends us good, [388].
  • I cannot eat but little, [22].
  • is too good for any but anglers, [208].
  • it feeds on, mock the, [153].
  • never to say grace to his, [291].
  • or drink, is another's, [199].
  • out-did the, [203].
  • strong, for age, [848].
  • upon what, doth Cæsar feed, [110].
• Meats, funeral baked, [128].
• Mecca saddens at the delay, [356].
• Meccas of the mind, [562].
• Mechanic
  • art, made poetry a mere, [414].
  • lawyer without literature, a, [493].
  • operation, poetry a mere, [215].
  • pacings to and fro, [625].
  • slaves, [159].
• Mechanized automaton, [567].
• Meddles with cold iron, [211].
• Meddling, every fool will be, [827].
• Mede, all the floures in the, [6].
• Medes and Persians, law of the, [835].
• Medicinable, some griefs are, [159].
• Medicinal gum, [157].
• Medicine,
  • doeth good like a, [827].
  • for the soul, [809].
  • miserable have no other, [48].
  • thee to that sweet sleep, [154].
  • worse than the malady, [184].
• Medicines
  • at the outset, use, [713].
  • to make me love, [84].
• Medio de fonte leporum, [540].
• Meditate the thankless muse, [247].
• Meditation,
  • let us all to, [94].
  • maiden, fancy-free, [58].
• Meditations, thy testimonies are my, [823].
• Meditative spleen, [480].
• Medium, knows no cold, [339].
• Meed
  • of some melodious tear, [247].
  • sweat for duty not for, [67].
• Meek
  • and gentle, I am, [113].
  • and lowly pure and holy, [611].
  • and quiet spirit, [849].
  • as is a mayde, [1].
  • borne his faculties so, [118].
  • nature's evening comment, [483].
  • patient humble spirit, [182].
  • than fierce, safer being, [650].
• Meek-eyed morn, [355].
• Meet
  • again, if we do, [115].
  • it is I set it down, [132].
  • me by moonlight alone, [594].
  • mortality, how gladly would I, [239].
  • nurse for a poetic child, [489].
  • the like a pleasant thought, [473].
  • thee at thy coming, [833].
  • when shall we three, [115].
• Meets the ear, more than, [250].
• Meetest for death, [64].
• Meeting,
  • broke the good, [122].
  • journeys end in lovers, [75].
  • of gentle lights, [256].
• Meetings, changed to merry, [95].
• Melancholic distracted man, [180].
• Melancholy
  • as a battle won, [463].
  • bait, fish not with this, [60].
  • boughs, under the shade of, [68].
  • but only, sweetest melancholy, [184].
  • chord in, [584].
  • days are come, [573].
  • disposition, he is of a very, [50].
  • grace, elysian beauty, [482].
  • green and yellow, [76].
  • hardships prevent, [373].
  • joy of evils past, [346].
  • main, amid the, [357].
  • marked him for her own, [386].
  • men are most witty, [189].
  • moping, and moon-struck madness, [240].
  • most musical most, [249].
  • naught so sweet as, [185].
  • of mine own, it is a, [70].
  • slow, remote unfriended, [394].
  • there 's such a charm in, [456].
  • [[1021]]train, forced from their homes a, [395].
  • waste, ocean's gray and, [572].
  • what charm can soothe her, [403].
• Mellow,
  • goes to bed, [184].
  • rich and ripe, [555].
  • too, for me, [350].
  • whether grave or, [300].
• Mellowed
  • long, fruit that, [276].
  • to that tender light, [551].
• Mellowing
  • of occasion, [55].
  • year, before the, [246].
• Melodie,
  • foules maken, [1].
  • my luve 's like the, [451].
• Melodies,
  • heard, are sweet, [576].
  • sweetest, are those, [477].
  • the echoes of that voice, [502].
  • thousand, unheard before, [455].
• Melodious
  • birds sing madrigals, [41].
  • sound eftsoones they heard, [28].
  • strains, heaven's, [640].
  • tear, meed of some, [247].
• Melody,
  • blundering kind of, [269].
  • crack the voice of, [635].
  • falling in, back, [504].
  • of every grace, [259].
  • with charmed, [677].
• Melrose by the pale moonlight, [487].
• Melt
  • and dispel ye spectre-doubts, [513].
  • at others' woe, [335], [346].
  • in her mouth, butter would not, [13], [292].
  • in her own fire, [140].
  • into sorrow, [549].
  • too solid flesh would, [127].
• Melts the mind to love, pity, [272].
• Melted into air into thin air, [43].
• Melting
  • airs or martial, [422].
  • charity, open as day for, [90].
  • mood, unused to the, [157].
• Member
  • joint or limb, [228].
  • tongue an unruly, [649].
• Memnonium was in all its glory, [517].
• Memorable epocha, [429].
• Memories
  • and sighs, a night of, [511].
  • liars ought to have good, [264].
  • no pyramids set off his, [198].
• Memory,
  • at the expense of his, [800].
  • be green, [127].
  • begot in the ventricle of, [55].
  • blushes at the sneer, [637].
  • dear, lost to sight to, [587].
  • dear son of, [251].
  • dear, thoughts to, [492].
  • fond, brings the light, [523].
  • graves of, [497].
  • great man's, [138].
  • green in our souls, [519].
  • holds a seat, while, [132].
  • how sweet their, [422].
  • illiterate him from your, [440].
  • indebted to his, for his jests, [443].
  • leaves of the, [615].
  • lends her light no more, [492].
  • liar should have a good, [721].
  • made such a sinner of his, [42].
  • meek Walton's heavenly, [484].
  • morning-star of, [549].
  • my name and, [170].
  • of all he stole, pleasing, [331].
  • of earth's bitter leaven, [473].
  • of the just is blessed, [825].
  • of the past will stay, [518].
  • place in thy, dearest, [678].
  • plays an old tune, [654].
  • pluck from, a rooted sorrow, [125].
  • runneth not to the contrary, [392].
  • silent shore of, [481].
  • table of my, [132].
  • takes them to her caverns, [581].
  • thou art dear to, [587].
  • throng into my, [243].
  • to convict of plagiarism, a, [376].
  • to keep good acts in, [171].
  • vibrates in the, music, [567].
  • wakes the bitter, [231].
  • warder of the brain, [119].
  • Washington's awful, [507].
  • watches o'er the sad review, [513].
  • will bring back the feeling, [689].
• Men
  • able to rely upon themselves, [438].
  • about me that are fat, [111].
  • above that which is written, [845].
  • above the reach of ordinary, [470].
  • adversity is the test of strong, [197].
  • after the manner of, [844].
  • aged, full loth and slow, [492].
  • all, are created equal, [434].
  • all, are liars, [823].
  • all things to all, [845].
  • and women merely players, [69].
  • are April when they woo, [71].
  • are but children of a larger growth, [275].
  • are fit for, which ordinary, [146].
  • are used as they use others, [691].
  • are we and must grieve, [471].
  • are you good, and true, [51].
  • bad, live to eat and drink, [738].
  • below and saints above, [487].
  • beneath the rule of, [606].
  • best of, that e'er wore earth, [182].
  • betray, finds too late that, [403].
  • bodies of unburied, [181].
  • busy companies of, [263].
  • busy haunts of, [570].
  • busy hum of, [249].
  • by losing rendered sager, [554].
  • by their professions judge of, [644].
  • by whom impartial laws were given, [313].
  • callen daisies in our toun, [6].
  • can counsel and speak comfort, [53].
  • cause that wit is in other, [88].
  • cheerful ways of, [230].
  • circumstances the creatures of, [608].
  • claret for boys port for, [374].
  • clever, are good, [578].
  • company of righteous, [698].
  • comprehend all vagrom, [52].
  • condemned alike to groan, [381].
  • contending with adversity, [190].
  • cradled into poetry, [566].
  • crowd of common, [209].
  • cuckoo mocks married, [56].
  • daily do not knowing what they do, [52].
  • [[1022]]dare do what men may do, [52].
  • dear to gods and, [347].
  • decay, wealth accumulates and, [396].
  • December when they wed, [71].
  • deeds are, [206].
  • deep, natural philosophy makes, [168].
  • do not your alms before, [838].
  • doubt, till all, [332].
  • down among the dead, [672].
  • draw, as they ought to be, [399].
  • drink, reasons why, [793].
  • dying man to dying, [670].
  • endure, hope of all ills, [261].
  • equal in presence of death, [708].
  • erring, call chance, [245].
  • evil that, do, [113].
  • eyes of, are idly bent, [82].
  • far from the ways of, [345].
  • fates of mortal, [341].
  • favour the deceit, [276].
  • few, admired by their domestics, [778].
  • first produced in fishes, [739].
  • foolery of wise, [66].
  • for the use and benefit of, [266].
  • from a former generation, [530].
  • from the chimney-corner, [34].
  • gods and godlike, [541].
  • gods superintend the affairs of, [760].
  • good, eat and drink to live, [738].
  • good will toward, [841].
  • goodliest man of, [232].
  • gratitude of, [466].
  • gratitude of most, [796].
  • great nature made us, [657].
  • great, not always wise, [817].
  • great, not great scholars, [638].
  • greatest clerks not the wisest, [17].
  • greatest, oftest wrecked, [240].
  • happy breed of, [81].
  • have died not for love, [71].
  • have lost their reason, [113].
  • have their price, all, [304].
  • hearts of oak are our, [388].
  • heaven hears and pities, [343].
  • heights reached by great, [616].
  • histories make, wise, [168].
  • honest in the sight of all, [844].
  • hopes of living to be brave, [254].
  • ignorance plays the chief part among, [758].
  • impious, bear sway, [298].
  • in great place, are servants, [165].
  • in obedience, supreme powers keep, [193].
  • in the brains of, [111].
  • in the catalogue ye go for, [121].
  • in the mouths of, [162].
  • in these degenerate days, [337].
  • judge, by their success, [795].
  • justifiable to, [242].
  • justify the ways of God to, [223].
  • literary, a perpetual priesthood, [577].
  • live peaceably with all, [844].
  • lived like fishes, [264].
  • lived to eat, [760].
  • lives of great, all remind us, [612].
  • lodging-place of wayfaring, [835].
  • looks through the deeds of, [111].
  • made, and not made them well, [137].
  • man of letters amongst, [591].
  • masters of their fates, [110].
  • may come and men may go, [627].
  • may live fools, [308].
  • may read strange matters, [117].
  • measures not, [401], [408].
  • melancholy, are the most witty, [189].
  • met each other with erected look, [269].
  • midst the shock of, [541].
  • modest, are dumb, [454].
  • most infamous, [413].
  • most, were bad, [758].
  • most wretched, [566].
  • moulded out of faults, best, [50].
  • must be taught, [325].
  • must work, [664].
  • my brothers, [626].
  • nation of gallant, [409].
  • nobleness in other, [656].
  • nor wrong these holy, [540].
  • of Boston, solid, [432].
  • of few words are the best, [91].
  • of high degree and low degree, [821].
  • of honour and of cavaliers, [409].
  • of inward light, [214].
  • of light and leading, [410].
  • of most renowned virtue, [255].
  • of polite learning, [284].
  • of sense approve, [324].
  • of the same religion, sensible, [610].
  • of these degenerate days, [337].
  • of wit will condescend, [290].
  • old, shall dream dreams, [836].
  • only disagree of creatures rational, [227].
  • ought to investigate things, [759].
  • poet still more a man than are, [578].
  • possess a poison for serpents, [718].
  • power makes slaves of, [567].
  • proper, as ever trod, [110].
  • propose, why don't the, [581].
  • put an enemy in their mouths, [152].
  • quit yourselves like, [814].
  • quotation the parole of literary, [374].
  • rich, rule the law, [395].
  • rise on stepping stones, [631].
  • roll of common, [85].
  • ruined by their propensities, [411].
  • sailors are but, [61].
  • say nothing in dangerous times, wise, [196].
  • schemes o' mice and, [446].
  • science that, lere, [6].
  • self-made, [637].
  • shame to, [227].
  • she takes the breath away of, [621].
  • shiver when thou art named, [354].
  • should fear, strange that, [112].
  • shut doors against a setting sun, [109].
  • sicken of avarice, old, [173].
  • sin without intending it, [751].
  • sleek-headed, [111].
  • smile no more, [348].
  • so are they all honourable, [113].
  • so many minds, so many, [704].
  • Socrates the wisest of, [241].
  • some to business take, [321].
  • [[1023]]some to pleasure take, [321].
  • speak after the manner of, [844].
  • speak with the tongues of, [845].
  • spirits of just, made perfect, [848].
  • stand before mean, [828].
  • strength of twenty, [108].
  • such, are dangerous, [111].
  • superiority of educated, [762].
  • suspect your tale, [349].
  • talk only to conceal the mind, [310].
  • tall, had empty heads, [170].
  • tears of bearded, [489].
  • tell them they are, [381].
  • that be lothe to departe, [288].
  • that can render a reason, [828].
  • that fishes gnawed upon, [96].
  • the workers ever reaping, [626].
  • the world's great, [638].
  • think all men mortal, [307].
  • think, what you and other, [110].
  • this blunder find in, [437].
  • thoughts of, are widened, [626].
  • three good, unhanged, [84].
  • three sorts of wise, [691].
  • tide in the affairs of, [115].
  • titles are marks of honest, [310].
  • to be of one mind in an house, [851].
  • tongues of dying, [81].
  • truths which are not for all, [801].
  • twelve good, into a box, [528].
  • twelve honest, have decided, [671].
  • unlearned, of books, [310].
  • various are the tastes of, [391].
  • we are, my liege, [121].
  • we petty, walk under his legs, [110].
  • were deceivers ever, [51].
  • were living before Agamemnon, [555].
  • when bad, combine, [408].
  • when, speak well of you, [841].
  • which never were, [72].
  • which ordinary, are fit for, [146].
  • who can hear the Decalogue, [468].
  • who clung to their first fault, [643].
  • who have failed in literature, [609].
  • who know their rights, [438].
  • who prefer any load of infamy, [462].
  • who their duties know, [438].
  • whose heads do grow beneath their shoulders, [150].
  • whose visages do cream and mantle, [60].
  • wiser by weakness, [221].
  • with mothers and wives, [585].
  • with sisters dear, [585].
  • women and Herveys, [461].
  • world knows nothing of its greatest, [594].
  • world was worthy such, [620].
  • worth a thousand, [492].
  • would be angels, [316].
  • you took them for, not the, [52].
  • young, fitter to invent, [167].
  • young, shall see visions, [835].
  • young, think old men fools, [36].
• Men's
  • bones, full of dead, [841].
  • business and bosoms, [164].
  • charitable speeches, [170].
  • cottages princes' palaces, [60].
  • counters, words are, [200].
  • daughters, words are, [368].
  • dream, the old, [268].
  • evil manners live in brass, [100].
  • facts, precedents for poor, [36].
  • judgments are a parcel, [158].
  • labours and peregrinations, [170].
  • lives, ye are buying, [493].
  • misery, became the cause of all, [31].
  • names, that syllable, [243].
  • nurses, wives are old, [165].
  • office to speak patience, [53].
  • smiles, there 's daggers in, [120].
  • souls, times that try, [431].
  • stuff, disposer of other, [175].
  • thoughts according to their inclinations, [167].
  • vision, the young, [268].
  • wives are young, mistresses, [165].
• Mend
  • God's work, man to, [270].
  • it or be rid on 't, [121].
  • lacks time to, [594].
  • your speech a little, [146].
• Mendacity, tempted into, [639].
• Mended
  • from that tongue, came, [333].
  • little said is soonest, [200], [787].
  • nothing else but to be, [211].
  • old houses, [296].
• Menial, pampered, [433].
• Mens regnum bona possidet, [22].
• Mention her, no we never, [581].
• Mentions hell to ears polite, never, [322].
• Mentioned, better be damned than not, [431].
• Merchant, over-polite, [528].
• Merchants
  • are princes, whose, [834].
  • where, most do congregate, [61].
• Mercies of the wicked, [826].
• Merciless stepmother, [717].
• Mercury
  • can rise, Venus sets ere, [336].
  • like feathered, [86].
  • like the herald, [140].
  • the words of, are harsh, [57].
• Mercy
  • and truth are met, [821].
  • asked I mercy found, [684].
  • ever hope to have, [29].
  • God all, is a God unjust, [308].
  • I to others show, [29], [334].
  • is above this sceptred sway, [64].
  • is nobility's true badge, [103].
  • is not strained, [64].
  • la belle dame sans, [575].
  • nothing becomes them as, [47].
  • nothing emboldens sin so much as, [109].
  • of a rude stream, [99].
  • render the deeds of, [65].
  • seasons justice, [65].
  • shown, lovelier things have, [548].
  • shut the gates of, [385].
  • sighed farewell, [551].
  • temper justice with, [239].
  • unto others show, [29].
  • upon us miserable sinners, [850].
  • we do pray for, [65].
• Mere, lady of the, [472].
• Meridian of my glory, [99].
• Merit,
  • as if her, lessened yours, [377].
  • [[1024]]candle to thy, [362].
  • displays distinguished, [358].
  • envy will pursue, [324].
  • heaven by making earth a hell, [540].
  • raised, by, [226].
  • sense of your great, [423].
  • spurns that patient, takes, [135].
  • wins the soul, [326].
• Merits,
  • careless their, [396].
  • dumb on their own, [454].
  • handsomely allowed, [374].
  • to disclose, no further his, [386].
• Mermaid, things done at the, [196].
• Merce Nilotic isle, [240].
• Merrier
  • man, a, [55].
  • more the, [19].
• Merrily shall I live now, [43].
• Merriment, flashes of, [144].
• Merry
  • and wise, [9], [37], [450], [689].
  • as a marriage-bell, [542].
  • as the day is long, [50].
  • boys are we, three, [184].
  • dancing drinking time, [272].
  • eat drink and be, [831].
  • feast, great welcome makes a, [50].
  • fool to make me, [71].
  • heart goes all the day, [77].
  • heart hath a continual feast, [826].
  • I am not, [151].
  • in hall where beards wag all, [21].
  • let 's be, [199].
  • meetings, changed to, [95].
  • monarch scandalous and poor, [279].
  • month of May, [175].
  • roundelay, [25].
  • swithe it is in hall, [21].
  • when I hear sweet music, [65].
• Merryman and Doctor Quiet, [293].
• Message of despair, [513].
• Messes, herbs and other country, [248].
• Messmates hear a brother sailor, [672].
• Met,
  • hail fellow well, [290].
  • night that first we, [581].
  • no sooner, but they looked, [71].
  • part of all that I have, [625].
  • 't was in a crowd, [581].
• Metal,
  • breed for barren, [61].
  • flowed to human form, [329].
  • more attractive, [138].
  • not the king's stamp makes better the, [282].
  • of a man tested, [663].
  • rang true, [660].
  • sonorous, [224].
• Metamorphosis, in a state of, [756].
• Metaphor, betrayed into no, [528].
• Metaphysic wit, high as, [210].
• Meteor
  • flag of England, [515].
  • harmless flaming, [224], [261].
  • like a fast-flitting, [561].
  • ray, fancy's, [447].
  • streamed like a, [383].
  • streaming to the wind, [224].
• Method
  • in madness, [133].
  • in man's wickedness, [197].
  • of making a fortune, [387].
• Methought I heard a voice, [119].
• Metre
  • ballad-mongers, [85].
  • of an antique song, [161].
• Mettle,
  • a lad of, a good boy, [84].
  • grasp it like a man of, [313].
• Mew,
  • be a kitten and cry, [85].
  • the cat will, [145].
• Me-wards, affection 's strong to, [202].
• Mewing her mighty youth, [255].
• Mewling and puking, [69].
• Mice
  • and rats and such small deer, [147].
  • best-laid schemes o', [446].
  • desert a falling house, [719].
  • feet like little, [256].
  • fishermen appear like, [148].
• Miching mallecho, this is, [138].
• Mickle is the powerful grace, [106].
• Microscopic eye, [316].
• Midas me no Midas, [862].
• Midday
  • beam, at the full, [255].
  • sun, under the, [244].
• Middle
  • age, companions for, [165].
  • of the night, vast and, [128].
  • on his bold visage, [491].
  • tree, tree of life the, [232].
  • wall of partition, [847].
• Midnight
  • brought on the dusky hour, [235].
  • crew, Comus and his, [383].
  • dances and the public show, [335].
  • dead of, the noon of thought, [433].
  • flower, pleasure like the, [520].
  • gravity out of bed at, [85].
  • hags, secret black and, [123].
  • heard the chimes at, [90].
  • hours, mournful, [617].
  • in the solemn, centuries ago, [642].
  • iron tongue of, [59].
  • murder many a foul and, [383].
  • oil consumed, [348].
  • revels by a forest side, [225].
  • shout and revelry, [243].
  • stars of, shall be dear, [469].
• Mid-noon risen on, [235], [476].
• Midst of life we are in death, [851].
• Midsummer,
  • as the sun at, [86].
  • madness, this is very, [76].
• Midwife, she is the fairies', [104].
• Mien
  • carries more invitation, [297].
  • monster of so frightful, [317].
  • such a face and such a, [269].
• Might
  • and main, do with, [603].
  • do it with thy, [831].
  • faith that right makes, [622].
  • have been, it, [619].
  • honest man 's aboon his, [452].
  • in their hour of, [526].
  • of our sovereign, [29].
  • of the gods, [698].
  • try with all my, [535].
  • would not when he, [405].
• Mightier far is love, [482].
• Mightiest
  • in the mightiest, [64].
  • Julius fell, [126].
• Mightily strive, [72].
• Mighty
  • above all things, [836].
  • ale a large quart, of, [3].
  • all the proud and, [358].
  • crack, hear the, [300].
  • dead, converse with the, [356].
  • [[1025]]death, eloquent just and, [26].
  • fallen, how are the, [815].
  • fortress is our God, [770].
  • heart is lying still, [470].
  • ills, what, [280].
  • large bed, bed of honour a, [305].
  • line, Marlowe's, [179].
  • maze but not without a plan, [314].
  • minds of old, [506].
  • orb of song, [479].
  • pain it is to love, [261].
  • shrine of the, [548].
  • state's decrees, mould a, [633].
  • while ago, [177].
  • workings, hum of, [576].
  • your hearts are, [46].
  • youth, mewing her, [255].
• Mild philosophy, calm lights of, [297].
• Mildest-mannered man, [557].
• Mildness, ethereal, [355].
• Mile, measured many a, [56].
• Miles
  • asunder, villain and he are, [108].
  • travelled twelve stout, [472].
  • twelve, from a lemon, [460].
• Militia, the rude, [273].
• Milk,
  • adversity's sweet, [108].
  • and honey, flowing with, [813].
  • and water, happy mixtures of, [554].
  • of concord, sweet, [124].
  • of human kindness, [117].
  • of Paradise, drunk the, [500].
  • such as have need of, [848].
• Milk-white
  • before now purple, [58].
  • lamb, Una with her, [477].
  • thorn, beneath the, [447].
• Milky
  • baldric of the skies, [573].
  • mothers, [27], [494].
  • way i' the sky, [256].
  • way, solar walk or, [315].
• Mill,
  • brook that turns a, [455].
  • God's, grinds slow but sure, [206].
  • I wandered by the, [634].
  • more water glideth by the, [104].
  • much water goeth by the, [18].
• Miller
  • sees not all the water, [192].
  • there was a jolly, [427].
• Miller's golden thumb, [2].
• Millers thin, bone and skin two, [351].
• Milliner, perfumed like a, [83].
• Millinery, mass of, [631].
• Million
  • acres, Cleon hath a, [653].
  • misses an unit aiming at a, [646].
  • pleased not the, [134].
• Millions
  • boast, who dost thy, [261].
  • for defence, [673].
  • in tears, leaves, [655].
  • of spiritual creatures, [234].
  • of surprises, [205].
  • saddled and bridled, [682].
  • think, perhaps makes, [558].
  • yet to be, thanks of, [562].
• Mills of God grind slowly, [793].
• Millstone
  • hanged about his neck, [842].
  • hard as the nether, [818].
  • look through a, [33].
  • see into a, [789].
  • seen far in a, [13].
• Milo's end, remember, [278].
• Milton,
  • faith and morals of, [472].
  • round the path of, [485].
  • shouldst be living, [472].
  • some mute inglorious, [385].
  • that mighty orb of song, [479].
  • the divine, [479].
  • the sightless, [483].
  • to give a, birth, [414].
• Milton's golden lyre, [391].
• Mince
  • the matter, [857].
  • this matter, [152], [784].
• Mincing, walking and, [833].
• Mind,
  • absence of, [509].
  • appearances to the, [744].
  • as the, is pitched, [421].
  • banquet of the, [346].
  • be ye all of one, [849].
  • beneficent of, [343].
  • bettering of my, [42].
  • blameless, a, [342].
  • bliss centres in the, [395].
  • blotted from his, [314].
  • body or estate, [850].
  • breathing from her face, [550].
  • clothed and in his right, [841].
  • conquest of the, [345].
  • conscious of rectitude, [707].
  • dagger of the, [119].
  • damning those they have no, to, [211].
  • desires of the, [169].
  • did minde his grace, never, [23].
  • diseased, minister to a, [125].
  • education forms the common, [320].
  • encyclopedic, [593].
  • exercise is strength of, [317].
  • farewell the tranquil, [154].
  • fire from the, [542].
  • firm capacious, [342].
  • fleet is a glance of the, [416].
  • forbids to crave, [22].
  • glimmer on my, to, [514].
  • good, possesses a kingdom, [22].
  • grand prerogative of, [534].
  • grateful, by owing owes not, [231].
  • his eyes are in his, [503].
  • how love exalts the, [273].
  • immortal remains, [341].
  • in ruins, the human, [682].
  • in the victor's, [299].
  • is bent, when to ill thy, [345].
  • is clouded with a doubt, [629].
  • is God, our, [742].
  • is its own place, [224].
  • is pitched, as the, [421].
  • is the judge of the man, [715].
  • is the lever of all things, [530].
  • large and fruitful, [168].
  • last infirmity of noble, [247].
  • laugh that spoke the vacant, [396].
  • leafless desert of the, [549].
  • love looks with the, [57].
  • magic of the, the, [551].
  • makes the man, [303].
  • man's unconquerable, [471].
  • marble index of a, [475].
  • march of the human, [408].
  • Meccas of the, [562].
  • men to be of one, [851].
  • [[1026]]mildest manners with bravest, [342].
  • misguide the, [323].
  • musing in his sullein, [28].
  • narrowed his, [399].
  • noble, o'erthrown, [136].
  • nobler in the, to suffer, [135].
  • noblest, the best contentment has, [27].
  • not body enough to cover his, [460].
  • not to be changed, [224].
  • not what thou lackest, [754].
  • of desultory man, [417].
  • of man, in the, [467].
  • of man, wine shows the, [694].
  • one, in an house, [851].
  • oppressed with dumps, [404].
  • Othello's visage in his, [151].
  • out of sight out of, [7], [35].
  • outbreak of a fiery, [133].
  • pen is the tongue of the, [789].
  • persuaded in his own, [845].
  • philosophy inclineth a man's, [166].
  • pity melts the, to love, [272].
  • plead it in heart and, [387].
  • power to broaden the, [750].
  • quite vacant, [415].
  • raise and erect the, [169].
  • riches of the, [737].
  • sad thoughts to the, [466].
  • serene for contemplation, [349].
  • she had a frugal, [417].
  • standard of the man, [303].
  • steady, ballast to keep the, [662].
  • strong and sound, [373].
  • suspicion haunts the guilty, [95].
  • talk only to conceal the, [310].
  • that builds for aye, [485].
  • that makes the man, [707].
  • that very fiery particle, [560].
  • the philosophic, [478].
  • time out of, [104].
  • to change thy, [754].
  • to glimmer on my, [514].
  • to me a kingdom is, [22].
  • to me an empire is, [22].
  • to mind heart to heart, [488].
  • torture of the, [121].
  • unconquerable, the, [382].
  • untutored, sees God in clouds, [315].
  • vacant, and body filled, [92].
  • vacant, is a mind distressed, [415].
  • well-ordered, [751].
  • were weight, if, [483].
  • what I am taught, [535].
  • what you are pleased to call your, [861].
  • whose body lodged a mighty, [338].
  • whose well-taught, [343].
  • wisest books in her, [261].
• Minds,
  • admiration of weak, [240].
  • are not ever craving, [444].
  • balm of hurt, [120].
  • innocent and quiet, [260].
  • led captive, [240].
  • marriage of true, [163].
  • of old, the mighty, [506].
  • of some of our statesmen, [518].
  • powers which impress our, [466].
  • so many men so many, [704].
  • that have nothing to confer, [487].
• Mind's
  • construction in the face, [117].
  • eye Horatio, in my, [128].
• Mindful what it cost, ever, [465].
• Minden's plain, on, [427].
• Mine
  • be a cot beside the hill, [455].
  • be the breezy hill, [428].
  • bright jewels of the, [569].
  • eye seeth thee, [818].
  • fairy of the, [245].
  • own, do what I will with, [840].
  • what is yours is, [50].
• Mines for coal and salt, [563].
• Mingle mingle mingle, [173].
• Mingled yarn, [74].
• Minions of the moon, [82].
• Minister,
  • one fair spirit for my, [547].
  • so sore, no, [328].
  • thou flaming, [156].
  • to a mind diseased, [125].
  • to himself, the patient must, [125].
• Ministers
  • of grace defend us, [130].
  • of love, all are but, [501].
• Ministering angel, [144], [490].
• Minnows, Triton of the, [103].
• Minor pants for twenty-one, the, [329].
• Minstrel
  • lead, Mercy this, [473].
  • raptures swell, no, [488].
  • ring the fuller, in, [633].
• Minstrelsy, brayed with, [109].
• Mint
  • and anise, tithe of, [840].
  • of phrases in his brain, [54].
• Minuet in Ariadne, [441].
• Minute,
  • Cynthia of this, [321].
  • of heaven, one, [526].
  • speak more in a, [107].
  • suppliance of a, [129].
• Minutes
  • count by sensations, [608].
  • in forty, [58].
  • make the ages, [642].
  • what damned, tells he o'er, [153].
• Minute-hand, his conversation shows not the, [376].
• Miracle instead of wit, [311].
• Miracles
  • are past, [73].
  • of precocity, [718].
• Miraculous organ, with most, [135].
• Mire,
  • learning will be cast into the, [410].
  • water never left man in the, [109].
• Mirror,
  • honest wife's truest, [463].
  • in that just, [309].
  • of all courtesy, [98].
  • of constant faith, [342].
  • of friendship, [695].
  • of the soul, speech is a, [714].
  • thou glorious, [547].
  • up to nature, to hold the, [137].
  • warped, to a gaping age, [564].
• Mirrors of the gigantic shadows, [568].
• Mirth
  • and fun grew fast and furious, [451].
  • and innocence, [554].
  • and laughter, [557].
  • and tears, humblest, [468].
  • can into folly glide, how, [492].
  • displaced the, [122].
  • far from all resort of, [250].
  • he is all, [51].
  • in funeral dirge in marriage, [127].
  • [[1027]]limit of becoming, [55].
  • May's new-fangled, [54].
  • mixed wisdom with, [399].
  • of its December, [595].
  • string attuned to, [584].
  • that after no repenting draws, [252].
• Mirthful
  • maze, through the, [395].
• Misapplied, virtue turns vice being, [106].
• Misbegotten knaves, [84].
• Misbeliever, you call me, [61].
• Miscarriage in war, a second, [733].
• Mischief,
  • beauty is an ivory, [761].
  • for idle hands, [302].
  • hand to execute any, [255].
  • in every deed of, [430].
  • it means, [138].
  • neglect may breed, [360].
  • place which has done man, [715].
  • Satan finds some, [302].
  • smile with an intent to do, [186].
• Mischievous thing spoken unawares, [733].
• Miser, honesty dwells like a, [72].
• Miser's
  • pensioner, to be a, [475].
  • treasure, unsunned heaps of, [244].
• Miserable
  • comforters are ye all, [817].
  • have no other medicine, [48].
  • night, I have passed a, [96].
  • sinners, mercy upon us, [850].
  • to be weak is, [223].
• Miseries, in shallows and in, [115].
• Misery
  • acquaints a man with strange bedfellows, [43].
  • and man from birth, [343].
  • became the cause of all men's, [31].
  • child of, baptized in tears, [427].
  • cold to distant, [430].
  • companions in, [714].
  • company in, [192].
  • had worn him to the bones, [108].
  • half our, from our foibles, [437].
  • happy time in, [618].
  • he gave to, all he had, [386].
  • is at hand, [769].
  • poets in their, dead, [470].
  • sacred to gods is, [343].
  • steeped to the lips in, [614].
  • vow an eternal, together, [280].
• Misery's darkest cavern, [366].
• Misfortune,
  • delight in another's, [710].
  • made the throne her seat, [301].
• Misfortunes,
  • bear another's, [336].
  • delight in others', [407].
  • hardest to bear, [663].
  • ignorance of one's, [698].
  • laid in one heap, [736].
  • occasioned by man, [718].
  • of mankind, [430].
  • of others, to endure the, [794].
• Misfortune's book, writ in sour, [108].
• Misgivings, blank, [478].
• Mishaps, wisdom from another's, [713].
• Misled by fancy's meteor ray, [447].
• Mislike me not for my complexion, [62].
• Misquote, enough learning to, [539].
• Miss,
  • nature cannot, [272].
  • not the discourse of the elders, [837].
• Missed it lost it forever, we, [650].
• Mist
  • in my face, to feel the, [650].
  • is dispelled when a woman appears, [348].
  • obscures, no, [507].
  • of years, dim with the, [541].
  • resembles rain, as, [614].
• Mistake,
  • there is no, [463].
  • you lie under a, [292], [567].
• Mistletoe hung in the castle hall, [582].
• Mistress
  • of her art, [446].
  • of herself, [322].
  • such, such Nan, [21].
• Mistresses, wives are young men's, [165].
• Mistress' eyebrow, [69].
• Misty mountain-tops, [108].
• Misunderstood, to be great is to be, [601].
• Misused wine, poison of, [243].
• Mithridates, half, [593].
• Mixture of earth's mould, [243].
• Mixtures of more happy days, [554].
• Moan of doves, [630].
• Moat defensive to a house, [81].
• Moated grange, at the, [49].
• Mob of gentlemen, [329].
• Mock
  • a broken charm, [500].
  • at sin, fools make a, [826].
  • sit in the clouds and, [89].
  • the air with idle state, [383].
  • the meat it feeds on, [153].
  • your own grinning, [144].
• Mocks
  • married men, the cuckoo, [56].
  • me with the view, [394].
• Mocked himself, smiles as if he, [111].
• Mocker, wine is a, [827].
• Mockery
  • and a snare, [527].
  • hence unreal, [122].
  • king of snow, [82].
  • of woe, bear about the, [335].
  • over slaves, in, [518].
• Mocking the air with colours idly spread, [80].
• Mode of the lyre, each, [519].
• Model
  • of the barren earth, [82].
  • then draw the, [88].
• Models for the mass, live as, [648].
• Moderate
  • haste, one with, [129].
  • the rancour of your tongue, [672].
• Moderation
  • is the silken string, [182].
  • observe, [694].
  • the gift of heaven, [698].
• Moderator of passions, [207].
• Modern instances, wise saws and, [69].
• Modes of faith, [318].
• Modest
  • doubt, [102].
  • men are dumb, [454].
  • pride and coy submission, [232].
  • stillness and humility, [91].
  • the quip, [72].
  • zealous yet, [428].
• Modesty,
  • bounds of, [108].
  • downcast, concealed, [356].
  • grace and blush of, [140].
  • is a candle to thy merit, [362].
  • of nature, o'erstep not the, [137].
  • pure and vestal, [108].
• Modification, bad plan that admits no, [710].
• Moles and to the bats, [832].
• Mole-hill, mountain of, [675].
• [[1028]]Molly, was true to his, [436].
• Moment,
  • face some awful, [476].
  • give to God each, [359].
  • improve each, as it flies, [366].
  • is a day, each, [608].
  • loyal and neutral in a, [120].
  • pith and, enterprises of, [136].
  • show, how little can a, [486].
  • to decide, [657].
  • work of a, [785].
• Moments make the year, [311].
• Moment's ornament, to be a, [474].
• Momentary bliss, bestow, a, [381].
• Monarch,
  • does not misbecome a, [389].
  • hears assumes the god, [271].
  • love could teach a, [387].
  • morsel for a, [157].
  • of all I survey, [416].
  • of mountains, [553].
  • of the vine, [158].
  • once uncovered sat, [352].
  • scandalous and poor, [279].
  • the throned, [64].
• Monarchs,
  • change perplexes, [225].
  • fate of mighty, [356].
  • scion of chiefs and, [547].
  • seldom sigh in vain, [489].
• Monarchies, mightiest, [227].
• Monarchy, trappings of a, [369].
• Monastic brotherhood, [480].
• Monday,
  • betwixt Saturday and, [285].
  • hanging his cat on, [856].
• Money
  • and books placed for show, [215].
  • cannot buy, blessing that, [208].
  • comes withal, [72].
  • in thy purse, put, [151].
  • makes the man, [757].
  • man that wants, [733].
  • means and content, that wants, [70].
  • much, as 't will bring, [213].
  • of fools, words the, [200].
  • perish with thee, thy, [843].
  • possessed by their, [188].
  • sets the world in motion, [712].
  • still get, boy, [177].
  • the love of, root of all evil, [848].
  • time is, [361].
  • to a starving man at sea, [786].
• Mongrel
  • mastiff, [148].
  • puppy whelp and hound, [400].
• Monie a blunder free us, [448].
• Monk,
  • the devil a, would be, [772].
  • who shook the world, [610].
• Monks of old, I envy the, [678].
• Monmouth river at, [92].
• Monopoly of fame, [189].
• Monster
  • custom who all sense doth eat, [141].
  • faultless, [279].
  • green-eyed, it is the, [153].
  • London, [261].
  • many-headed, [194].
  • of so frightful mien, [317].
• Monstrous,
  • every fault seeming, [70].
  • little voice, [57].
  • tail our cat has got, [285].
• Mont Blanc is the monarch, [553].
• Month,
  • a little, [128].
  • laughter for a, [84].
  • march stout once a, [273].
  • more than he will stand to in a, [107].
  • of June, leafy, [499].
  • of leaves and roses, [655].
  • of May, in the merry, [175].
• Months without an R, [857].
• Monument,
  • enduring, [565].
  • my gentle verse, your, [162].
  • patience on a, [76].
• Monuments,
  • hung up for, [95].
  • shall last when Egypt's fall, [309].
  • upon my breast, [571].
• Monumental
  • alabaster, smooth as, [156].
  • pomp of age, [479].
• Mood,
  • Dorian, of flutes, [225].
  • fantastic as a woman's, [492].
  • in any shape in any, [552].
  • in listening, she stood, [490].
  • sweet, when pleasant thoughts, [466].
  • that blessed, [467].
  • unused to the melting, [157].
• Moody madness, [381].
• Moon,
  • auld in hir arme, [404].
  • be a dog and bay the, [114].
  • by night, nor the, [824].
  • by yonder blessed, [106].
  • cast before the, [32].
  • cast beyond the, [11].
  • close by the, [230].
  • course of one revolving, [268].
  • glimpses of the, [131].
  • had filled her horn, thrice the, [306].
  • has climbed the highest hill, [673].
  • honour from the pale-faced, [84].
  • in full-orbed glory, [507].
  • inconstant, [106].
  • into salt tears resolves the, [109].
  • is an arrant thief, [109].
  • looks on many brooks, [521].
  • loud thundering to the, [358].
  • lucent as a rounded, [661].
  • made of green cheese, [19].
  • maids who love the, [520].
  • minions of the, [82].
  • mortals call the, [565].
  • night-flower sees but one, [521].
  • no morn no, [586].
  • of Mahomet, [566].
  • reverence to yon peeping, [173].
  • rising in clouded majesty, [233].
  • shall rise, when the, [174].
  • shine at full or no, [214].
  • silent as the, [241].
  • silent night with this fair, [233].
  • sits arbitress, [225].
  • swear not by the, [106].
  • sweet regent of the sky, [426].
  • takes up the wondrous tale, [300].
  • that monthly changes, [106].
  • unmask her beauty to the, [129].
  • wandering, behold the, [250].
  • went up the sky, the moving, [498].
  • yestreen I saw the new, [404].
• Moons wasted, some nine, [149].
• Moon's unclouded grandeur, [568].
• Moonbeams
  • are bright, for the, [611].
  • play, about their ranks the, [536].
• [[1029]]Moonlight
  • and feeling, music, [567].
  • meet me by, alone, [594].
  • shade, along the, [335].
  • sleeps upon this bank, [65].
  • tale told by, [594].
  • visit Melrose by, [487].
• Moon-struck madness, [240].
• Moor, lady married to the, [477].
• Moore, Tom, a health to thee, [553].
• Moorish fen, lake or, [244].
• Moping melancholy, [240].
• Moral
  • evil and of good, [466].
  • good a practical stimulus, [724].
  • no man's sufficiency to be so, [53].
  • point a, or adorn a tale, [365].
  • sensible and well-bred man, [415].
• Morals,
  • bible is a book of, [530].
  • which Milton held, [472].
  • why man of, [260].
• Moralist, teach the rustic, to die, [385].
• Morality
  • is perplexed, [411].
  • periodical fits of, [591].
  • religion and, [370].
  • unawares expires, [332].
• Moralize my song, [27].
• Moralized his song, [328].
• Mordre wol out, [5].
• More,
  • angels could no, [307].
  • blessed to give, [843].
  • can tie with, [451].
  • frayd then hurt, [11].
  • giving thy sum of, [67].
  • in sorrow than in anger, [128].
  • is meant than meets the ear, [250].
  • is thy due than more than all, [117].
  • knave than fool, [41].
  • matter for a May morning, [76].
  • matter with less art, [133].
  • more honoured in the breach than the observance, [130].
  • no man see me, [99].
  • of the serpent than dove, [41].
  • sinned against than sinning, [147].
  • than a crime, it is, [805].
  • than a little, [86].
  • than all can pay, [117].
  • than kin less than kind, [127].
  • than painting can express, [301].
  • the merrier, [19].
  • things in heaven and earth, [133].
  • who dares do, [118].
• Morn
  • and cold indifference came, [301].
  • and liquid dew of youth, [129].
  • blushing like the, [237].
  • cheerful at, he wakes, [394].
  • fair laughs the, [383].
  • furthers a man on his road, [694].
  • genial, appears, [513].
  • golden light of, [584].
  • her rosy steps, [234].
  • in russet mantle clad, [127].
  • incense-breathing, [384].
  • lights that do mislead the, [49].
  • like a lobster boiled, the, [213].
  • like a summer's, [502].
  • love-song to the, [611].
  • meek-eyed, appears, [355].
  • no, no noon no dawn, [586].
  • not waking till she sings, [32].
  • of toil nor night of waking, [491].
  • on the Indian steep, [243].
  • one, I missed him, [386].
  • opening eyelids of the, [247].
  • risen on mid-noon, [235], [476].
  • salutation to the, [97].
  • somewhere 't is always, [604].
  • suns that gild the vernal, [424].
  • sweet approach of even or, [230].
  • sweet is the breath of, [233].
  • till night he sung from, [427].
  • to noon he fell, from, [225].
  • tresses like the, [246].
  • waked by the circling hours, [235].
  • was fair the skies were clear, [611].
  • with rosy hand, [235].
  • with the dawning of, [515].
• Morning
  • air, scent the, [132].
  • all in the, betime, [142].
  • at odds with, [123].
  • best of the sons of the, [535].
  • bid me good, [433].
  • brightly breaks the, [676].
  • come in the, [680].
  • dew, as the sun the, [270].
  • dew, chaste as, [308].
  • dew, faded like the, [513].
  • dew, washed with, [491].
  • dew, womb of, [28].
  • drum-beat, [533].
  • earliest light of the, [529].
  • ever break, when did, [520].
  • face, disasters in his, [397].
  • face, schoolboy with his shining, [69].
  • fair came forth, [241].
  • found myself famous one, [560].
  • full many a glorious, [161].
  • in the, thou shalt hear, [302].
  • life how pleasant is thy, [447].
  • like the spirit of a youth, [158].
  • lowers, the dawn is overcast the, [297].
  • Lucifer son of the, [833].
  • more matter for a May, [76].
  • never wore to evening, [631].
  • of the times, in the, [627].
  • of the world, in the, [644].
  • reflection came with the, [301], [494].
  • saw two clouds at, [677].
  • shows the day, as, [241].
  • sky, forehead of the, [248].
  • sky, opens to the, [677].
  • somewhere, 't is always, [604].
  • sow thy seed in the, [831].
  • stars of, dewdrops, [235].
  • stars sang together, [817].
  • wings of the, [824].
  • womb of the, [823], [851].
• Morning-gate of glory, [639].
• Morning-star,
  • glittering like the, [409].
  • of memory, [549].
• Morning's march, in life's, [515].
• Morrow,
  • desire of the night for the, [567].
  • good night till it be, [106].
  • no part of their good, [258].
  • take no thought for the, [838].
  • watching for the, [803].
  • windy night a rainy, [162].
• [[1030]]Morsel
  • for a monarch, [157].
  • under his tongue, [283].
• Mortal
  • cares, far from, [534].
  • coil, shuffled off this, [135].
  • crisis doth portend, [212].
  • frame, quit this, [334].
  • frame, stirs this, [501].
  • hopes defeated, [482].
  • ills prevailing, flood of, [770].
  • instruments, [111].
  • men think all men, [307].
  • mixture of earth's mould, [243].
  • murders, twenty, [122].
  • passions, necessity of, [740].
  • resting-place so fair, no, [546].
  • spirit of, be proud, [561].
  • taste brought death, [223].
  • thing, laugh at any, [558].
  • through a crown's disguise, [391].
  • to the skies, he raised a, [272].
• Mortals
  • call the moon, whom, [565].
  • given, some feelings to, [491].
  • human, [57].
  • the spirit of, [561].
  • to command success, not in, [297].
  • to the skies, raise, [532].
  • what fools these, [58].
• Mortality,
  • child of, [434].
  • gladly would I meet, [239].
  • is too weak to bear them, [281].
  • kept watch o'er man's, [478].
  • o'ersways their power, [162].
  • thoughts of, [222].
  • to frail, [170].
• Mortality's strong hand, [80].
• Mortar, bray a fool in a, [829].
• Moses, Pan lends his pagan horn to, [331].
• Moss
  • and flowers, azure, [565].
  • and through brake, through, [506].
  • rolling stone gathers no, [14].
• Moss-beds, purpled the, [570].
• Moss-covered bucket, [537].
• Mossy
  • marbles rest, the, [635].
  • stone, violet by a, [467].
• Most,
  • he serves me, [339].
  • unkindest cut of all, [113].
• Motes that people the sunbeams, [249].
• Moth, desire of the, for the star, [567].
• Moths, maidens like, [540].
• Mother
  • Earth, common growth of, [468].
  • father brethren all in thee, [338].
  • happy he with such a, [630].
  • honour thy father and, [675].
  • in Israel, I arose a, [814].
  • is a mother still, [502].
  • man before thy, [424].
  • man before your, [199].
  • meets on high her babe, [508].
  • of all living, [812].
  • of arts and eloquence, [241].
  • of devotion, ignorance the, [275].
  • of dews, morn appears, [355].
  • of form and fear, [39].
  • of good fortune, [791].
  • of invention, necessity the, [305].
  • of safety, provident fear, [451].
  • so loving to my, [128].
  • the holiest thing alive, [502].
  • to her daughter spake, [688].
  • tongue, [419].
  • wandered with her child, [568].
  • was weeping, its, [582].
  • who 'd give her booby, [348].
  • who ran to help me? my, [535].
  • who talks of her children, [608].
  • whose, was her painting, [160].
  • wit, nature by her, [29].
• Mothers
  • and wives, men with, [585].
  • milky, [27], [494].
• Mother's
  • breath, extend a, [328].
  • glass, thou art my, [161].
  • grave, botanize upon his, [471].
  • lap, [239], [240].
  • pride a father's joy, [492].
• Motion
  • and a spirit, [467].
  • between the acting and first, [111].
  • in his, like an angel sings, [65].
  • in our proper, [226].
  • money sets the world in, [712].
  • of a hidden fire, [497].
  • of a muscle, [465].
  • of his starry train, [485].
  • pulling the cords of, [754].
  • scoured with perpetual, [88].
  • this sensible warm, [48].
  • two stars keep not their, [87].
• Motions
  • of his spirit dull as night, [66].
  • of the sense, [47].
• Motionless
  • as ice, [473].
  • torrents silent cataracts, [501].
• Motive guide original and end, [367].
• Motives of more fancy, [88].
• Motive-hunting of a motiveless malignity, [505].
• Motley
  • fool, [67].
  • rout, [424].
• Motley's the only wear, [68].
• Mottoes of the heart, [514].
• Mould,
  • ethereal, [226].
  • light shaft of orient, [570].
  • mortal mixture of earth's, [243].
  • nature lost the perfect, [552].
  • nature's happiest, [388].
  • of a man's fortune, [167].
  • of form, glass of fashion, [136].
  • verge of the churchyard, [585].
• Moulded
  • on one stem, two lovely berries, [58].
  • out of faults, best men are, [50].
  • scarcely formed or, [560].
• Moulder piecemeal on the rock, [549].
• Mouldering urn, [428].
• Moulding Sheridan, [552].
• Mouldy rolls of Noah's ark, [268].
• Mount
  • Abora, singing of, [500].
  • Casius old, [228].
  • Zion city of the great king, [820].
• Mountain
  • and lea, o'er, [611].
  • brought forth a mouse, [726].
  • haunt dale or piny, [504].
  • in its azure hue, robes the, [512].
  • land of the, [489].
  • like the dew on the, [491].
  • nymph sweet liberty, [248].
  • of a mole-hill, [675].
  • pendent rock a forked, [158].
  • [[1031]]rolling his stone up the, [617].
  • see one, see all, [189].
  • side, from every, [619].
  • small sands the, [311].
  • tops, tiptoe on the misty, [108].
  • was in labour, [716].
  • waves, march is o'er the, [514].
• Mountains,
  • bind him to his native, [394].
  • Delectable, [266].
  • faith to remove, [845].
  • Greenland's icy, [536].
  • high, are a feeling, [543].
  • interposed make enemies, [418].
  • look on Marathon, [557].
  • Mont Blanc is the monarch of, [553].
  • will be in labour, [706].
  • woods or steepy, [40].
• Mountain-height,
  • freedom from her, [573].
  • winds swept the, [568].
• Mounted in delight, [470].
• Mounteth with occasion, courage, [78].
• Mounting
  • barbed steeds, [95].
  • in hot haste, [542].
• Mourn,
  • countless thousands, [446].
  • her, all the world shall, [101].
  • lacks time to, [594].
  • love is doomed to, [683].
  • the unalterable days, [600].
  • who thinks must, [289].
• Mourns
  • the dead, he, [307].
  • nothing dies but something, [558].
  • vile man that, [316].
• Mourned
  • by man, [482].
  • by strangers, [335].
  • her soldier slain, [427].
  • honoured and forever, [341].
  • revered and, [342].
  • the dame of Ephesus, so, [295].
  • the loved the lost, [545].
• Mourners go about the streets, [831].
• Mournful
  • midnight hours, [612].
  • numbers, tell me not in, [612].
  • rhymes, ring out my, [633].
  • rustling in the dark, [615].
  • truth, this, [366].
• Mourning,
  • house of, [830].
  • oil of joy for, [834].
• Mournings for the dead, [615].
• Mouse,
  • as a cat would watch a, [293].
  • killing a, on Sunday, [856].
  • mountain brought forth a, [726].
  • not even a, [527].
  • of any soul, [336].
  • with one poor hole, [206], [336], [701].
• Mouses wit not worth a leke, [4].
• Mousing owl hawked at, [120].
• Mouth
  • and the meat, God sendeth, [11], [20].
  • an thou 'lt, I 'll rant, [145].
  • butter would not melt in her, [292].
  • close, catches no flies, [787].
  • even in the cannon's, [69].
  • familiar in his, [92].
  • gaping, and stupid eyes, [273].
  • ginger shall be hot i' the, [75].
  • like kisses from a female, [554].
  • look a gift horse in the, [11], [211].
  • most beautiful, in the world, [353].
  • of babes and sucklings, [818].
  • of hell, into the, [628].
  • out of thine own, [842].
  • purple-stainèd, [575].
  • to water, made his, [212].
  • which hath the deeper, [93].
  • wickedness sweet in his, [817].
  • with open, swallowing a tailor's news, [80].
• Mouths
  • a sentence, as curs, [412].
  • enemy in their, [152].
  • familiar in their, [92].
  • in a glass, made, [147].
  • of men, in the, [162].
  • of wisest censure, [152].
  • without hands, [273].
• Mouth-filling oath, [86].
• Mouth-honour, breath, [124].
• Move easiest, those, [324].
• Moves
  • a goddess, [337].
  • in a mysterious way, God, [423].
• Moved,
  • a woman, [73].
  • to smile at anything, [111].
• Moving
  • accidents, [150].
  • push on keep, [457].
• Moving-delicate and full of life, [53].
• Mown grass, like rain upon the, [821].
• Much
  • goods laid up, [842].
  • he reads, [111].
  • he thinks too, [111].
  • I owe, I have nothing, [770].
  • I want which most would have, [22].
  • may be made of a Scotchman, [371].
  • may be said on both sides, [300], [363].
  • more than little, is by much too, [86].
  • more to that which had too, [67].
  • of a muchness, [684].
  • of earth so much of heaven, [472].
  • one man can do, [263].
  • so, to do so little done, [633].
  • some have too, [22].
  • something too, of this, [138].
  • too, of a good thing, [71], [785].
• Muchness, much of a, [684].
• Muck of sweat, all of a, [402].
• Muckle, twice as, as a' that, [447].
• Mud, sun reflecting upon the, [169].
• Muddy ill-seeming thick, [73].
• Mudsills of society, [678].
• Muffled drums are beating, [612].
• Mugwump
  • a person educated beyond his intellect, [682].
  • mainspring mogul and, [681].
• Multiplied visions, [835].
• Multiplieth words, he, [817].
• Multitude
  • call the afternoon, [56].
  • is always in the wrong, [278].
  • many-headed, [34], [103].
  • of counsellors, [825].
  • of projects, [709].
  • of sins, charity shall cover the, [849].
  • swinish, hoofs of a, [410].
• Multitudes in the valley of decision, [836].
• Multitudinous seas incarnadine, [120].
• Munich, wave, all thy banners, [515].
• Murder,
  • a brother's, [139].
  • by the law, [311].
  • cannot be long hid, [62].
  • ez fer war I call it, [658].
  • [[1032]]many a foul and midnight, [383].
  • one, made a villain, [425].
  • one to destroy is, [311].
  • sacrilegious, hath broke ope, [120].
  • sleep, Macbeth, does, [119].
  • though it have no tongue, [135].
  • thousands takes a specious name to, [311].
  • will out, [786].
• Murders, twenty mortal, [122].
• Murderer, carcasses bleed at the sight of the, [187].
• Murky air, into the, [239].
• Murmur,
  • invites one to sleep, whose, [380].
  • the shallow, [25].
• Murmurs
  • as the ocean murmurs, [512].
  • died away in hollow, [390].
  • hear our mutual, [558].
  • near the running brooks, [471].
  • to their woe, [398].
• Murmuring
  • fled, [234].
  • of innumerable bees, [630].
  • streams, lapse of, [237].
• Murmurings were heard within, [480].
• Murray was our boast, [332].
• Muscle,
  • motion of a, [465].
  • trained, keep thy, [661].
• Muscular,
  • his Christianity was, [609].
  • training of a philosopher, [745].
• Muse,
  • every conqueror creates a, [220].
  • his chaste, [377].
  • His praise, expressive silence, [357].
  • meditate the thankless, [247].
  • of fire, O for a, [90].
  • on nature with a poet's eye, [513].
  • rise honest, [322].
  • said look in thy heart, [34].
  • worst-humoured, [400].
  • worst-natured, [279].
• Music
  • and moonlight, [567].
  • architecture is frozen, [807].
  • at the close, setting sun and, [81].
  • audible to him alone, [485].
  • be the food of love, [74].
  • breathing from her face, [550].
  • ceasing of exquisite, [616].
  • die in, [63].
  • discourse most eloquent, [138].
  • dwells lingering, where, [484].
  • fading in, a swan-like end, [63].
  • governed by a strain of, [485].
  • hath charms to soothe the savage breast, [294].
  • heavenly maid was young, [390].
  • his very foot has, [427].
  • in its roar, [547].
  • in my heart I bore, [473].
  • in the beauty, there is, [218].
  • in the nightingale, there is no, [44].
  • in them, die with all their, [636].
  • instinct with, [485].
  • like softest, [106].
  • like the warbling of, [167].
  • man that hath no, in himself, [66].
  • mute, will make the, [629].
  • never merry when I hear sweet, [65].
  • night shall be filled with, [614].
  • not for the doctrine but the, [324].
  • of her face, [259].
  • of humanity, still sad, [467].
  • of the sea, rose to the, [503].
  • of the spheres, [218].
  • of the union, keep step to the, [588].
  • of those village bells, [422].
  • passed in, out of sight, [625].
  • slumbers in the shell, [455].
  • some to church repair for, [324].
  • soul of, shed, [519].
  • sounds of, creep in our ears, [65].
  • sphere-descended maid, [390].
  • sweet compulsion in, [250].
  • sweeter than their own, a, [471].
  • tells, many a tale their, [523].
  • that would charm forever, [485].
  • the sea-maid's, to hear, [57].
  • 't is angels', [205].
  • to attending ears, softest, [106].
  • waste their, on the savage, [311].
  • what fairy-like, [677].
  • when soft voices die, [567].
  • wherever there is harmony there is, [218].
  • with her silver sound, [404].
  • with its voluptuous swell, [542].
  • with poem or with, [241].
  • with the enamelled stones, [44].
• Music's golden tongue, [575].
• Musical
  • as bright Apollo's lute, [56], [245].
  • glasses, Shakespeare and the, [402].
  • most, most melancholy, [249].
• Musing
  • in his sullein mind, [28].
  • on companions gone, [489].
  • there an hour alone, [557].
  • while the fire burned, [819].
• Muskets aimed at duck, [439].
• Musk-rose
  • and woodbine, [248].
  • of the dale, sweetened every, [245].
• Musk-roses, sweet with, [58].
• Must
  • be as we are now, [263].
  • I thus leave thee, [239].
  • youth replies I can, [600].
• Mustard, after meat comes, [786].
• Mutantur, nos et mutamur, [321].
• Mute
  • inglorious Milton, [385].
  • nature mourns, [488].
  • nightingale was, [589].
  • unchanged hoarse, [236].
• Mutine in a matron's bones, [140].
• Mutiny, stones to rise and, [114].
• Mutter, wizards that peep and, [833].
• Muttered in hell, 't was, [674].
• Mutters backward, [246].
• Mutton, joint of, [90].
• Muttons, to return to our, [771].
• Mutual heart, when we meet a, [358].
• My
  • better half, [34].
  • country 't is of thee, [546].
  • ever new delight, [235].
  • opinion is and so and so, [761].
• Mynheer Vandunck, [454].
• Myriad of precedent, codeless, [627].
• Myriad-minded Shakespeare, [504].
• Myriads
  • bid you rise, what, [578].
  • of daisies, [486].
  • of rivulets hurrying, [630].
• Myrtle,
  • groves of laurel and, [803].
  • [[1033]]land of the cypress and, [549].
• Myrtles, grove of, [175], [803].
• Myself
  • am hell, [231].
  • I live not in, [543].
  • never less alone by, [431].
  • not if I know, [509].
  • such a thing as I, [110].
• Mysteries lie beyond thy dust, [264].
• Mysterious
  • cement of the soul, [354].
  • union with its native sea, [480].
  • way, God moves in a, [423].
• Mystery,
  • burden of the, [467].
  • heart of my, [139].
  • hid under Egypt's pyramid, [621].
  • of mysteries, [494].
• Mystic fabric sprung, the, [535].
• Mystical lore, [514].

• Naebody care for me, if, [449].
• Naiad
  • of the strand, [490].
  • or a grace, [490].
• Naiads, leads the dancing, [414].
• Nail,
  • fasten him as a, [834].
  • on the head, hit the, [20], [183], [771].
  • shoe lost for want of a, [360].
  • to our coffin, care adds a, [431].
  • to the mast her holy flag, [635].
  • tooth and, [781].
• Nails
  • fastened by the masters, [832].
  • near your beauty with my, [93].
• Nailed
  • by the ears, [214].
  • on the bitter cross, [82].
• Naked,
  • every day he clad the, [400].
  • human heart, [308].
  • in December snow, [81].
  • new-born babe, [118].
  • new-born child, [438].
  • to lash the rascals, [155].
  • to mine enemies, [100].
  • villany, clothe my, [96].
  • woods wailing winds, [573].
  • wretches, poor, [147].
• Nam et ipsa scientia, [168].
• Name
  • Achilles assumed, [219].
  • Ah Sin was his, [669].
  • and memory, [170].
  • at which the world grew pale, [365].
  • be George, if his, [78].
  • be sung, let the Redeemer's, [302].
  • behind them, left a, [837].
  • beyond the sky, waft thy, [539].
  • breathe not his, [519].
  • call it by some better, [524].
  • cannot conceive nor, [120].
  • current but not appropriate, [457].
  • deed without a, [123].
  • fascination of a, [422].
  • filches from me my good, [153].
  • foolish whistling of a, [262].
  • friend of every friendless, [366].
  • good, better than precious ointment, [830].
  • good, better than riches, [790], [827].
  • good, in man and woman, [153].
  • grand old, of gentleman, [633].
  • greatness of his, [101].
  • Greek or Roman, [267].
  • halloo your, to the reverberate hills, [75].
  • hell trembled at the hideous, [229].
  • her, is never heard, [581].
  • his former, is heard no more, [235].
  • in print, pleasant to see one's, [539].
  • in the ambush of my, [47].
  • is great in mouths, [152].
  • is Legion, my, [841].
  • is MacGregor, my, [493].
  • is Norval, my, [392].
  • is woman, frailty thy, [128].
  • king's, is a tower of strength, [97].
  • lights without a, [256].
  • local habitation and a, [59].
  • love can scarce deserve the, [549].
  • magic of a, [513].
  • man with a terrible, [508].
  • mark the marble with his, [322].
  • murder takes a specious, [311].
  • no blot on his, [514].
  • no one can speak, [507].
  • no parties, I, [198].
  • of action, lose the, [136].
  • of Crispian, rouse at the, [92].
  • of the Prophet figs, [517].
  • of the slough was Despond, [265].
  • of the world, borrow the, [166].
  • of Vanity Fair, it beareth the, [265].
  • Phœbus what a, [539].
  • pledge of a deathless, [616].
  • ravished with the whistling of a, [319].
  • rose by any other, [105].
  • so blest as thine, no, [345].
  • speak to thee in friendship's, [523].
  • the world grew pale at, [365].
  • thence they had their, [246].
  • though late redeem thy, [354].
  • to be known by, no, [152].
  • to every fixed star, that give a, [54].
  • unmusical to the Volscians' ears, [103].
  • was writ in water, [577].
  • we will not ask her, [516].
  • what is friendship but a, [402].
  • what 's in a, [105].
  • what the dickens his, is, [46].
  • which no one can spell, [508].
  • whose, has been well spelt, [559].
  • worth an age without a, [493].
  • worthy of the, [447].
• Names,
  • call things by their right, [457].
  • commodity of good, [83].
  • familiar as household words, [92].
  • he loved to hear, [635].
  • new-made honour doth forget men's, [78].
  • of all the gods at once, [110].
  • of their founders, forgotten the, [222].
  • one of the few immortal, [562].
  • syllable men's, [243].
  • twenty more such, [72].
  • which never were, [72].
  • win ourselves good, [36].
• Named thee but to praise, nor, [562].
• Nameless
  • column with the buried base, [546].
  • deed, tells of a, [456].
  • unremembered acts, [467].
• Nan, such mistress such, [21].
• Nap after dinner, [372].
• [[1034]]Napkins tacked together, two, [87].
• Naples is known, man to whom all, [798].
• Napoleon's troops, [537].
• Naps, old John, of Greece, [72].
• Narcissa's last words, [321].
• Narcotics numbing pain, [631].
• Narrative with age, [337].
• Narrow
  • as the neck of a vinegar-cruet, [376].
  • compass, [220].
  • human wit so, [323].
  • isthmus, this, [525].
  • the corner where man dwells, [750].
  • two, words hic jacet, [27].
  • world, he doth bestride the, [110].
• Narrowed his mind, [399].
• Narrowing lust of gold, [633].
• Nasty ideas, a man of, [291].
• Nation,
  • ballads of a, [281].
  • confound the language of the, [462].
  • corner-stone of a, [616].
  • curled darlings of our, [149].
  • God sifted a whole, [266].
  • he hates our sacred, [61].
  • language of the, [462].
  • laws of a, who should make the, [281].
  • made and preserved us a, [517], [595].
  • ne'er would thrive, [287].
  • noble and puissant, [254].
  • not lift sword against, [832].
  • of gallant men, [409].
  • of men of honour, [409].
  • of shopkeepers, [858].
  • other courts of the, [213].
  • righteousness exalteth a, [826].
  • small one a strong, [834].
  • trick of our English, [88].
  • void of wit and humour, [389].
• Nations
  • as a drop of a bucket, [834].
  • but two, in all, [263].
  • cheap defence of, [410].
  • eclipsed the gayety of, [369].
  • enrich unknowing, [39].
  • fierce contending, [299].
  • fond hope of many, [547].
  • friendship with all, [435].
  • greatness of his name make new, [101].
  • kindreds and tongues, [849].
  • mountains make enemies of, [418].
  • Niobe of, [546].
  • to foreign, and to the next ages, [170].
• Nation's eyes, history in a, [385].
• National debt a national blessing, [532].
• Native
  • and to the manner born, [130].
  • charm, one, [398].
  • heath, my foot is on my, [493].
  • hue of resolution, [136].
  • land good night, my, [540].
  • seas, guard our, [514].
  • shore, adieu my, [540].
  • shore, fast by their, [423].
  • to the heart, head is not more, [127].
  • wood-notes wild, [249].
• Nativity chance or death, [46].
• Natural
  • defect, not caused by any, [168].
  • force abated, nor his, [814].
  • I do it more, [75].
  • in him to please, [267].
  • more than, [134].
  • on the stage he was, [399].
  • selection, [622].
  • sorrow loss or pain, [473].
  • tears they dropped, [240].
• Naturalist and historian, [367].
• Naturalists observe a flea, so, [290].
• Naturally as pigs squeak, [210].
• Nature,
  • accuse not, [238].
  • action lies in his true, [139].
  • affrighted, recoils, [411].
  • against the use of, [116].
  • an apprentice, [446].
  • ancestors of, [229].
  • and nature's God, [304].
  • and nature's laws, [330].
  • and reason, according to, [754].
  • appalled, [354].
  • art imitates, [305].
  • be your teacher, let, [466].
  • blessed is the healthy, [579].
  • book of, [784].
  • book of, short of leaves, [585].
  • broke the die, [552].
  • built many stories high, [222].
  • cannot make a man, [660].
  • cannot miss, [272].
  • canvas glowed beyond, [394].
  • clever man by, [457].
  • commonplace of, [473].
  • compunctious visitings of, [117].
  • could no further go, the force of, [271].
  • course of, is the art of God, [310].
  • credulities dear to, [486].
  • custom is almost, [735].
  • darling of, [776].
  • death is a secret of, [751].
  • debt to, 's quickly paid, [204].
  • diseased, breaks forth, [85].
  • disobedience to, [746].
  • dissembling, [95].
  • done in my days of, [131].
  • everything contains all the powers of, [601].
  • exerting unwearied power, [414].
  • extremes in, [317], [322].
  • faire is good by, [29].
  • fast in fate, binding, [334].
  • fault to, [127].
  • first cause of all that is true, [755].
  • first made man, free as, [275].
  • fitted by, to bear, [753].
  • fool of, stood, [273].
  • fools of, [131].
  • for 't is their, too, [301].
  • formed but one such man, [552].
  • forms us for ourselves, [777].
  • framed strange fellows, [59].
  • friend a masterpiece of, [602].
  • from her seat sighing, [239].
  • great secretary of, [208].
  • habit is second, [779].
  • he is great who is what he is from, [602].
  • her custom holds, [143].
  • his, is too noble, [103].
  • hold the mirror up to, [137].
  • holds communion with, [572].
  • how unjust to, [307].
  • [[1035]]I do fear thy, [117].
  • I loved, [512].
  • in hir corages, [1].
  • in him was almost lost, [390].
  • in spite of, and their stars, [211].
  • in the love of, [572].
  • in you stands on the very verge, [146].
  • is a mutable cloud, [601].
  • is above art in that respect, [148].
  • is but art unknown, [316].
  • is fine in love, [142].
  • is good by, [29].
  • is styled truth, [755].
  • is subdued to what it works in, [163].
  • is the art of God, [218], [310].
  • is too noble for the world, [103].
  • lengths unknown, to carry, [414].
  • little we see in, that is ours, [476].
  • lived in the eye of, [468].
  • looks through, [320].
  • lord of all the works of, [30].
  • lost in art, [390].
  • lost the perfect mould, [552].
  • loves so well to change, [752].
  • made a pause, [306].
  • made her, fairer than, [35].
  • made her what she is, [452].
  • made thee to temper man, [280].
  • made us men, [657].
  • might stand up, [115].
  • modesty of, o'erstep not the, [137].
  • mortal, did tremble, [478].
  • mourns her worshipper, [488].
  • muse on, with a poet's eye, [513].
  • must obey necessity, [115].
  • never did betray, [467].
  • never lends her excellence, [46].
  • never made, death which, [308].
  • never put her jewels into a garret, [170].
  • no such thing in, [279].
  • not inferior to art, [756].
  • not man the less but, more, [547].
  • of an insurrection, [111].
  • of things that are, [755].
  • one touch of, [102].
  • out from the heart of, [598].
  • passing through, to eternity, [127].
  • pattern of excelling, [156].
  • permit, to take her own way, [780].
  • prodigality of, [96].
  • prompting of, [718].
  • rich with the spoils of, [217].
  • rough paths of peevish, [288].
  • says best and she says roar, [283].
  • second, practice becomes, [707].
  • seems dead o'er one half-world, [119].
  • shakes off her firmness, [354].
  • shows, happiness depends as, [413].
  • sink in years, [299].
  • so mild and benign, [312].
  • solid ground of, [485].
  • some things are of that, [266].
  • speaks a various language, [572].
  • state of war by, [290].
  • strong propensity of, [253].
  • sullenness against, [254].
  • swears the lovely dears, [446].
  • sweet look that, wears, [613].
  • teaches beasts, [103].
  • the breeze of, [480].
  • the vicar of the Lord, [6].
  • this fortress built by, [81].
  • 't is their, too, [301].
  • to advantage dressed, [323].
  • to write and read comes by, [51].
  • tone of languid, [417].
  • under tribute, laid all, [457].
  • unjust to, and himself, [307].
  • up to nature's God, [320], [610].
  • use can almost change the stamp of, [141].
  • voice of, cries, [385].
  • war was the state of, [407].
  • weaknesses of human, [430].
  • wears one universal grin, [362].
  • what I call God fools call, [651].
  • what is done against, [741].
  • what we owe to, [339].
  • who can paint like, [355].
  • whole frame of, [300].
  • whose body, is, [316].
  • wild abyss the womb of, [229].
  • wills, death a thing that, [755].
  • youth of primy, [129].
• Natures, same with common, [313].
• Nature's
  • bastards not her sons, [246].
  • chief masterpiece, [279].
  • cockloft is empty, [222].
  • copy is not eterne, [121].
  • daily food, human, [474].
  • end of language is declined, [310].
  • evening comment, [483].
  • God, through nature up to, [320], [610].
  • good and God's, [644].
  • grace, rob me of free, [357].
  • happiest mould, [388].
  • heart beats strong, [634].
  • heart in tune, [580].
  • journeymen, [137].
  • kindly law, [318].
  • laws lay hid in night, [330].
  • own creating, noble of, [358].
  • own sweet cunning hand, [74].
  • prentice hand, [446].
  • second course, [120].
  • second sun, love is, [35].
  • soft nurse, gentle sleep, [89].
  • sternest painter, [540].
  • sweet restorer balmy sleep, [306].
  • teachings, list to, [572].
  • walks, eye, [375].
  • works, universal blank of, [230].
• Naught
  • a trifle, think, [311].
  • but the nightingale's song, [428].
  • can me bereave, [357].
  • horror of falling into, [298].
  • in this life sweet, [184].
  • my sighs avail, [683].
  • saith the buyer it is, [827].
  • venture naught have, [21].
  • woman's nay doth stand for, [163].
• Naughty
  • night to swim in, [147].
  • world, good deed in a, [66].
• Nausicaa, heaven of charms divine, [343].
• Nautilus, learn of the little, [318].
• [[1036]]Navies are stranded when, [493].
• Navigators, winds and waves on the side of the ablest, [430].
• Navy,
  • load would sink a, [99].
  • of England, royal, [392].
• Nay
  • he shall have, [9].
  • woman's, doth stand for naught, [163].
• Nazareth, good thing out of, [842].
• Ne supra crepidam, [721].
• Neæra's hair, tangles of, [657].
• Near,
  • he comes too, [193], [350].
  • he seems so, [633].
  • is God to man, so, [600].
  • to be thought so, will go, [53].
  • to kerke the, from God more farre, [29].
• Nearer my God to thee, [606].
• Neat
  • not gaudy, [510].
  • repast light and choice, [252].
  • still to be, still to be drest, [178].
• Neat's
  • leather, ever trod on, [110].
  • leather, shoe of, [213].
• Neat-handed Phillis, [248].
• Nebulous star we call the sun, [630].
• Necessary
  • being, God a, [266].
  • end, death a, [112].
  • harmless cat, [64].
  • to invent God, [800].
• Necessitatem in virtutem, [3].
• Necessite, maken vertue of, [3].
• Necessity
  • beautiful, [640].
  • has no law, [773].
  • is the argument of tyrants, [453].
  • knows no law, [711].
  • nature must obey, [115].
  • never refuses anything, [711].
  • of mortal passions, [740].
  • proper parent of an art, [441].
  • the gods cannot strive against, [758].
  • the mother of invention, [305].
  • the tyrant's plea, [232].
  • to make virtue of, [3], [192].
  • turns to glorious gain, [476].
  • villains by, [146].
  • we give the praise of virtue to, [721].
• Necessity's sharp pinch, [146].
• Neck,
  • driveth o'er a soldier's, [105].
  • millstone hanged about his, [842].
• Necks
  • to gripe of noose, [440].
  • walk with stretched-forth, [833].
• Nectar
  • on a lip, [442].
  • water, and the rocks pure gold, [44].
• Nectarean juice, [577].
• Nectared sweets, feast of, [245].
• Need,
  • deserted at his utmost, [271].
  • ever but in times of, [273].
  • friend in, [701].
  • good turn at, [782].
  • many things I do not, [759].
  • of a remoter charm, [467].
  • of blessing, I had most, [119].
  • of milk not strong meat, [848].
• Needs
  • go that the devil drives, [18], [73].
  • only to be seen, [269].
• Needed by each one, all are, [598].
• Needful, one thing is, [842].
• Needle
  • and thread, hinders, [585].
  • and thread, plying her, [585].
  • eye of a, go through the, [840].
  • in a bottle of hay, [670].
  • points faithfully, the, [524].
  • to the pole, true as the, [306].
  • true, like the, [389].
• Needle's eye, postern of a, [82].
• Needless alexandrine, [324].
• Needy hollow-eyed sharp-looking, [50].
• Neglect
  • may breed mischief, [360].
  • such sweet, [178].
  • wise and salutary, [408].
• Neglecting worldly ends, [42].
• Negligences, his noble, [288].
• Negotiate for itself, every eye, [51].
• Neighbour,
  • hate your, [591].
  • love of your, [720].
  • love your, as thyself, [813], [838], [840].
  • says, looks not to what his, [751].
  • that he might rob a, [592].
  • to wrangle with a, [776].
• Neighbours, do good to our, [691].
• Neighbour's
  • corn, acre of, [472].
  • creed, argument to thy, [598].
  • heart, in conjecture of a, [749].
  • shame, publishing our, [670].
  • wife, love your, [591].
• Neighbouring eyes, cynosure of, [248].
• Neighe as ever he can, [2].
• Neighing steed, farewell the, [154].
• Neighs, high and boastful, [92].
• Neither here nor there, [156].
• Nelly, none so fine as, [285].
• Nemean lion's nerve, [131].
• Neptune, would not flatter, [103].
• Neptune's ocean, all great, [120].
• Nerve,
  • strength of, [482].
  • stretch every, [359].
  • the Nemean lion's, [131].
  • the visual, [240].
• Nerves
  • and finer fibres brace, [357].
  • shall never tremble, [122].
• Nessus, shirt of, is upon me, [158].
• Nest,
  • byrd that fyleth his owne, [8], [18].
  • birds in last year's, no, [613].
  • this delicious, [357].
• Nests,
  • birds of this year in the, of the last, [792].
  • birds in their little, agree, [302].
  • birds of the air have, [839].
  • in order ranged, [242].
• Nest-eggs to make clients lay, [215].
• Nestor swear, though, [59].
• Net, all is fish that cometh to, [15].
• Nets, ladies spend their time making, [291].
• Nether millstone, hard as, [818].
• Nettle
  • danger, out of this, [84].
  • tender-handed stroke a, [313].
• Neutral, loyal and, in a moment, [120].
• Neutrality of an impartial judge, [411].
• Never
  • alone appear the Immortals, [502].
  • better late than, [13].
  • comes to pass, [454].
  • elated, never dejected, [320].
  • ending still beginning, [272].
  • less alone, [431], [455].
  • loved sae blindly, had we, [452].
  • mention her, no we, [581].
  • met or never parted, had we, [452].
  • [[1037]]never can forget, [580].
  • says a foolish thing, [279].
  • tell a lie, [757].
  • to hope again, [99].
  • was seen nor never shall be, [182].
  • would lay down my arms, [364].
• Never-ending flight of days, [227].
• Never-failing
  • friends, [506].
  • vice of fools, pride the, [323].
• Nevermore
  • be officer of mine, [152].
  • quoth the raven, [640].
  • shall be lifted, [640].
• New
  • broom sweeps clean, [16].
  • cost little less than, [296].
  • departure, [858].
  • ever charming ever, [358].
  • fashion, the world's, [54].
  • is not valuable, what is, [532].
  • laws, new lords and, [200].
  • look amaist as weel 's the, [447].
  • or old, ale enough whether, [23].
  • or old, alike fantastic if too, [324].
  • see this is, it may be said, [830].
  • Testament, blessing of the, [164].
  • thing under the sun, no, [830].
  • things succeed, [203].
  • transcends the old, the, [618].
  • what is valuable is not, [532].
  • what was, was false, [374].
  • world into existence, [464].
  • Zealand, traveller from, [591].
• News,
  • bringer of unwelcome, [88].
  • evil, rides post, [242].
  • from a far country, [828].
  • good, baits, [242].
  • much older than their ale, [397].
  • on the Rialto, what, [61].
  • swallowing a tailor's, [80].
• New-born
  • babe, pity like a, [118].
  • babe, sinews of the, [139].
  • child, a naked, [478].
• New England,
  • I sing, [655].
  • lights her fire in every prairie, [655].
• Newest kind of ways, [90].
• New-fangled mirth, May's, [54].
• New-fledged offspring, [396].
• New-laid eggs roasted rare, [274].
• New-lighted, herald Mercury, [140].
• New-made honour doth forget men's names, [78].
• New-mown hay, [296].
• New-spangled ore, [248].
• Newspaper, never look into a, [441].
• Newspapers are villanous, [441].
• Newt, eye of, and toe of frog, [123].
• Newton
  • be, God said let, [330].
  • where stood the statue of, [475].
• Next doth ride abroad, [417].
• Niagara stuns with thundering sound, [395].
• Nicanor lay dead in his harness, [837].
• Nice
  • of no vile hold to stay him up, [79].
  • too, for a statesman, [399].
• Nicely sanded floor, [397].
• Nicer hands, affection hateth, [27].
• Niche he was ordained to fill, [421].
• Nicht-goun, in his, [679].
• Nick,
  • Machiavel, [215].
  • of time, [257].
  • our old, [215].
• Niggardly rich man, [761].
• Nigh is grandeur to our dust, [600].
• Night,
  • a cap by, [397], [401].
  • across the day beyond the, [627].
  • an atheist half believes a God by, [308].
  • and storm and darkness, [544].
  • as darker grows the, [399].
  • attention still as, [227].
  • azure robe of, the, [573].
  • bed by, chest of drawers by day, [397].
  • before Christmas, 't was the, [527].
  • black it stood as, [228].
  • borrower of the, [120].
  • breathed the long long, [639].
  • breathing through the, [583].
  • calm and silent, [642].
  • candles of the, [66].
  • chaos and old, [224].
  • cheek of, hangs upon the, [105].
  • closed his eyes in endless, [382].
  • cometh when no man can work, [843].
  • danger's troubled, [515].
  • darkens the streets, [224].
  • day brought back my, [252].
  • day of woe the watchful, [508].
  • deep of, is crept upon our talk, [115].
  • descending, [331].
  • doomed to walk the, [131].
  • eldest, and chaos, [229].
  • empty-vaulted, [244].
  • except I be by Sylvia in the, [44].
  • fair regent of the, [426].
  • follows the day, [130].
  • for the morrow, desire of the, [567].
  • from busy day the peaceful, [387].
  • gloomy as, he stands, [345].
  • golden lamps in a green, [262].
  • good, and joy be wi' you, [458].
  • good night good, [106].
  • had withdrawn her sable veil, [786].
  • has a thousand eyes, [669].
  • hideous, makes, [331].
  • hideous, making, [131].
  • how beautiful is, [507].
  • imagining some fear in the, [59].
  • in love with, [107].
  • in Russia, this will last out a, [47].
  • in the dead of, [88].
  • infant crying in the, [632].
  • infinite day excludes the, [303].
  • innumerable as the stars of, [235].
  • is but the daylight sick, [66].
  • is long that never finds the day, [124].
  • is the time to weep, [497].
  • joint labourer with the day, [126].
  • last in the train of, [235].
  • light will repay the wrongs of, [203].
  • lightning in the collied, [57].
  • listening ear of, [640].
  • lovely as a Lapland, [475].
  • lovers' tongues by, [106].
  • many a dreadful, [356].
  • meaner beauties of the, [174].
  • mid the cheerless hours of, [568].
  • motions of his spirit are dull as, [66].
  • my native land good, [540].
  • [[1038]]nature's laws lay hid in, [330].
  • naughty, to swim in, [147].
  • no evil thing walks by, [244].
  • nor the moon by, [824].
  • O day and, [133].
  • of cloudless climes, [551].
  • of memories and of sighs, [511].
  • of sorrow, a fore-spent, [258].
  • of the grave, [428].
  • of waking, morn of toil, [491].
  • oft in the stilly, [523].
  • oft in the tranquil, [587].
  • passed a miserable, [96].
  • pillar of fire by, [813].
  • pilot 't is a fearful, [581].
  • regent of the, [426].
  • sable goddess, [306].
  • say not good, [433].
  • shades of, [234].
  • shadow of a starless, [564].
  • shall be filled with music, [614].
  • silver lining on the, [243].
  • singeth all, [127].
  • so full of ghastly dreams, [96].
  • so late into the, [553].
  • soft stillness and the, [65].
  • son of the sable, [39].
  • sound of revelry by, [542].
  • stars in empty, [496].
  • steal a few hours from the, [521].
  • sung from morn till, [427].
  • Sylvia in the, except I be by, [44].
  • that makes me or fordoes me, [156].
  • that first we met, [581].
  • that slepen alle, [1].
  • till it be morrow, [106].
  • to bloom for sons of, [520].
  • to each a fair good, [490].
  • toiling upward in the, [616].
  • unto night showeth knowledge, [819].
  • upon the cheek of, [105].
  • vast and middle of the, [128].
  • watch in the, [822].
  • watchman what of the, [833].
  • what is the, [123].
  • when deep sleep falleth, [816].
  • windy, a rainy morrow, [162].
  • wings of, [614].
  • witching time of, [139].
  • with this her solemn bird, [233].
  • womb of uncreated, [227].
  • world in love with, [107].
  • would not spend another such, [96].
  • yield day to, [93].
• Nights
  • and days to come, all our, [117].
  • are longest in Russia, when, [47].
  • are wholesome, [127].
  • awake, lie ten, [51].
  • dews of summer, [426].
  • forty days and forty, [812].
  • profit of their shining, [54].
  • such as sleep o', [111].
  • three sleepless, I passed, [465].
  • to waste long, in pensive discontent, [29].
  • with sleep, winding up, [92].
• Night's
  • black arch, [451].
  • black mantle, [781].
  • blue arch adorn, [424].
  • candles are burnt out, [108].
  • dull ear, piercing the, [92].
• Night-cap decked his brow, [401].
• Night-flower sees but one moon, [521].
• Nightingale
  • dies for shame if another bird sings, [188].
  • man who imitated the, [726].
  • no music in the, [44].
  • roar an 't were any, [57].
  • the wakeful, [233].
  • to act the part of a, [743].
  • was mute, the, [589].
• Nightingale's
  • high note, [551].
  • song in the grove, [428].
• Nightly
  • pitch my moving tent, [497].
  • to the listening earth, [300].
• Nil tam difficilest, [203].
• Nile,
  • allegory on the banks of the, [440].
  • dam up the waters of the, [596].
  • dogs drinking from the, [715], [719].
  • outvenoms all the worms of, [160].
  • show me the fountain of the, [602].
  • where is my serpent of old, [157].
• Nilotic isle, [240].
• Nimble
  • and airy servitors, [253].
  • and full of subtle flame, [196].
• Nimbly
  • and sweetly recommends itself, [117].
  • capers, in a lady's chamber, [95].
• Nine
  • days' wonder, [6], [16].
  • lives like a cat, [16], [691].
  • moons wasted, [149].
• Ninety-eight, to speak of, [681].
• Ninny, Handel 's but a, [351].
• Ninth part of a hair, I 'll cavil on, [85].
• Niobe,
  • like, all tears, [128].
  • of nations, [546].
• Nipping and an eager air, [130].
• Nips his root, [99].
• Nisi suadeat intervallis, [857].
• No
  • better than you should be, [197].
  • day without a line, [720].
  • love lost between us, [178].
  • more like my father, [128].
  • more of that Hal, [85].
  • reckoning made, [107].
  • sooner looked but they loved, [71].
  • sooner met but they looked, [71].
  • sooner sighed but asked the reason, [71].
• Noah's
  • ark, hunt it into, [416].
  • ark, mouldy rolls of, [268].
• Nobilitas sola est atque unica virtus, [406].
• Nobility,
  • betwixt the wind and his, [83].
  • idleness is an appendix to, [187].
  • is the only virtue, [721].
  • my, begins with me, [733].
  • of ascent and descent, [668].
  • our old, [680].
• Nobility's true badge, mercy is, [103].
• Noble
  • and approved good masters, [149].
  • army of martyrs, [850].
  • be, [656].
  • bloods, the breed of, [110].
  • by heritage generous and free, [285].
  • in a death so, [242].
  • [[1039]]in reason, [134].
  • living and the noble dead, [476].
  • mind o'erthrown, [136].
  • negligences, teach his, [288].
  • of nature's own creating, [358].
  • origin, gift of, [474].
  • thoughts, never alone with, [34].
  • to be good, 't is only, [624].
  • to be, we 'll be good, [406].
  • too, for the world, [103].
• Nobles
  • and heralds, [288].
  • by the right of an earlier creation, [590].
• Nobleman writes a book, when a, [374].
• Noblemen of the garden, [597].
• Nobleness in other men, [656].
• Nobler
  • growth, man is the, [433].
  • in the mind to suffer, [135].
  • loves and cares, [477].
• Noblest,
  • feels the, acts the best, [654].
  • mind the best contentment has, [27].
  • Roman of them all, [115].
  • thing, earth's, [656].
  • things, sweetness and light the two, [291].
  • work of God, an honest man, [319], [447].
• Nobly
  • born must nobly meet his fate, [698].
  • die for their country, [102].
  • planned, perfect woman, [475].
• Nobody
  • at home, there 's, [336].
  • I care for, [427].
• Nobody's business, [207].
• Nod,
  • affects to, [271].
  • an esteemed person's, [728].
  • ready with every, to tumble, [97].
  • shakes his curls and gives the, [337].
• Nods
  • and becks, [248].
  • Homer sometimes, [706].
  • nor is it Homer, [323].
• Nodded at the helm, Palinurus, [332].
• Noddin, nid nid, [458].
• Nodding
  • horror, [243].
  • violet grows, [58].
• Nodosities of the oak, [412].
• Noise,
  • dire was the, of conflict, [236].
  • like of a hidden brook, [499].
  • no, over a good deed, [753].
  • of endless wars, [229].
  • of folly, shunn'st the, [249].
  • of many waters, [822].
  • of waters in mine ears, [96].
  • they that govern make least, [196].
• Noiseless
  • fabric sprung, [535].
  • falls the foot of time, [464].
  • foot of time, inaudible and, [74].
  • tenor of their way, [385].
• Noll for shortness called, [388].
• Nomen alias quære, [175].
• Nominated in the bond, [65].
• Nomination
  • of this gentleman, [145].
  • to office, [410].
• Non amo te, Sabidi, [286].
• None
  • are so desolate, [541].
  • but himself his parallel, [352].
  • but the brave deserves the fair, [271].
  • ever loved but at first sight, [35].
  • knew thee but to love thee, [562].
  • on earth above her, [455].
  • resign, few die and, [435].
  • so blind that will not see, [283], [293].
  • so deaf that will not hear, [19], [283].
  • so poor to do him reverence, [113].
  • think the great unhappy but the great, [310].
  • to praise, maid with, [469].
  • unhappy but the great, [301].
  • who dares do more is, [118].
  • without hope e'er loved, [377].
• Nonsense
  • and sense, through, [269].
  • now and then, a little, [389].
  • the corner of, [505].
• Nook
  • for me, an obscure, [643].
  • seat in some poetic, [536].
• Nooks to lie and read in, [536].
• Noon,
  • blaze of, [241].
  • heaven's immortal, [566].
  • no sun no moon no, [586].
  • of thought, [433].
  • sailing athwart the, [501].
  • sun has not attained his, [202].
  • to dewy eve, from, [225].
• Noonday,
  • clearer than the, [816].
  • light, truth and, [654].
  • that wasteth at, [822].
• Noontide air, summer's, [227].
• Noose, necks to gripe of, [440].
• Noosing a bursting purse, [449].
• Norman blood, [624].
• North,
  • Ariosto of the, [545].
  • ask where 's the, [318].
  • fair weather out of the, [817].
  • hills of the stormy, [570].
  • no East no West no, [517].
  • to southeast to west, [781].
  • unripened beauties of the, [298].
• Northern
  • main, to the, [333].
  • thought is slow, [648].
• North-wind's breath, [570].
• Norval, my name is, [392].
• Norwegian hills, hewn on, [224].
• Nor'-wester is blowing, a strong, [510].
• Nose,
  • any, may ravage a rose, [643].
  • down his innocent, [67].
  • entuned in hire, [1].
  • his own, would not assert his, [415].
  • into other men's porridge, [787].
  • jolly red nose, [683].
  • look so blue, why does thy, [673].
  • of Cleopatra, [799].
  • on a man's face, [44], [192], [785].
  • paying through the, [858].
  • sharp as a pen, [91].
  • spectacles on, and pouch on side, [69].
  • that 's his precious, [585].
  • to the grindstone, [360].
  • wipe a bloody, [349].
• Noses,
  • and pleasant scents the, [655].
  • athwart men's, [104].
  • to the grindstone, [11], [172], [191].
• Nosegay of culled flowers, [779].
• Nostril,
  • that ever offended, [46].
  • upturned his, [239].
• Nostrils, breath is in his, [833].
• Not
  • a drum was heard, [563].
  • dead but gone before, [455].
  • [[1040]]if I know myself at all, [509].
  • in the vein, I am, [97].
  • in toys we spent them, [260].
  • lost but gone before, [283].
  • of an age but for all time, [179].
  • that I loved Cæsar less, [113].
  • to know me, [234].
  • to speak it profanely, [137].
  • what we wish, [390].
  • with me is against me, [842].
• Notches on the blade, [811].
• Note,
  • deed of dreadful, [121].
  • deserving, [201].
  • it in a book, [834].
  • of him take no, [52].
  • of praise, swells the, [384].
  • of preparation, give dreadful, [92].
  • of time, we take no, [306].
  • of, when found make a, [652].
  • take note take, O world, [154].
  • that means to be of, [158].
  • that swells the gale, [386].
  • which Cupid strikes, [218].
  • youth that means to be of, [158].
• Notes,
  • all the compass of the, [271].
  • by distance made more sweet, [390].
  • chiel 's amang ye takin', [449].
  • of woe, the deepest, [452].
  • thick-warbled, [241].
  • thy liquid, [251].
  • thy once loved poet sung, [335].
  • with many a winding bout, [249].
• Note-book, set in a, [115].
• Nothing,
  • a thing cannot go back to, [751].
  • becomes him ill, [55].
  • before and nothing behind, [503].
  • blessed is he who expects, [347].
  • but that, might ever do, [78].
  • but vain fantasy, begot of, [105].
  • but well and fair, [242].
  • but what hath been said before, [185], [702].
  • can be well done hastily, [711].
  • can bring back the hour, [478].
  • can come out of nothing, [751].
  • can cover his high fame, [198].
  • can need a lie, [205].
  • can touch him further, [121].
  • can we call our own but death, [82].
  • comes amiss so money comes, [72].
  • comes to the new or strange, [625].
  • common did or mean, [263].
  • condition of doing, [748].
  • created something of, [222].
  • death in itself is, [276].
  • dies but something mourns, [558].
  • earthly could surpass her, [555].
  • either good or bad, [134].
  • else but to be mended, [211].
  • emboldens sin so much as mercy, [109].
  • except a battle lost, [463].
  • extenuate, [156].
  • for thee is too early, [752].
  • full of sound and fury signifying, [125].
  • gives to airy, [59].
  • half so sweet in life, [521].
  • having, yet hath all, [174].
  • hid from the heat thereof, [819].
  • I have everything yet have, [702].
  • I owe much, I have, [770].
  • I want nothing and I possess, [702].
  • if not critical, [151].
  • ill can dwell in such a temple, [43].
  • in excess, [757].
  • in his life became him, [117].
  • infinite deal of, speaks an, [60].
  • is but what is not, [116].
  • is changed in France, [809].
  • is good or fair alone, [598].
  • is impossible, [11].
  • is here for tears, [242].
  • is law that is not reason, [278].
  • is so hard but search will find it out, [203].
  • is there to come, [261].
  • is unnatural, [441].
  • learned nothing and forgotten, [811].
  • like being used to a thing, [441].
  • little is better than, [710].
  • long, everything by starts and, [268].
  • must be done too late, [720].
  • new except what is forgotten, [811].
  • of him that doth fade, [42].
  • passages that lead to, [386].
  • profits more than self-esteem, [238].
  • risks nothing gains, [21].
  • says, when nothing to say, [374].
  • secretly, do, [697].
  • settled in manners, there is, [602].
  • so becomes a man as modest stillness, [91].
  • so difficult but it may be found out, [704].
  • so expensive as glory, [460].
  • so precious as time, [773].
  • starve with, [60].
  • succeeds like success, [858].
  • that he did not adorn, [367].
  • the sweet do, [748].
  • the world knows, of its greatest men, [594].
  • 't is something, [153].
  • 't is not for, we life pursue, [276].
  • to him falls early, [183].
  • to this, but, [378].
  • to wail or knock the breast, [242].
  • to write about, [748].
  • triumphs for, [160].
  • true but heaven, [524].
  • we desire, so much as what we ought not to have, [711].
  • will come of nothing, [146].
  • wise for saying, [60].
  • wise men say, in dangerous times, [196].
  • zealous for, [373].
• Nothings, such laboured, [324].
• Nothingness,
  • day of, [548].
  • pass into, [574].
• Noticeable man, [472].
• Notion, blunder and foolish, [448].
• Notions, fudge we call old, [661].
• Notorious by base fraud, [715].
• Nought
  • is everything, [517].
  • shall make us rue, [80].
  • so vile that on the earth, [106].
• Nourish all the world, [56].
• [[1041]]Nourisher in life's feast, [120].
• Nourishment called supper, [54].
• Novelty, pleased with, [417].
• November's surly blast, [446].
• Now
  • and forever, [533].
  • came still evening on, [233].
  • eternal, does always last, [261].
  • everlasting, [261].
  • I know it, thought so once, [350].
  • I lay me down to sleep, [687].
  • if it be, 't is not to come, [145].
  • is the accepted time, [846].
  • 's the day, now 's the hour, [450].
• Noyance or unrest, [357].
• Null,
  • splendidly, [631].
  • the evil is, [649].
• Nulla dies sine linea, [720].
• Nullum
  • magnum ingenium, [267].
  • quod tetigit non ornavit, [367].
• Number,
  • blessings without, [302].
  • happiness of the greatest, [856].
  • our days, teach us to, [822].
  • stand more for, than accompt, [48].
• Numbers,
  • add to golden, [182].
  • good luck in odd, [46].
  • harmonious, [230].
  • lisped in, [327].
  • lived in Settle's, [331].
  • luck in odd, there is, [583].
  • magic, and persuasive sound, [294].
  • round, are false, [375].
  • sanctified the crime, [425].
  • stream in smoother, [324].
  • tell me not in mournful, [612].
  • there is divinity in odd, [46].
  • warmly pure, [389].
• Nun,
  • like sentinel and, [635].
  • the holy time is quiet as a, [470].
• Nunnery get thee to a, [136].
• Nunquam se minus otiosum, [455].
• Nuptial bower, led her to the, [237].
• Nurse
  • a flame, if you, [516].
  • contemplation, her best, [244].
  • for a poetic child, [489].
  • nature's soft, [89].
  • of arms and land of scholars, [395].
  • of manly sentiment, [410].
  • of young desire, [427].
• Nurses, wives are old men's, [165].
• Nurse's arms, puking in the, [69].
• Nursed a dear gazelle, [526].
• Nursing her wrath, [451].
• Nutbrown ale, the spicy, [249].
• Nutmeg-graters, rough as, [313].
• Nutmegs and cloves, [683].
• Nutrition, to draw, [317].
• Nymph,
  • a wanton ambling, [95].
  • haste thee, [248].
  • in thy orisons, [136].
  • mountain, sweet liberty, [248].
  • Naiad or a Grace, [490].
• Nympha pudica Deum vidit, [258].
• Nympholepsy of fond despair, [546].

• O me no O's, [862].
• Oak,
  • bend a knotted, [294].
  • brave old, the, [667].
  • for angling rod a sturdy, [217].
  • from a small acorn grows, [459].
  • hardest-timbered, [94].
  • hearts of, are our ships, [388].
  • hollow, our palace is, [537].
  • little strokes fell great, [360].
  • many strokes overthrow the tallest, [32].
  • nodosities of the, [412].
  • raven on yon left-hand, [349].
  • shadow of the British, [410].
  • ships were British, [388].
• Oaks,
  • branch-charmed, [575].
  • from little acorns, tall, [459].
• Oaken bucket, the old, [537].
• Oar,
  • drip of the suspended, [543].
  • in every man's boat, [789].
  • low stir of leaves and dip of, [619].
  • soft moves the dipping, [674].
  • spread the thin, [318].
• Oars
  • alone can ne'er prevail, [416].
  • keep time and voices tune, [518].
  • were silver, the, [157].
  • with falling, [262].
• Oat-cakes and sulphur, the land of, [459].
• Oath,
  • corporal, [788].
  • good mouth-filling, [86].
  • hard a keeping, sworn too, [54].
  • he never made, to break an, [214].
  • he that imposes an, [214].
  • honour of more weight than an, [757].
  • no, too binding for a lover, [697].
  • not the, makes us believe, [696].
  • spirit flew up with the, [379].
  • trust no man on his, [109].
• Oaths,
  • false as dicers', [140].
  • soldier full of strange, [69].
• Oatmeal, literature on a little, [460].
• Oats food for horses, [187].
• Obadias, David, Josias, [686].
• Obdured breast, arm the, [228].
• Obedience
  • bane of all genius, [567].
  • supreme powers keep men in, [193].
  • to God, [859].
• Obey
  • the important call, [421].
  • to love cherish and to, [851].
  • troops of friends, [124].
  • whom three realms, [326].
• Object
  • be our country, let our, [530].
  • in possession, [748].
• Objects
  • in an airy height, [287].
  • of all thought, [467].
  • sees in all, eye of intellect, [579].
• Obligation,
  • haste to pay an, [795].
  • to posterity, [439].
• Obliged by hunger, [326].
• Obliging, so, ne'er obliged, [327].
• Oblivion,
  • after life is, [750].
  • bury in, [201].
  • second childishness and mere, [69].
  • stretch her wing, [347].
  • tooth of time and razure of, [49].
• Oblivious antidote, some sweet, [125].
• Obscure
  • grave, a little little, [82].
  • palpable, [227].
• Obscures the show of evil, [63].
• Obsequious majesty, [237].
• Observance,
  • breach than the, [130].
  • with this special, [137].
• [[1042]]Observation,
  • bearings of this, [652].
  • by my penny of, [55].
  • smack of, [78].
  • strange places crammed with, [68].
  • with extensive view, [365].
• Observations which we make, [320].
• Observe the opportunity, [837].
• Observer,
  • God has waited six thousand years for an, [670].
  • he is a great, [111].
• Observers, observed of all, [136].
• Observer's sake, partial for the, [320].
• Obstinate questionings of sense, [478].
• Obstruction, to lie in cold, [48].
• Occasion,
  • courage mounted with, [78].
  • mellowing of, [55].
  • requires, silent when, [729].
  • to know one another, [45].
  • when to take, by the hand, [623].
• Occasions
  • and causes, [93].
  • qualities to meet great, [663].
• Occident, in the yet unformed, [39].
• Occupation,
  • absence of, [415].
  • 's gone, Othello's, [154].
• Occupations, let thy, be few, [752].
• Occurrence, fortuitous, [403].
• Ocean
  • bed, day-star in the, [248].
  • deep bosom of the, [95].
  • depths of the, [674].
  • girdled with the sky, [507].
  • grasp the, with my span, [303].
  • great Neptune's, [120].
  • I have loved thee, [547].
  • is this the mighty, [512].
  • leans against the land, [395].
  • life's tremulous, [528].
  • like the round, [507].
  • murmurs as the, [512].
  • nothing but sky and, [503].
  • of truth all undiscovered, [278].
  • on life's vast, [317].
  • on whose awful face, [610].
  • roll on thou dark blue, [547].
  • sunless retreats of the, [524].
  • the round, [467].
  • to the river of his thoughts, [553].
  • unfathomed caves of, [385].
  • upon a painted, [498].
  • wave, life on the, [675].
  • wave of the, [680].
• Ocean's
  • foam to sail, on, [542].
  • mane, hand upon the, [588].
  • melancholy waste, [572].
• O'clock, for it 's nou ten, [679].
• October, dies in, [184].
• Octogenarian chief, the, [545].
• Octosyllabic verse, the, [550].
• Ocular proof, give me, [154].
• Odd
  • numbers, divinity in, [46].
  • numbers, luck in, [583].
  • numbers most effectual, [720].
  • numbers, the god delights in, [720].
• Odds,
  • facing fearful, [593].
  • life must one swear, [287].
  • with morning, night almost at, [123].
• Odious,
  • comparisons are, [7], [40], [177].
  • in woollen, [321].
• Odorous, comparisons are, [52].
• Odour,
  • stealing and giving, [74].
  • sweet and wholesome, [296].
• Odours
  • crushed are sweeter, [455].
  • flung rose flung, [238].
  • Sabean, [232].
  • virtue is like precious, [165].
  • when sweet violets sicken, [567].
• Odyssey, the Iliad and the, [503].
• O'er-dusted, than gilt, [102].
• O'erflowing full, without, [257].
• Off with his head, [97], [296].
• Offence,
  • detest the, [333].
  • forgave the, [273].
  • from amorous causes, spring, [325].
  • is rank, my, [139].
  • no harshness gives, [324].
  • returning after, [242].
• Offences, too thin to hide, [101].
• Offended, for him have I, [113].
• Offender,
  • hugged the, [273].
  • love the, [333].
  • never pardons the, [206].
• Offending
  • Adam, whipped the, [90].
  • front of my, [149].
  • soul alive, most, [92].
• Offends at some unlucky time, [328].
• Offering be, though poor the, [525].
• Off-heel provokes the caper, his, [442].
• Office
  • and affairs of love, [51].
  • circumlocution, [652].
  • clear in his great, [118].
  • due participation of, [435].
  • hath but a losing, [88].
  • insolence of, [135].
  • nomination to, [410].
  • tender, long engage me, [328].
  • to speak patience, 't is all men's, [53].
• Offices
  • are public trusts, [529].
  • friendship an exchange of good, [795].
  • great talents for great, [421].
  • of prayer and praise, [479].
• Officer
  • and the office, [461].
  • fear each bush an, [95].
  • of mine, never more be, [152].
• Officious innocent sincere, [366].
• Offspring,
  • new fledged, [396].
  • of heaven first-born, [230].
  • of the gentilman Jafeth, [182].
  • time's noblest, [312].
  • true source of human, [234].
• Oft
  • expectation fails, [73].
  • has it been my lot, [390].
  • in the stilly night, [523].
  • invited me, [150].
  • repeating they believe 'em, [288].
  • the wisest man, he is, [472].
• Oil,
  • business furnishes, [415].
  • everything is soothed by, [717].
  • incomparable Macassar, [555].
  • little, in a cruse, [815].
  • midnight, consumed the, [348].
  • neither did the cruse of, fail, [815].
  • of joy for mourning, [834].
  • on the sea, pouring, [740].
  • unprofitably burns, our, [415].
• Oily
  • art, that glib and, [146].
  • man of God, round fat, [357].
• Ointment precious, better than, [830].
• [[1043]]Old
  • age comes on apace, [428].
  • age, dallies like the, [75].
  • age in this universal man, [169].
  • age is a regret, [608].
  • age is beautiful and free, their, [471].
  • age of cards, [321].
  • age serene and bright, [475].
  • age, which should accompany, [124].
  • ale enough whether new or, [23].
  • alike fantastic if too new or, [324].
  • always find time to grow, [312].
  • and fat, grows, [84].
  • as I am for ladies love unfit, [272].
  • authors to read, [171].
  • Belerium to the northern main, [333].
  • bookes, out of, [5].
  • ere I was, [503].
  • fieldes, out of the, [6].
  • friends are best, [195].
  • friends old times, [401].
  • friends to trust, [171].
  • Grimes is dead, [596].
  • groans ring yet in my ears, [106].
  • growing, in drawing nothing up, [419].
  • have been young and now am, [819].
  • hugged by the, [585].
  • I love everything that 's, [401].
  • in the brave days of, [593].
  • iron rang, [211].
  • jolly place in times of, [472].
  • love for new, [25].
  • man, a good, [52].
  • man do, what can an, [584].
  • man eloquent, [252].
  • man to have so much blood, [124].
  • man, weak and despised, [147].
  • man's darling, [19].
  • man's heart, blood in an, [655].
  • manners old books old wine, [171].
  • men fools, young men think, [36].
  • men shall dream dreams, [836].
  • men's dream, [268].
  • mighty minds of, [506].
  • monks of, those, [678].
  • Nick, [215].
  • nobility, leave us still our, [680].
  • not so, but she may learn, [64].
  • oaken bucket, [537].
  • odd ends stolen out of holy writ, [96].
  • soldiers are surest, [181].
  • tale and often told, [489].
  • Testament, blessing of the, [164].
  • that glorious song of, [640].
  • the new transcends the, [618].
  • wine to drink, [171].
  • wine wholesomest, is not, [181].
  • with service, weary and, [99].
  • wood burns brightest, [181].
  • wood to burn, [171].
• Oldest sins the newest kind of ways, [90].
• Old-fashioned poetry, [208].
• Old-gentlemanly vice, [556].
• Olive-plants, children like, [824].
• Oliver, Rowland for an, [859].
• Olympian bards who sung, [599].
• Olympic
  • games, conqueror in the, [733].
  • race, Alexander in the, [732].
• Olympus, tottering Ossa stood on, [344].
• Omega, Alpha and, [849].
• Omen, asks no, [339].
• Omnia mutantur, [321].
• Omnipresent, like the Deity is, [534].
• On
  • a lone barren isle, [666].
  • and up amid the hills, [634].
  • his last legs, [172].
  • Stanley on, [490].
  • with the dance, [542].
  • ye brave, [515].
• Once
  • a year, Christmas comes but, [20].
  • I thought so, now I know it, [350].
  • in doubt, [153].
  • loved poet sung, notes thy, [335].
  • man can die but, [90].
  • more unto the breach, [91].
  • more upon the waters, [542].
  • to be resolved, [153].
  • to every man and nation, [657].
• One
  • and inseparable, [533].
  • as the sea, [496].
  • country one constitution, [531].
  • fair daughter and no more, [134].
  • fair spirit, with, [547].
  • fell swoop, [124].
  • forty feeding like, [469].
  • God one law one element, [634].
  • good sir I owe you, [454].
  • kind kiss before we part, [671].
  • led astray, like, [250].
  • man among a thousand, [830].
  • man can do, so much, [263].
  • man's poison, [199].
  • man's will, to live by, [31].
  • man's wit, [861].
  • many must labour for the, [551].
  • mind in an house, [851].
  • more unfortunate, [586].
  • near one is too far, [648].
  • of her, within, [297].
  • on God's side is a majority, [641].
  • science only, [323].
  • that feared God, [816].
  • that hath, unto every, [841].
  • that loved not wisely, [156].
  • that was a woman, [143].
  • that would circumvent God, [143].
  • that would peep and botanize, [471].
  • thought of thee, [333].
  • truth is clear, [316].
• Onset, word of, [474].
• Onward,
  • steer right, [252].
  • upward till the goal ye win, [641].
• Oozing out, my valour is, [441].
• Opaceous earth, round this, [237].
• Ope,
  • murder hath broke, [120].
  • my lips, when I, [60].
  • the sacred source, [382].
• Open
  • and free, hand and heart, [102].
  • as day for melting charity, [90].
  • eye, alle night with, [1].
  • locks whoever knocks, [123].
  • rebuke is better, [829].
  • yield, try what the, [315].
• Opening
  • bud to heaven conveyed, [500].
  • eyelids of the morn, [247].
  • flower, every, [302].
  • paradise to him are, [386].
• [[1044]]Openings, spots of sunny, [536].
• Operation,
  • by mere mechanic, [215].
  • it requires a surgical, [459].
• Opes the palace of eternity, [243].
• Ophiuchus, huge, [229].
• Opinion,
  • error of, [434].
  • human to err in, [742].
  • inconsistencies of, [533].
  • my deliberate, [505].
  • no way approve his, [77].
  • of his own, still, [215].
  • of Pythagoras, [77].
  • of the law, with good, [440].
  • of the strongest, [797].
  • pay for his false, [215].
  • scope of my, [126].
  • what thinkest thou of his, [77].
• Opinions
  • back with wager, [554].
  • force of, [775].
  • halt between two, [815].
  • I have bought golden, [118].
  • maintain no ill, [398].
  • never two, alike, [777].
  • of mankind, [434].
  • stiff in, always in the wrong, [268].
• Opportunities lost never regained, [720].
• Opportunity,
  • dust of servile, [483].
  • observe the, [837].
  • watch your, [758].
  • we often miss our, [709].
  • will prevail, [758].
• Opposed, that the, may beware, [130].
• Opposing end them, by, [135].
• Oppressed,
  • while one man 's, [320].
  • with two weak evils, [69].
• Oppression, rumour of, [418].
• Oppressor's wrong, [135].
• Oppugnancy, in mere, [102].
• Optics
  • sharp it needs, [439].
  • turn their, in upon 't, [214].
• Oracle,
  • I am Sir, [60].
  • of God, fast by the, [223].
  • pronounced wisest, [241].
• Oracles are dumb, [251].
• Oracular tongue, use of my, [440].
• Oraculous, let him, thy fate display, [344].
• Orange
  • bright, like golden lamps, [262].
  • flower perfumes the bower, [494].
  • glows, where the gold, [803].
• Orations,
  • make no long, [432].
  • objections against, [738].
• Orator, I am no, [114].
• Orators,
  • loud-bawling, [735].
  • repair, the famous, [241].
  • very good, when they are out, [71].
• Oratory, flowery, he despised, [304].
• Orb,
  • foolery does walk about this, [76].
  • in orb cycle and epicycle, [237].
  • monthly changes in her circled, [106].
  • of one particular tear, [163].
  • of song, that mighty, [479].
  • there is not the smallest, [65].
• Orbaneja the painter, [788].
• Orbed maiden with white fire, [565].
• Orbit and sum of Shakespeare's wit, [600].
• Orcades, in Scotland at the, [318].
• Orchard
  • lawns, happy fair with, [629].
  • sleeping within my, [132].
• Orchestral silences, grand, [621].
• Ordained of God, [844].
• Ordains, Heaven a time, [252].
• Order
  • changeth, the old, [629].
  • decently and in, [846].
  • gave each thing view, [98].
  • his mistress', to perform, [331].
  • in variety we see, [333].
  • is Heaven's first law, [319].
  • nests ranged in, [242].
  • of your going, stand not upon the, [122].
  • reigns in Warsaw, [809].
  • set thine house in, [834].
  • this better in France, [379].
  • to haud the wretch in, [448].
• Orders,
  • Almighty's, to perform, [299].
  • brought, large elements in, [634].
  • profane no divine, [398].
• Ordinances, external, [369].
• Ordinary
  • men are fit for, [146].
  • men, reach, of, [470].
• Ordine retrogrado, [169].
• Ore, new-spangled, [248].
• Organ,
  • most miraculous, [135].
  • of her life, every lovely, [53].
  • silent, loudest chants, [599].
• Organs dimensions senses, [63].
• Organically incapable of a tune, [509].
• Organized hypocrisy, [607].
• Organ-pipe of frailty, [80].
• Orient
  • beams, spreads his, [233].
  • mould, shaft of, [570].
  • pearl, a double row, [685].
  • pearl, sowed the earth with, [234].
  • pearls at random strung, [437].
  • pearls, puddly thoughts to, [783].
• Origin, every gift of noble, [474].
• Original
  • a thought is often, [637].
  • and end, [367].
  • brightness, lost her, [225].
  • proclaim, their great, [300].
• Originals,
  • reading books in the, [603].
  • Shakespeare more original than his, [604].
• Originality, solitude of his own, [677].
• Originator and quoter, [604].
• Orion, loose the bands of, [818].
• Orisons, nymph in thy, [136].
• Ormus and of Ind, wealth of, [226].
• Ornament,
  • foreign aid of, [356].
  • in prosperity, education an, [762].
  • is but the guiled shore, [63].
  • it carried none, [811].
  • of a meek and quiet spirit, [849].
  • of beauty is suspect, [162].
  • sent to be a moment's, [474].
  • to his profession, [164].
  • to society, [510].
• Ornate and gay, [242].
• Orphan's tears, wronged, [194].
• Orpheus,
  • bid the soul of, sing, [250].
  • harp of, [253].
  • with his lute, [98].
• Orthodox, prove their doctrine, [210].
• Orthodoxy is my doxy, [858].
• Osity and ation, words in, [462].
• Ossa
  • on Olympus stood, [344].
  • [[1045]]on Pelion, [809].
  • on the top of Pelion, [772].
• Ostentatious, elegant but not, [369].
• Ostrich, resembled the wings of an, [590].
• Oswego spreads her swamps, [395].
• Othello's
  • breast, a rush against, [156].
  • occupation 's gone, [154].
  • visage in his mind, I saw, [151].
• Others
  • apart sat on a hill, [228].
  • should build for him, [470].
• Ounce
  • of civet, give me an, [148].
  • of poison in one pocket, [593].
• Our acts our angels are, [183].
• Oursels, to see, as others see, [448].
• Ourselves
  • are at war, [183].
  • the fault is in, [110].
  • to know, knowledge is, [320].
• Out
  • brief candle, [125].
  • damned spot, [124].
  • good orators when they are, [71].
  • mordre wol, [5].
  • of house and home, [89].
  • of my lean and low ability, [77].
  • of old bookes, [6].
  • of sight out of mind, [7], [35].
  • of the frying-pan, [18].
  • of the old fieldes, [6].
  • of thine own mouth, [842].
• Outbreak of a fiery mind, [133].
• Out-did
  • the frolic wine, [203].
  • the meat, [203].
• Out-herods Herod, [137].
• Outlives
  • in fame, [296].
  • this day and comes safe home, [92].
• Out-paramoured the Turk, [147].
• Outrageous fortune, arrows of, [135].
• Outrageously virtuous, [297].
• Outrun the constable, [212].
• Outshone the wealth of Ormus, [226].
• Outside,
  • swashing and a martial, [66].
  • what a goodly, falsehood hath, [61].
• Out-topping knowledge, [665].
• Outvenoms all the worms of the Nile, [160].
• Out-vociferize even sound itself, [285].
• Outward
  • and visible sign, [850].
  • appear beautiful, [841].
  • form and feature, [503].
  • side, angel on the, [49].
  • walls, banners on the, [125].
• Over
  • the hills and far away, [348].
  • violent or over civil, [268].
• Overarched,
  • Etrurian shades high, [224].
  • pillared shade high, [239].
• Overcame, I came saw and, [90].
• Over-canopied with woodbine, [58].
• Overcome
  • but half his foe, [225].
  • evil with good, [844].
  • us like a summer's cloud, [122].
• Overcomes by force, [225].
• Over-flowing full, without, [257].
• Over-measure, enough with, [103].
• Overmuch, be not righteous, [830].
• Over-payment of delight, [508].
• Overpowering knell, [508].
• Over-refinement, let not, deck thy thoughts, [750].
• Overthrow, purposed, [162].
• Over-weathered ribs, [62].
• Ovid Murray, how sweet an, [332].
• Owe,
  • if I can't pay, I can, [9].
  • much I have nothing, [770].
  • no man anything, [844].
  • you one, thank you I, [454].
• Owed, dearest thing he, [117].
• Owing owes not, a grateful mind, [231].
• Owl,
  • hawked at by a mousing, [120].
  • that shrieked, it was the, [119].
  • to be afraid of an, [292].
• Owls,
  • answer him ye, [331].
  • to Athens, sending, [760].
• Owlet atheism, the, [501].
• Own,
  • do what I will with mine, [840].
  • every subject's soul is his, [92].
  • God marked him for his, [208].
  • the soft impeachment, [441].
  • would not assert his nose his, [415].
• Owned with a grin, [507].
• Owner,
  • grief makes his, stoop, [79].
  • ox knoweth his, [832].
• Owners, kick their, [439].
• Ox,
  • fish sold for more than an, [734].
  • goeth to the slaughter, [825].
  • knoweth his owner, [832].
  • than a stalled, [826].
• Oxen, who drives fat, [375].
• Oxenforde, clerk ther was of, [1].
• Oxlips
  • and the crown imperial, [78].
  • and the nodding violet, [58].
• Oyster
  • crossed in love, [442].
  • man that first eat an, [292].
  • not good without an R in the month, [857].
  • pearl in your foul, [72].
  • the world 's mine, [45].
  • 't was a fat, [334], [800].

• Pace,
  • creeps in this petty, [125].
  • inoffensive, [237].
  • thoughts with violent, [155].
• Paces, time travels in divers, [70].
• Pacific, stared at the, [576].
• Pacings, the long mechanic, [625].
• Pack, as a huntsman his, [399].
• Pack-staff, plain as a, [172].
• Pagan
  • horn, lends his, [331].
  • suckled in a creed, [476].
• Page,
  • beautiful quarto, [442].
  • history hath but one, [546].
  • of knowledge, ample, [384].
  • pictures atone for the, [331].
  • prescribed, all but the, [315].
  • rank thee upon glory's, [518].
  • torn from their destined, [456].
• Pageant,
  • insubstantial, [43].
  • train when I am dead, no, [571].
• Pageantry of a king, [688].
• Paid
  • dear for his whistle, [361].
  • well that is well satisfied, [65].
• Pain,
  • akin to, [614].
  • all the heart then knew of, [679].
  • and anguish wring the brow, [490].
  • and ruin, threats of, [385].
  • be our joys three parts, [649].
  • change the place and keep the, [303].
  • cure is not worth the, [725].
  • die of a rose in aromatic, [316].
  • [[1046]]dull narcotics numbing, [631].
  • error wounded writhes with, [573].
  • for promised joy, [446].
  • frown at pleasure smile in, [309].
  • glad life's arrears of, [650].
  • greatest, it is to love, [261].
  • heart that never feels a, [377].
  • in company with, [476].
  • is felt in every member, [788].
  • it is that pain to miss, [261].
  • it was to drown, [96].
  • labour we delight in physics, [120].
  • laughter is fraught with some, [565].
  • lessened by another's anguish, [104].
  • mighty, to love it is, [261].
  • naught but grief and, [446].
  • no fiery throbbing, [367].
  • no throbs of fiery, [367].
  • of finite hearts that yearn, [648].
  • pleasures banish, [303].
  • pleasures in the vale of, [492].
  • short-lived, [489].
  • sigh yet feel no, [525].
  • some natural sorrow loss or, [473].
  • stranger yet to, [381].
  • sweet is pleasure after, [271].
  • tender for another's, [381].
  • that has been and may be, [473].
  • though full of, [227].
  • to break its links so soon, [520].
  • too much rest becomes a, [346].
  • to the bear, [593].
  • turns with ceaseless, [394].
  • vows made in, [231].
• Pains
  • and penalties of idleness, [332].
  • grow sharp, when, [432].
  • labour for his, [378].
  • man of pleasure man of, [309].
  • of love be sweeter far, [276].
  • pleasure in poetic, [419].
  • stings you for your, [313].
  • which only poets know, [419].
  • world of sighs for my, [150].
• Painful
  • vigils keep, pensive poets, [331].
  • warrior famoused for fight, [161].
• Paint
  • an inch thick, [144].
  • like nature, who can, [355].
  • lion not so fierce as they, [206].
  • no words can, [437].
  • the laughing soil, [535].
  • the lily gild refined gold, [79].
  • the meadows with delight, [56].
  • them, he best can, [333].
  • them truest praise them most, [300].
• Painted
  • blind, winged Cupid, [57].
  • blossoms drest, [28].
  • devil, childhood that fears a, [120].
  • Jove, like a, [267].
  • lion is not so fierce as, [222].
  • ocean, upon a, [498].
  • she 's all my fancy, her, [682].
  • ship, idle as a, [498].
  • trifles and fantastic joys, [391].
• Painter,
  • flattering, a, [399].
  • great, dips his pencil, [564].
  • gymnastic teacher, [721].
  • nature's sternest, [540].
• Painting
  • can express, more than, [301].
  • is silent poetry, [742].
  • poetry as speaking, [742].
• Paintings, I have heard of your, [136].
• Palace
  • and a prison, [544].
  • beautiful, the, [266].
  • deceit in gorgeous, [107].
  • hollow oak our, [537].
  • of eternity, key that opes the, [243].
  • of the soul, [221], [541].
• Palaces,
  • gorgeous, [43].
  • 'mid pleasures and, [568].
  • princes', cottages had been, [60].
  • prosperity within thy, [824].
• Pale,
  • call it fair not, [500].
  • cast of thought, [136].
  • feet crossed in rest, [667].
  • gradations, no, [493].
  • his uneffectual fire, 'gins to, [132].
  • jessamine, crow-toe and, [247].
  • martyr in shirt of fire, [667].
  • my cheeks make, [199].
  • passion loves, places which, [184].
  • prithee why so, [256].
  • realms of shade, [572].
  • unripened beauties, [298].
• Pale-eyed priest, [251].
• Pale-faced moon, [84].
• Palestines, Delphian vales the, [562].
• Palinurus nodded at the helm, [332].
• Pall, in sceptred, [250].
• Pall Mall, sweet shady side of, [432].
• Pallas,
  • perched upon a bust of, [640].
  • Jove and Mars, [642].
• Palls upon the sense, [298].
• Palm
  • and southern pine, land of, [628].
  • bear the, alone, [110].
  • itching, [114].
  • like some tall, [535].
  • of my hands, oozing out at the, [441].
  • of orange blossom and, [628].
  • open palm upon his, [617].
• Palms, his islands lift their fronded, [619].
• Palm-tree, flourish like the, [822].
• Palmer's weed, votarist in, [243].
• Palmy state of Rome, [126].
• Palpable
  • and familiar, [504].
  • hit, [145].
  • obscure, the, [227].
• Palsied eld, [48].
• Palsy-stricken, poor weak, [575].
• Palter in a double sense, [126].
• Paly flames, through their, [92].
• Pampered,
  • goose, [318].
  • menial drove me from the door, [433].
• Pan,
  • awe-inspiring god, [480].
  • is dead great Pan is dead, [621], [740].
  • leap out of the frying, [18].
  • to Moses lends his pagan horn, [331].
• Pancakes, flat as, [173].
• Panders will, reason, [140].
• Pandora, more lovely than, [234].
• Pang
  • as great as when a giant dies, [48].
  • dismissed without a parting, [296].
  • learn nor account the, [649].
  • preceding death, [398].
  • that rends the heart, [398].
• Pangs
  • and fears, [99].
  • of despised love, [135].
  • [[1047]]of guilty power, [367].
  • the wretched find, [549].
  • which it hath witnessed, [481].
• Pansies for thoughts, [142].
• Pansy
  • for lovers' thoughts, [35].
  • freaked with jet, [248].
• Pant for you, till we meet shall, [671].
• Pants
  • for glory, [329].
  • for twenty-one, [329].
• Pantaloon, lean and slippered, [69].
• Panteth, as the hart, [820].
• Panting
  • syllable, chase a, [416].
  • time toiled after him in vain, [366].
• Paper
  • bullets of the brain, [51].
  • credit, blest, [322].
  • he hath not eat, [55].
  • portion of uncertain, [556].
  • that ever blotted, [64].
• Papers
  • in each hand, [326].
  • speak from your folded, [636].
• Paper-mill, thou hast built a, [94].
• Paradise,
  • and walked in, [639].
  • beyond compare, [497].
  • drunk the milk of, [500].
  • flowers worthy of, [232].
  • for horses, Italy a, [192].
  • for women, England a, [192].
  • heavenly, is that place, [685].
  • how grows our store in, [569].
  • in this fool's, [444].
  • must I thus leave thee, [239].
  • of fools, [231], [858].
  • only bliss of, [419].
  • opened unto you, [836].
  • thought would destroy their, [382].
  • to him are opening, [386].
  • to what we fear of death, [49].
• Paradisiacal pleasures, [387].
• Paragon, an earthly, [160].
• Parallel,
  • admits no, [352].
  • none but himself his, [352].
• Parcel of their fortunes, [158].
• Parcel-gilt goblet, [89].
• Parchment should undo a man, that, [94].
• Pard, bearded like the, [69].
• Pard-like spirit, [565].
• Pardon
  • in the degree that we love, [796].
  • or to bear it, [423].
  • something to the spirit of liberty, [408].
  • they ne'er, [275].
• Pardons, the offender never, [206].
• Pardoned all except her face, [559].
• Parent
  • from the sky, keep one, [328].
  • knees, a new-born child, [438].
  • of good, [235].
  • of invention, necessity the, [441].
  • the people's, [343].
• Parents
  • passed into the skies, [423].
  • were the Lord knows who, [286].
• Parfit gentil knight, a veray, [1].
• Paris,
  • for French of, [1].
  • good Americans when they die go to, [638].
  • good talkers only found in, [769].
• Parish
  • church, plain as way to, [68].
  • me no parishes, [862].
  • wide was his, [2].
• Parlour,
  • is it a party in a, [468].
  • will you walk into my, [605].
• Parlous boy, [96].
• Parmaceti for an inward bruise, [83].
• Parmenio and Alexander, [732].
• Parole of literary men, [374].
• Parson
  • bemused in beer, [326].
  • forty, power, [559].
  • owned his skill, in arguing the, [397].
  • there goes the, [416].
• Part,
  • a kick in that, [214].
  • act well your, [319].
  • art and, [852].
  • believe it, I do in, [127].
  • each minute and unseen, [615].
  • every man must play a, [60].
  • for my own, [111].
  • hard to, when friends are dear, [433].
  • hath chosen that good, [842].
  • immortal, of myself, [152].
  • love and then to, [502].
  • my soul's better, [338].
  • of a hair, ninth, [85].
  • of all that I have met, [625].
  • of being, hath a, [544].
  • of his religion, he made it, [291].
  • of sight, became a, [549].
  • of valour, the better, [87].
  • of wisdom, [420].
  • so he plays his, [69].
  • to heaven gave his blessed, [100].
  • vital in every, [236].
  • we know in, [845].
• Parts,
  • all his gracious, [79].
  • allure thee, if, [319].
  • man of sovereign, [55].
  • mark of virtue in his outward, [63].
  • of good natural, [786].
  • of one stupendous whole, [316].
  • one man plays many, [69].
  • pawing to get free his hinder, [236].
• Partake the gale, [320].
• Parted,
  • double cherry seeming, [58].
  • never met or never, [452].
  • when we two, [539].
• Parthenon, Earth proudly wears the, [598].
• Partial
  • evil universal good, [316].
  • for the observer's sake, [320].
• Participation
  • of divineness, [169].
  • of office, [435].
• Particle, that very fiery, [560].
• Particular
  • hair, each, [131].
  • star, a bright, [73].
  • tear, orb of one, [163].
• Parties, I name no, [198].
• Parting
  • day dies like the dolphin, [545].
  • day, knell of, [384].
  • day linger and play, [529].
  • guest, speed the, [346].
  • is such sweet sorrow, [106].
  • of the way, [835].
  • pang, dismissed without a, [296].
  • was well made, [115].
• Partings, such, break the heart, [540].
• Partington, Dame, [462].
• Partition,
  • middle wall of, [847].
  • union in, [58].
• Partitions, what thin, [267], [316].
• Partly may compute, we, [448].
• [[1048]]Party,
  • gave up to, [399].
  • he serves his, best, [665].
  • honesty is party expediency, [669].
  • in a parlour, is it a, [468].
  • is the madness of many, [336].
• Pass
  • by me as the idle wind, [114].
  • for a man, let him, [61].
  • into nothingness, [574].
  • let him, [149].
  • let it be. Let it, [809].
  • my imperfections by, [459].
  • never never comes to, [454].
  • so it came to, [404].
• Passage,
  • act of common, [160].
  • bird of, cuckoo is a, [720].
  • each dark, shun, [311].
  • of an angel's tear, [576].
  • to fret a, [221].
• Passages that lead to nothing, [386].
• Passed in music out of sight, [625].
• Passenger
  • pukes in, sea the, [559].
  • wandering, [243].
• Passeth
  • all understanding, [847].
  • show, that which, [127].
• Passing
  • fair, is she not, [44].
  • rich with forty pounds, [396].
  • strange, 't was, [150].
  • sweet is solitude, [416].
  • the love of women, [815].
  • thought, like a, [447].
  • through nature to eternity, [127].
  • tribute of a sigh, [385].
  • well, daughter which he loved, [134].
• Passion
  • catching all, [163].
  • chaos of thought and, [317].
  • dies, till our, [182].
  • driven by, [447].
  • haunted me like a, [467].
  • is the gale, [317].
  • leads, where, [672].
  • light the fires of, [617].
  • may I govern my, [670].
  • one, doth expel another, [36].
  • only I discern infinite, [648].
  • places which pale, loves, [184].
  • put me into a towering, [145].
  • ruling, [321], [322].
  • something with, clasp, [617].
  • spent its novel force, [626].
  • to tatters, tear a, [137].
  • vows with so much, [281].
  • we feel, happier in the, [795].
  • whirlwind of, [137].
  • woman in her first, [557].
  • women love in their first, [796].
• Passions,
  • all, all delights, [501].
  • are likened best to floods, [25].
  • fly with life, all other, [508].
  • necessity of mortal, [740].
  • never let such angry, rise, [302].
  • noblest, to inspire, [377].
  • to be relished, [774].
• Passion's slave, man that is not, [138].
• Passion-waves are lulled to rest, [562].
• Passionate
  • intuition, [481].
  • simple sensuous and, [254].
• Passiveness, in a wise, [466].
• Past
  • all surgery, [152].
  • and to come seems best, [89].
  • anticipate the, [440].
  • at least is secure, [532].
  • conclude the future by the, [776].
  • groaning ever for the, [651].
  • hallowed quiets of the, [661].
  • heaven has not power upon the, [274].
  • help should be past grief, [77].
  • indemnity for the, [364].
  • is gone, the, [750].
  • leave thy low-vaulted, [636].
  • let the dead, bury its dead, [612].
  • miracles are, [73].
  • neither the, nor the future, [749].
  • never plan the future by the, [411].
  • nothing to come and nothing, [261].
  • our dancing days, [105].
  • repent what 's, [141].
  • shadowy, summon from the, [614].
  • the bitter, more welcome the sweet, [74].
  • the bounds of freakish youth, [419].
  • the size of dreaming, [159].
  • the wit of man, [58].
  • unsigned for, [482].
  • voice of the, [580].
  • when on the, I fondly dwell, [587].
• Paste and cover to our bones, [82].
• Pastime and our happiness, [477].
• Pastoral, cold, [576].
• Pastors, as some ungracious, [129].
• Pasture shall prepare, the Lord my, [300].
• Pastures
  • and fresh woods, [248].
  • lie down in green, [819].
• Patch
  • grief with proverbs, [53].
  • up his fame, [412].
• Patches, king of shreds and, [141].
• Pate, you beat your, [336].
• Paternal acres, a few, [334].
• Path,
  • light unto my, [823].
  • motive guide, original and end, [367].
  • no, of flowers leads to glory, [797].
  • no royal, to geometry, [811].
  • of dalliance treads, [129].
  • of duty was to glory, [628].
  • of Milton, round the, [485].
  • of sorrow and that alone, [417].
  • of the just, [825].
  • the world advances along its, [523].
  • to heaven, journey like the, [244].
  • to tread, soon or late that, [345].
  • we tread, side of every, [422].
• Paths
  • are peace, all her, [825].
  • ask for the old, [835].
  • of glory lead to the grave, [384].
  • of joy and woe, checkered, [362].
  • of peevish nature, [288].
  • to woman's love, [198].
• Pathless
  • groves, [184].
  • was the dreary wild, [568].
  • way, heaven's wide, [250].
  • woods, pleasure in the, [547].
• Pathos, that is the true, [449].
• Patience,
  • abusing of God's, [45].
  • and shuffle the cards, [789].
  • and sorrow strove, [148].
  • by your gracious, [150].
  • flour of wifly, [4].
  • [[1049]]habits of peace and, [207].
  • ingredient of genius, [608].
  • may compass anything, [772].
  • men's office to speak, [53].
  • on a monument, sat like, [76].
  • passion of great hearts, [656].
  • poor are they that have not, [152].
  • preacheth, [205].
  • sovereign o'er transmuted ill, [366].
  • stubborn, [228].
  • thou rose-lipped cherubin, [155].
  • with, He stands waiting, [793].
• Patient
  • humble spirit, [182].
  • man, fury of a, [269].
  • man in loss, [159].
  • merit of the unworthy takes, [135].
  • must minister to himself, [125].
  • of toil, [428].
  • remedy for every trouble, [701].
  • search and vigil long, [555].
  • though sorely tried, [614].
  • to be, is a branch of justice, [751].
  • to perform, [342].
  • when favours are denied, [362].
• Patiently to endure the toothache, [53].
• Patines of bright gold, [65].
• Patriarch, the venerable, [425].
• Patrick Spence, ballad of, [502].
• Patriot truth, [675].
• Patriots
  • all, true, [445].
  • worthy, dear to God, [254].
• Patriot's
  • boast, such is the, [394].
  • fate, cowards mock the, [681].
• Patriotism
  • is the last refuge of a scoundrel, [372].
  • whose, would not gain force on the plain of Marathon, [369].
• Patron
  • and the jail, [365].
  • one who looks with unconcern, [370].
• Pattern
  • of excelling nature, [156].
  • to imitate, not as a, [688].
• Paul,
  • by the apostle, [97].
  • now by Saint, [295].
  • robbing Peter he paid, [14], [186], [771].
• Pauper, he 's only a, [683].
• Pause,
  • an awful, [306].
  • and look back, [678].
  • for a reply, I, [113].
  • I stand in, [139].
  • must give us, [135].
  • nature made a, [306].
• Pavement,
  • riches of heaven's, [225].
  • stars, dust is gold and, [236].
• Pawing to get free, lion, [236].
• Pay,
  • a double debt to, [397].
  • him in his own coin, [293].
  • if I can't, why I can owe, [9].
  • more due than more than all can, [117].
• Pays
  • all debts, he that dies, [43].
  • base is the slave that, [91].
  • us but with age and dust, [26].
• Paying through the nose, [858].
• Peace,
  • a charge in, [273].
  • above all earthly dignities, [99].
  • all her paths are, [825].
  • anchor of our, [435].
  • and competence, health, [319].
  • and health, best treasures, [387].
  • and quiet, calm, [249].
  • and rest can never dwell, [223].
  • and righteousness, [821].
  • and slumberous calm, [575].
  • and war, man of, [214].
  • as a breathing time, [407].
  • be within thy walls, [824].
  • brooded o'er the hushed domain, [642].
  • cankers of a long, [86].
  • carry gentle, [100].
  • deep dream of, [536].
  • first in war first in, [445].
  • fool when he holdeth his, [827].
  • forever hold his, [850].
  • habits of patience and, [207].
  • hath her victories, [252].
  • hold companionship in, [103].
  • in freedom's hallowed shade, [459].
  • in thy right hand, [100].
  • inglorious arts of, [263].
  • is its companion, [460].
  • its ten thousand slays, [425].
  • lay me down in, to sleep, [676].
  • let us have, [664].
  • live in, adieu, [334], [800].
  • makes solitude and calls it, [550], [747].
  • man of, and war, [214].
  • means of preserving, [425].
  • modest stillness and, [91].
  • never a good war or bad, [361].
  • no, unto the wicked, [834].
  • nor ease of heart, [389].
  • of God, [847].
  • of mind, dearer than all, [568].
  • on earth good will toward men, [841].
  • only as a breathing time, [407].
  • prepare for war in, [706], [712].
  • righteousness and, [821].
  • slept in, [100].
  • so sweet, life so dear or, [430].
  • soft phrase of, [149].
  • soft, she brings, [288].
  • star of, return, [515].
  • the empire is, [810].
  • thinks of war in time of, [191].
  • thousand years of, [633].
  • to be found in the world, [518].
  • to gain our peace have sent to, [121].
  • unjust, before a just war, [361].
  • uproar the universal, [124].
  • was slain, thrice my, [306].
  • weak piping time of, [96].
  • when there is no peace, [835].
  • your valor won, enjoyed the, [465].
• Peaceably
  • if we can, [516].
  • with all men, live, [844].
• Peaceful
  • evening, welcome, [420].
  • hours I once enjoyed, [422].
• Peacemaker, If is the only, [72].
• Peak
  • and pine, dwindle, [116].
  • in Darien, upon a, [576].
  • to peak, far along from, [544].
• Peaks wrapped in clouds, [543].
• Pealing anthem, [384].
• Pearl
  • and gold, barbaric, [226].
  • chain of all virtues, [182].
  • double row of orient, [685].
  • [[1050]]for carnal swine, too rich a, [213].
  • heaps of, [96].
  • if all their sand were, [44].
  • in a woman's eye, [35].
  • in your foul oyster, [72].
  • many a fair, laid up, [182].
  • no radiant, [424].
  • of great price, [839].
  • quarelets of, [201].
  • sowed the earth with orient, [234].
  • threw a, away, [156].
• Pearls
  • at random strung, orient, [437].
  • before swine, [838].
  • did grow, asked how, [201].
  • of thought, [661].
  • puddly thoughts to orient, [783].
  • row of orient, [685].
  • that were his eyes, [42].
  • who would search for, [275].
• Pears
  • from an elm, [791].
  • go to a pear-tree for, [712].
• Peasant,
  • some belated, [225].
  • toe of the, [143].
• Peasantry, country's pride, [396].
• Pease, like as one, is to another, [32], [773].
• Pebbles, children gathering, [241].
• Pebbly spring, stream or, [504].
• Peck
  • at, for daws to, [149].
  • of salt, [785].
  • of troubles, [791].
• Peculiar
  • graces, shot forth, [235].
  • grand gloomy and, [677].
• Pedants much affect, learned, [210].
• Pedestaled in triumph, [651].
• Pedigree, lass wi' a lang, [458].
• Peep
  • and botanize upon his mother's grave, [471].
  • into glory, [264].
  • of day, [202].
  • to what it would, [142].
  • wizards that, [833].
• Peer,
  • King Stephen was a worthy, [152], [406].
  • rhyming, a, [326].
• Peers, my, the heroes of old, [650].
• Pegasus, turn and wind a fiery, [86].
• Pelf, I crave no, [109].
• Pelion,
  • from Ossa hurled, [707].
  • nods with all his wood, [344].
  • on the top of Ossa, [772].
  • Ossa on, [809].
• Pellucid streams, [482].
• Pelops' line, Thebes or, [250].
• Pelting of this pitiless storm, [147].
• Pembroke's mother Sidney's sister, [179].
• Pen
  • and ink, never saw, [77].
  • becomes a torpedo, [369].
  • devise wit write, [55].
  • famous by my, [257].
  • glorious by my, [257].
  • in hand, foolish without, [374].
  • is the tongue of the mind, [789].
  • mightier than the sword, [606].
  • nose sharp as a, [91].
  • of a ready writer, [820].
  • of iron, written with a, [835].
  • poet's, turns them to shapes, [59].
  • product of a scoffer's, [479].
  • such virtue has my, [162].
  • was shaped, [484].
  • worse than the sword, [189].
• Pens
  • a stanza, who, [326].
  • quirks of blazoning, [151].
• Penalties of idleness, [332].
• Penance, call us to, [226].
• Pence, take care of the, [352].
• Pendent
  • bed and procreant cradle, [117].
  • rock a towered citadel, [158].
  • world, [48], [230].
• Pendulum betwixt a smile and tear, [546].
• Penelophon O king quoth she, [405].
• Penetrable stuff, made of, [140].
• Penned it down, so I, [265].
• Penniless lass, a, [458].
• Penning bows, 't is, [387].
• Penny
  • for your thoughts, [16], [292].
  • in the urn of poverty, [588].
  • of observation, by my, [55].
  • saved is a penny got, [363].
  • saved is twopence dear, [363].
  • seven halfpenny loaves for a, [94].
  • wise pound foolish, [186].
• Pension
  • list is the roll of honour, [669].
  • or lose his, [290].
• Pensioner
  • on the bounties of an hour, [306].
  • to be a miser's, [475].
• Pensive
  • beauty, like, [513].
  • discontent, waste nights in, [29].
  • poets painful vigils keep, [331].
  • through a happy place, [482].
• Pent,
  • here in the body, [497].
  • long in populous city, [239].
• Pentameter, in the, [504].
• Penthouse lid, hang upon his, [116].
• Pent-up Utica, [439].
• Penury
  • and imprisonment, [49].
  • repressed their noble rage, [384].
• People,
  • all sorts of, [118].
  • all with one accord, [400].
  • are good, the, [673].
  • arose as one man, [814].
  • at leaving unpleasant, [556].
  • by the people for the, [622].
  • fond of ill-luck, [597].
  • government from and for the, [608].
  • government of all the, [639].
  • government of the, [622].
  • in the gristle, [408].
  • indictment against a whole, [408].
  • inurned, weep a, [592].
  • judge men by success, [795].
  • last, I should choose, [440].
  • made for the, by the, [532].
  • never give up their liberties, [411].
  • of the skies common, [174].
  • perish where there is no vision, [829].
  • pleurisy of, [199].
  • that make puns, [637].
  • the sunbeams, motes that, [249].
  • they that marry ancient, [222].
  • thy people shall be my, [814].
  • who would have been poets, [505].
  • whose annals are blank, [579].
• People's
  • government, [532].
  • parent he protected all, [543].
  • prayer, [268].
  • right maintain, [675].
  • [[1051]]will, based upon her, [623].
• Peopled, the world must be, [51].
• Peor and Baälim, [251].
• Peppercorn, I am a, [86].
• Pepper his cabbage, [712].
• Peppered
  • the highest, who, [399].
  • two of them, I have, [84].
• Perception, quintessence of, [663].
• Perch, where eagles dare not, [96].
• Perchance
  • the dead, [545].
  • to dream, to sleep, [135].
• Perched
  • and sat, [640].
  • upon a bust of Pallas, [640].
• Percy and Douglas, song of, [34].
• Perdition catch my soul, [153].
• Peregrinations, labours and, [170].
• Peremptory tone, with a, [415].
• Perfect
  • chrysolite, one, [156].
  • day, unto the, [825].
  • days, then if ever come, [658].
  • love casteth out fear, [849].
  • man, mark the, [819].
  • ways of honour, [101].
  • woman nobly planned, [475].
• Perfected, a woman, [656].
• Perfectest herald of joy, [51].
• Perfection,
  • fulness of, [78].
  • of reason, [24].
  • perishes, what 's come to, [647].
  • pink of, [401].
  • praise and true, [66].
• Perfections, his sweete, [23].
• Perfidious bark, that fatal, [247].
• Perform,
  • an ability that they never, [102].
  • patient to, [342].
• Perfume
  • and suppliance of a minute, [129].
  • on the violet, to throw a, [79].
  • puss-gentleman that 's all, [415].
  • scent of odorous, [242].
• Perfumed like a milliner, [83].
• Perfumes of Arabia, [124].
• Perhaps,
  • a great, [578].
  • turn out a song, [448].
  • turn out a sermon, [448].
• Peri
  • at the gate of Eden, [526].
  • beneath the dark sea, [526].
• Peril in thine eye, [105].
• Perils
  • do environ, what, [27], [211].
  • doe enfold, how many, [27].
  • safe through a thousand, [497].
• Perilous
  • edge of battle, [224].
  • shot out of an elder gun, [92].
  • stuff which weighs upon the heart, [125].
• Periodical fits of morality, [591].
• Periods of time, in, [228].
• Perish,
  • all of genius which can, [552].
  • in its fall, [453].
  • that thought, [296].
  • where there is no vision, the people, [829].
  • with thee, thy money, [843].
• Perished in his pride, [470].
• Periwig-pated fellow, [137].
• Perjuria ridet amantum Jupiter, [106].
• Perjuries, Jove laughs at lovers', [106].
• Perjury, lovers', [272].
• Perked up in a glistening grief, [98].
• Permanent
  • alliances, [425].
  • forward not, [129].
• Permit to heaven, [240].
• Pernicious
  • to mankind, wine, [338].
  • weed, [415].
• Perpetual
  • benediction, [478].
  • motion, scoured with, [88].
  • priesthood, literary men a, [577].
• Perplex and dash maturest counsels, [226].
• Perplexed
  • in the extreme, [156].
  • morality is, [411].
  • the wisest may well be, [408].
• Perplexes monarchs, [225].
• Perseverance better than violence, [726].
• Persian carpet, discourse like a, [723].
• Persian gulfs, pearls of thought in, [661].
• Persians, law of the Medes and, [835].
• Persian's heaven is easily made, [519].
• Person,
  • freedom of, [435].
  • oblong square triangular, [461].
• Persons
  • of good sense, [796].
  • no respect of, place nor, [75].
  • there is no respect of, with God, [844].
  • two distinct, [186].
• Personage,
  • genteel in, [285].
  • less imposing, [527].
  • this goodly, [479].
• Persuade, tongue to, [255].
• Persuaded
  • in his own mind, [845].
  • whom none could advise thou hast, [26].
• Persuading, fair-spoken and, [101].
• Persuasion
  • flows from his lips, [338].
  • holds aloof, [696].
  • of whatever state or, [435].
  • ripened into faith, [481].
  • tips his tongue, [297].
• Persuasive sound, [339].
• Pertains to feats of broil, [150].
• Perturbed spirit, rest, [133].
• Peru, from China to, [365], [403].
• Perverts the prophets, [539].
• Pestilence
  • and war, [229].
  • like a desolating, [567].
  • seals that close the, [562].
  • that walketh in darkness, [822].
• Petar, hoist with his own, [141].
• Peter,
  • by robbing, he paid Paul, [14], [771].
  • denyed his Lord, [686].
  • feared full twenty times, [468].
  • I 'll call him, [78].
• Peter's
  • dome, that rounded, [598].
  • keys, [331].
• Peterkin, quoth little, [507].
• Petition me no petitions, [362], [862].
• Petrifies the feeling, [448].
• Petticoat,
  • her feet beneath her, [256].
  • tempestuous, [201].
• Petty pace, creeps in this, [125].
• Phalanx,
  • in perfect, [225].
  • the Pyrrhic, [557].
• Phantasma, like a, [111].
• Phantom of delight, she was a, [474].
• Phantoms of hope, [367].
• Pherecydes, stories about, [759].
• Phials hermetically sealed, [291].
• Phidias, his awful Jove young, [598].
• [[1052]]Philanthropists in time of famine, [597].
• Philip
  • and Mary on a shilling, [215].
  • drunk, appeal from, [807].
  • receiving news of success, [731].
  • when arbitrator, [731].
• Philips whose touch harmonious, [367].
• Philippi, I will see thee at, [115].
• Philistines
  • be upon the, [814].
  • opponent of the children of light, [665].
• Phillis, neat-handed, [248].
• Philologists who chase a panting syllable, [416].
• Philosopher
  • and friend, [320].
  • can scorn, scarce the firm, [356].
  • never yet that could endure the toothache, [53].
• Philosophers
  • have judged, as wise, [214].
  • sayings of, [212].
  • will put their names to their books, [188].
• Philosophic mind, the, [478].
• Philosopher,
  • he was a, [1].
  • muscular training of a, [745].
• Philosophie, Aristotle and his, [1].
• Philosophy
  • adversity's sweet milk, [108].
  • bringeth about to religion, [166].
  • could find it out, if, [134].
  • depth in, [166].
  • dreamt of in your, [133].
  • for fear divine, [632].
  • hast any, in thee shepherd, [70].
  • how charming is divine, [245].
  • I ask not proud, [516].
  • inclineth to atheism, [166].
  • is a good horse in the stable, [401].
  • is nothing but discretion, [195].
  • lights of mild, [297].
  • makes men deep, [168].
  • of one who studies, [745].
  • search of deep, [260].
  • teaching by examples, [304].
  • that no, can lift, [486].
  • triumphs over past evils, [794].
  • vain wisdom and false, [228].
  • what to be gained from, [762].
  • will clip an angel's wings, [574].
• Phœbus
  • 'gins arise, [159].
  • in his strength, [77].
  • what a name, [539].
• Phœbus' wain, wheels of, [243].
• Phocion
  • and Demosthenes, [728].
  • saying of, [734].
• Phosphor, sweet, bring the day, [203].
• Phrase,
  • a fico for the, [45].
  • choice word and measured, [470].
  • of peace, the soft, [149].
  • proverbed with a grandsire, [104].
  • would be more german, [145].
• Phrases, mint of, in his brain, [54].
• Phrygian Turk, [45].
• Physic,
  • gold in, is a cordial, [2].
  • pomp, take, [147].
  • throw, to the dogs, [125].
  • to preserve health, [167].
  • well because I use none of your, [737].
• Physics pain, labour we delight in, [120].
• Physical
  • and metaphysical impossibility, [578].
  • arguments and opinions, [780].
• Physically impossible, [441].
• Physician
  • heal thyself, [841].
  • is there no, there, [835].
  • presumed to call himself a, [692].
• Physicians,
  • catch diseases to cure them, [189].
  • use three, [686].
• Pia mater, womb of, [55].
• Pick
  • a pocket, not scruple to, [282].
  • no quarrels, [398].
• Picks yer pocket, smiles while it, [350].
• Picked,
  • age is grown so, [143].
  • out of ten thousand, [133].
  • up his crumbs, [393].
• Picking and stealing, [850].
• Pickwickian sense, in a, [652].
• Pict, from a naked, [685].
• Picture,
  • look here upon this, [140].
  • placed the busts between, [312].
  • who looks at an American, [462].
• Pictures,
  • eyes make, [502].
  • for the page atone, [331].
  • in Afric maps, savage, [289].
  • of silver, [828].
• Pictured urn, fancy from her, [382].
• Pie,
  • finger in every, [789].
  • no man's, is freed from his finger, [98].
• Piece,
  • faultless, to see, [323].
  • of British manhood, sounder, [579].
  • of work is a man, what a, [134].
• Pieces, dash him to, [114].
• Piecemeal on the rock, [549].
• Piercing the night's dull ear, [92].
• Pierian spring, taste not the, [323].
• Piety
  • nor wit shall lure it, [768].
  • whose soul sincere, [391].
• Pig in a poke, buying or selling of, [20].
• Pigs squeak, naturally as, [210].
• Pike-staff, plain as a, [351], [800].
• Pilfers wretched plans, [412].
• Pilgrim
  • gray, honour comes a, [390].
  • of eternity, [565].
  • shrines, such graves are, [562].
  • steps in amice gray, [241].
  • stock pithed with hardihood, [660].
• Pilgrim's Progress that wonderful book, [591].
• Pilgrimage, overtaketh in his, [44].
• Pilgrimages, folk to gon on, [1].
• Pillar
  • of fire by night, [813].
  • of salt, [813].
  • of state, seemed a, [227].
• Pillared
  • firmament, [245].
  • shade high overarched, [239].
• Pillory, each window, like a, [214].
• Pillow hard, finds the down, [160].
• Pilot
  • cannot mitigate the billows, [730].
  • in extremity, a daring, [267].
  • 't is a fearful night, [581].
  • of my proper woe, [552].
  • of the Galilean lake, [247].
  • that weathered the storm, [464].
• Pimpernell and twenty more, [72].
• Pin
  • a day's a groat a year, [363].
  • bores with a little, [82].
• Pins it with a star, [582].
• Pin's fee, do not set my life at a, [131].
• [[1053]]Pincers tear, where the, [312].
• Pinch,
  • a lean-faced villain, [50].
  • necessity's sharp, [146].
• Pinches, where the shoe, [724].
• Pindarus, house of, [252].
• Pine,
  • dwindle peak and, [116].
  • for thee, then most I, [607].
  • I live they lack I have they, [22].
  • immovable infixed, [228].
  • land of palm and southern, [628].
  • to equal which the tallest, [224].
  • with fear and sorrow, [29].
• Pines,
  • silent sea of, [501].
  • thunder-harp of, [667].
  • tops of the eastern, [81].
  • under the yaller, [660].
• Pine-apple of politeness, [440].
• Pined
  • and wanted food, [465].
  • in thought, [76].
• Pink
  • and the pansy, [248].
  • eyne, Bacchus with, [158].
  • of courtesy, the very, [107].
  • of perfection, [401].
• Pinks that grow, the, [184].
• Pinnace, sail like my, [45].
• Pinned with a single star, [582].
• Pinto, Ferdinand Mendez, [294].
• Piny mountain, [504].
• Pious
  • action we do sugar o'er, [135].
  • frauds and holy shifts, [212].
  • not the less a man though, [797].
  • seem when only bilious, [586].
  • thoughts, she sent, [221].
• Pipe
  • but as the linnets sing, [632].
  • easier to be played on than a, [139].
  • for fortune's finger, [138].
  • Gill shall dance and Jack shall, [199].
  • glorious in a, [555].
  • tipped with amber, [555].
  • to smoke in cold weather, [673].
  • to the spirit ditties, [576].
• Pipes
  • and whistles in his sound, [69].
  • soft, play on, [576].
• Piping time of peace, [96].
• Pippins, old, toothsomest, [181].
• Pit,
  • monster of the, [329].
  • they 'll fill a, as well as better, [87].
  • whoso diggeth a, [829].
• Pitch,
  • dark as, [265].
  • he that toucheth, [837].
  • my moving tent, nightly, [497].
  • out of tune above the, [771].
  • which flies the higher, [93].
• Pitched, as the mind is, [421].
• Pitcher broken at the fountain, [831].
• Pitchers have ears, [17].
• Pitchfork, clothes thrown on with a, [292].
• Piteous chase, [67].
• Pith
  • and moment, enterprises of, [136].
  • seven years', these arms had, [149].
• Pitiful 't was wondrous pitiful, [150].
• Pitiless storm, pelting of this, [147].
• Pity,
  • challenge double, [25].
  • drops of sacred, [69].
  • gave ere charity began, [396].
  • he hath a tear for, [90].
  • I learn to, them, [402].
  • is akin to love, [282].
  • is the straightest path to love, [918].
  • like a new-born babe, [118].
  • melts the mind to love, [272].
  • of it Iago the pity of it, [155].
  • swells the tide of love, [308].
  • 't is 't is true, [133].
  • that it was great, so it was, [83].
  • the sorrows of a poor old man, [433].
  • then embrace, endure then, [317].
  • upon the poor, he that hath, [827].
  • writ, within the leaf of, [109].
• Pity's self be dead, till, [390].
• Pity-pat, his heart kep' goin, [659].
• Pity-Zekle, but hern went, [659].
• Pixes and rosaries, [215].
• Place,
  • all other things give, [349].
  • and time, bounds of, [382].
  • and wealth, get, [329].
  • as a nail in a sure, [834].
  • at home in a better, [67].
  • below the skies, [538].
  • but the fate of, [98].
  • did then adhere, nor time nor, [118].
  • dignified by the doer's deed, [73].
  • ear in many a secret, [469].
  • everywhere his, [260].
  • first in glory first in, [344].
  • fittest, where man can die, [680].
  • get wealth and, [329].
  • in childhood, there was a, [583].
  • in many a solitary, [468].
  • in thy memory dearest, [678].
  • jolly, in times of old, [472].
  • keep the pain but change the, [303].
  • kiss the, to make it well, [535].
  • know him any more, [816].
  • men are servants in great, [165].
  • mind is its own, [224].
  • no, like home, [568].
  • no respect of, [75].
  • of festivity, pleasant, [544].
  • of my birth, came to the, [550].
  • of rest, where to choose their, [240].
  • or time, not to be changed by, [224].
  • pensive though a happy, [482].
  • pride of, [120].
  • right man in the right, [642].
  • stands upon a slippery, [79].
  • sunshine in the shady, [27].
  • that has known him, [816].
  • thereof shall know it no more, [816].
  • those who have the second, [291].
  • towering in her pride of, [120].
  • when virtuous things proceed, [73].
  • where he is not known, [372].
  • where honour 's lodged, [214].
  • where the tree falleth, [831].
  • which 't is not good manners to mention, [287].
  • worship the gods of the, [193].
• Places
  • all alike distant from heaven, [190].
  • do not grace men, [737].
  • fill up their proper, [265].
  • lines in pleasant, [818].
  • men grace the, [737].
  • other graces follow in proper, [265].
  • shall be hell, all, [41].
  • strange, crammed, [68].
  • [[1054]]the eye of heaven visits, [80].
  • which pale passion loves, [184].
• Place-expectants, gratitude of, [304].
• Plagiarè among authors, [253].
• Plagiarism, memory to convict of, [376].
• Plague,
  • every one has his particular, [730].
  • my wife is my particular, [730].
  • of all cowards, [84].
  • of both your houses, [107].
  • of sighing and grief, [85].
  • the inventor, return to, [118].
  • upon such backing, [84].
  • us, instruments to, [149].
• Plagues
  • and common dotages, [188].
  • of heaven, [464].
  • that haunt the rich, [424].
• Plain
  • and flat, [658].
  • and simple faith, [114].
  • and to the purpose, [51].
  • as a pack-staff, [172].
  • as a pike-staff, [351], [800].
  • as way to parish church, [68].
  • blunt man, [114].
  • Camilla scours the, [324].
  • in dress, be, [350].
  • knight pricking on the, [27].
  • living and high thinking, [472].
  • loveliest village of the, [395].
  • nodding o'er the yellow, [356].
  • of Marathon, [369].
  • stretched upon the, [539].
  • tale shall put you down, [85].
• Plains, silver-mantled, [640].
• Plainness of speech, use great, [846].
• Plaintive martyrs, [447].
• Plaited cunning hides, what, [146].
• Plan,
  • not without a, [314].
  • that admits no modification, [710].
  • the simple, sufficeth them, [473].
• Plans, pilfers wretched, [412].
• Planet,
  • born under a rhyming, [54].
  • swims into his ken, when a new, [576].
• Planets,
  • guides the, [456].
  • in their turn, all the, [300].
  • then no, strike, [127].
• Planned, perfect woman, nobly, [475].
• Plant,
  • fame is no, [247].
  • fixed like a, [317].
  • himself on his instincts, [601].
  • of slow growth, confidence is a, [364].
  • rare old, is the ivy green, [652].
  • that grows on mortal soil, [247].
  • while the earth bears a, [675].
• Plants,
  • aromatic, [398].
  • children like olive, [824].
  • suck in the earth, [260].
• Planted
  • a garden, God Almighty, [167].
  • Apollos watered I have, [845].
  • of the tree I, [544].
• Planting, wheat for this, [616].
• Platform, upon the, [129].
• Plato,
  • taught of the rule of, [254].
  • thou reasonest well, [298].
• Plato's retirement, [241].
• Play
  • and make good cheer, [20].
  • at cherry-pit, [76].
  • better at a, [519].
  • false, wouldst not, [117].
  • good as a, [856].
  • healthful, [302].
  • heart ungalled, [138].
  • holdeth children from, [34].
  • in the plighted clouds, [244].
  • is the thing, [135].
  • life's poor, is o'er, [318].
  • me no plays, [862].
  • on give me excess of it, [74].
  • out the play, [85].
  • pleased not the million, [134].
  • pleasure when I, not, [25].
  • rather hear a discourse than see a, [191].
  • run, they will not let my, [282].
  • the devil, seem a saint and, [96].
  • the fools with the time, [89].
  • the man, [685].
  • the woman with mine eyes, [124].
  • to you is death to us, [670].
  • who goes to an American, [462].
  • with similes, [473].
  • work or healthful, [302].
  • wouldst have me sing and, [525].
• Plays
  • his part, so he, [69].
  • many parts, one man, [69].
  • round the head, [319].
  • such fantastic tricks, [48].
• Playbill of Hamlet, [494].
• Played
  • and sung, as once I, [525].
  • at bo-peep, [202].
  • familiar with his hoary locks, [588].
  • upon a stage, if this were, [76].
• Player,
  • life 's a poor, [125].
  • ought to accept his throws, [697].
  • shuffles off the buskin, [637].
• Players, men and women merely, [69].
• Playing holidays, all the year were, [83].
• Playmates, I have had, [509].
• Plaything,
  • elephant man's, [739].
  • some livelier, [318].
• Plea,
  • necessity the tyrant's, [232].
  • shall beauty hold a, [162].
  • so tainted, in law what, [63].
  • though justice be thy, [65].
• Plead
  • lament and sue, [489].
  • like angels, his virtues will, [118].
  • their cause I, [387].
• Pleasant
  • and cloudy weather, [433].
  • bread eaten in secret is, [825].
  • country's earth, [82].
  • fellow, touchy testy, [300].
  • for brethren to dwell together, [824].
  • in man, all that was, [399].
  • in their lives, [815].
  • is thy morning, life how, [447].
  • places, lines in, [818].
  • scents salute the noses, [655].
  • sights salute the eyes, [655].
  • thought, we meet thee like a, [473].
  • thoughts bring sad thoughts, [466].
  • to behold the sun, [831].
  • to see one's name in print, [539].
  • to severe, grave to light, [273], [799].
  • to think on, [256].
  • vices, our, [149].
• Pleasantness, ways of, [825].
• Please,
  • books cannot always, [444].
  • certainty to, [455].
  • [[1055]]everybody, hard to, [712].
  • live to, must please to live, [366].
  • natural in him to, [267].
  • studious to, [366].
  • surest to, [399].
  • uncertain coy and hard to, [490].
  • you so if not why so, [44].
• Pleases all the world, he, [800].
• Pleased,
  • I would do what I, [788].
  • not the million, [134].
  • the ear is, [421].
  • they please are, [395].
  • to the last, [315].
  • with a rattle, [318].
  • with novelty, [417].
  • with the danger, [267].
  • with this bauble, [318].
• Pleasing
  • anxious being, [385].
  • dreadful thought, [299].
  • dreams and slumbers light, [490].
  • hope, whence this, [298].
  • less, when possest, [381].
  • memory of all he stole, [331].
  • of a lute, the lascivious, [95].
  • punishment that women bear, [50].
  • shade, ah happy hills, [381].
  • shape, power to assume a, [135].
• Pleasure
  • after pain, sweet is, [271].
  • all hope, [276].
  • at the helm, [383].
  • by myself a lonely, [470].
  • chords that vibrate sweetest, [452].
  • dissipation without, [431].
  • drown the brim, [73].
  • drowns in, [357].
  • ease content, [318].
  • friend of, [390].
  • full of, void of strife, [209].
  • give a shock of, [577].
  • has ceased to please, [368].
  • howe'er disguised by art, [403].
  • I fly from, [368].
  • in poetic pains, [419].
  • in the pathless woods, [547].
  • in trim gardens, takes his, [249].
  • like the midnight flower, [520].
  • little, in the house, [427].
  • live in, when I live to thee, [359].
  • lost, the just, [163].
  • love sweeter than all other, [276].
  • man of, is a man of pains, [309].
  • mixed reason with, [399].
  • never to blend our, [472].
  • no, is comparable, [164].
  • no profit grows where is no, [72].
  • of being cheated, [214].
  • of love is in loving, [795].
  • of the game, the little, [287].
  • of the time, spoils the, [122].
  • praise all his, [305].
  • reason's whole, [319].
  • she was bent, though on, [417].
  • smile in pain frown at, [309].
  • stock of harmless, [369].
  • sure in being mad, [277].
  • sweet the, [271].
  • take, some men to, [321].
  • to be drunk, it is our, [362].
  • to come, immense, [380].
  • to deceive the deceiver, [797].
  • to the spectators, [593].
  • treads upon the heels of, [295].
  • unseasoned by variety, [710].
  • was the chief good, [766].
  • well-spring of, [640].
  • when I live to thee I live in, [359].
  • when I play not, [25].
  • youth and, [542].
• Pleasures
  • and palaces, [568].
  • are like poppies, [451].
  • banish pain, [303].
  • calm, [357].
  • doubling his, [455].
  • every age has its, [800].
  • hovered nigh, [357].
  • in the vale of pain, [492].
  • of the Mahometans, [387].
  • of the present day, [359].
  • of the spheres, [526].
  • pretty, might me move, [25].
  • prove, all the, [40].
  • soothed his soul to, [272].
• Pleasure-dome, stately, [500].
• Pleasure-house, lordly, [623].
• Pledge,
  • never signed no, [659].
  • of a deathless name, [616].
  • our sacred honour, [434].
• Pleiades, sweet influences of, [818].
• Plenteous, harvest truly is, [839].
• Plentiful
  • as blackberries, [85].
  • lack of wit, [133].
• Plenty o'er a smiling land, [385].
• Pleurisy of people, [199].
• Plighted clouds, play in the, [244].
• Plodders, continual, [54].
• Plods his weary way, [384].
• Plot
  • me no plots, [862].
  • of state to make a bank, [263].
  • this blessed, this earth, [81].
  • we first survey the, [88].
• Plough
  • deep while sluggards sleep, [360].
  • following his, [470].
  • for what avail the, [601].
  • the sea, those who, [712].
  • the watery deep, [337].
  • who steer the, [598].
• Ploughman homeward plods, [384].
• Ploughshare
  • o'er creation, [309].
  • stern Ruin's, [448].
  • unwilling, [486].
• Ploughshares, swords into, [832].
• Plover, muskets aimed at, [439].
• Pluck
  • bright honour from the moon, [84].
  • from memory a rooted sorrow, [125].
  • out the heart of my mystery, [139].
  • this flower safety, [84].
  • up drowned honour, [84].
  • your berries, I come to, [246].
• Plucked his gown, [397].
• Plume
  • a eu d'avantage sur l'épée, [189].
  • of amber snuff-box, [326].
  • to fledge the shaft, [518].
• Plumes her feathers, she, [244].
• Plumed
  • like estridges, [86].
  • troop farewell, [154].
• Plummet, deeper than e'er, [43].
• [[1056]]Plump Jack, banish, [85].
• Plumpy Bacchus, [158].
• Plunder, power of public, [529].
• Plunge, Festus I, [643].
• Plunged in, accoutred as I was, I, [110].
• Plutarch, no such person as, [730].
• Plutarch's men, one of, [660].
• Pluto's cheek, drew tears down, [250].
• Po, or wandering, [394].
• Pocket,
  • little in one's own, [789].
  • not scruple to pick a, [282].
  • smiles while it picks yer, [350].
  • stole and put it in his, [140].
• Poem,
  • himself to be a true, [253].
  • is a proof of genius, a great, [590].
  • life of a man a, of its sort, [578].
  • rhymed or unrhymed, [5].
  • round and perfect as a star, [667].
  • with music or with, [241].
• Poesy,
  • heavenly gift of, [270].
  • seeds of, by heaven sown, [347].
  • some participation of divineness, [169].
• Poet
  • be joyful, let the, [655].
  • cannot die, the, [627].
  • dies, when the, [488].
  • God is the perfect, [643].
  • has grudge against poet, [693].
  • is made as well as born, [179].
  • lunatic lover and the, [59].
  • naturalist and historian, [367].
  • once loved, [335].
  • sings, this is truth the, [626].
  • soaring, [253].
  • speak to men with power, [578].
  • still more a man than men, [578].
  • they had no, and they died, [330].
  • was ever, so trusted before, [372].
  • whose work so content us, [388].
  • without love, [578].
• Poets
  • are all who love, [654].
  • are sultans, [258].
  • are the hierophants of inspiration, [568].
  • by their sufferings grow, [216].
  • dream, as youthful, [249].
  • fancy, or youthful, [301].
  • feign of bliss and joy, [94].
  • forms of ancient, [504].
  • histories make, witty, [168].
  • in their misery dead, [470].
  • in three distant ages born, [270].
  • in youth begin in gladness, [470].
  • lose half the praise, [221].
  • pensive, painful vigils keep, [331].
  • sing, all that, [606].
  • steal from Homer, [185].
  • styled, love is a boy by, [213].
  • that, lasting marble seek, [220].
  • things the first, had, [40].
  • we, in our youth, [470].
  • who feel great truths, [654].
  • who made us heirs, [477].
• Poet's
  • brain, should possess a, [40].
  • darling, the, [473].
  • dream, consecration and the, [475].
  • ear, flattery lost on, [487].
  • eye in a fine frenzy rolling, [59].
  • eye, muse with a, [513].
  • lines, where go the, [636].
  • pages, sculptured in stone on, [648].
  • pen turns them to shapes, [59].
• Poetess, maudlin, [326].
• Poetic
  • child, meet nurse for a, [489].
  • fields encompass me, [299].
  • justice with lifted scale, [330].
  • nook, seat in some, [536].
  • pains, pleasure in, [419].
  • prose, warbler of, [421].
• Poetical, gods had made thee, [70].
• Poetry,
  • angling is somewhat like, [207].
  • best words in best order, [505].
  • is speaking painting, [742].
  • melancholy madness of, [688].
  • men are cradled into, [566].
  • mere mechanic art, [414].
  • of earth is never dead, [577].
  • of ethics from Byron's, [591].
  • of speech, the, [545].
  • old-fashioned, [208].
  • prose run mad not, [327].
  • simple passionate and sensuous, [254].
  • tender charm of, [486].
  • wit eloquence and, [260].
• Point
  • a moral or adorn a tale, [365].
  • armed at, exactly cap-a-pe, [128].
  • don't put too fine a, [792].
  • his slow unmoving finger at, [155].
  • of a diamond, [835].
  • of all my greatness, [99].
  • of death, at the, [841].
  • swim to yonder, [110].
  • thus I bore my, [84].
• Points,
  • armed at all, [128].
  • in the law, eleven, [296].
  • of heaven, kindred, [485].
  • out an hereafter, [298].
  • the meeting, [326].
  • to yonder glade, [335].
  • true to the kindred, [485].
• Poison
  • for serpents, [718].
  • for the age's tooth, [78].
  • of misused wine, [243].
  • one man's, another's meat, [199].
  • ounce of, in one pocket, [593].
  • steel nor, can touch him, [121].
• Poisoned
  • chalice, [118].
  • rat in a hole, like a, [292].
• Poisoning of a dart, [261].
• Poke,
  • drew a dial from his, [68].
  • pig in a, buying or selling of, [20].
• Pole,
  • from Indus to the, [333].
  • soldier's, is fallen, [159].
  • to pole, beloved from, [449].
  • to pole, truth from, [300].
  • true as the needle to the, [306].
  • were I so tall to reach the, [303].
• Policy,
  • honesty is the best, [790].
  • kings will be tyrants from, [410].
  • turn him to any cause of, [91].
• Polished
  • idleness, [457].
  • manners, [422].
  • razor, satire is like a, [350].
• Polite
  • learning, men of, [284].
  • never mentions hell to ears, [322].
• Politeness, pine-apple of, [440].
• Political
  • bands, dissolve the, [434].
  • fault, it is a, [805].
• [[1057]]Politician,
  • coffee makes the, wise, [326].
  • that would circumvent God, [143].
• Politicians, whole race of, [290].
• Politics, conscience with, [442].
• Poll,
  • all flaxen was his, [142].
  • talked like poor, [388].
• Pollutes whate'er it touches, power, [567].
• Pollutions,
  • safe from sin's, [615].
  • sun through, [169].
• Pomegranate from Browning, some, [620].
• Pomp,
  • all his, without his force, [412].
  • and circumstance, [154].
  • and glory of this world, [99].
  • blot out vain, [755].
  • candied tongue lick absurd, [137].
  • give lettered, [618].
  • of age, monumental, [479].
  • of power, [384].
  • sepúlchred in such, [251].
  • take physic, [147].
  • to flight, puts all the, [333].
  • worthless, of homage, [571].
• Pomps and vanity, [850].
• Pompey's shade, great, [298].
• Pompous in the grave, [219].
• Pond,
  • mantle like a standing, [60].
• Ponderous
  • and marble jaws, [131].
  • axes rung, no, [535].
  • woe, though a, [289].
• Pontic sea, like to the, [155].
• Pool, mantle of the standing, [147].
• Poop was beaten gold, [157].
• Poor
  • a thing is man, how, [39].
  • always ye have with you, [843].
  • and content is rich enough, [153].
  • annals of the, [384].
  • but honest, my friends were, [73].
  • Christ himself was, [190].
  • considereth the, [820].
  • creature small beer, [89].
  • destruction of the, [825].
  • exchequer of the, [81].
  • give the rest to the, [770].
  • grind the faces of the, [833].
  • he that considereth the, [820].
  • he that hath pity upon the, [827].
  • how many, I see, [301].
  • I am stale, [160].
  • I rich they, [22].
  • in thanks, I am even, [134].
  • indeed, makes me, [153].
  • infirm weak and despised, [147].
  • laws grind the, [395].
  • lone woman, [89].
  • love their country and be, [336].
  • make no new friends, [611].
  • man has grudge against poor man, [693].
  • man laughs loudest of all, [637].
  • must be wisely visited, [639].
  • naked wretches, [147].
  • old man, sorrows of a, [433].
  • pensioner, [306].
  • prophets apostles all, [190].
  • rich gifts wax, [136].
  • scandalous and, [279].
  • that found'st me, [398].
  • that have not patience, [152].
  • the offering be, though, [525].
  • though much they have, [22].
  • to do him reverence, [113].
  • to slight the, [345].
  • Tom 's a-cold, [147].
  • too, for a bribe, [387].
  • wanders heaven-directed to the, [321].
  • wants that pinch the, [424].
  • weak palsy-stricken, [575].
  • when that the, have cried Cæsar wept, [113].
  • wise man like a book, [181].
  • without Thee we are, [421].
• Poorest man in his cottage, [365].
• Pope of Rome, no more than the, [212].
• Popery, inclines a man to, [222].
• Popish liturgy, [365].
• Poplar pale, edged with, [251].
• Poppies
  • overcharged with rain, [338].
  • pleasures are like, [451].
• Poppy nor mandragora, [154].
• Population, agricultural, bravest, [719].
• Populous city pent, long in, [239].
• Porcelain
  • clay of humankind, [277].
  • of human clay, [558].
• Porcupine, upon the fretful, [131].
• Porpentine, upon the fretful, [131].
• Porpoise, fat as a, [293].
• Porridge,
  • breath to cool your, [773], [789].
  • nose into other men's, [787].
• Port
  • as meke as is a mayde, his, [1].
  • for men, [374].
  • of all men's labours, [170].
  • pride in their, [395].
  • to imperial Tokay, [380].
• Ports and happy havens, [80].
• Portal we call death, whose, [615].
• Portance in my travels' history, [150].
• Porters, hung with grooms and, [626].
• Portion,
  • he wales a, [447].
  • in this life, my, [253].
  • of that around me, I become, [543].
  • of uncertain paper, certain, [556].
  • that best, of a good man's life, [467].
• Portions
  • of eternity, [656].
  • of the soul of man, [656].
• Portius, thy steady temper, [297].
• Posies, thousand fragrant, [41].
• Possess
  • a poet's brain, [40].
  • but one idea, he seems to, [371].
  • to see to feel and to, [541].
• Possessed
  • but not enjoyed, [342].
  • by their money, [188].
  • first I have, [549].
  • with inward light, [503].
• Possessing
  • all things, [501].
  • too dear for my, [162].
• Possession,
  • bliss in, [496].
  • fie on, [4].
  • is eleven points in the law, [296].
  • man's best, [698].
  • object in, [748].
  • of a day, the poor, [339].
  • would not show, virtue that, [53].
• Possest, less pleasing when, [381].
• Possibilities, pounds and, [45].
• Possible
  • and proper, things, [753].
  • worlds, best of, [801].
• Post,
  • evil news rides, [242].
  • [[1058]]o'er land and ocean, [252].
  • of honour is a private station, [298], [349].
• Posteriors of this day, [56].
• Posterity,
  • contemporaneous, [361].
  • done for us, what has, [439].
  • intimately known to, [591].
  • look forward to, [409].
  • obligation to, [439].
  • think of your, [458], [747].
  • to imitate, [688].
  • we are a kind of, [361].
  • what, will say, [361].
• Postern of a needle's eye, [82].
• Posting winds, rides on the, [160].
• Posy of a ring, prologue or the, [138].
• Pot,
  • boil like a, [818].
  • calls the kettle black, [791].
  • death in the, [816].
  • of ale and safety, [91].
  • thorns under a, [830].
  • three-hooped, [94].
• Pots of ale, size of, [210].
• Potations,
  • banish strong, [432].
  • pottle-deep, [152].
• Potent
  • grave and reverend signiors, [149].
  • over sun and star, [482].
• Potentiality of growing rich, [374].
• Pottage, breath to cool his, [738].
• Potter
  • is jealous of potter, [693].
  • power over the clay, [844].
• Pottle-deep, potations, [152].
• Pouch, tester I 'll have in, [45].
• Pouncet-box 'twixt his finger, [83].
• Pound foolish penny wise, [186].
• Pounds,
  • rich with forty, [396].
  • seven hundred, and possibilities, [45].
  • six hundred, a year, [289].
  • take care of themselves, [352].
  • three hundred, a year, [46].
  • two hundred, a year, [215].
• Poverty
  • come, so shall thy, [825].
  • depressed, worth by, [366].
  • distressed by, [367].
  • I pay thy, not thy will, [108].
  • nor riches, give me neither, [829].
  • not my will consents, [108].
  • penny in the urn of, [588].
  • rustic life and, [514].
  • steeped me in, [155].
  • stood smiling, [346].
  • the destruction of the poor, [825].
• Powder,
  • food for, [87].
  • keep your, dry, [588].
• Powdered with stars, [236].
• Power
  • above can save, the, [342].
  • an unwearied, [414].
  • and effect of love, [191].
  • and pelf, [488].
  • balance of, [304].
  • beauty hath strange, [242].
  • behind the eye, [603].
  • behind the throne, [364].
  • daughter of Jove relentless, [382].
  • day of thy, [823].
  • earthly, show likest God's, [64].
  • force of temporal, [64].
  • forty parson, [559].
  • gray flits the shade of, [541].
  • greatest not exempted from her, [31].
  • heaven upon the past has not, [274].
  • human, which could evade, [555].
  • in excess, desire of, [165].
  • intellectual, the, [465], [480].
  • is a trust, all, [608].
  • is passing from the earth, [477].
  • knowledge is, [168].
  • lay down the wreck of, [571].
  • like a desolating pestilence, [567].
  • not now in fortune's, [212].
  • o'er true virginity, [245].
  • of beauty I remember, the, [272].
  • of grace, [513].
  • of public plunder, cohesive, [529].
  • of thought, the, [551].
  • of words, graced with the, [330].
  • pangs of guilty, [367].
  • pomp of, [384].
  • shadow of some unseen, [564].
  • should take who have the, [473].
  • some novel, [634].
  • talent in a man's, [662].
  • taught by that, [402].
  • thank the eternal, [380].
  • that hath made us a nation, [517], [595].
  • that pities me, [402].
  • the giftie gie us, wad some, [448].
  • to assume a pleasing shape, [135].
  • to broaden the mind, [750].
  • to charm insanity, [603].
  • to charm, nor witch hath, [127].
  • to persuade, [756].
  • to say behold, [57].
  • to thunder, flatter Jove for his, [103].
  • to wound, her very shoe has, [378].
  • upon the past, heaven has not, [274].
  • wealth excludes but one evil, [373].
  • which erring men call chance, [245].
  • while Thee I seek protecting, [674].
  • within, the ruling, [750].
• Powers,
  • struggle of discordant, [409].
  • supreme keep men in obedience, [193].
  • that be, [844].
  • that will work for thee, [471].
  • we lay waste our, [476].
  • which impress our minds, [466].
• Powerful
  • as truth, nothing so, [534].
  • grace that lies in herbs, [106].
• Practice
  • becomes second nature, [707].
  • in little things, [743].
  • is everything, [758].
  • is the best instructor, [710].
  • of a wise man, [207].
• Practices,
  • long train of these, [364].
  • to deceive, [490].
• Practised
  • falsehood, [232].
  • what he preached, [672].
• Prague, old hermit of, [77].
• Prague's proud arch, [513].
• Prairie's midst, she lights her fires in every, [655].
• Praise,
  • all his pleasure, [305].
  • and true perfection, [66].
  • arise, let the Creator's, [302].
  • beat high for, [519].
  • [[1059]]blame love kisses, [474].
  • blessings and eternal, [477].
  • come to bury Cæsar not to, [113].
  • damn with faint, [327].
  • dispraised no small, [240].
  • Father Son and Holy Ghost, [278].
  • from a friend, [339].
  • from Sir Hubert Stanley, [457].
  • garment of, [834].
  • God from whom all blessings flow, [278].
  • him all creatures here below, [278].
  • I 'll sing thee a song in thy, [449].
  • if there be any, [847].
  • love of, howe'er concealed, [310].
  • none named thee but to, [562].
  • of those about to marry, [763].
  • only to be praised, we, [795].
  • poets lose half the, [221].
  • pudding against empty, [330].
  • silence muse His, [357].
  • sound of woman's, [593].
  • swells the note of, [384].
  • the Frenchman, I, [416].
  • them most that paint truest, [300].
  • thirst of, [414].
  • undeserved is scandal in disguise, [330].
  • wealth preferring to eternal, [341].
  • whom there were none to, [469].
• Praises
  • faintly when he must, [327].
  • sound of one's, [741].
• Praising
  • God with sweetest looks, [584].
  • man when he is dead, [699].
  • most dispraises, [327].
  • the rose that all are, [581].
  • what is lost makes the remembrance dear, [74].
• Prate of my whereabout, stones, [119].
• Prattle to be tedious, thinking his, [82].
• Pray,
  • doth late and early, [174].
  • for no man but myself, I, [109].
  • goody please to moderate, [672].
  • late and early, [174].
  • remained to, [397].
  • the Lord my soul to keep, [687].
  • we do, for mercy, [65].
  • with you drink with you nor, [61].
• Prayer
  • all his business, [305].
  • ardent, opens heaven, [309].
  • cursed with every granted, [321].
  • doth teach us all, [65].
  • erects a house of, [286].
  • for others' weal, fondest, [539].
  • four hours spend in, [24].
  • heaven sometimes grants before the, [269].
  • homes of silent, [632].
  • imperfect offices of, [479].
  • is of no avail, when, [479].
  • is the burden of a, [497].
  • is the soul's sincere desire, [497].
  • making their lives a, [618].
  • of Ajax was for light, [614].
  • of devotion, the still, [524].
  • people's, the, [268].
  • swears a, or two, [105].
  • the fervent, [538].
• Prayers,
  • child of many, [614].
  • feed on, [25].
  • for death, old man's, [697].
  • God answers sudden on some, [621].
  • which are old age's alms, [25].
• Prayer-books are the toys of age, [318].
• Prayeth
  • best who loveth best, [499].
  • well who loveth well, [499].
• Preach
  • a whole year, if I, [439].
  • humility is a virtue all, [195].
• Preached
  • as never to preach again, [670].
  • practised what he, [672].
• Preacheth patience, [205].
• Preaching, a woman, [371].
• Precede, lead the way we 'll, [441].
• Precedes, consider what, [746].
• Precedent,
  • codeless myriad of, [627].
  • embalms a principle, [607].
  • for poor men's facts, [36].
• Precedents, day supported by, [726].
• Precept,
  • example more efficacious, [368].
  • upon precept, [834].
• Precincts of the cheerful day, [385].
• Precious
  • bane, deserve the, [225].
  • in the sight of the Lord, [823].
  • instance of itself, sends some, [142].
  • jewel in his head, wears a, [67].
  • life-blood of a master-spirit, [254].
  • nose, that 's his, [585].
  • odours, virtue is like, [165].
  • ointment, better than, [830].
  • seeing to the eye, it adds a, [56].
  • soul, damn your, [772].
  • stone, a gift is as a, [827].
  • stone, this, [81].
  • to me, things most, [124].
  • treasure of his eyesight, [104].
  • truth is, [213].
• Precipitate down dashed, [358].
• Precise,
  • art is too, [201].
  • in promise-keeping, [47].
• Precocity, miracle of, [718].
• Predecessor, illustrious, [364], [408].
• Preferment goes by letter, [149].
• Pregnant
  • hinges of the knee, [137].
  • quarry teemed with human form, [394].
• Prejudice is strong when the judgment 's weak, [672].
• Prelate, religion without a, [588].
• Premier pas qui coûte, [801].
• 'Prentice han' she tried on man, [446].
• Preordained from everlasting, [756].
• Preparation, dreadful note of, [92].
• Prepare to shed tears, [113].
• Prerogative of mind, the grand, [534].
• Presage of his future years, [427].
• Presbyterian true blue, [210].
• Presence
  • full of light, [109].
  • lord of thy, and no land beside, [78].
  • maiden, scanter of your, [130].
  • now and in my, [101].
  • of body, [509].
  • of mind, [703].
  • shall my wants supply, his, [300].
  • whose, civilizes ours, [415].
• Present
  • fears less than imaginings, [116].
  • help in trouble, [820].
  • in spirit, absent in body, [845].
  • joys therein I find, [22].
  • [[1060]]things seem worst, [89].
• Presents endear absents, [509].
• Presentment, counterfeit, [140].
• Preservative of all arts, [852].
• President, rather be right than, [517].
• Press,
  • freedom of the, [435].
  • not a falling man too far, [99].
  • the people's right maintain, [675].
  • with vigour on, [359].
• Pressure,
  • his form and, [137].
  • of taxation, [462].
• Presume not God to scan, [317].
• Pretender, God bless the, [351].
• Pretty
  • chickens, all my, [124].
  • creature drink, [472].
  • everything that, is, [159].
  • Fanny's way, [305].
  • feet like snails, [202].
  • looks, puts on his, [79].
  • Sally, there 's none like, [285].
  • to force together thoughts, [500].
  • to walk with, [256].
• Prevail, oars alone can ne'er, [416].
• Prevaricate, thou dost, [211].
• Prey
  • at fortune, [153].
  • expects his evening, [383].
  • fleas that on him, [290].
  • to dumb forgetfulness, a, [385].
  • to hastening ills a, [396].
  • was man, his, [333].
  • where eagles dare not perch, wrens make, [96].
• Priam's
  • curtain, drew down, [88].
  • powers and self shall fall, [337].
• Price,
  • all men have their, [304].
  • for knowledge, too high, the, [313].
  • of chains and slavery, [430].
  • of liberty, [855].
  • of wisdom is above rubies, [817].
  • pearl of great, [839].
• Prices, all have, [559].
• Prick the sides of my intent, [118].
• Pricks,
  • kick against the, [843].
  • me on, honour, [87].
• Pricking
  • of my thumbs, [123].
  • on the plaine, [27].
• Prickles
  • on it, leaf had, [245].
  • tormenting himself with his, [584].
• Pride
  • aiming at the blest abodes, [316].
  • alone, stands in his, [667].
  • and haughtiness of soul, [298].
  • blend our pleasure or, [472].
  • coy submission modest, [232].
  • crueltie and ambition of man, [27].
  • day in its, [528].
  • father's joy mother's, [492].
  • fell with my fortunes, [66].
  • goeth before, [13], [38].
  • goeth before destruction, [826].
  • high-blown, broke under me, [99].
  • humbled out of, [777].
  • idleness and, [361].
  • in reasoning pride, [315].
  • in their port, [395].
  • of former days, [519].
  • of kings, [314].
  • of place, towering in her, [120].
  • of sway, peace and, [339].
  • peasantry their country's, [396].
  • pomp and circumstance, [154].
  • rank pride, 't is, [298].
  • spite of, [316].
  • that apes humility, [501], [507].
  • that licks the dust, [328].
  • that perished in his, [470].
  • that puts the country down, [406].
  • the vice of fools, [323].
  • to relieve the wretched, [396].
  • vain the chief's the sage's, [330].
  • will have a fall, [13].
  • withered in their, [643].
• Priest,
  • hearing the holy, [31].
  • no Italian, shall tithe, [79].
  • pale-eyed, [251].
  • rich without a fault, [337].
• Priests
  • altars victims, [333].
  • by the imposition of a mightier hand, [590].
  • tapers temples, [333].
• Priesthood, literary men a perpetual, [577].
• Primal
  • duties shine aloft, [481].
  • eldest curse upon 't, [139].
• Prime,
  • April of her, [161].
  • conception of the joyous, [28].
  • golden, of Haroun Alraschid, [623].
  • wisdom, [237].
• Primer, schoolmaster with his, [527].
• Primeval, this is the forest, [615].
• Primrose,
  • bring the rathe, [247].
  • by a river's brim, [468].
  • first-born child of Ver, [199].
  • path of dalliance treads, [129].
  • peeps beneath the thorn, [398].
  • soft silken, fading timelessly, [251].
  • sweet as the, [398].
  • yellow, was to him, [468].
• Primroses that die unmarried, [77].
• Primy nature, youth of, [129].
• Prince
  • make a belted knight, [452].
  • of darkness, [147], [256].
  • war the only study of a, [407].
• Princes
  • and lords may flourish, [396].
  • are the breath of kings, [447].
  • find few real friends, [377].
  • gilded monuments of, [162].
  • like to heavenly bodies, [166].
  • privileged to kill, [425].
  • put not your trust in, [824].
  • that sweet aspect of, [99].
  • the death of, [112].
  • whose merchants are, [394].
• Princes'
  • favours, hangs on, [99].
  • palaces, [60].
  • service of, [692].
• Princedoms virtues powers, [235].
• Princely in bestowing, [101].
• Princeps copy in blue and gold, [456].
• Princerples, I don't believe in, [659].
• Principal thing is wisdom, [825].
• Principle,
  • act in accordance with, [753].
  • free trade is not a, [607].
  • not expediency, [609].
  • of bliss, the vital, [358].
  • precedent embalms a, [607].
  • reason measured by, [743].
  • [[1061]]rebels from, [410].
• Principles
  • of human liberty, [530].
  • of nature, [767].
  • of resistance, [408].
  • oftener changed, their, [311].
  • search men's, [752].
  • turn with times, [321].
• Print
  • it and shame the fools, [326].
  • I love a ballad in, [78].
  • it, some said John, [265].
  • 't is devils must, [520].
  • to see one's name in, [539].
  • transforms old, [419].
• Printed in a book, words, [817].
• Printers have lost, books by which, [222].
• Printing to be used, caused, [94].
• Prior, here lies Matthew, [288].
• Priscian a little scratched, [56].
• Prism and silent face, [475].
• Prison,
  • palace and a, [544].
  • stone walls do not a, make, [260].
• Prison'd soul, take the, [244].
• Prisoner, takes the reason, [116].
• Prisoners of hope, [836].
• Prisoner's life, passing on the, [47].
• Prison-house, secrets of my, [131].
• Prithee why so pale, [256].
• Privacy,
  • an obscure nook, a, [643].
  • let there be an end, a, [643].
• Private
  • credit is wealth, [689].
  • end, who served no, [323].
  • ends, to gain his, [400].
  • griefs they have, [114].
  • station, post of honour is a, [298], [340].
• Prive and apert, [4].
• Privilege of putting him to death, [462].
• Privileged
  • beyond the common walk, [307].
  • to kill, princes were, [425].
• Prize,
  • art not strength obtains the, [341].
  • ever grateful for the, [465].
  • me no prizes, [861].
  • not to the worth whiles we enjoy, [53].
  • o' death in battle, [660].
  • of learning love, [649].
  • that which is best, [753].
• Probability keep in view, [349].
• Proceed ad infinitum, [290].
• Process,
  • human thought is the, [530].
  • of the suns, [626].
  • such was the, [150].
• Procrastination is the thief of time, [307].
• Procreant cradle, [117].
• Proctors, prudes for, [629].
• Procurer of contentedness, [207].
• Procuress to the lords of hell, [632].
• Prodigal,
  • chariest maid is, [129].
  • excess, to our own, [483].
  • how like the, [62].
  • the soul lends the tongue vows, [130].
  • within the compass of a guinea, [536].
• Prodigal's favourite, to be a, [475].
• Prodigality of nature, framed in, [96].
• Prodigious ruin, one, [337].
• Product of a scoffer's pen, [479].
• Profane,
  • hence ye, [262].
  • no divine ordinances, [398].
• Profaned the God-given strength, [489].
• Profanely, not to speak it, [137].
• Profession, debtor to his, [164].
• Professions, judge of men by their, [644].
• Professor of our art, [274].
• Profit
  • and title I resign, [349].
  • by the folly of others, [720].
  • countenance and, [164].
  • no, where is no pleasure, [72].
  • of their shining nights, [54].
• Profitable, revenge is, [430].
• Profited, what is a man, [840].
• Progeny of learning, [440].
• Progress,
  • man's distinctive mark, [650].
  • their mazy, [382].
• Progressive virtue, [355].
• Prohibited degrees of kin, [215].
• Project crossed, thus their, [672].
• Projects,
  • multitude of, [709].
  • young men fitter for new, [167].
• Prologue,
  • excuse came, [239].
  • is this a, or the posy of a ring, [138].
• Prologues,
  • happy, [116].
  • like compliments, [387].
• Promethean
  • fire, [56].
  • heat, where is that, [156].
• Promiscuously applied hands, [548].
• Promise
  • hope believe, we, [551].
  • keep the word of, [126].
  • most given when least said, [38].
  • never, more than you can perform, [711].
  • of celestial worth, [311].
  • of supply, eating the air on, [88].
  • of your early day, [535].
  • to his loss, though he, [851].
  • who broke no, [323].
• Promises
  • of youth, [368].
  • oft fails where most it, [73].
• Promised on a time, [30].
• Promise-keeping, precise in, [47].
• Promontory,
  • earth seems a sterile, [134].
  • see one, see all, [189].
  • with trees upon 't, [158].
• Promotion
  • cometh neither from the east nor west, [821].
  • none will sweat but for, [67].
• Prompting of nature, [718].
• Prompts the eternal sigh, which, [318].
• Pronouncing on his bad, before, [578].
• Proof,
  • give me ocular, [154].
  • of genius, a great poem is, [590].
  • of the pudding, [789].
  • sweetness yieldeth, [484].
  • 't is a common, [111].
• Proofs of holy writ, [154].
• Prop,
  • staff of my age my very, [62].
  • that doth sustain my house, [65].
• Propagate and rot, [317].
• Propensities, ruined by natural, [411].
• Propensity of nature, [253].
• Proper
  • hue, love's, [238].
  • man as one shall see, [57].
  • mean, the, [801].
  • men as ever trod, [110].
  • study of mankind is man, [317].
  • time of day, no, [586].
  • time to marry, [417].
• Property
  • has its duties, [582].
  • of easiness, [143].
  • [[1062]]of friends is common, [761], [763].
• Prophesy in part, we, [845].
• Prophet,
  • in the name of the, [517].
  • not without honour, [839].
• Prophets
  • and apostles all poor, [190].
  • do they live forever, [836].
  • is Saul also among the, [814].
  • of the future, [561].
  • perverts the, [539].
• Prophet's word, sounds like a, [562].
• Prophetic
  • cell, priest from the, [251].
  • of her end, [306].
  • ray, tints to-morrow with, [550].
  • soul, O my, [132].
  • strain, something like, [250].
• Propontic and the Hellespont, [155].
• Proportion,
  • curtailed of fair, [95].
  • in small, we just beauties see, [180].
  • law and the, [839].
  • preserving the sweetness of, [178].
• Propose, why don't the men, [581].
• Proposes, man, but God disposes, [7].
• Propriety,
  • frights the isle from her, [152].
  • of speech, [169].
• Proprium humani ingenii, [275].
• Prose
  • and poetry, definition of, [505].
  • or rhyme, unattempted in, [223].
  • run mad, not poetry but, [327].
  • verse will seem, [280].
  • warbler of poetic, [421].
  • what others say in, [329].
  • words in best order, [505].
• Proserpina, O, for the flowers now, [77].
• Proserpine gathering flowers, [232].
• Prospect
  • less, approaches make the, [181].
  • of belief, within the, [116].
  • of his soul, into the eye and, [53].
  • pleases, though every, [536].
  • Scotchman's noblest, [370].
  • so full of goodly, [253].
  • some have looked on a fair, [468].
• Prospects
  • brightening, [396].
  • distant, please us, [181].
  • gilded scenes and shining, [299].
  • in view are more pleasing, [402].
• Prosper,
  • surer to, [226].
  • treason doth never, [39].
• Prospering, we shall march, [647].
• Prosperity,
  • a jest's, lies in the ear, [56].
  • all sorts of, [800].
  • could have assured us, [226].
  • education an ornament in, [762].
  • in the day of, [830].
  • is not without many fears, [164].
  • makes friends, [713].
  • man that hath been in, [5].
  • the blessing of the Old Testament, [164].
  • things which belong to, [164].
  • within thy palaces, [824].
• Prosperous to be just, [657].
• Prosperum ac felix scelus, [39].
• Prostitute, puff away the, [274].
• Prostrate the beauteous ruin lies, [453].
• Protection
  • of habeas corpus, [435].
  • of vultures to lambs, [442].
• Protecting power, [674].
• Protest
  • of the weak, [653].
  • too much, the lady doth, [138].
• Protestants or Papists believe in the essential articles, [370].
• Protestantism of the Protestant religion, [408].
• Protests too much, the lady, [138].
• Proteus rising from the sea, [477].
• Protracted life is woe, [365].
• Proud
  • and mighty have, all the, [358].
  • conceited talking spark, [390].
  • ever fair and never, [151].
  • for a wit, too, [399].
  • grief is, [79].
  • his name, though, [488].
  • in humility, [188].
  • in that they are not proud, [188].
  • instruct my sorrows to be, [79].
  • knowledge is, [422].
  • labour is independent and, [532].
  • man, but man, [48].
  • man's contumely, [135].
  • me no prouds, [108].
  • of the earth, [598].
  • on his own dunghill, [14].
  • philosophy, I ask not, [516].
  • scene was o'er, the, [331].
  • science never taught to stray, [315].
  • setter up of kings, [95].
  • shall be, all the, [335].
  • spirit of mortal be, [561].
  • to importune, too, [387].
  • tops of the eastern pines, [81].
  • waves be stayed, [817].
  • world, good bye, [598].
• Prouder than rustling in silk, [159].
• Proud-pied April, [163].
• Prove,
  • all the pleasures, [40].
  • all things, [847].
  • their doctrine orthodox, [210].
• Proved true before, was, [215].
• Provençal song and dance, [575].
• Proverb and a byword, [815].
• Proverbs,
  • books like, [266].
  • patch grief with, [53].
  • the sanctuary of intuitions, [602].
• Proverbed with a grandsire phrase, [104].
• Providence
  • alone secures, [417].
  • behind a frowning, [423].
  • even God's, seeming estranged, [586].
  • foreknowledge, will and fate, [228].
  • I may assert eternal, [223].
  • in the fall of a sparrow, [145].
  • is with the last reserve, [811].
  • rubs which, sends, [401].
  • their guide, [240].
  • to demonstrate a, [743].
  • ways of God are full of, [749].
• Provident fear, early and, [411].
• Providently caters for the sparrow, [67].
• Provoke a saint, 't would, [321].
• Provoketh thieves, beauty, [66].
• Provokes the caper, while his off-heel, [442].
• Prow, youth on the, [383].
• Prudence points the way, [672].
• Prudent man looketh well, [826].
• Prudes for proctors, [629].
• Prunes and prism, [652].
• Prunello, leather or, [319].
• [[1063]]Pruning-hooks, spears into, [832].
• Prussia hurried to the field, when, [489].
• Psalmist of Israel, the sweet, [815].
• Psalms,
  • purloins the, [539].
  • songs be turned to holy, [25].
• Public
  • amusements, friend to, [371].
  • credit, dead corpse of, [531].
  • feasts, wedlock compared to, [176].
  • flame nor private, [332].
  • haunt, exempt from, [67].
  • honour is security, [689].
  • offices, keep out of, [729].
  • plunder, power of, [529].
  • rout, where meet a, [176].
  • show, midnight dances and, [335].
  • stock of harmless pleasure, [369].
  • tax eminent men pay to the, [291].
  • to speak in, on the stage, [459].
  • trust, when a man assumes a, [436].
  • trusts, [859].
  • weal, [777].
• Publish it not in the streets, [814].
• Publishing our neighbour's shame, [670].
• Pudding
  • against empty praise, [330].
  • last piece of, [510].
  • proof of the, [789].
• Puff the prostitute away, [274].
• Puffed and reckless libertine, [129].
• Puissant nation, noble and, [254].
• Pukes in, sea the passenger, [559].
• Puking in the nurse's arms, [69].
• Pull in resolution, [125].
• Puller down of kings, [95].
• Pulpit drum ecclesiastick, [209].
• Pulse of life stood still, [306].
• Pulses fly, makes his, [655].
• Pulteney's toad-eater, [389].
• Pumice isle in Baiae's bay, [565].
• Pun, who could make so vile a, [282].
• Puns, people that make, [637].
• Punch, some sipping, [468].
• Punctual spot, this, [237].
• Punishment,
  • back to thy, [229].
  • greater than I can bear, [812].
  • that women bear, [50].
• Pun-provoking thyme, [380].
• Puny whipster, every, [156].
• Pupil of the human eye, [518].
• Puppy whelp and hound, [400].
• Puppy-dogs, as maids talk of, [78].
• Purchaser will pay for worth of everything, [713].
• Pure
  • alone are mirrored, [577].
  • and eloquent blood, [177].
  • and holy meek and lowly, [611].
  • and vestal modesty, [108].
  • as snow chaste as ice, [136].
  • by being purely shone upon, [526].
  • delight, land of, [303].
  • in thought as angels are, [455].
  • kept thy truth so, [252].
  • the real Simon, [671].
  • unto the pure all things are, [848].
• Pure-eyed faith, [243].
• Purge
  • and leave sack, [88].
  • off the baser fire, [226].
• Purged with euphrasy, [240].
• Purified, every creature shall be, [41].
• Puritanism laid the egg of democracy, [662].
• Puritans
  • gave the world action, [641].
  • hated bear-baiting, [593].
• Purity
  • and truth, [280].
  • of grace, the, [550].
• Purloins the psalms, [539].
• Purple
  • all the ground, [247].
  • and gold, gleaming in, [551].
  • as their wines, abbots, [332].
  • light of love, [382].
  • testament of bleeding war, [82].
  • the sails, [157].
  • with love's wound, [58].
• Purpled o'er the lawn, [342].
• Purple-stained mouth, [575].
• Purpose,
  • cite Scripture for his, [61].
  • constancy to, [608].
  • firm, is equal to the deed, [307].
  • flighty, never is o'ertook, [123].
  • I know the evil of that I, [698].
  • infirm of, [120].
  • one increasing, runs, [626].
  • plain and to the, [51].
  • shake my fell, [117].
  • speak and, not, [146].
  • time to every, [830].
• Purposes, execute their airy, [224].
• Purposed overthrow, [162].
• Purpureal gleams, [482].
• Purse,
  • bursting, [449].
  • costly as thy, can buy, [130].
  • put money in thy, [151].
  • who steals my, steals trash, [153].
• Purses, light gains make heavy, [37].
• Pursue
  • phantoms of hope, [367].
  • the triumph, [320].
• Pursuing, still achieving still, [612].
• Pursuit
  • of happiness, [434].
  • of knowledge, [528].
• Push
  • on keep moving, [457].
  • us from our stools, [122].
• Puss-gentleman, a fine, [415].
• Put
  • a tongue in every wound, [114].
  • back to-morrow, [29].
  • money in thy, [151].
  • not your trust in princes, [824].
  • out the light, [156].
  • too fine a point, don't, [792].
  • up with a great deal, [703].
  • up with anything, [702].
  • you down, a plain tale shall, [85].
  • your trust in God, [588].
• Puts on his pretty looks, [79].
• Putteth down one, he, [821].
• Putting off, eased the, [234].
• Puzzles the will, [136].
• Pygmies are pygmies still, [309].
• Pygmy-body, fretted the, [267].
• Pyramid,
  • mystery hid under Egypt's, [621].
  • star-y-pointing, [251].
• Pyramids
  • are pyramids in vales, [309].
  • doting with age, [222].
  • set off his memories, no, [198].
  • virtue alone outbuilds the, [309].
• Pyrrhic
  • dance, you have the, [557].
  • phalanx, where is the, [557].
• Pythagoras, opinion of, [77].
• [[1064]]Pythian treasures, Apollo's, [339].
• Pythias and Demosthenes, [728].

• Quadrangular spots, [420].
• Quaff immortality, and joy, [235].
• Quaffing laughing drinking, [272].
• Quaker loves an ample brim, the, [586].
• Qualities, see a man's good, [578].
• Quality
  • of mercy is not strained, [64].
  • of success which includes all others, [609].
  • taste of your, [134].
  • things outward do draw the inward, [158].
  • things that have a common, [755].
  • true-fixed and resting, [112].
• Quantity of love, with all their, [144].
• Quantum, o' the sin, [448].
• Quarelets of pearl, [201].
• Quarles saved by beauties not his own, [331].
• Quarrel,
  • entrance to a, [130].
  • in a straw, [142].
  • is a very pretty, [441].
  • just, he that hath his, [94].
  • justice of my, [40].
  • sudden and quick in, [69].
  • with my bread and butter, [292].
• Quarrels
  • of lovers, [702].
  • pick no, [398].
  • thy head is as full of, [107].
  • who in, interpose, [349].
  • would not last long, [796].
• Quarrelsome, countercheck, [72].
• Quarries rocks and hills, [150].
• Quarry,
  • sagacious of his, [239].
  • the pregnant, [394].
• Quarry-slave, like the, [572].
• Quart of mighty ale, [3].
• Quean, extravagant, [442].
• Queen,
  • apparent, [233].
  • Bess, image of good, [585].
  • Elizabeth, scandal about, [441].
  • hail their, fair regent, [426].
  • Mab hath been with you, [104].
  • o' the May, I 'm to be, [624].
  • of land and sea, Rome the, [642].
  • of the world, [674].
  • rose of the rosebud garden, [631].
  • shall be as drunk as we, [362].
  • she looks a, [337].
  • would grace a summer's, [492].
• Quem Jupiter vult perdere, [707].
• Question,
  • answer not every, [711].
  • begging the, [853].
  • marriage an open, [602].
  • of despair, the hurried, [550].
  • that is the, [135].
  • two sides to every, [765].
• Questions,
  • ask me no, [401].
  • deep, arguments and, [163].
• Questionable shape, in such a, [130].
• Questioning is not the mode of conversation, [373].
• Questionings of sense, [478].
• Qui
  • desiderat pacem, [425].
  • fugiebat, rursus prœliabitur, [216].
  • fuit peut revenir aussi, [216].
• Quick
  • bosoms, quiet to, [543].
  • bright things come to confusion, [57].
  • in quarrel, sudden and, [69].
• Quickly, well it were done, [117].
• Quickness, with too much, [321].
• Quicksands, life hath, [614].
• Quid velit et possit, [409].
• Quiddities, where be his, [143].
• Quiddity and entity, [210].
• Quiet
  • and peace, calm, [249].
  • as a nun, the holy time is, [470].
  • be, and go a-angling, [208].
  • breast, truth hath, a, [80].
  • conscience, a still and, [99].
  • dream, glide through a, [538].
  • kiss me and be, [350].
  • life, anything for a, [852].
  • Merryman and Dyet, Dr., [293].
  • rich and infamous, [592].
  • rural and retirement, [355].
  • study to be, [847].
  • to quick bosoms is a hell, [543].
  • us in a death so noble, [242].
• Quiets of the past, hallowed, [661].
• Quietus make with a bare bodkin, [135].
• Quill from an angel's wing, [484].
• Quills,
  • stops of various, [248].
  • upon the porcupine, [131].
  • upon the porpentine, [131].
• Quillets
  • of the law, nice sharp, [93].
  • where be his, [143].
• Quintessence of perception, [663].
• Quintilian stare and gasp, made, [252].
• Quip modest, [72].
• Quips
  • and cranks, [248].
  • and sentences, [51].
• Quire of bad verses, [593].
• Quiring to young-eyed cherubims, [65].
• Quirks of blazoning pens, [151].
• Quit
  • oh quit this mortal frame, [334].
  • your books, up my friend and, [466].
  • yourselves like men, [814].
• Quiver,
  • after the soul, is gone the limbs will, [375].
  • full, man that hath his, [824].
• Quiver's choice, devil in his, [560].
• Quos
  • deus vult perdere, [269].
  • læserunt et oderunt, [275].
• Quotation, classical, [374].
• Quote,
  • by delight we all, [603].
  • grow immortal as they, [310].
• Quoter next to the originator, the, [604].