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

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• R, months without an, [857].
• Rabelais, quart d'heure de, [348].
• Rabelais' easy chair, [330].
• Race,
  • boast a generous, [354].
  • forget the human, [547].
  • friend to human, [346].
  • heavenly, demands thy zeal, [359].
  • is a life, [608].
  • is not to the swift, [831].
  • is won, the, [667].
  • man's imperial, [326].
  • of man like leaves, [338].
  • of other days, [564].
  • of politicians, [290].
  • rear my dusky, [626].
  • [[1065]]runs twice his, [262].
  • slinks out of the, [254].
  • stars of human, [414].
  • swiftness in the forward, [572].
  • waste their music on the savage, [311].
  • woes to thy imperial, [345].
• Rachel weeping, [838].
• Rack
  • behind, leave not a, [43].
  • desire is a perpetual, [188].
  • dislimns, [158].
  • of a too easy chair, [332].
  • of this tough world, [149].
  • the value, being lost we, [53].
• Radiance of eternity, [565].
• Radiant
  • light, by her own, [244].
  • pearl, no, [424].
• Radish, like a forked, [90].
• Rafael
  • made a century of sonnets, [645].
  • of the dear Madonnas, [645].
• Rage,
  • deaf as the sea in, [80].
  • for fame, [431].
  • heaven has no, [294].
  • not die here in a, [292].
  • of the vulture, [549].
  • penury repressed their noble, [384].
  • strong without, [257].
  • swell the soul to, [272].
• Raggedness, windowed, [147].
• Raging fever burns, so when a, [303].
• Rags,
  • clothe a man with, [828].
  • man forget not though in, [391].
  • virtue though in, [274].
• Rail on the Lord's anointed, [97].
• Railed on Lady Fortune, [68].
• Railer, Boreas blustering, [672].
• Rain
  • a deluge showers, [453].
  • as the mist resembles the, [614].
  • came in slanting lines, [667].
  • cats and dogs, [293].
  • daggers, [192].
  • gentle, from heaven, [64].
  • in the aire, [30].
  • in thunder lightning or in, [115].
  • in winter when the dismal, [667].
  • influence, bright eyes, [249].
  • into each life some, must fall, [613].
  • is over and gone, [832].
  • it raineth every day, [77].
  • may enter the king cannot, [365].
  • pierces the hard marble, [32].
  • poppies overcharged with, [338].
  • some, must fall, [613].
  • sunshine follows the, [664].
  • sweetest, makes not fresh, [183].
  • thirsty earth soaks up the, [260].
  • upon the mown grass, [821].
• Rains fall after great battles, [725].
• Rainbow,
  • another hue unto the, [79].
  • colours of the, [294].
  • comes and goes, [477].
  • once in heaven, awful, [574].
  • to the storms of life, [550].
• Raineth every day, rain it, [77].
• Rainy
  • day, in a very, [829].
  • morrow, windy night a, [162].
• Raise
  • me up, God shall, [26].
  • what is low in me, [223].
• Raised a mortal to the skies, [272].
• Rake, woman is at heart a, [321].
• Raleigh
  • spoke, words brave, [330].
  • thus immortal Sidney shone thus, [671].
• Ralph to Cynthia howls, [331].
• Ralpho thou dost prevaricate, [211].
• Ram, snow-white, [481].
• Rambling in thought, [755].
• Ramrod, swallowed a, [744].
• Ran to help me when I fell, [535].
• Rancour of your tongue, [672].
• Random,
  • many a shaft at, sent, [492].
  • many a word at, spoken, [492].
  • pearls at, strung, [437].
  • stringing stars at, [654].
  • words at, flung, [437].
• Range with humble livers, [98].
• Rank
  • is but the guinea's stamp, [452].
  • my offence is, [139].
  • pride and haughtiness, [298].
• Ranks and squadrons, [112].
• Rankest compound of villanous smell, [46].
• Rant
  • and swear, [274].
  • as well as thou, [145].
• Raphaels Correggios and stuff, [400].
• Rapids are near, the, [518].
• Rapt
  • inspired, filled with fury, [390].
  • one of the godlike forehead, [486].
  • ship run on her side, [37].
• Rapture
  • on the lonely shore, [547].
  • the first fine careless, [647].
  • to the dreary void, [549].
• Raptures,
  • high, do infuse, [220].
  • swell, for him no minstrel, [488].
• Rapture-smitten frame, [513].
• Rare
  • are solitary woes, [308].
  • as a day in June, what is so, [658].
  • Ben Jonson, [177].
  • her virtues were so, [35].
  • neither rich nor, [327].
  • new-laid eggs, roasted, [274].
  • rich and, the gems she wore, [520].
• Rareness, a strain of, [160].
• Rarity of Christian charity, [586].
• Rascal,
  • biggest, on two legs, [748].
  • counters, [114].
  • hath given me medicines, [84].
• Rascals, to lash the, naked, [155].
• Rascally yea-forsooth knave, [88].
• Rash, splenitive and, [144].
• Rashly importunate, [586].
• Rasselas, history of, [368].
• Rat,
  • I smell a, [172], [787].
  • in a hole, like a poisoned, [292].
• Rats
  • and such small deer, [147].
  • leave a sinking ship, [719].
• Rated me in the Rialto, [61].
• Rathe primrose, bring the, [247].
• Rather
  • be a dog and bay the moon, [114].
  • than be less, [226].
• Rational hind Costard, [54].
• Rattle
  • his bones over the stones, [683].
  • pleased with a, [318].
  • where mingles war's, [489].
• Rattling
  • around, down dashed, [358].
  • crags among, [544].
• Ravage
  • all the clime, to, [428].
  • with impunity a rose, [643].
• Rave recite and madden round, [326].
• [[1066]]Ravelled sleave of care, [119].
• Raven
  • down of darkness, [244].
  • nevermore, quoth the, [640].
  • on yon left hand, [349], [701].
• Ravens feed, he that doth the, [67].
• Ravin up thine own life's means, [120].
• Ravished
  • ears, with, [271].
  • eyes, turn my, [299].
  • with the whistling of a name, [319].
  • younger hearings are, [55].
• Ravishment, enchanting, [243].
• Raw in fields, [273].
• Ray,
  • beauty's heavenly, [549].
  • fancy's meteor, [447].
  • hope emits a brighter, [399].
  • serene, gem of purest, [385].
  • whose unclouded, [321].
  • with hospitable, [402].
  • with prophetic, [550].
• Rays,
  • hide your diminished, [322].
  • tea thousand dewy, [486].
  • young fancy's, [447].
• Rayless majesty, [306].
• Raze out the written troubles, [125].
• Razed from the book of honour, [161].
• Razor, satire like a polished, [350].
• Razors cried up and down, [432].
• Razure of oblivion, [49].
• Reach
  • of art, beyond the, [323].
  • of ordinary men, above the, [470].
  • the small, the great cannot, [29].
• Reaches of our souls, beyond the, [131].
• Reaction, attack is the, [372].
• Read
  • and write comes by nature, [51].
  • as inclination leads, [371].
  • aught that ever I could, [57].
  • blockhead ignorantly, [325].
  • exceedingly well, [86].
  • he that runs may, [422].
  • Homer once, [280].
  • in story old, [489].
  • like a book never, [181].
  • mark and inwardly digest, [850].
  • my little fable, [629].
  • my title clear, [303].
  • old authors to, [171].
  • slow, learn to, [265].
  • the perfect ways of honour, [101].
  • to doubt or read to scorn, [494].
  • what do you, [133].
  • what is twice, [369].
• Reads much, he, [111].
• Reader
  • reads no more, when the last, [636].
  • wait a century for a, [670].
• Readers sleep, to give their, [331].
• Readeth, he may run that, [836].
• Readiness is all, [145].
• Reading
  • as was never read, [332].
  • between the lines, [803].
  • easy writing 's curst hard, [443].
  • he that I am, has most force, [776].
  • maketh a full man, [168].
  • stuff the head with, [332].
  • what they never wrote, [419].
• Ready
  • booted and spurred, [682].
  • ere I called her name, [288].
  • to try our fortunes, [90].
  • with all your thunderbolts, [114].
  • with every nod to tumble, [97].
  • writer, pen of a, [820].
• Real Simon Pure, [671].
• Realm,
  • riding o'er the azure, [383].
  • that mysterious, [572].
  • this earth this, [81].
  • youth of the, [94].
• Realms
  • above, constancy lives in, [500].
  • obey, whom three, [326].
  • of gold, I have travelled in, [576].
  • of shade, the pale, [572].
  • these are our, [550].
  • to see, whatever, [394].
• Reap,
  • as you sow ye are like to, [214].
  • the whirlwind, [835].
• Reaped,
  • his chin new, [83].
  • the thorns which I have, [544].
• Reaper whose name is death, [613].
• Reapers, white-winged, [264].
• Reaper's work is done, [570].
• Reaping,
  • ever, something new, [626].
  • grew the more by, [159].
• Rear
  • my dusky race, she shall, [626].
  • the tender thought, [355].
• Rearward of a conquered woe, [162].
• Reason,
  • a woman's, [44].
  • according to soundest, [753].
  • act according to, [754].
  • and the will of God, [665].
  • approved my pleaded, [237].
  • asked one another the, [71].
  • but from what we know, [315].
  • capability and godlike, [142].
  • common law is nothing but, [24].
  • confidence of, [475].
  • discourse of, [128].
  • feast of, and flow of soul, [328].
  • firm the temperate will, [475].
  • for my rhyme, [30].
  • how noble in, [134].
  • in the faith of, [504].
  • indu'd with sanctity of, [236].
  • is left free to combat it, [434].
  • is staggered, [411].
  • is the life of the law, [24].
  • itself, kills, [254].
  • law is the perfection of, [24].
  • measured by principle, [743].
  • men have lost their, [113].
  • men that can render a, [828].
  • most absurd to, [127].
  • most sovereign, [136].
  • my pleaded, [237].
  • neither rhyme nor, [30], [70].
  • no sooner knew the, [71].
  • nothing is law that is not, [278].
  • of his fancies, [253].
  • of strength, if by, [822].
  • of the case, consider the, [278].
  • on compulsion, [85].
  • panders will, [140].
  • perfection of, [24].
  • prisoner, takes the, [116].
  • regulates all things, [743].
  • ruling passion conquers, [322].
  • smiles from, flow, [238].
  • sons of valour liberty, and, [358].
  • [[1067]]stands aghast, [673].
  • strong and replication prompt, [163].
  • the card passion the gale, [317].
  • theirs not to, why, [628].
  • under control, keep, [755].
  • virtue naught can me bereave, [357].
  • war with rhyme, [180].
  • why I cannot tell, [286].
  • why so few marriages are happy, [291].
  • with pleasure, mixed, [399].
  • worse appear the better, [226], [759].
  • would despair, where, [377].
• Reasons
  • as two grains of wheat, [60].
  • plentiful as blackberries, [85].
  • who wisely, [320].
  • why men drink, [793].
  • why we smile and sigh, [569].
• Reason's
  • spite, in erring, [316].
  • whole pleasure, [319].
• Reasoned high of providence, [228].
• Reasonest well, Plato thou, [298].
• Reasoning
  • beings, [751].
  • pride in, [320].
• Reasonings,
  • books full of stoical, [744].
  • not wanted now, [744].
• Rebel, use 'em kindly they, [313].
• Rebels from principle, [410].
• Rebellion to tyrants, [859].
• Rebellious
  • hell, [140].
  • liquors in my blood, [67].
• Rebuff, then welcome each, [649].
• Rebuke, open, is better, [829].
• Recalled, anything that could be, [609].
• Recede, to sigh yet not, [444].
• Receive, more blessed to give than to, [843].
• Receives, who much, [672].
• Rechabite poor Will must live, [289].
• Reck the rede, [448].
• Reckless
  • libertine, [129].
  • what I do to spite the world, [121].
• Reckoned, beggary in the love that can be, [157].
• Reckoners without their host, [12].
• Reckoneth without his hostess, [32].
• Reckoning
  • made, no, [132].
  • so comes the dreadful, [348].
  • to the end of, [49].
  • trim, [87].
• Reeks not his own rede, [129].
• Recoil, impetuous, [229].
• Recoils on itself, revenge, [238].
• Recollection, when fond, [537].
• Recommendation,
  • a silent, [709].
  • toil without, [668].
• Recommends itself, sweetly, [117].
• Recompense, heaven sent a, [386].
• Reconciliation, temple of silence and, [592].
• Record, weep to, [513].
• Records
  • that defy the tooth of time, [311].
  • trivial fond, [132].
• Recorded time, last syllable of, [125].
• Recorders, flutes and soft, [225].
• Recording angel dropped a tear, the, [379].
• Recreant limbs, a calf's-skin on, [79].
• Recreation, angling innocent, [208].
• Rectitude, in doubt of, [748].
• Red
  • as a rose is she, [498].
  • black to, began to turn, [213].
  • bokes clothed in black or, [1].
  • celestial rosy, [238].
  • her lips were, [256].
  • making the green one, [120].
  • men scalped each other, [592].
  • red rose, my luve 's like a, [451].
  • right hand, [227].
  • roses, and violets blew, [28].
  • so dyed double, [38].
  • spirits and gray, [173].
• Redbreast, call for the robin, [181].
• Rede,
  • better reck the, [448].
  • recks not his own, [129].
  • ye tent it, [449].
• Redeem thy name, though late, [331], [354].
• Redeemer's name be sung, [302].
• Redeeming love, triumph in, [674].
• Redemption,
  • everlasting, [53].
  • from slavery, [150].
• Reed,
  • broken, [834].
  • bruised, shall he not break, [834].
  • man is but a thinking, [798].
• Refined
  • as ever Athens heard, [672].
  • gold, to gild, [79].
• Refinement on the principles of resistance, [408].
• Refining, still went on, [399].
• Reflect on what they knew, [325].
• Reflection
  • came, cool, [494].
  • remembrance and, [316].
• Reflections, in vain sedate, [320].
• Reform it altogether, [137].
• Reformation, age of, [435].
• Reformed that, we have, [137].
• Refrain to-night, [141].
• Refreshes in the breeze, [316].
• Refreshment, draught of cool, [577].
• Refuge
  • and my fortress, [822].
  • and strength, God is our, [820].
  • from confession, suicide but, [533].
  • of a scoundrel, last, [372].
• Refute a sneer, who can, [673].
• Regard, things without all remedy should be without, [121].
• Regardless of their doom, [381].
• Regent
  • of love-rhymes, [55].
  • of the night, fair, [426].
  • of the sky, moon sweet, [426].
• Region
  • of smooth or idle dreams, [255].
  • of thick-ribbed ice, [48].
• Regions to change their site, force, [212].
• Regret
  • can die, O last regret, [633].
  • old age is a, [608].
  • wild with all, [630].
• Regular
  • as infants' breath, [502].
  • battle, I had a, [701].
  • icily, splendidly null, [631].
• Rehearse, your being shall, [162].
• Reherse as neighe as he can, [2].
• Reign,
  • here we may, secure, [224].
  • in hell, better to, [224].
  • is worth ambition, to, [224].
  • of Chaos and old Night, [224].
  • undisturbed their ancient, [642].
• Reigneth, the lord, [822].
• Rejoice
  • in thy youth, [831].
  • [[1068]]let the earth, [822].
  • the desert shall, [834].
  • we in ourselves, [502].
• Rejoicing with heaven and earth, [254].
• Relations, man is a bundle of, [601].
• Relentless power, [382].
• Relents, my vigour, [408].
• Relic of departed worth, [541].
• Relics,
  • cold and unhonoured, [519].
  • crucifixes beads, [215].
  • hallowed, [251].
• Relief,
  • for this, much thanks, [126].
  • give, and heaven will bless, [433].
  • of man's estate, [169].
  • 't is a poor, we gain, [303].
• Relieve
  • a brother, exquisite to, [447].
  • the wretched, to, [396].
• Religion,
  • blunderbuss against, [370].
  • blushing veils her fires, [332].
  • breathing household laws, [472].
  • distant rewards of, [369].
  • freedom of, [435].
  • he made it a part of his, [291].
  • his, an anxious wish, [578].
  • humanities of old, [504].
  • in our northern colonies, [408].
  • liberty and law, [675].
  • mother of form and fear, [39].
  • one, is as true as another, [193].
  • philosophy bringeth about to, [166].
  • pledged to, [675].
  • rum and true, [556].
  • stands on tiptoe, [205].
  • the world of one, [604].
  • was intended to be mended, as if, [211].
  • without a prelate, [588].
  • writers against, [407].
• Religious
  • book or friend, with a, [174].
  • light, dim, [250].
  • man, unworthy a, [578].
• Relish
  • him more in the soldier, [151].
  • of salvation in 't, [139].
  • of the saltness of time, [88].
• Reluctant
  • amorous delay, [232].
  • stalked off, [355].
• Remainder biscuit, dry as the, [68].
• Remained to pray, [397].
• Remains,
  • all that, of thee, [548].
  • be kind to my, [270].
• Remark was shrewd, his, [416].
• Remedies
  • for extreme diseases, [700].
  • oft in ourselves do lie, [73].
• Remedy
  • for all things, [789].
  • for every trouble, [701], [709].
  • found out the, [47].
  • sought the, [71].
  • things without all, [121].
  • worse than the disease, [165].
• Remember
  • absent friends, [757].
  • an apothecary, I do, [108].
  • days of joy, [769].
  • I cannot but, such things were, [124].
  • I remember I, [583], [595].
  • Lot's wife, [842].
  • Milo's end, [278].
  • now thy Creator, [831].
  • sweet Alice, don't you, [680].
  • the end, [837].
  • the poor creature, I do, [89].
  • the power of beauty I, [272].
  • thee, far less sweet than to, [529].
  • thee yea, [132].
  • thy swashing blow, [104].
  • whan it passed is, [5].
  • what pulls the strings, [756].
• Remembers me of his gracious parts, [79].
• Remembered,
  • agony that cannot be, [504].
  • be all my sins, [136].
  • in flowing cups, [92].
  • joys are never past, [496].
  • kisses after death, [630].
  • never said anything that was, [609].
  • sorrows sweeten present joy, [588].
  • tolling a departing friend, [88].
• Remembering happier things, [626].
• Remembrance
  • and reflection, [316].
  • dear, makes the, [74].
  • how painful the, [354].
  • of the just shall flourish, [851].
  • of things past, [161].
  • rosemary that 's for, [142].
  • writ in, [81].
• Remnant
  • of our Spartan dead, [557].
  • of uneasy light, [474].
• Remorse, farewell, [231].
• Remorseful day, [94].
• Remote
  • from cities lived a swain, [348].
  • from common use, [556].
  • from man with God, [305].
  • unfriended melancholy slow, [394].
• Remove,
  • drags at each, [394].
  • not the ancient landmark, [828].
• Removes, three, as bad as a fire, [360].
• Render
  • therefore unto Cæsar, [840].
  • to all their dues, [844].
  • to my God, what shall I, [301].
• Rends thy constant heart, sigh that, [402].
• Renewal of love, [702], [708].
• Renewing of love, [21].
• Renounce the devil, [850].
• Renown,
  • deathless my, [339].
  • forfeit fair, [488].
  • some for, [310].
  • wight of high, [406].
• Renowned
  • Spenser, [179].
  • victories no less, [252].
• Rent
  • is sorrow, her, [204].
  • the envious Casca made, [113].
• Repair, friendship in constant, [370].
• Reparation for our rights, [364].
• Repast
  • and calm repose, [386].
  • what neat, shall feast us, [252].
• Repay, to-morrow will, [276].
• Repeal of bad laws, [664].
• Repeat no grievances, [398].
• Repeats his words, [79].
• Repeateth a matter, he that, [827].
• Repeating, oft, they believe 'em, [288].
• Repent
  • at leisure, [295].
  • to grieve yet not, [444].
  • what 's past, [141].
• Repentance
  • amid the roses fierce, [355].
  • for the ill we have done, [795].
  • of a bad bargain, [719].
• Repenting, after no, [252].
• Replication, prompt, [163].
• [[1069]]Reply,
  • churlish, [72].
  • I pause for a, [113].
  • theirs not to make, [628].
• Report,
  • evil and good, [846].
  • gossip, [63].
  • me and my cause aright, [145].
  • they bore to heaven, [307].
  • things of good, [847].
  • thy words, how he may, [242].
• Repose,
  • finds but short, [329].
  • hushed in grim, [383].
  • in trembling hope, [386].
  • manners had not that, [623].
  • statue-like, [639].
  • sweet repast and calm, [386].
  • wakes from short, [394].
• Reprehend anything, if I, [440].
• Repressing ill, crowning good, [438].
• Reproach of being, [163].
• Reprobation, fall to, [156].
• Reproof
  • on her lips, [582].
  • valiant, [72].
• Reproved each dull delay, [396].
• Reputation
  • dies at every word, [326].
  • I have lost my, [152].
  • men survive their own, [777].
  • more than money, [708].
  • reputation, reputation, [152].
  • seeking the bubble, [69].
  • written out of, [284].
• Reputed wise, [60].
• Request,
  • conformity is in most, [601].
  • of friends, [326].
• Requiem chants, the master's, [599].
• Researches deep, [443].
• Resentment glows, with one, [339].
• Reserve,
  • Providence is with the last, [811].
  • thy judgment, [130].
• Residence, a forted, [49].
• Resign, few die and none, [435].
• Resignation
  • gently slopes the way, [396].
  • vacancies by, none, [435].
• Resigned when ills betide, [362].
• Resist the devil, [849].
• Resistance, principles of, [408].
• Resisted, know not what 's, [448].
• Resistless eloquence, [241].
• Resolute and great, be, [661].
• Resolution,
  • armed with, [295].
  • native hue of, [136].
  • never tell your, beforehand, [196].
  • pull in, [125].
  • to fire it off himself, [370].
• Resolve,
  • heart to, [430].
  • itself into a dew, [127].
  • silence is the best, [795].
  • wise to, [342].
• Resolves the moon into salt tears, [109].
• Resolved,
  • once to be, [153].
  • to live a fool, [196].
  • to ruin or to rule, [267].
• Resort
  • of mirth, all, [250].
  • various bustle of, [244].
• Resounding line, the full, [329].
• Respect,
  • nature 's above art in that, [148].
  • of persons, no, [844].
  • of place or persons, no, [75].
  • thyself, most of all, [238].
  • to the opinions of mankind, [434].
  • upon the world, too much, [59].
• Respectability, ultimum moriens of, [638].
• Resplendent hair, most, [483].
• Rest
  • and be thankful, [859].
  • can never dwell where, [223].
  • dove found no, [812].
  • eternal sabbath of his, [277].
  • fancies that keep her from her, [125].
  • gets him to, [92].
  • her soul she is dead, [143].
  • in the grave, [561].
  • is silence, the, [146].
  • like a warrior taking his, [563].
  • nowhere, the, [855].
  • perturbed spirit, [133].
  • so may he, [100].
  • strength of mind is not, [317].
  • there the weary be at, [816].
  • to their lasting, [80].
  • too much, itself becomes a pain, [346].
  • veneration but no, [166].
  • who sink to, [389].
• Rested under the drums, [219].
• Resting quality, true-fixed and, [112].
• Resting-place so fair, no mortal, [546].
• Restless
  • ecstasy, to lie in, [121].
  • violence, blown with, [48].
• Restlessness, round our, His rest, [620].
• Restorer, nature's sweet, [306].
• Restraint,
  • liberty is wholesome, [531].
  • luxurious by, [238].
• Restreine thy tonge, [5].
• Resty sloth, [160].
• Resumption, the way to, [619].
• Resurrection, hope of the, [851].
• Retired leisure, [249].
• Retirement,
  • Plato's, [241].
  • rural quiet, [355].
  • short, urges sweet return, [239].
• Retiring ebb, ne'er feels, [155].
• Retort courteous, [72].
• Retreat
  • a single inch, I will not, [605].
  • friend in my, [416].
  • loopholes of, [420].
  • make an honourable, [70].
• Retreats,
  • beauty dwells in deep, [485].
  • of the ocean, sunless, [524].
• Retrograde, all that is human must, [430].
• Retrospection to the future, [440].
• Return,
  • bid time, [81].
  • I thought she bade me, [380].
  • no more to his house, [816].
  • retirement urges sweet, [239].
  • there swift, diurnal, [237].
  • thou art gone and never must, [247].
  • to Lochaber no more, [671].
  • to our muttons, [771].
  • to our wethers, [771].
  • unto thy rest my soul, [497].
  • vilest sinner may, [303].
• Returning as tedious as go o'er, [123].
• Reveal no secrets, [398].
• Revel of the earth, the, [544].
• Revels,
  • midnight, [225].
  • now are ended, [43].
  • the winds their, keep, [679].
• Revelry,
  • by night, sound of, [542].
  • [[1070]]midnight shout and, [243].
• Revenge
  • at first though sweet, [238].
  • back on itself recoils, [238].
  • capable and wide, [155].
  • forgiveness better than, [758].
  • hath stomach for them all, [156].
  • if not victory, [226].
  • is a kind of wild justice, [164].
  • is profitable, [430].
  • is virtue, with whom, [311].
  • it will feed my, [63].
  • malice couched with, [232].
  • study of, [223].
  • sweet is, to women, [556].
  • will most horribly, [93].
• Revenges, time brings in his, [77].
• Revenons à nos moutons, [771].
• Revenue, streams of, [531].
• Reverberate hills, halloo your name to the, [75].
• Revered abroad, [447].
• Reverence,
  • none so poor to do him, [113].
  • to God, a due, [170].
  • to yon peeping moon, [173].
• Reverend
  • head, the wise the, [303].
  • signiors, grave and, [149].
  • vice that grey iniquity, [85].
• Reveries so airy, [419].
• Reversion in the sky, [335].
• Reviewers people who have failed, [505].
• Revisit'st glimpses of the moon, [131].
• Revolts from true birth, [106].
• Revolution, age of, [435].
• Revolutions
  • are not made they come, [641].
  • never go backward, [641].
• Revolves the sad vicissitudes, [393].
• Revolving moon, of one, [268].
• Reward,
  • though late a sure, [294].
  • virtue is its own, [206].
  • virtue to itself a, [207].
• Rewards,
  • fortune's buffets and, [137].
  • of religion, the distant, [369].
  • the world its veterans, [321].
• Re-word, I the matter will, [141].
• Rhamses knows, she knows what, [621].
• Rhapsody of words, [140].
• Rhetoric,
  • could not ope his mouth for, [210].
  • dazzling fence of, [246].
  • logic and, [168].
  • ornate, [254].
  • wit and gay, [246].
• Rhetorician's rules teach nothing, [210].
• Rheum, how now foolish, [79].
• Rhine,
  • the castled, [613].
  • wash the river, [503].
  • wide and winding, [543].
• Rhinoceros, armed, [122].
• Rhone, rushing of the arrowy, [543].
• Rhyme,
  • beautiful old, [163].
  • build the lofty, [246].
  • dock the tail of, [635].
  • epic's stately, [618].
  • hitches in a, [328].
  • making legs in, [387].
  • nor reason, [30], [70].
  • one for, one for sense, [213].
  • outlive this powerful, [162].
  • reason for my, [30].
  • reason war with, [180].
  • the rudder is of verses, [211].
  • those that write in, [213].
  • unattempted in prose or, [223].
• Rhymes
  • I had in store, [506].
  • ring out my mournful, [633].
• Rhymed or unrhymed poem, [578].
• Rhyming
  • peer, [326].
  • planet, born under a, [54].
• Rialto,
  • in the, [61].
  • what news on the, [61].
  • wished him five fathom under the, [554].
• Riband
  • bound, but what this, [220].
  • in the cap of youth, [142].
  • to stick in his coat, [646].
• Ribbed sea-sand, [498].
• Ribs,
  • knock at my, [116].
  • of death, under the, [245].
  • over-weathered, [62].
• Rice, best not stir the, [791].
• Rich
  • and rare were the gems, [520].
  • and strange, into something, [42].
  • are possessed by their money, the, [188].
  • at once, no good man, [713].
  • beyond the dreams of avarice, [374], [378].
  • from want of wealth, [387].
  • gifts wax poor, [136].
  • he that maketh haste to be, [829].
  • in barren fame, [344].
  • in good works, [848].
  • in having such a jewel, [44].
  • in saving common sense, [627].
  • in virtue, [343].
  • live like a wretch and die, [188].
  • man, honest preferred to a, [733].
  • man to enter the kingdom, [840].
  • men rule the law, [395].
  • nor rare, neither, [327].
  • not gaudy, [130].
  • plagues that haunt the, [424].
  • poor and content is, [153].
  • quiet and infamous, [592].
  • soils often to be weeded, [168].
  • the treasure, [271].
  • they poor, I, [22].
  • windows, [386].
  • with forty pounds a year, [396].
  • with little store, [22].
  • with the spoils of nature, [217].
  • with the spoils of time, [384].
  • with Thee, we are, [421].
  • without a fault, [337].
• Richard,
  • awe the soul of, [296].
  • conqueror, came in with, [72].
  • is himself again, [296].
  • Richard O my king, [803].
  • struck terror to the soul of, [97].
• Richer
  • for poorer, [850].
  • than all his tribe, [157].
• Riches
  • and honour in her left hand, [825].
  • best, [396].
  • flow from bounteous heaven, [346].
  • from every scene of creation, [457].
  • good name better than, [790], [827].
  • he heapeth up, [820].
  • [[1071]]infinite, in a little room, [41].
  • make themselves wings, [828].
  • neither poverty nor, [829].
  • of heaven's pavement, [225].
  • possessed not enjoyed, [342].
  • that grow in hell, [225].
  • virtue and, seldom settle on one man, [190].
• Richmonds in the field, six, [98].
• Rid on 't, mend it or be, [121].
• Riddle of the world, [317].
• Ride
  • abroad, next doth, [417].
  • mankind, things, [599].
  • to crouch to wait to, [30].
• Rides
  • in the whirlwind, [299], [331].
  • on the posting winds, [160].
  • post, evil news, [242].
  • upon the storm, [423].
• Rider, steed that knows its, [542].
• Ridicule,
  • sacred to, [328].
  • the test of truth, [578].
  • truth the test of, [444].
• Ridiculous
  • affairs, serious in, [735].
  • excess, wasteful and, [79].
  • in serious matters, [735].
  • no spectacle so, [591].
  • sublime to the, [431].
• Riding o'er the azure realm, [383].
• Rift within the lute, [629].
• Rigdom Funnidos, [285].
• Rigged with curses dark, [247].
• Right
  • and wrong he taught, [672].
  • as a trivet, [676].
  • as God gives us to see the, [622].
  • be sure you are, [852].
  • born to set it, [133].
  • by chance, a fool now and then, [414].
  • divine of kings, [332].
  • firmness in the, [622].
  • following him that sets thee, [754].
  • form of war, [112].
  • hand forget her cunning, [824].
  • hand, his red, [227].
  • hands of fellowship, [846].
  • his conduct still, [399].
  • his life I 'm sure was in the, [260].
  • I see the, and I approve it too, [295].
  • in every cranny but the, [424].
  • is right since God is God, [653].
  • is right to follow, [623].
  • little tight little island, [675].
  • makes might, faith that, [622].
  • man in the right place, [642].
  • mind, clothed in his, [841].
  • names, call things by their, [457].
  • of all, duty of some, [505].
  • of an excessive wrong, [650].
  • on, I only speak, [114].
  • onward steer, [252].
  • or wrong, our country, [675].
  • rather be, than president, [517].
  • sorry for your heaviness, I am, [6].
  • the day must win, [653].
  • there is none to dispute my, [416].
  • to begin doing well, earns the, [648].
  • to dissemble your love, [445].
  • was right, [444].
  • whatever is is, [316].
  • whose life is in the, [318].
  • words, how forcible are, [816].
• Rights,
  • blacks had no, [675].
  • dare maintain, their, [438].
  • men who know their, [438].
  • of a man, how he lies in the, [648].
  • of man, called the, [409].
  • property has its duties as well as, [582], [609].
  • reparation for our, [364].
  • unalienable, [434].
• Righteous
  • are bold as a lion, [829].
  • die the death of the, [813].
  • forsaken, not seen the, [819].
  • hath hope in his death, [826].
  • man regardeth the life of his beast, [826].
  • overmuch, be not, [830].
  • perils doe enfold the, [27].
  • shall flourish, [822].
• Righteousness
  • and peace, [821].
  • exalteth a nation, [826].
  • sun of, [836].
  • word of, [848].
• Rightly to be great, [142].
• Rigorous law, [704].
• Rigour
  • of the game, [508].
  • of the statutes, [47].
• Rill,
  • by cool Siloam's shady, [535].
  • nor yet beside the, [386].
  • sunshine broken in the, [526].
• Rills, thousand, [382].
• Rim, the sun's, dips, [498].
• Ring
  • happy bells, [633].
  • in the Christ that is to be, [633].
  • in the thousand years of peace, [633].
  • in the valiant man, [633].
  • of verse, thy rare gold, [651].
  • on her wand she bore, [520].
  • out my mournful rhymes, [633].
  • out old shapes of disease, [633].
  • out the darkness of the land, [633].
  • out the narrowing lust of gold, [633].
  • out the old ring in the new, [633].
  • out the thousand wars of old, [633].
  • out wild bells, [633].
  • posy of a, [138].
  • the fuller minstrel in, [633].
  • to evensong, [19].
  • with this, I thee wed, [851].
• Rings,
  • and chains, wearers of, [511].
  • of which all Europe, [252].
• Ringing grooves of change, [626].
• Ringlet, blowing the, [627].
• Ripe
  • and good one, a scholar and a, [101].
  • and ripe, hour to hour we, [68].
  • cherry, I cry, [201].
• Ripened
  • in our northern sky, [433].
  • into faith, persuasion, [481].
• Ripeness, love grown to, [624].
• Ripening
  • breath, summer's, [106].
  • his greatness is a, [99].
• Ripest fruit first falls, [81].
• Ripples break round his breast, [677].
• Rise
  • by sin, some, [47].
  • honest muse, [322].
  • let it, till it meet the sun, [529].
  • like feathered Mercury, [86].
  • [[1072]]up Xarifa, [677].
  • with the lark, [454].
• Risen on mid-noon, [235], [476].
• Rising
  • all at once, their, [227].
  • early, heaven's help better than, [790].
  • in clouded majesty, [233].
  • in his, seemed a pillar of state, [227].
  • to a man's work, [753].
• Risks nothing gains nothing, [21].
• Rival
  • all but Shakespeare's name, [513].
  • in the light of day, [482].
• River,
  • Alph the sacred, [500].
  • at my garden's end, [289].
  • Dee, lived on the, [427].
  • fair and crystal, [180].
  • glideth at his own sweet will, [470].
  • in Macedon, there is a, [92].
  • like the foam on the, [491].
  • like the snow-fall in the, [451].
  • of his thoughts, [553], [614].
  • of passing thoughts, [752].
• Rivers
  • are highways, [799].
  • by shallow, [41].
  • cannot quench, [95].
  • of Egypt, [833].
  • run to seas, [274].
  • wide and shallow brooks, [248].
• River's brim, primrose by a, [468].
• Rivets up, hammers closing, [92], [296].
• Rivulet of text, a neat, [442].
• Rivulets
  • dance, where, [469].
  • myriads of, [630].
• Road,
  • along a rough a weary, [448].
  • fringing the dusty, [657].
  • life's dark, through, [564].
  • like one on a lonesome, [499].
  • morn furthers a man on his, [694].
  • no street no, [586].
  • of casualty, [62].
  • takes no private, [320].
  • taxed horse on a taxed, [462].
  • through life's dark, [564].
  • to virtue, no ready, [218].
  • whose dust is gold, [236].
• Roam,
  • absent from Him I, [497].
  • soar but never, [485].
  • some love to, [653].
  • they are fools who, [362].
  • when far o'er sea we, [525].
  • where'er I, whatever realms to see, [394].
• Roamed o'er many lands, [582].
• Roar,
  • a lion in the lobby, [352].
  • gently as any sucking dove, [57].
  • give a grievous, [352].
  • he did not only sigh but, [283].
  • music in its, [547].
  • nature says best and she says, [283].
  • set the table on a, [144].
  • you an 't were any nightingale, [57].
• Roaring
  • lion, as a, [849].
  • lions, talks as familiarly of, [78].
• Roast
  • an egg, the learned, [330].
  • beef of old England, [363].
• Roasted rare, new-laid eggs, [274].
• Rob
  • a neighbour, that he might, [592].
  • me the exchequer, [86].
  • Peter and pay Paul, [186].
  • the Hybla bees, [115].
  • us of our joys, [406].
  • was lord below, [474].
• Robs
  • me of that which not enriches him, [153].
  • the vast sea, the sun, [109].
• Robbed,
  • he that is, [154].
  • the, that smiles, [151].
• Robbery, change be no, [17].
• Robbing Peter he paid Paul, [14].
• Robe,
  • dew on his thin, [515].
  • of clouds, throne of rocks in a, [553].
  • of night, azure, [573].
  • the judge's, [47].
• Robes
  • and furred gowns hide all, [148].
  • garland and singing, [253].
  • loosely flowing hair as free, [178].
  • riche or fidel, [1].
• Robin
  • Hood, a famous man is, [473].
  • jolly Robin, [404].
• Robin-redbreast, call for the, [181].
• Robinson Crusoe, poor, [391].
• Robustious periwig-pated fellow, [137].
• Rock
  • aerial, brotherhood upon, [480].
  • dwell on a, or in a cell, [26].
  • founded upon a, [839].
  • gem of the old, [219].
  • moulder piecemeal on the, [549].
  • of Ages cleft for me, [432].
  • of the national resources, [531].
  • pendent, a towered citadel, [158].
  • reclined, all on a, [347].
  • shall fly from its firm base, this, [491].
  • stood on, to bob for whale, [217].
  • tall, the mountain, [467].
  • the cradle of reposing age, [328].
  • us nearer to the tomb, cradles, [309].
  • weed flung from the, [542].
• Rocks
  • and hills, [150].
  • caves lakes fens bogs, [228].
  • fleeting air and desert, [181].
  • music hath charms to soften, [294].
  • pure gold, water nectar and, [44].
  • throne of, robe of clouds, [553].
  • whereon greatest men have oftest wrecked, [240].
• Rock-bound coast, stern and, [569].
• Rock-ribbed hills, [572].
• Rocked in the cradle of the deep, [676].
• Rocket, rose like a, [431].
• Rocky are her shores, [344].
• Rod
  • and thy staff, thy, [819].
  • beaten with his own, [9].
  • he that spareth his, [826].
  • of empire might have swayed, [384].
  • of iron, rule with a, [849].
  • reversed, his, [246].
  • spare the, [8], [213], [262].
  • to check the erring, [475].
  • wit 's a feather a chief a, [319].
• Rode,
  • full royally he, [23].
  • the six hundred, [628].
• Roderick,
  • art thou a friend to, [491].
  • where was, then, [492].
• Rogue, inch that is not fool is, [269].
• Rogues in buckram, [84].
• Roguish thing, equity is a, [194].
• Roll
  • darkling down, [366].
  • [[1073]]of common men, [85].
  • of honor, pension list is the, [669].
  • on dark blue ocean, [547].
  • wherever waves can, [413].
• Rolls
  • it under his tongue, [283].
  • of fame, in all the, [345].
  • of Noah's ark, [268].
• Rolled
  • two into one, [454].
  • up the wrong way, hedgehog, [584].
• Rolling
  • deep, home on the, [679].
  • in fine frenzy, [59].
  • stone gathers no moss, [14], [711].
  • year is full of thee, the, [357].
• Roman
  • fame, above all, [329].
  • fashion, after the high, [159].
  • hand, we do know the sweet, [76].
  • holiday, to make a, [546].
  • more an antique, than a Dane, [146].
  • name, above any Greek or, [267].
  • noblest, of them all, [115].
  • senate long debate, can a, [298].
  • streets, gibber in the, [126].
  • than such a, [114].
  • thought hath struck him, a, [157].
  • urns, fire in antique, [213].
• Romans
  • call it stoicism, the, [298].
  • countrymen and lovers, [113].
  • last of all the, fare thee well, [115].
• Romance, by the shores of old, [472].
• Romances of Marivaux, [387].
• Romanism and rebellion, [679].
• Romantic, if folly grow, [321].
• Rome,
  • aisles of Christian, [598].
  • big with the fate of, [297].
  • but that I loved, more, [113].
  • can Virgil claim, [271].
  • do as they do at, [791].
  • eternal devil to keep state in, [110].
  • grandeur that was, [640].
  • growing up to might, [642].
  • hook-nosed fellow of, [90].
  • I do fast on Saturday at, [767].
  • in the height of her glory, [533].
  • more than the Pope of, [212].
  • move the stones of, [114].
  • not built in one day, [15], [792].
  • palmy state of, [126].
  • queen of land and sea, [642].
  • shall fall when falls the Coliseum, [546].
  • than second in, [727].
  • thou hast lost the breed of noble bloods, [110].
  • time will doubt of, [558].
  • when at, do as they see done, [193].
• Romeo, wherefore art thou, [105].
• Roof,
  • arched, [251].
  • fretted with golden fire, [134].
  • to shrowd his head, [189], [194].
  • under the shady, [250].
• Room
  • and verge enough, ample, [383].
  • as your company, [859].
  • blazed with lights, [109].
  • civet in the, [415].
  • for Shakespeare, [179].
  • for wit, heads so little no, [222].
  • infinite riches in a little, [41].
  • no gilded dome swells the lowly, [571].
  • no wit for so much, [222].
  • up of my absent child, grief fills the, [79].
  • who sweeps a, [204].
  • worst inn's worst, [322].
• Roost, as chickens come home to, [606].
• Roosts, perched, [242].
• Root,
  • axe is laid unto the, [841].
  • humility that low sweet, [527].
  • insane, [116].
  • love that took an early, [589].
  • nips his, and then he falls, [99].
  • of age, worm at the, [423].
  • of all evil, money is the, [848].
  • of the matter is in me, [817].
  • tree of deepest, [432].
• Roots itself in ease, [131].
• Rooted sorrow from the memory, [125].
• Rope enough, you shall never want, [773].
• Rosaries and pixes, [215].
• Rose,
  • any nose may ravage a, [643].
  • at Christmas, desire a, [54].
  • Aylmer, [511].
  • blossom as the, [834].
  • budding, above the full blown, [476].
  • by any other name, [105].
  • dewdrop clinging to the, [611].
  • flung odours flung, [238].
  • go lovely, [220].
  • growing on his cheek, [31].
  • happy is the, distilled, [57].
  • I am not the, [806].
  • in aromatic pain, [316].
  • in spring, familiar as the, [752].
  • is fairest when 't is budding, [491].
  • is sweetest washed with dew, [491].
  • Je ne suis pas la, [806].
  • just newly born, the, [611].
  • last, of summer, [521].
  • like a full-blown, [575].
  • like a rocket, [431].
  • like an exhalation, [225].
  • lovely is the, [477].
  • my life is like the summer, [677].
  • my luve 's like a red red, [451].
  • of love, gather, [202].
  • of the fair state, [136].
  • of youth, he wears the, [158].
  • red as a, is she, [498].
  • should shut and be a bud, [575].
  • so red, never blows the, [768].
  • sweeter in the bud, [33].
  • that all are praising, [581].
  • that lives its little hour, the, [573].
  • thought like a full-blown, [575].
  • under the, [219].
  • up he, and donned his clothes, [142].
  • vernal bloom or summer's, [155].
  • with leaves yet folded, [560].
  • with thorns, [691].
  • without the thorn, [203], [232].
• Roses
  • and lilies and violets, [581].
  • and white lilies, [685].
  • bower of, by Bendemeer's stream, [526].
  • four red, on a stalk, [97].
  • from your cheek, [378].
  • full of sweet days and, [204].
  • in December seek, [539].
  • make thee beds of, [41].
  • [[1074]]month, of leaves and, [655].
  • never expect to gather, [692].
  • red and violets blew, [28].
  • repentance amid the, [355].
  • roses strew on her, [665].
  • scent of the, [522].
  • she wore a wreath of, [581].
  • strew on her roses, [665].
  • virgins soft as the, [549].
• Rosebud
  • garden of girls, [631].
  • set with thorns, [629].
• Rosebuds,
  • crown ourselves with, [836].
  • filled with snow, [685].
  • gather ye, while ye may, [202].
• Rose-leaves
  • scattered, like, [558].
  • stirred with the air, [558].
• Rose-lipped cherubin, [155].
• Rosemary for remembrance, [142].
• Rosewater on a toad, pour, [597].
• Ross, the Man of, [322].
• Rost, rule the, [8], [194].
• Rosy
  • light, sprinkled with, [338].
  • red, celestial, [238].
  • sea, upon the, [524].
  • steps, morn her, [234].
• Rot
  • and rot, from hour to hour we, [68].
  • propagate and, [317].
  • to lie in cold obstruction and to, [48].
• Rots itself in ease, [131].
• Rote, learned and conned by, [115].
• Rotten
  • apples, small choice in, [72].
  • at the heart, a goodly apple, [61].
  • in Denmark, something is, [131].
• Rottenness, firmament is, [245].
• Rough
  • as nutmeg-graters, [313].
  • quarries rocks and hills, [150].
  • rude sea, all the water in the, [81].
• Rough-hew them how we will, [145].
• Rough-island story, [628].
• Roughly, life has passed, [423].
• Round
  • and round we run, [653].
  • at the top, from the, [655].
  • attains the upmost, [111].
  • dance their wayward, [469].
  • fat oily man of God, [357].
  • glory guards with solemn, [681].
  • hoop's bewitching, [378].
  • keeps up a perpetual, [749].
  • life's dull, [379].
  • numbers are false, [375].
  • the slight waist, [548].
  • the square, all, [584].
  • trivial, the common task, [569].
  • unvarnished tale, [150].
  • while you perform your antic, [123].
• Roundabout, this great, [424].
• Rounded with a sleep, life is, [43].
• Roundelay, my merry merry, [25].
• Round-heads and wooden shoes, [300].
• Rouse
  • a lion, the blood stirs to, [84].
  • and stir as life were in 't, [125].
  • the lion from his lair, [495].
• Rousseau, ask Jean Jacques, [417].
• Rout
  • on rout, ruin upon ruin, [230].
  • where meet a public, [176].
  • world with its motley, [424].
• Routed all his foes, thrice he, [271].
• Roving, go no more a, [553].
• Row
  • brothers row, [518].
  • one way and look another, [186].
• Rowers, like, who advance backward, [777].
• Rowland
  • for an Oliver, [859].
  • to the dark tower came, [147].
• Roy's wife of Aldivalloch, [674].
• Royal
  • office to execute laws, [411].
  • path to geometry, [811].
  • train believe me, a, [100].
• Royally he rode, [23].
• Royalty of virtue, the, [668].
• Ruat cœlum fiat voluntas tua, [205], [218].
• Rub,
  • let the world, [786].
  • there 's the, [135].
• Rubs which providence sends, [401].
• Rubente dextera, [227].
• Rubicon, I had passed the, [530].
• Rubies
  • grew, where the, [201].
  • price of wisdom is above, [817].
  • wisdom is better than, [825].
• Rudder
  • is of verses, rhyme the, [211].
  • true, steer my, [777].
• Ruddy
  • drop of manly blood, [602].
  • drops, dear as the, [112], [383].
• Rude
  • am I in my speech, [149].
  • forefathers of the hamlet, [384].
  • hand deface it, may no, [469].
  • in speech, though I be, [846].
  • militia swarms, [273].
  • multitude call the afternoon, [56].
  • sea grew civil at her song, [57].
  • stream, mercy of a, [99].
• Rudely,
  • speke he never so, [2].
  • stamped, I that am, [95].
• Rue
  • and euphrasy, [240].
  • nought shall make us, [80].
  • with a difference, wear your, [142].
• Rueful conflict, the heart riven the, [473].
• Ruffian, that father, [85].
• Ruffles,
  • sending them, [398].
  • when wanting a shirt, [286].
• Rug, snug as a bug in a, [361].
• Rugged
  • line, harsh cadence of a, [270].
  • Russian bear, [122].
• Ruin
  • and confusion hurled, in, [300].
  • drunkenness identical with, [765].
  • final, fiercely drives, [309].
  • has designed, whom God to, [269].
  • lovely in death the beauteous, [308].
  • majestic though in, [227].
  • man marks the earth with, [547].
  • one prodigious, swallow all, [337].
  • or to rule the state, [267].
  • prostrate the beauteous, [453].
  • seize thee ruthless king, [383].
  • systems into, hurled, [315].
  • the fires of, glow, [513].
  • threats of pain and, [385].
  • upon ruin rout on rout, [230].
• Ruins,
  • fame on lesser, built, [258].
  • human mind in, [682].
  • of himself, the, [347].
  • of Iona, [369].
  • of St. Paul's, [591].
  • of the noblest man, [113].
• Ruin's ploughshare, stern, [448].
• Ruined by natural propensities, [411].
• [[1075]]Ruin-trace, can print no, [610].
• Rule
  • alone, too fond to, [327].
  • all be done by the, [157].
  • Britannia, [358].
  • exceptions prove the, [187].
  • eye sublime declared absolute, [232].
  • Homer's, the best, [328].
  • little sway, a little, [358].
  • long-levelled, [244].
  • none shall, but the humble, [599].
  • of men entirely great, [606].
  • of Plato, [254].
  • over others, how shall I, [771].
  • the good old, [473].
  • the great, ill can he, [29].
  • the law, rich men, [395].
  • the rost, [11], [194].
  • the state, to ruin or to, [267].
  • the varied year, to, [356].
  • them with a rod of iron, [849].
• Rules,
  • a few plain, [479].
  • and hammers, [159].
  • never shows she, [321].
  • o'er freemen, who, [375].
  • the twelve good, [398].
  • the waves, Britannia, [358].
• Ruler of the inverted year, [420].
• Ruleth
  • all the roste, [8].
  • his spirit, he that, [827].
• Ruling
  • passion, [321], [322].
  • power within, [750].
• Rum
  • and true religion, [556].
  • Romanism and rebellion, [679].
• Ruminate, as thou dost, [153].
• Rumination wraps me, my often, [70].
• Rumour of oppression, [418].
• Rumours of wars, [841].
• Run
  • amuck, too discreet to, [328].
  • away and fly, [212].
  • away, they conquer love that, [200].
  • back, time will, [251].
  • before the wind, [393].
  • he may, that readeth it, [836].
  • I can, or I can fly, [246].
  • to and fro, many shall, [835].
  • to wait to ride to, [30].
  • with the hare, [33].
  • with the hound, [12].
• Runs
  • away, he that fights and, [216].
  • away, he who fights and, [403].
  • may read, he that, [422].
  • the great circuit, [420].
  • the world away, [138].
• Runneth
  • not to the contrary, [392].
  • over, my cup, [819].
• Running
  • brooks, books in the, [67].
  • sprightly, [276].
• Rupert of debate, [606].
• Rural
  • quiet, retirement, [355].
  • sights alone, not, [417].
• Rush
  • against Othello's breast, [156].
  • into the skies, [315].
  • to glory or the grave, [515].
• Rushed to meet the insulting foe, [443].
• Rushing
  • of the arrowy Rhone, [543].
  • of the blast, the, [573].
• Russet mantle clad, morn in, [127].
• Russia, last out a night in, [47].
• Russian bear, the rugged, [122].
• Rust,
  • better to be eaten to death with, [88].
  • better wear out than, [853].
  • unburnished, to, [625].
• Rustic
  • life and poverty, [514].
  • moralist, teach the, [385].
• Rustics, amazed the gazing, [397].
• Rustling
  • in the dark, mournful, [615].
  • in unpaid-for silk, [159].
• Rusty for want of fighting, [211].
• Ruth, when sick for home, [575].
• Ruthless king, ruin seize thee, [383].

• Sabaoth and port, [170].
• Sabbath
  • appeared, when a, [416].
  • bill to frame a, [586].
  • day to me, Sunday shines no, [326].
  • he who ordained the, [636].
  • of his rest, the eternal, [277].
  • was made for man, [841].
• Sabbathless Satan, [509].
• Sabean odours, [232].
• Sable
  • cloud with silver lining, [243].
  • goddess, night, [306].
  • hearse, underneath this, [179].
  • night, son of the, [39].
  • silvered, his beard a, [129].
• Sables, suit of, [138].
• Sabler tints of woe, [386].
• Sabrina fair, listen, [246].
• Sack,
  • intolerable deal of, [85].
  • purge and leave, [88].
• Sacred
  • and inspired divinity, [170].
  • burden is this life, [641].
  • honour, pledge our, [434].
  • pity, drops of, [69].
  • religion mother of form, [39].
  • to gods is misery, [343].
  • to ridicule his whole life long, [328].
• Sacrifice,
  • is no vain, [301].
  • to the graces, [353], [760].
  • turn delight into a, [204].
  • unpitied, an, [408].
• Sacrifices, such, my Cordelia, [148].
• Sacrilegious murder, [120].
• Sad
  • and bad and mad it was, [650].
  • as angels, [513].
  • because it makes us smile, [560].
  • by fits, 't was, [390].
  • experience to make me, [71].
  • fancies do we affect, [483].
  • heart, ruddy drops that visit my, [112].
  • impious in a good man to be, [308].
  • music of humanity, [467].
  • near to make a man look, [59].
  • so, so tender and so true, [380].
  • stories of the death of kings, [82].
  • vicissitude of things, [379], [393].
  • votarist in palmer's weed, [243].
  • words of tongue or pen, [619].
• Sadder and a wiser man, [499].
• Saddest
  • of all tales, [560].
  • of the year, days the, [573].
• Saddle, things are in the, [599].
• Saddled and bridled, [682].
• Sadness
  • and longing, feeling of, [614].
  • diverter of, [207].
  • wraps me in a most humorous, [70].
• [[1076]]Safe
  • and sound your trust is, [313].
  • bind safe find, [21].
  • from temptation and pollution, [615].
  • through a thousand perils, [497].
• Safer being meek than fierce, [650].
• Safety,
  • fear is the mother of, [411].
  • in multitude of counsellors, [825].
  • little temporary, [359].
  • pluck this flower, [84].
  • pot of ale and, [91].
  • to teach thee, [79].
  • walks in its steps, [460].
• Sagacious
  • blue-stocking, [592].
  • of his quarry from so far, [239].
• Sage
  • advices, lengthened, [451].
  • by saint by savage and by, [334].
  • frolic, make the, [345].
  • he stood, [182], [227].
  • he thought as a, [428].
  • just less than, [518].
  • long experience made him, [348].
  • thinks like a, [607].
  • truths electrify the, [514].
• Sages
  • have seen in thy face, [416].
  • in all times assert, [8].
  • teach more than all the, can, [466].
• Sage's pride, vain the, [330].
• Sager, by losing rendered, [554].
• Said
  • anything that was remembered, never, [609].
  • before, nothing that has not been, [702].
  • it, as well as if I had, [292].
  • little, is soonest mended, [200].
  • nothing but what has been, [185].
  • on both sides, much may be, [300], [363].
• Sail,
  • bark attendant, [320].
  • breath of heaven swell the, [416].
  • is as a noiseless wing, this, [543].
  • learn of the little Nautilus to, [318].
  • like my pinnace, [45].
  • on even keel, [354].
  • on life's ocean diversely we, [317].
  • on O ship of state, [615].
  • on O Union strong and great, [615].
  • set every threadbare, [635].
  • swan spreads his snowy, [677].
  • what avail the plough or, [601].
  • wherever billows roll, ships will, [550].
  • white and rustling, [537].
• Sails
  • filled and streamers waving, [242].
  • filled with a lusty wind, [37].
  • over-weathered ribs and ragged, [62].
  • purple the, [157].
• Sailed
  • for sunny isles, [589].
  • with me before, you never, [458].
• Sailing
  • like a stately ship, [242].
  • on obscene wings, [501].
• Sailor,
  • messmates hear a brother, [672].
  • on a mast, a drunken, [97].
• Sailors are but men, [61].
• Sail-yards tremble, the, [37].
• Saint
  • Augustine well hast thou said, [616].
  • George and the dragon, [78].
  • John, awake my, [314].
  • John mingle with my friendly bowl, [328].
  • in crape and lawn, [320].
  • in wisdom's school, [181].
  • it, sinner it or, [321].
  • it would provoke a, [321].
  • Mary's lake, swan on still, [474].
  • my late espoused, [26].
  • Nicholas would soon be there, [527].
  • no true, allows, [215].
  • Paul's, ruins of, [591].
  • savage and by sage, by, [334].
  • seem a, when I play the devil, [96].
  • sustained it the woman died, [335].
  • to corrupt a, [83].
  • upon his knees, [422].
• Saints
  • above, men below and, [487].
  • death of his, [823].
  • his soul is with the, [502].
  • immortal reign, where, [303].
  • who taught, [313].
  • will aid if men will call, [499].
• Sainted, a thing enskyed and, [47].
• Saintly
  • chastity, so dear is, [245].
  • shew, falsehood under, [232].
• Saint-seducing gold, [104].
• Saintship of an anchorite, [540].
• Salad days, my, [157].
• Sally, there 's none like pretty, [285].
• Salmons in both, there is, [92].
• Salt
  • have lost his savour, [838].
  • of our youth, we have some, [45].
  • of the earth, ye are the, [838].
  • peck of, [785].
  • pillar of, [813].
  • seasoned with, [847].
  • upon the tails of sparrows, [291].
  • who ne'er knew, [344].
• Salt-fish on his hook, [158].
• Saltness
  • of time, [88].
  • oil vinegar sugar and, [399].
• Saltpetre, this villanous, [83].
• Salutary
  • influence of example, [369].
  • neglect, wise and, [408].
• Salutation to the morn, [97].
• Salvation,
  • no relish of, [139].
  • none of us should see, [65].
  • tools of working our, [215].
• Samarcand, all the gems of, [437].
• Samaritan,
  • acts like a, [607].
  • without the oil and twopence, [460].
• Same,
  • another and the, [331].
  • another yet the, [331].
• Samphire, one that gathers, [148].
• Sampler, ply the, [246].
• Sanat sanctificat et ditat, [360].
• Sancho Panza is my own self, [790].
• Sanctified the crime, numbers, [425].
• Sanction of the god, [337].
• Sanctity of reason, indu'd with, [236].
• Sanctuary of the intuitions, [602].
• Sanctum supercilious, my, [586].
• Sand
  • and the wild uproar, [598].
  • leaves or driving, [337].
  • little grains of, [642].
  • roll down their golden, [536].
  • were pearl, if all their, [44].
• Sands,
  • come unto these yellow, [42].
  • ignoble things, [196].
  • o' Dee, across the, [664].
  • of time, footprints on the, [612].
  • [[1077]]small, the mountain make, [311].
  • syllable men's names on, [243].
• Sandal shoon, by his, [405].
• Sanded floor, the nicely, [397].
• Sand-dunes, like the, [754].
• Sane, 't is better being, than mad, [650].
• Sang,
  • it may turn out a, [448].
  • of love and not of fame, [666].
• Sange, ful wel she, [1].
• Sans
  • intermission, [68].
  • taste sans everything, [69].
  • teeth sans eyes, [69].
• Sapphire blaze the living throne, [382].
• Sapphires, glowed with living, [233].
• Sappho
  • loved and sung, where, [557].
  • survives we sing her songs, [645].
• Sapping a solemn creed, [544].
• Sardonic smile, [860].
• Sat like a cormorant, [232].
• Satan
  • came also, [816].
  • exalted sat, [226].
  • finds some mischief, [302].
  • get thee behind me, [840].
  • play at cherry-pit with, [76].
  • sabbathless, [509].
  • so call him now, [235].
  • stood unterrified, [229].
  • trembles when he sees, [422].
  • was now at hand, [228].
• Satanic school, the, [508].
• Satchel, schoolboy with his, [69], [354].
• Satire
  • be my song, [539].
  • for pointed, [279].
  • is my weapon, [328].
  • like a polished razor, [350].
  • or sense, [328].
• Satisfaction
  • as the time requires, [168].
  • of the tongue, windy, [343].
• Satisfied that is well paid, he is, [65].
• Saturday and Monday, betwixt a, [285].
• Satyr, Hyperion to a, [128].
• Sauce, sharpen with cloyless, [157].
• Saucy doubts and fears, [122].
• Saul
  • among the prophets, [814].
  • and Jonathan were lovely, [815].
• Sauntered Europe round, [332].
• Savage
  • breast, soothe the, [294].
  • saint and sage, by, [334].
  • wild in woods the noble, ran, [275].
  • woman, take some, [626].
• Savageness in unreclaimed blood, [133].
• Save
  • in his own country, [839].
  • me from the candid friend, [464].
• Saviour's birth is celebrated, [127].
• Savour, salt have lost his, [838].
• Saw
  • and loved, [430].
  • an old said, [29].
  • and overcame, [90].
  • I doubted of this, [196].
  • no sound of hammer or of, [421].
  • the air too much, do not, [137].
  • who, to wish her stay, [237].
• Saws, full of wise, [69].
• Say
  • I 'm sick, I 'm dead, [326].
  • it that should not, though I, [198].
  • nothing but what has been said, [185].
  • than do, more disagreeable to, [728].
  • to yourself what you would be, [746].
  • wills to do or, [238].
• Says
  • a foolish thing, never, [279].
• Saying
  • and doing are two things, [284].
  • short, contains much wisdom, [697].
• Sayings
  • of philosophers, [212].
  • such odd, [62].
• Scab of churches, [175].
• Scabbard, sword glued to my, [194].
• Scabbards, swords leaped from their, [409].
• Scaffold
  • high, on the, [680].
  • truth forever on the, [657].
• Scale,
  • free-livers on a small, [536].
  • geometric, [240].
  • Justice with lifted, [330].
  • weighing in equal, [127].
• Scales, Jove weighs in dubious, [343].
• Scaly horror of his folded tail, [251].
• Scan,
  • or their faults to, [396].
  • presume not God to, [317].
  • your brother man, [448].
• Scandal
  • about Queen Elizabeth, [441].
  • in disguise, praise undeserved is, [330].
  • waits on greatest state, [161].
• Scandals, immortal, [670].
• Scandalous and poor, [279].
• Scanter of your maiden presence, [130].
• 'Scapes, hair-breadth, [150].
• Scar, if two loves join there is oft a, [648].
• Scars,
  • gashed with honourable, [496].
  • jests at, that never felt a wound, [105].
  • remaining, they stood aloof the, [500].
• Scarce
  • expect one of my age, [459].
  • would move a horse, [416].
• Scarecrows, no eye hath seen such, [86].
• Scared out of his seven senses, [493].
• Scarfed bark, [62].
• Scarfs garters gold, [318].
• Scatter plenty, [385].
• Scene
  • be acted over, this lofty, [112].
  • last of all, [69].
  • not one fair, [582].
  • o'er this changing, [535].
  • of man, o'er all this, [314].
  • on which they gazed, [468].
  • that memorable, [263].
  • tread again the, [407].
  • was more beautiful far, [528].
  • was o'er, the proud, [331].
• Scenes,
  • gay and festive, [678].
  • gay gilded, [299].
  • like these, from, [447].
  • like this, to live and die in, [522].
  • of my childhood, [537].
• Scent
  • of odorous perfume, [242].
  • of the roses, [522].
  • the fair annoys, whose, [415].
  • the morning air, methinks I, [132].
  • to every flower, gives, [414].
• Scents, pleasant, salute the nose, [655].
• Scented the grim feature, [239].
• Sceptic could inquire for, [210].
• Sceptre,
  • a barren, in my gripe, [121].
  • all who meet obey, [550].
  • leaden, stretches forth her, [306].
  • our flag the, [550].
  • shows the force of temporal power, [64].
• Sceptred
  • hermit, a, [677].
  • [[1078]]isle, this, [81].
  • pall, tragedy in, [250].
  • sovereigns, dead but, [554].
  • sway, mercy is above this, [64].
• Scheld or wandering Po, [394].
• Scheme for her own breakfast, [311].
• Schemes o' mice, best laid, [446].
• Schiller has the material sublime, [505].
• Scholar
  • and a gentleman, [447].
  • in the soldier more than in the, [151].
  • rake Christian dupe, [388].
  • ripe and good one, [101].
• Scholars,
  • base born, the greatest, [190].
  • great men, not great, [638].
  • the land of, [395].
• Scholar's
  • life assail, the, [365].
  • soldier's eye, [136].
• School,
  • creeping unwillingly to, [69].
  • days, in my joyful, [509].
  • experience keeps a dear, [360].
  • of mankind, example the, [411].
  • of Stratford, [1].
  • saint in wisdom's, [181].
  • tell tales out of, [12].
  • the Satanic, [508].
• Schools,
  • flogging in great, [372].
  • jargon of the, [287], [414].
  • old maxim in the, [290].
• Schoolboy,
  • whining, [69].
  • whips his taxed top, [462].
  • with his satchel, [69], [354].
• Schoolboys, frisk away like, [447].
• Schoolboy's tale, a, [541].
• Schooldays, in my, [60].
• Schoolmaster is abroad, [527].
• Science,
  • bright-eyed, [383].
  • eel of, by the tail, [331].
  • fair, frowned not, on his birth, [386].
  • falsely so-called, [848].
  • glare of false, [428].
  • good sense though no, [322].
  • new, that men lere, [6].
  • of our law, the lawless, [627].
  • one, will one genius fit, [323].
  • proud, never taught to stray, [315].
  • sort of hocus-pocus, [350].
  • star-eyed, [513].
• Sciences,
  • all the abstruse, [556].
  • books must follow, [168].
• Scilurus on his death-bed, [731].
• Scio's rocky isle, old man of, [550].
• Scion of chiefs and monarchs, [547].
• Scipio buried by the upbraiding shore, [545].
• Scipio's ghost walks unavenged, [298].
• Scoff, fools who came to, [397].
• Scoffer's pen, product of a, [479].
• Scolding from Carlyle, [637].
• Scole of Stratford, [1].
• Scope of my opinion, [126].
• Score and tally, no books but the, [94].
• Scorn
  • delights, [247].
  • for the time of, [155].
  • in spite of, [225].
  • laugh a siege to, [125].
  • laugh thee to, [837].
  • laughed his word to, [415].
  • not the sonnet, [485].
  • of consequence, [623].
  • of eyes reflecting gems, [96].
  • of scorn the hate of hate, [623].
  • read to doubt or read to, [494].
  • to laugh to, [71].
  • what a deal of, looks beautiful, [76].
• Scorns of time, whips and, [135].
• Scorned,
  • no fury like a woman, [294].
  • slighted, disappointed woman, [296].
• Scornful jest, most bitter is a, [366].
• Scorning the base degrees, [111].
• Scorpion died of the bite, [400].
• Scot and lot, [178].
• Scots,
  • a few industrious, [37].
  • wha hae wi Wallace bled, [450].
  • wham Bruce has often led, [450].
• Scotch
  • nation void of wit, [389].
  • understanding, [459].
• Scotched the snake, [121].
• Scotchman,
  • left to a beggarly, [370].
  • much may be made of a, [371].
• Scotchman's noblest prospect, [370].
• Scotia's grandeur springs, [447].
• Scotland
  • at the Orcades, [318].
  • stands, where it did, [124].
• Scotland's strand, fair, [452].
• Scoundrel
  • and a coward, [370].
  • last refuge of a, [372].
  • maxim, [357].
• Scoured with perpetual motion, [88].
• Scourge
  • inexorable, [226].
  • of God, him that was the, [571].
  • whose iron, [382].
• Scourged to his dungeon, [572].
• Scours the plain, Camilla, [324].
• Scout, the blabbing Eastern, [243].
• Scraps
  • of learning dote, on, [310].
  • stolen the, [56].
• Scratched, a little, 't will serve, [56].
• Screw your courage to the sticking place, [118].
• Scripture
  • authentic, [310].
  • elder, writ by God, [310].
  • the devil can cite, [61].
• Scruple of her excellence, [46].
• Sculptured
  • in stone on poet's pages, [648].
  • marble, although no, [531].
• Scutcheon, honour a mere, [87].
• Scuttled ship, that ever, [557].
• Scylla
  • and Charybdis, [810].
  • your father, [64].
• Scyllam, incidis in, [64].
• S'death I 'll print it, [326].
• Sea,
  • alone on a wide wide, [498].
  • as stars look on the, [607].
  • beheld and fled, the great, [261].
  • best thing between England and France, [597].
  • boisterous captain of the, [392].
  • by the deep, where none intrude, [547].
  • cloud out of the, [815].
  • come o'er the moonlit, [611].
  • compassed by the inviolate, [623].
  • desert of the, [833].
  • down to a sunless, [500].
  • dreary, now blows between, [500].
  • far-heard whisper o'er the, [498].
  • first gem of the, [522].
  • [[1079]]footsteps in the, [423].
  • fountain stream and, [496].
  • give a thousand furlongs of, [42].
  • glad waters of the dark blue, [550].
  • go down to the, in ships, [823].
  • grew civil at her song, [57].
  • his deeds inimitable like the, [36].
  • hollows crowned with summer, [629].
  • home on the rolling, [679].
  • how the fishes live in the, [161].
  • I 'm on the, [538].
  • in rage deaf as the, [80].
  • in the bosom of the, [94], [182].
  • in the flat, sunk, [244].
  • in the rough rude, [81].
  • into that silent, [498].
  • is a thief, [109].
  • is calm, when the, [710].
  • isles that o'erlace the, [645].
  • lane of beams athwart the, [625].
  • light that never was on, [475].
  • like to the Pontic, [155].
  • loved the great, more and more, [538].
  • Marathon looks on the, [557].
  • money to a starving man at, [786].
  • most dangerous, [63].
  • music of the, [503].
  • my bark is on the, [553].
  • no breath came o'er the, [611].
  • nor earth nor boundless, [162].
  • now flows between a dreary, [500].
  • of glory, summers in a, [99].
  • of pines, silent, [501].
  • of troubles, arms against a, [135].
  • of upturned faces, [493], [531].
  • on life's rough, [37].
  • one as the, [496].
  • one foot in, and one on shore, [51], [405].
  • one voice is of the, [478].
  • or fire in earth or air, in, [126].
  • or land, thing of, [242].
  • our flag is known in every, [605].
  • our heritage the, [537].
  • Peri beneath the dark, [526].
  • pouring oil on the, [740].
  • precious stone set in the silver, [81].
  • Proteus rising from the, [477].
  • robs the vast, [109].
  • rolls its waves, while the, [675].
  • scattered in the bottom of the, [96].
  • ships that have gone down at, [527].
  • sight of that immortal, [478].
  • sing the dangers of the, [672].
  • siren who sung under the, [521].
  • stern god of, [253].
  • swelling of the voiceful, [503].
  • the breeze is on the, [494].
  • the open, the blue the fresh, [538].
  • the passenger pukes in, [559].
  • they who plough the, [712].
  • under the deep deep, [583].
  • union with its native, [480].
  • upon the rosy, [524].
  • uttermost parts of the, [824].
  • was roaring, 't was when the, [347].
  • wave o' the, I wish you a, [78].
  • wet sheet and flowing, [537].
  • what thing of, or land, [242].
  • whether in, or fire, [126].
• Seas,
  • dangers of the, [176].
  • foam of perilous, [575].
  • guard our native, [514].
  • incarnadine, [120].
  • of gore, shedding, [559].
  • of thought, strange, [475].
  • rivers run to, [274].
  • roll to waft me, [316].
  • Severn to the narrow, [483].
  • such a jewel as twenty, [44].
  • two boundless, [525].
  • unsuspected isle in the far, [644].
• Sea-born treasures, my, [598].
• Sea-change, suffer a, [42].
• Sea-coal fire, by a, [89].
• Sea-girt citadel, winged, [541].
• Seal, seem to set his, [140].
• Seals
  • of love but sealed in vain, [49].
  • that close the pestilence, [562].
• Sealed their letters with their thumbs, [460].
• Sea-maid's music, to hear the, [57].
• Seamen, the gentlemen were not, [593].
• Sea-sand, brown as the ribbed, [498].
• Search
  • men's principles, [752].
  • not his bottom, [257].
  • not worth the, [60].
  • nothing so hard but, will find it, [203].
  • of deep philosophy, [260].
  • patient, and vigil long, [555].
  • the coffers round, [251].
  • vain my weary, [395].
• Searches to the bottom, [102].
• Sea-shore, boy playing on the, [278].
• Season,
  • each thing that grows in, [54].
  • ever 'gainst that, [127].
  • everything at its proper, [720].
  • from that time unto this, [30].
  • priketh every gentil herte, [2].
  • shock of corn in his, [816].
  • things seasoned by, [66].
  • to everything there is a, [830].
  • when I have convenient, [843].
  • word spoken in, [611].
  • word spoken in due, [826].
  • your admiration for a while, [128].
• Seasons
  • and their change, [233].
  • death thou hast all, [570].
  • justice, when mercy, [65].
  • return with the year, [230].
  • roll as the swift, [636].
  • vernal, of the year, [254].
  • who knew the, [623].
• Seasoned
  • life of man, [254].
  • timber never gives, [204].
  • with a gracious voice, [63].
  • with salt, [847].
• Seat,
  • his favourite, be woman's feeble breast, [482].
  • in some poetic nook, [536].
  • is the bosom of God, her, [31].
  • misfortune made the throne her, [301].
  • nature from her, [239].
  • of Mars, this, [81].
  • this castle hath a pleasant, [117].
  • up to our native, [226].
  • vaulted with ease into his, [86].
  • [[1080]]while memory holds a, [132].
• Seats beneath the shade, [395].
• Seated heart knock at my ribs, [116].
• Second
  • childishness and mere oblivion, [69].
  • Daniel, a, [65].
  • each, stood heir to the first, [149].
  • in Rome, [727].
  • nature, custom is, [735].
  • thought, the sober, [283].
  • thoughts are best, [277].
  • thoughts, to their own, [283].
• Secret
  • as the grave, [792].
  • black and midnight hags, [123].
  • bread eaten in, [825].
  • dread and inward horror, [298].
  • in silence and tears, in, [682].
  • of a weed's plain heart, [656].
  • of nature, death is a, [751].
  • of success is constancy, [608].
  • soul to show, [551].
  • sympathy, it is the, [488].
  • things are the Lord's, [814].
  • trusted to a woman, [725].
• Secrets
  • of my prison-house, [131].
  • of the nether world, [749].
  • reveal no, [398].
• Secretary of nature, [208].
• Sect, slave to no, [320].
• Sects, vicissitudes of, and religions, [168].
• Secure
  • amidst a falling world, [300].
  • the past at least is, [532].
• Security
  • for the future, [364].
  • public honour is, [689].
• Sedge, giving a kiss to every, [44].
• Seduces all mankind, woman, [348].
• See
  • a hand you cannot see, [314].
  • a world to, [33].
  • all things, light to, [30].
  • and be seen, [707].
  • and eek for to be seie, [3].
  • her is to love her, to, [452].
  • is this a dagger which I, [119].
  • it, I don't, [297].
  • may I be there to, [417].
  • none so blind as those that will not, [283], [293].
  • oursels as others see us, [448].
  • the conquering hero comes, [281].
  • the right and approve it, [295].
  • thee again, then I shall, [115].
  • thee at Philippi, [115].
  • thee damned first, I will, [464].
  • thee still, I have thee not yet, [119].
  • through a glass darkly, [845].
  • 't is but a part we, [315].
  • what I see, to have seen what I have seen, [136].
  • what is not to be seen, [439].
  • with his half-shut eyes, [326].
• Sees
  • God in clouds, [315].
  • or dreams he sees, [225].
  • what he foresaw, [476].
  • with equal eye, who, [315].
• Seed
  • begging bread, nor his, [819].
  • fruit from such a, [544].
  • in the morning sow thy, [831].
  • of the church, [756].
• Seeds
  • of poesy by heaven sown, [347].
  • of time, look into the, [116].
• Seeing
  • eye, the hearing ear, [827].
  • eyes were made for, if, [599].
  • not satisfied with, [830].
  • precious, to the eye, [56].
  • the root of the matter, [817].
• Seek
  • and ye shall find, [839].
  • it ere it come to light, [424].
  • thee in vain by the meadow, [587].
• Seeks painted trifles, [391].
• Seeking
  • light doth light of light beguile, [54].
  • the bubble reputation, [69].
  • whom he may devour, [849].
• Seem
  • a saint when I play the devil, [96].
  • they grow to what they, [395].
  • things are not what they, [612].
• Seems
  • madam I know not seems, [127].
  • wisest virtuousest best, [238].
• Seeming
  • estranged, providence, [586].
  • evil still educing good, [357].
  • otherwise, [151].
• Seemly, do it not if it is not, [756].
• Seen
  • better days, we have, [68].
  • evidence of things not, [848].
  • needs only to be, [269].
  • never was nor never shall be, [182].
  • that day, or ever I had, [128].
  • too early, unknown, [105].
  • what I have seen, [136].
• Seldom
  • he smiles, [111].
  • shall she hear a tale, [380].
• Selection, natural, [622].
• Self,
  • smote the cord of, [625].
  • something dearer than, [541].
  • true to thine own, [130].
• Self-approving hour, one, [319].
• Self-disparagement, inward, [480].
• Self-dispraise, luxury in, [480].
• Self-esteem, nothing profits more than, [238].
• Self-evident truths, [434].
• Self-existence, concatenation of, [401].
• Self-knowledge self-control, [623].
• Self-love not so vile a sin, [91].
• Self-made men, [637].
• Self-mettle tires him, [98].
• Self-neglecting and self-love, [91].
• Self-preservation in animals, [764].
• Self-reliance, discontent is want of, [601].
• Self-reproach, feel no, [468].
• Self-respect, never lose thy, [750].
• Self-reverence self-knowledge, [623].
• Self-sacrifice, spirit of, [475].
• Selfsame
  • flight the selfsame way, [60].
  • heaven that frowns on me, [98].
• Self-slaughter, canon 'gainst, [128].
• Self-taught, I sing, [347].
• Sell with you buy with you, [61].
• Selling of pig in a poke, [20].
• Selves,
  • from our own, our joys must flow, [362].
  • stepping-stones of their dead, [631].
• Semblance, wait for me a little, [746].
• Semi-Solomon, a kind of, [593].
• Sempronius, we 'll do more, [297].
• Senate
  • at his heels, Cæsar with a, [319].
  • [[1081]]give his little, laws, [327], [336].
  • long debate, can a Roman, [298].
• Senates, listening, [385].
• Senators,
  • green-robed, those, [575].
  • most grave, [151].
• Senior-junior giant-dwarf, [55].
• Sensation, count minutes by, [608].
• Sensations felt in the blood, [467].
• Sense
  • aches at thee, the, [155].
  • all the joys of, [319].
  • and nonsense, through, [269].
  • and outward things, [478].
  • custom who all, doth eat, [141].
  • deviates into, [269].
  • flows in fit words, [268].
  • from thought divide, [316].
  • good health and good, [713].
  • good, the gift of heaven, [322].
  • if all want, [205].
  • joys of, lie in three words, [319].
  • live within the, [567].
  • men of, approve, [324].
  • much fruit of, [323].
  • obstinate questionings of, [478].
  • of death is most in apprehension, [48].
  • of future favours, gratitude, [304].
  • of ills to come, no, [381].
  • of shame, lost to all, [338].
  • of your great merit, [423].
  • one for rhyme, one for, [213].
  • palls upon the, [298].
  • palter in a double, [126].
  • persons of good, [796].
  • satire or, [328].
  • song charms the, [228].
  • sound an echo to the, [324].
  • stings and motions of the, [47].
  • sublime of something, [467].
  • the daintier, [143].
  • want of decency is want of, [278].
  • whose weighty, [268].
  • with his uncommon, [352].
• Senses,
  • entrancing our, [677].
  • impressions through the, [754].
  • seven, out of his, [493].
  • steep my, in forgetfulness, [89].
  • unto our gentle, [117].
• Senseless and fit man, most, [51].
• Sensibility, wanting, [422].
• Sensible
  • and well-bred man, [415].
  • men are of the same religion, [610].
  • men never tell, [610].
  • to feeling as to sight, [119].
  • warm motion, [48].
• Sensuous, simple passionate and, [254].
• Sentence,
  • he mouths a, [412].
  • hungry judges sign the, [326].
  • mortality my, [239].
  • my, is for open war, [226].
• Sentences, quips and, [51].
• Sententious, Cato the, [559].
• Sentiment,
  • action measured by the, [602].
  • nurse of manly, [410].
  • pluck the eyes of, [635].
• Sentimentally disposed to harmony, [509].
• Sentinel
  • and nun, like, [635].
  • stars set their watch, [515].
• Sentinels, fixed, [91].
• Separateth very friends, [827].
• September, thirty days hath, [684].
• Sepulchral urns, in old, [415].
• Sepulchre,
  • quietly inurned in the, [130].
  • soldier's, shall be a, [515].
• Sepulchres whited, [841].
• Sepulchred in such pomp, [251].
• Sequent centuries, no, [600].
• Sequestered vale, [385], [425].
• Seraph,
  • as the rapt, that adores, [316].
  • so spake the, Abdiel, [235].
• Seraphs might despair, where, [540].
• Serbonian bog, [228].
• Sere the yellow leaf, [124].
• Serene
  • amidst alarms, [428].
  • and bright, old age, [475].
  • gem of purest ray, [385].
  • of heaven, breaks the, [507].
• Serenely full the epicure would say, [461].
• Serenity, a never fading, [299].
• Sergeant death, this fell, [145].
• Serious
  • in ridiculous matters, [735].
  • smile, make the, [345].
  • thought, still and, [471].
• Seriphus, if I had been of, [723].
• Sermon,
  • perhaps turn out a, [448].
  • who flies a, [204].
• Sermons
  • and soda-water, [557].
  • in stones, [67].
• Serpent,
  • biteth like a, [828].
  • like Aaron's, [317].
  • more of the, than dove, [41].
  • of old Nile, [157].
  • sting thee twice, [64].
  • trail of the, [526].
  • under the innocent flower, [117].
• Serpents,
  • be ye wise as, [839].
  • poison for, [718].
• Serpent's tooth, sharper than a, [146].
• Servant
  • a dog, is thy, [816].
  • of God, well done, [236].
  • to the lender, [828].
  • with this clause, [204].
• Servants,
  • men in great place are thrice, [165].
  • of fame and of business, [165].
  • of the sovereign or state, [165].
• Serve
  • for table-talk, [64].
  • God and mammon, ye cannot, [838].
  • in heaven, than, [224].
  • one of those that will not, [149].
  • they, who stand and wait, [252].
  • 't is enough, 't will, [107].
• Serves me most who serves his country best, [339].
• Served my God, had I but, [100].
• Serveth not another's will, [174].
• Servi peregrini, [418].
• Service,
  • ability for good, [411].
  • devine, she sange, [1].
  • done the state some, [156].
  • is no heritage, [73].
  • is perfect freedom, whose, [851].
  • of the antique world, [67].
  • small, is true service, [486].
  • still, strong for, [419].
  • sweat for duty not for meed, [67].
  • [[1082]]'t is the curse of, [149].
  • to the flesh, [754].
  • weary and old with, [99].
  • yeoman's, it did me, [145].
• Servile
  • opportunity to gold, [483].
  • to skyey influences, [48].
• Servitors, nimble and airy, [253].
• Servitude, base laws of, [275].
• Seson priketh every gentil herte, [2].
• Sessions of sweet silent thought, [161].
• Set
  • down aught in malice, [156].
  • here is the whole, [442].
  • mankind their little, [437].
  • my life upon a cast, [98].
  • my life upon any charm, [121].
  • terms, in good, [68].
  • thine house in order, [834].
• Setter up of kings, [95].
• Setteth up another, [821].
• Setting,
  • I haste now to my, [99].
  • in his western skies, [268].
  • sun and music at the close, [81].
  • sun, men shut doors against a, [109].
• Settle's numbers, lived in, [331].
• Seven
  • ages, his acts being, [69].
  • all at six and, [15].
  • cities warred for Homer, [194].
  • halfpenny loaves, [94].
  • hours to law, [438].
  • hundred pounds and possibilities, [45].
  • men that can render a reason, [828].
  • senses, scared out of his, [493], [787].
  • wealthy towns, [194].
  • women hold of one man, [833].
  • years' pith, these arms had, [149].
• Seventy years young, [638].
• Severe,
  • grave to gay from lively to, [320].
  • in aught, if, [397].
  • pleasant to, [273], [799].
  • with eyes, [69].
• Severn,
  • Avon to the, runs, [484].
  • to the narrow seas, [483].
• Sewers annoy the air, [239].
• Sewing at once a double thread, [585].
• Sex,
  • female of, it seems, [242].
  • is ever kind to a soldier, the, [345].
  • Marcia towers above her, [298].
  • spirits can assume either, [224].
  • stronger than my, [112].
  • to the last, [273].
  • whose presence civilizes ours, [415].
• Sexes, the French say there are three, [461].
• Sex's earliest latest care, [377].
• Shackles fall in our country, [418].
• Shade,
  • ah pleasing, [381].
  • along the moonlight, [335].
  • Amaryllis in the, [247].
  • boundless contiguity of, [418].
  • dancing in the chequered, [248].
  • freedom's hallowed, [459].
  • gentlemen of the, [82].
  • Great Pompey's, [298].
  • green thought in a green, [263].
  • half in sun half in, [523].
  • hunter and the deer a, [443], [514].
  • in sunshine and in, [679].
  • of aristocracy, the cool, [537].
  • of melancholy boughs, [68].
  • of power, gray flits the, [541].
  • of that which once was great, [471].
  • let it sleep in the, [519].
  • more welcome, [313].
  • no shine no butterflies, no, [586].
  • pale realms of, [572].
  • pillared, high overarched, [239].
  • seats beneath the, [395].
  • shadow of a, [695].
  • sitting in a pleasant, [175].
  • so softening into shade, [357].
  • that follows wealth, [402].
  • thought in a green, [263].
  • through sun and, [627].
  • unperceived, [357].
  • variable as the, [490].
• Shades
  • below, way was easy to the, [761].
  • happy walks and, [239].
  • high over-arched, [224].
  • of death, bogs dens and, [228].
  • of evening close, ere the, [677].
  • of night, fled the, [234].
  • soon as the evening, prevail, [300].
  • where the Etrurian, [224].
• Shadow
  • both way falls, [240].
  • cloaked from head to foot, [632].
  • dims her way, nor, [524].
  • dream itself is but a, [134].
  • float double swan and, [474].
  • hence horrible, [122].
  • in the sun, to spy my, [96].
  • lies floating on the floor, [640].
  • life is but a walking, [125].
  • of a shade, [695].
  • of a starless night, [564].
  • of death, darkness and the, [816].
  • of some unseen power, [564].
  • of the British oak, [410].
  • of thy wings, under the, [818].
  • our time is a very, [836].
  • proves the substance true, [324].
  • seemed, that, [228].
  • single hair casts its, [709].
  • soul from out that, [640].
  • swift as a, [57].
• Shadows,
  • a thousand, go, [486].
  • beckoning dire, [243].
  • best in this kind are but, [59].
  • come like, so depart, [123].
  • coming events cast their, [514].
  • go, face o'er which, [486].
  • lengthening, [268].
  • mirrors of gigantic, [568].
  • not substantial things, [209].
  • of actions, words the, [729].
  • of coming events, [514].
  • our fatal, [183].
  • that walk by us, [183].
  • to-night have struck more terror, [97].
  • we are what shadows we pursue, [409].
  • wishes lengthen like our, [309].
• Shadowed livery of the sun, [62].
• Shadowy
  • lie, was thy dream a, [654].
  • past, summon from the, [614].
• Shadwell never deviates into sense, [269].
• Shady
  • brows, [243].
  • leaves of destiny, [258].
  • place, sunshine in the, [27].
  • [[1083]]roof, under the, [250].
  • side of Pall-Mall, [432].
• Shaft
  • at random sent, [492].
  • flew thrice, thy, [306].
  • lent his plume to fledge the, [518].
  • of light across the land, [625].
  • of Orient mould, light, [570].
  • that made him die, [219].
  • that quivered in his heart, [539].
  • when I had lost one, [60].
  • winged the, [539].
• Shafts, thy fatal, [392].
• Shake
  • my fell purpose, [117].
  • our disposition, [131].
  • the saintship of an anchorite, [540].
  • the spheres, seems to, [271].
  • thy gory locks at me, never, [122].
  • why dost thou shiver and, [673].
• Shakes
  • his ambrosial curls, [337].
  • pestilence and war, [229].
• Shaken,
  • so, as we are, [82].
  • when taken, to be, [454].
  • withered and, [584].
• Shaker of o'er-rank states, [199].
• Shakespeare
  • and musical glasses, [402].
  • at his side, [483].
  • drew, this is the Jew that, [347].
  • fancy's child, sweetest, [249].
  • is not our poet, [511].
  • more original than his originals, [604].
  • my, rise, [179].
  • myriad-minded, [504].
  • on whose forehead climb, [620].
  • passages in, not quoted till this century, [604].
  • the wonder of our stage, [179].
  • to make room for, [179].
  • tongue that, spake, [472].
  • unlocked his heart, [485], [652].
  • what needs my, [251].
• Shakespeare's
  • magic, [275].
  • name, rival all but, [513].
  • wit, orbit and sum of, [600].
• Shaking, fruit that falls without, [350].
• Shall
  • I wasting in despair, [199].
  • mark you his absolute, [103].
  • not when he wolda, [405].
• Shallow
  • brooks and rivers wide, [248].
  • draughts intoxicate the brain, [323].
  • in himself, versed in books, [241].
  • murmur, the deep are dumb, [25].
  • rivers, [41].
  • spirit of judgment, [93].
  • streams run dimpling, [328].
• Shallows, bound in, [115].
• Shame,
  • avoid, [460].
  • blush of maiden, [573].
  • cometh after, [13].
  • doff it for, [79].
  • each deed of, [616].
  • erring sister's, [548].
  • fear not guilt yet start at, [413].
  • hide her, from every eye, [403].
  • honour and, [319].
  • London's lasting, [383].
  • lost to all sense of, [338].
  • love taught him, [273].
  • one glory an' one, [658].
  • our neighbour's, [670].
  • say what it will, [143].
  • the devil, tell truth and, [85].
  • the fools, print it and, [326].
  • those who start at, [413].
  • to men, [227].
  • where is thy blush, [140].
  • who hangs his head for, [681].
  • whose glory is in their, [847].
  • will follow after, [38].
  • with love at strife, [373].
• Shames,
  • hold a candle to my, [62].
  • thousand innocent, [52].
• Shamed, age thou art, [110].
• Shank, too wide for his shrunk, [69].
• Shape,
  • air and harmony of, [287].
  • assume a pleasing, [135].
  • bears lick their young into, [719].
  • cast a beam on the outward, [245].
  • execrable, what art thou, [229].
  • had none distinguishable, [228].
  • if it might be called, [228].
  • in any, in any mood, [552].
  • no bigger than an agate-stone, in, [104].
  • of a camel, cloud almost in, [139].
  • of danger can dismay, [476].
  • such a questionable, [130].
  • take any, but that, [122].
  • virtue in her, [234].
• Shapes,
  • calling, [243].
  • of foul disease, [633].
  • of ill may hover, [577].
  • our ends, divinity that, [145].
  • that come not, [482].
  • the poet's pen turns them to, [59].
• Shaped for sportive tricks, [95].
• Shared each other's gladness, [611].
• Sharp
  • as a pen, his nose was, [91].
  • is the word, [294].
  • misery had worn him, [108].
  • pinch, necessity's, [146].
  • the conquering, [6].
• Sharps, unpleasing, [108].
• Sharpen with cloyless sauce, [157].
• Sharpeneth the countenance, [829].
• Sharper
  • than a serpent's tooth, [146].
  • than the sword, whose edge is, [160].
• Sharp-looking wretch, [50].
• Sharp-sighted, fear is, [785].
• Shatter
  • the vase if you will, [522].
  • your leaves, fingers rude, [246].
• She
  • drew an angel down, [272].
  • fair chaste and unexpressive, [70].
  • for God in him, [232].
  • gave me eyes, [469].
  • I love is far away, [802].
  • in part to blame is, [193].
  • is a woman, [104].
  • is all my fancy painted her, [682].
  • is lovely she 's divine, [682].
  • is pretty to walk with, [256].
  • knows her man, [274].
  • lived unknown, [469].
  • never told her love, [75].
  • that not impossible, [258].
  • that was ever fair, [151].
  • was his life, [553].
  • will, if she will, [313].
  • [[1084]]you are the cruell'st, alive, [74].
• Shear swine all cry and no wool, [211].
• Shears, Fury with th' abhorred, [247].
• Sheathed their swords, [91].
• Sheathes the vengeful blade, [459].
• Sheddeth man's blood, whoso, [812].
• Sheep,
  • close shorn, [206].
  • upon the right, [657].
• Sheer necessity, [441].
• Sheet, for ever float that standard, [574].
• Sheeted dead did squeak, [126].
• Shelf, from a, stole the diadem, [140].
• Shell,
  • convolutions of a, [480].
  • leaving thy outgrown, [636].
  • music slumbers in the, [455].
  • smooth-lipped, [480].
  • take ye each a, [334], [800].
• Shells of pearly hue, sinuous, [511].
• Shelley, did you once see, [648].
• Shepe, to his, he yaf, [2].
• Shepherd,
  • gentle, tell me where, [672].
  • hast any philosophy in thee, [70].
  • star that bids the, fold, [243].
  • tells his tale, [248].
  • with the king, equals the, [792].
• Shepherd's
  • awe-inspiring god, [480].
  • care, feed me with a, [300].
  • reed, love tunes the, [487].
  • tongue, truth in every, [25].
• Sheridan, in moulding, [552].
• Sherry is dull, [371].
• Shew, falsehood under saintly, [232].
• Shews of things, [169].
• Shield,
  • but left the, [443], [489].
  • each heart is freedom's, [675].
  • soul like an ample, [277].
• Shift
  • from side to side, [303].
  • thus times do, [203].
• Shifts, holy, and pious frauds, [212].
• Shifted his trumpet, he, [400].
• Shifting fancies and celestial lights, [621].
• Shikspur,
  • I never read, [380].
  • who wrote it, [380].
• Shilling,
  • Philip and Mary on a, [215].
  • put a penny in and took a, out, [588].
• Shillings,
  • make ducks and drakes with, [37].
  • rather than forty, [45].
• Shine,
  • singing as they, [300].
  • with such a lustre, [424].
• Shines,
  • everywhere, the sun, [76].
  • make hay while the sun, [10].
  • so, a good deed, [66].
• Shineth as the gold, [5].
• Shining
  • blades, to Greece we give our, [525].
  • hour, improve each, [302].
  • light, as the, [825].
  • light, burning and a, [843].
  • morning face, schoolboy with, [69].
  • nights, profit of their, [54].
  • nowhere but in the dark, [264].
• Shins, till I break my, [67].
• Ship,
  • being in a, is being in a jail, [370].
  • flies, away the good, [537].
  • his rapt, [37].
  • idle as a painted, [498].
  • of state, sail on O, [615].
  • sailing like a stately, [242].
  • that ever scuttled, [557].
• Ships
  • are but boards, [61].
  • dim-discovered, [356].
  • go down to the sea in, [823].
  • hearts of oak are our, [388].
  • launched a thousand, [41].
  • like, they steer their courses, [211].
  • number of the enemy's, [724].
  • sail wherever billows roll, [550].
  • that have gone down, like, [527].
  • that sailed for sunny isles, [589].
  • were British oak, [388].
• Shipwrecked kindles false fires, [484].
• Shirt
  • and a half in all my company, [87].
  • happy man 's without a, [8].
  • of fire, martyr in his, [667].
  • of Nessus is upon me, [158].
  • oftener changed their principles than, [311].
  • on his back never a, [286].
  • ruffles when wanting a, [286], [398].
  • shroud as well as, [585].
• Shive of a cut loaf, to steal, [104].
• Shiver
  • and shake, why dost thou, [673].
  • when thou art named, men, [354].
• Shoal of time, bank and, [118].
• Shoals
  • of honour, depths and, [100].
  • of visionary ghosts, [344].
• Shock
  • in life, that earliest, [609].
  • of corn, like as a, [816].
  • of men, midst the, [541].
  • of pleasure, give a, [577].
  • sink beneath the, [549].
  • which makes us think, [609].
• Shocks that flesh is heir to, [135].
• Shocking bad hats, [463].
• Shoe
  • be Spanish or neat's leather, [213].
  • for luck, old, [12].
  • great, for a little foot, [737].
  • has power to wound, [378].
  • horse lost for want of a, [360].
  • let not a shoemaker judge above his, [721].
  • lost for want of a nail, [360].
  • not the same, on every foot, [711].
  • pinches, where the, [724], [787].
• Shoes,
  • Englishmen stand firmest in their, [603].
  • him that makes, go barefoot, [186].
  • of King James, [195].
  • were on their feet, [510].
• Shoemaker should give no opinion beyond shoes, [721].
• Shoemaker's wife, who is worse shod than the, [15].
• Shoe-string, careless, [201].
• Shone,
  • far off his coming, [236].
  • like a meteor, [224].
• Shook
  • a dreadful dart, [228].
  • hands and went to 't, [351].
  • his dart, death, [240].
  • the arsenal, [241].
  • the world from pagan slumber, [610].
  • to air, like a dew-drop, [102].
• Shoon,
  • clouted, [245].
  • sandal, [405].
• Shoot
  • folly as it flies, [315].
  • [[1085]]young idea how to, [355].
• Shoots
  • of everlastingness, [263].
  • through air and light, [524].
• Shooting-stars attend thee, [202].
• Shop, keep thy, [37].
• Shopkeepers, nation of, [858].
• Shore,
  • Afric's burning, [388].
  • buried by the upbraiding, [545].
  • control stops with the, [547].
  • echoed along the, [388].
  • fades o'er the waters blue, [540].
  • fast by their native, [423].
  • gathering pebbles on the, [241].
  • landing on some silent, [295].
  • left their beauty on the, [598].
  • little boats should keep near, [360].
  • my boat is on the, [553].
  • my native, adieu, [540].
  • never was on the dull tame, [538].
  • odours from the spicy, [232].
  • of memory, silent, [481].
  • one foot in sea and one on, [51], [405].
  • ornament is but the guiled, [63].
  • rapture on the lonely, [547].
  • ships that never came to, [518].
  • so dies a wave along the, [434].
  • such is the aspect of this, [548].
  • surges lash the sounding, [324].
  • unhappy folks on, [510].
  • unknown and silent, [509].
  • wild and willowed, [487].
• Shores
  • of old romance, [472].
  • on sands and, [243].
  • rocky are her, [344].
  • to these golden, [45].
  • to what strange, [39].
  • undreamed, unpathed waters, [78].
• Short
  • and far between, [355].
  • and simple annals of the poor, [384].
  • and the long of it, this is the, [45].
  • as any dream, [57].
  • be the day, or never so long, [19].
  • cut, always take the, [753].
  • horse soon curried, [12].
  • retirement urges sweet return, [239].
• Short-lived pain, [489].
• Shot,
  • beginning of a fray and end of a, [19].
  • fool's bolt is soon, [16].
  • forth peculiar graces, [235].
  • heard round the world, [599].
  • mine arrow o'er the house, [145].
  • my being through earth, [500].
  • perilous, out of an elder gun, [92].
  • so trim, he that, [105].
• Should
  • auld acquaintance, [449].
  • do when we would, [142].
  • keep who can, they, [473].
  • not say it, say it that, [198].
  • take who have, they, [473].
• Shoulder
  • and elbow, 'twixt, [351].
  • head and, [778].
  • to the wheel, [189].
• Shoulders,
  • Atlantean, [227].
  • broad, beneath his, [232].
  • dwarf on a giant's, [185], [206].
  • heads grow beneath their, [150].
• Shouldered his crutch, [396].
• Shout
  • and revelry, midnight, [243].
  • that tore hell's concave, [224].
• Shouted for joy, [817].
• Shovel
  • and tongs, [583].
  • invent a, and be a magistrate, [263].
• Show
  • and gaze o' the time, [126].
  • books and money placed for, [215].
  • driveller and a, [365].
  • falsehood under saintly, [232].
  • himself what he is, let him, [52].
  • his eyes and grieve his heart, [123].
  • judges all ranged a terrible, [348].
  • mercie unto others, [29], [334].
  • midnight dances and public, [335].
  • of evil, obscures the, [63].
  • of truth, authority and, [52].
  • that within which passeth, [127].
  • us how divine a thing, [475].
  • world is all a fleeting, [524].
• Shows,
  • comment on the, [483].
  • what thinks he, [102].
• Showed
  • him the gentleman, [447].
  • how fields were won, [396].
• Shower,
  • affliction's heaviest, [482].
  • earth loveth the, [756].
  • sleet of arrowy, [384].
• Showers,
  • April with his, [1].
  • fragrance after, soft, [233].
  • like those maiden, [202].
  • suck the honied, [247].
  • Sydneian, of sweet discourse, [259].
  • the sweetest, [405].
• Shower-like, joys that came, [503].
• Shreds and patches, king of, [141].
• Shrewdly, the air bites, [130].
• Shrewsbury clock, hour by, [88].
• Shriek,
  • a solitary, [557].
  • with hollow, [251].
• Shrieked, it was the owl that, [119].
• Shrill
  • trumpet sounds, [296].
  • winds whistle free, [653].
• Shrine,
  • Apollo from his, [251].
  • faith's pure, [569].
  • of the mighty, [548].
  • within this peaceful, [367].
• Shrines,
  • such, graves are pilgrim, [562].
  • to no code, [562].
• Shrinks the soul, why, [298].
• Shroud
  • as well as shirt, [585].
  • of thoughts, [544].
  • the mattock and the, [308].
• Shrub, odours from the spicy, [238].
• Shrunk
  • into insignificancy, [352].
  • shank, too wide for his, [69].
• Shuffle the cards, patience and, [789].
• Shuffled off this mortal coil, [135].
• Shuffling, there is no, there, [139].
• Shut,
  • go there with his eyes, [761].
  • of evening flowers, [239].
  • shut the door, [326].
  • the gates of mercy, [385].
  • the stable door, [13].
  • the windows of the sky, [357].
  • up in measureless content, [119].
• Shuts up the story of our days, [26].
• Shutters, close the, [420].
• Shuttle, swifter than a weaver's, [816].
• Shy and lowly flower, [485].
• Sibyl, contortions of the, [412].
• [[1086]]Sick
  • as a horse, [379].
  • at heart, I am, [126].
  • maketh the heart, [826].
  • not so, as troubled, [125].
  • say I 'm, I 'm dead, [326].
  • that surfeit with too much, [60].
  • this night is but the daylight, [66].
  • whole head is, [832].
• Sicken
  • and decay, love begins to, [114].
  • the appetite may, [74].
• Sickle
  • in another's corn, [711].
  • keen, death with his, [613].
• Sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought, [136].
• Sickness
  • and in health, [850].
  • doth infect the life-blood, [86].
  • unto death from, [497].
• Sickness-broken body, [221].
• Side,
  • angel on the outward, [49].
  • back and, go bare, [23].
  • down the glowing, [548].
  • Europe rings from side to, [252].
  • ever strong upon the stronger, [79].
  • forgot when by thy, [563].
  • God on our, [506].
  • south and southwest, [210].
  • the sun's upon, [523].
  • to side, shift from, [303].
• Sides,
  • could carry cannon by our, [145].
  • laughter holding both his, [248].
  • much may be said on both, [300], [363].
  • of kings, ruined, [196].
  • spur to prick the, of my intent, [118].
  • unfed, [147].
• Sidelong
  • looks of love, [396].
  • maid, hasty from the, [356].
• Sidmouth, great storm at, [462].
• Sidney
  • shone, thus immortal, [671].
  • warbler of poetic prose, [421].
• Sidney's sister Pembroke's mother, [179].
• Siege to scorn, laugh a, [125].
• Sieges fortunes battles, [150].
• Sifted
  • a whole nation, God, [266].
  • three kingdoms, God had, [616].
• Sigh,
  • beadle to a humorous, [55].
  • but roar, he did not only, [283].
  • from Indus to the Pole, [333].
  • no more ladies, [51], [405].
  • passing tribute of a, [385].
  • perhaps 't will cost a, [433].
  • prayer is the burden of a, [497].
  • that rends thy heart, [402].
  • the lack of many a thing, [161].
  • to think he still has found, [379].
  • to those who love me, [553].
  • which prompts the eternal, [318].
  • yet feel no pain, to, [525].
  • yet not recede, [444].
• Sighs
  • avail, naught my, [683].
  • in Venice on the bridge of, [544].
  • more persuasive, [339].
  • night of memories of, [511].
  • sovereign of, [55].
  • to find them in the wood, [573].
  • world of, for my pains, [150].
• Sighed
  • and looked, [272], [356].
  • at the sound of a knell, [416].
  • for his country he, [515].
  • from all her caves, hell, [229].
  • no sooner, but asked the reason, [71].
  • no sooner loved but they, [71].
  • till woman smiled, man, [513].
  • to many, loved but one, [540].
  • to measure, often have I, [470].
  • to think I read a book, [470].
  • we wept we, [262].
• Sighing,
  • a plague of, [85].
  • farewell goes out, [102].
  • like furnace, the lover, [69].
  • through all her works, nature, [239].
  • under a sycamore tree, [406].
  • why thus forever, [680].
• Sight,
  • became a part of, [549].
  • because it is not yet in, [441].
  • charms or ear or, [502].
  • charms strike the, [326].
  • faints into dimness, [549].
  • full fayre, a, [404].
  • gleamed upon my, [474].
  • hideous, a naked human heart, [308].
  • keen discriminating, [464].
  • lose friends out of, [569].
  • lost to, to memory dear, [587].
  • loved not at first, [35], [40].
  • of all men, honest in the, [844].
  • of human ties, at, [333].
  • of means to do ill deeds, [80].
  • of that immortal sea, [478].
  • of vernal bloom, [230].
  • out of, out of mind, [7], [35].
  • passed in music out of, [625].
  • sensible to feeling as to, [119].
  • spare my aching, [383].
  • swim before my, [333].
  • though thy smile be lost to, [587].
  • thousand years in thy, [822].
  • 't is a shameful, [302].
  • to delight in, [506].
  • to dream of not to tell, [499].
  • to see, a goodly, [540].
  • to see, a splendid, [540].
  • truth will come to, [62].
  • understood her by her, [177].
  • walk by faith not by, [846].
  • we lose friends out of, [569].
• Sights
  • as youthful poets dream, [249].
  • of death, what ugly, [96].
  • of ghastly dreams and ugly, [96].
  • pleasant, salute the eyes, [655].
  • rural, alone, [417].
• Sightless
  • couriers of the air, [118].
  • Milton with his hair, [483].
• Sign
  • brings customers, [797].
  • dies and makes no, [94].
  • for him to retire, [609].
  • for me to leave, [112].
  • hearts that break and give no, [636].
  • of gratulation, earth gave, [238].
  • outward and visible, [850].
  • to know the gentle blood, [29].
  • without a, [339].
• Signs
  • of the times, [840].
  • of woe, gave, [239].
  • which come before events, [705].
• Signet sage, pressed its, [491].
• Significant and budge, [415].
• [[1087]]Signifies love, [45].
• Signifying nothing, [125].
• Signiors, grave and reverend, [149].
• Silence
  • accompanied, [233].
  • all the airs and madrigals, [254].
  • and slow time, [576].
  • and tears, in secret in, [682].
  • and tears, parted in, [539].
  • deep as death, [515].
  • envious tongues, [100].
  • expressive, [357].
  • flashes of, [461].
  • float upon the wings of, [244].
  • foster-child of, [576].
  • gives consent, [401].
  • have trimmed in, [731].
  • hour friendliest to sleep and, [235].
  • implying sound, [649].
  • in love bewrays more woe, [25].
  • in the starry sky, [478].
  • is an answer to a wise man, [730].
  • is deep as eternity, [579].
  • is golden speech is silvern, [579].
  • is of eternity, [579].
  • is the best resolve, [795].
  • is the perfectest herald of joy, [51].
  • let it be tenable in your, [129].
  • majestic, [535].
  • never regretted, [714].
  • nothing lives 'twixt it and, [676].
  • speech better than, [700].
  • temple of, [592].
  • that dreadful bell, [152].
  • that is in the starry sky, [478].
  • that spoke, [339].
  • the rest is, [146].
  • there is a, [583].
  • thunders of white, [621].
  • was pleased, [233].
  • where hath been no sound, [583].
  • where no sound may be, [583].
  • wheresoe'er I go, [538].
  • ye wolves, [331].
• Silences,
  • grand orchestral, [621].
• Silent,
  • all, and all damned, [468].
  • as the moon, [241].
  • cataracts, motionless torrents, [501].
  • dew, fall on me like a, [202].
  • finger points to heaven, [481].
  • finger, point with, [504].
  • grave, dark and, [26].
  • halls of death, [572].
  • land, into the, [805].
  • manliness of grief, [398].
  • note which Cupid strikes, [218].
  • organ loudest chants, [599].
  • prayer, homes of, [632].
  • sea into that, [498].
  • sea of pines, [501].
  • shore, landing on some, [295].
  • shore of memory, [481].
  • shore, that unknown and, [509].
  • that you may hear, [113].
  • thought, sessions of sweet, [161].
  • thought, stores of, [466].
  • upon a peak in Darien, [576].
  • when occasion requires, [729].
  • when to be, [713].
• Silently
  • as a dream, [421].
  • steal away, [614].
• Silenus, saying of, [736].
• Silk,
  • rustling in unpaid-for, [159].
  • soft as, remains, [313].
• Silken
  • primrose, soft, [251].
  • tie, the silver link the, [488].
• Siloa's brook, [223].
• Siloam's shady rill, [535].
• Silver
  • and gold are not the only coin, [699].
  • bowers leave, [28].
  • cord be loosed, [831].
  • fruit-tree tops, tips with, [106].
  • golden locks to, turned, [24].
  • just for a handful of, [646].
  • light on tower and tree, [673].
  • lining on the night, [243].
  • link the silken tie, [488].
  • mantle threw o'er the dark, [233].
  • pictures of, [828].
  • sea, stone set in the, [81].
  • the oars were, [157].
• Silver-mantled plains, [640].
• Silver-sweet sound lovers' tongues, [106].
• Silver-white,
  • hairs on his brows were, [589].
  • lady-smocks, [56].
• Silvered
  • by time completely, [419].
  • his beard was sable, [129].
  • o'er with age, [348].
  • the walls of Cumnor Hall, [426].
  • tips, with, [106].
• Silvern, speech is, [579].
• Simile that solitary shines, [329].
• Similes, I sit and play with, [473].
• Similitudes, used, [835].
• Simon
  • Pure, real, [671].
  • the cellarer, [682].
• Simple
  • child, a, [466].
  • faith, plain and, [114].
  • wiles, transient sorrows, [474].
• Simples, compounded of many, [70].
• Simpleness and duty, [59].
• Simplicity
  • a child, in, [335].
  • a grace that makes, [178].
  • elegant as, [414].
  • he lived in noble, [571].
  • Jeffersonian, [668].
  • of the three per cents, [437], [610].
  • resigns her charge to, [231].
  • simple truth miscalled, [162].
  • sublime in his, [627].
• Simulated stature face and speech, [621].
• Simulation of the painted scene, [621].
• Sin,
  • a duty not a, [359].
  • and death abound, where, [497].
  • and guilt, each thing of, [245].
  • angels fell by that, [100].
  • Christ-like is it for, to grieve, [793].
  • could blight, ere, [500].
  • cunning, can cover itself, [52].
  • falter not for, [641].
  • folly can glide into, [492].
  • fools make a mock at, [826].
  • for me to sit and grin, [635].
  • God-like to leave, [793].
  • has many tools, [637].
  • his darling, [501].
  • [[1088]]his favourite, is pride, [507].
  • in the blossoms of my, [132].
  • man-like to fall into, [793].
  • men, without intending it, [751].
  • no, for a man to labour, [83].
  • not, be ye angry and, [847].
  • nothing emboldens, as mercy, [109].
  • of self-neglecting, [91].
  • quantum o' the, I waive the, [448].
  • sad as angels for the good man's, [513].
  • self-love is not so vile a, [91].
  • some rise by, [47].
  • they, who tell us love can die, [508].
  • thinking their own kisses, [108].
  • to covet honour, if it be a, [92].
  • to falter would be, [653].
  • wages of, is death, [844].
• Sins,
  • compound for, [211].
  • multitude of, [849].
  • of the fathers, [699].
  • oldest, the newest kind of ways, [90].
  • our compelled, [48].
  • remembered in thy orisons, [136].
• Sinais climb and know it not, [658].
• Sinament and ginger, [683].
• Since the conquest, ever, [279].
• Sincerity,
  • bashful, [52].
  • wrought in a sad, [598].
• Sinews
  • bought and sold, [418].
  • of the new-born babe, [139].
  • of the soul, [222].
  • of virtue, [208].
  • of war, [810].
  • stiffen the, [91].
• Sing
  • again with your dear voice, [567].
  • alas for those that never, [636].
  • and die, let me, [558].
  • and play, wouldst have me, [525].
  • and that they love, [220].
  • because I must, I do but, [632].
  • eagle suffers little birds to, [104].
  • for joy, widow's heart to, [817].
  • he knew himself to, [246].
  • heavenly goddess, [336].
  • in a hempen string, [184].
  • it to rest, I cannot, [657].
  • strange that death should, [80].
  • sweetly, and brightly smile, [563].
  • the same tune, to, [729].
  • though I shall never hear thee, [563].
• Sings
  • from the organ-pipe of frailty, [80].
  • I held it truth with him who, [631].
  • like an angel, [65].
  • the lark at heaven's gate, [159].
• Singe yourself, so hot that it, [98].
• Singed the Spanish king's beard, [616].
• Singer with the crown of snow, [661].
• Singers with vocal voices, [285].
• Singeth
  • a quiet tune, [499].
  • all night long, [127].
• Singing
  • as they shine, [300].
  • of anthems, [88].
  • of birds is come, time of, [832].
  • of Mount Abora, [500].
  • robes, garland and, [253].
  • singers with vocal voices, [285].
• Single
  • blessedness, dies in, [57].
  • gentlemen, like two, [454].
  • hour of that Dundee, [474].
  • life, careless of the, [632].
  • talent well employed, [366].
• Singularity, trick of, [76].
• Sink
  • a navy, a load that would, [99].
  • beneath the shock, [549].
  • let the world, [205].
  • or soar, alike unfit to, [554].
  • or swim live or die, [530].
• Sinks
  • or swims or wades, [230].
  • the day-star, so, [248].
• Sinking,
  • a kind of alacrity in, [46].
  • in thy last long sleep, [438].
• Sinned
  • against, more, [147].
  • all in Adam's fall, [686].
• Sinner
  • it or saint it, [321].
  • of his memory, made such a, [42].
  • the hungry, [566].
  • too weak to be a, [109].
  • vilest, may return, [303].
• Sinners,
  • if, entice thee, [824].
  • miserable, [850].
• Sinning more sinned against than, [147].
• Sinuous shells of pearly hue, [511].
• Sion hill delight thee more, [223].
• Sir Oracle, I am, [60].
• Sire
  • of fame, toil is the, [699].
  • son degenerates from the, [337].
  • to son, bequeathed by, [548].
• Sires,
  • green graves of your, [561].
  • most disgrace their, [342].
  • sons of great, [342].
• Siren,
  • song of the, [38].
  • waits thee, the, [511].
• Sirens sang, what song the, [219].
• Sisera, stars fought against, [814].
• Sister,
  • as a brother to his, [52].
  • of the spring, thine azure, [565].
  • shall be a ministering angel, [144].
  • spirit come away, [334].
  • when I was but your, [160].
  • woman, still gentler, [448].
• Sisters,
  • all the, virtuous, [852].
  • dear, men with, [585].
  • three and such branches of learning, [62].
  • wayward, depart in peace, [676].
  • weird, the, [123].
• Sister's, erring, shame, [548].
• Sisyphus rolling his stone, [617].
• Sit
  • attentive to his own applause, [327].
  • here we will, [65].
  • in my bones, [461].
  • in the clouds and mock us, [89].
  • still, their strength is to, [834].
  • studious let me, [356].
  • thee down sorrow, [54].
  • upon the ground, let us, [82].
  • where I will, let me, [790].
• Sits
  • in a foggy cloud, [123].
  • on his horseback, [78].
  • the wind in that corner, [51].
  • upon mine arm, [194].
• Site, whole regions to change their, [212].
• Sitting
  • cheap as standing, [292].
  • in a pleasant shade, [175].
  • on the ground, [28].
  • on the stile, I 'm, [611].
• [[1089]]Situation, beautiful for, [820].
• Six
  • and seven, at, [15].
  • hours in sleep, [24].
  • hundred pounds a year, [289].
  • Richmonds in the field, [98].
• Sixpence
  • all too dear, [152], [406].
  • I give thee, [464].
• Size
  • of dreaming, past the, [159].
  • of pots of ale, [210].
• Skeleton clothed with life, [531].
• Skie falth, have Larkes when, [11].
• Skies,
  • all who dwell below the, [302].
  • bird let loose in eastern, [523].
  • bright assemblies of the, [345].
  • child of the, [674].
  • cloudless climes and starry, [551].
  • commercing with the, [249].
  • common people of the, [174].
  • communion with the, [414].
  • double-darken, gloomy, [661].
  • every place below the, [538].
  • illumed the eastern, [639].
  • laughter shakes the, [337].
  • let its altar reach the, [465].
  • milky baldric of the, [573].
  • my canopy the, [316].
  • parents passed into the, [423].
  • pointing at the, [322].
  • raised a mortal to the, [272].
  • rush into the, [315].
  • setting in his western, [268].
  • some inmate of the, [346].
  • stars are in the quiet, [607].
  • sunny as her, [554].
  • to mansions in the, [303].
  • to raise mortals to the, [532].
  • watcher of the, [576].
  • were clear, the morn was fair, the, [611].
• Skill,
  • by force or, [670].
  • in amplifying, [136].
  • in antiquity, [222].
  • in arguing, [397].
  • in surgery, honour hath no, [87].
  • is but a barbarous, [261].
  • simple truth, his utmost, [174].
  • strengthens our nerves and sharpens our, [411].
• Skilled in gestic lore, [395].
• Skimble-skamble stuff, a deal of, [85].
• Skin
  • and bone, two millers, [351].
  • and bone, wasted to, [784].
  • come off with a whole, [785].
  • drum made of his, [186].
  • Ethiopian change his, [835].
  • of an innocent lamb, [94].
  • of my teeth, [817].
• Skins are whole, your, [46].
• Skin-deep,
  • colours that are, [282].
  • 't is but, [262].
• Skirmish of wit between them, [50].
• Skirt the eternal frost, [501].
• Skirts,
  • no one ever lifted my, [740].
  • of happy chance, [633].
• Skull of a lawyer, [143].
• Skulls, dead men's, [96].
• Sky,
  • admitted to that equal, [315].
  • and the ocean, nothing behind but the, [503].
  • banner in the, [635].
  • banners flout the, [115].
  • bends over all, the blue, [499].
  • blue, and living air, [467].
  • blue ethereal, [300].
  • bridal of the earth and, [204].
  • bright reversion in the, [335].
  • canopied by the blue, [553].
  • changes when they are wives, the, [71].
  • climb the upper, [531].
  • close against the, [583].
  • darkness of the, [23].
  • fables of the, [342].
  • fit it for the, [672].
  • flushing round a summer, [357].
  • forehead of the morning, [248].
  • from earth to highest, [30].
  • girdled with the, [507].
  • go forth under the open, [572].
  • howls along the, [392].
  • in our northern, [433].
  • is changed and such change, [544].
  • is red, for the, [840].
  • keep one parent from the, [328].
  • laughter shakes the, [344].
  • milky way i' the, [256].
  • opens to the morning, [677].
  • Ophiuchus huge in the arctic, [229].
  • regent of the, [426].
  • silence in the starry, [478].
  • soft blue, did never melt, [468].
  • some brother of the, [343].
  • souls are ripened in our northern, [433].
  • splendour through the, [496].
  • stars set their watch in the, [515].
  • steeples point to the, [504].
  • stepped to the, [655].
  • storm that howls along the, [392].
  • sunshine aye shall light the, [653].
  • tears of the, [353].
  • the moving moon went up the, [498].
  • they die in yon rich, [630].
  • triumphal arch that fill'st the, [516].
  • waft thy name beyond the, [539].
  • Washington is in the upper, [531].
  • were to fall, if the, [704].
  • whatever, is above me, [553].
  • when stars illume the, [587].
  • windows of the, [357].
  • witchery of the soft blue, [468].
  • woods against a stormy, [569].
• Skyey influences, servile to the, [48].
• Sky-robes, these my, [243].
• Slain,
  • he can never do that 's, [215].
  • he who is in battle, [403].
  • I could consent to be, [703].
  • thrice he slew the, [271].
  • thrice my peace was, [306].
  • with him is beauty, [161].
• Slander sharper than sword, [160].
• Slanderous tongues, done to death by, [54].
• Slaughter,
  • as a lamb to the, [834].
  • as an ox goeth to the, [825].
  • to a throne, wade through, [385].
• Slave,
  • base is the, that pays, [91].
  • born to be a, [413].
  • of circumstance and impulse, [554].
  • passion's, man that is not, [138].
  • [[1090]]states, no more, [619].
  • subject not a, [485].
  • territories, no, [619].
  • thou wretch thou coward, [79].
  • to no sect, [320].
  • to thousands, has been, [153].
  • to till my ground, [418].
  • tongue to curse the, [526].
  • trade, sum of all villanies, [359].
  • whatever day makes man a, [346].
• Slaves
  • as they are, [525].
  • Britons never shall be, [358].
  • cannot breathe in England, [418].
  • corrupted freemen are the worst of, [387].
  • in mockery over, [518].
  • necessity is the creed of, [453].
  • sons of Columbia, be, [675].
  • what can ennoble sots or, [319].
  • who dare not be in the right, [656].
  • who fear to speak for the fallen, [656].
  • with greasy aprons, [159].
• Slavery
  • a bitter draught, [379].
  • is but half abolished, [639].
  • or death, which to choose, [298].
  • price of chains and, [430].
• Sleave of care, ravelled, [119].
• Sleek-headed men, [111].
• Sleep
  • and a forgetting, [477].
  • blessings on him who invented, [792].
  • care-charmer, [39].
  • charm that lulls to, [402].
  • dark house and long, [590].
  • days with toil nights with, [92].
  • death and his brother, [567].
  • death is an eternal, [805].
  • end the heartache, by a, [135].
  • exposition of, I have an, [58].
  • falleth on men, when deep, [816].
  • fan me while I, [418].
  • folding of the hands to, [825].
  • full of rest from head to feet, [625].
  • he giveth his beloved, [824].
  • holy spirit blessed soul, [624].
  • hour friendliest to, [235].
  • how, the brave, [389].
  • I lay me down in peace to, [676].
  • in Abraham's bosom, [97].
  • in dull cold marble, [99].
  • in thy last long, [438].
  • is a death, [218].
  • it is a gentle thing, [499].
  • life is rounded with a, [43].
  • Macbeth does murder, [119].
  • medicine thee to that sweet, [154].
  • murmur invites one to, [380].
  • nature's soft nurse, [89].
  • nature's sweet restorer balmy, [306].
  • neither night nor day, [116].
  • no more, I heard a voice cry, [119].
  • no more, to die to, [135].
  • now I lay me down to, [687].
  • now I lay me down to take my, [687].
  • O gentle sleep, [89].
  • of a labouring man, [830].
  • of death, in that, [135].
  • of nights, such as, [111].
  • out of his, to sterte, [2].
  • perchance to dream, to, [135].
  • sinking in thy last long, [438].
  • six hours in, [24].
  • sleepless to give their readers, [331].
  • some must watch while some must, [138].
  • strong man after, [254].
  • sweetly tender heart, [624].
  • that knits up the ravelled sleave of care, [119].
  • that knows not breaking, [491].
  • the friend of woe, [508].
  • the innocent, [119].
  • till the end true soul, [625].
  • timely dew of, [233].
  • to mine eyes, I will not give, [824].
  • undisturbed, [367].
  • was aery-light, his, [234].
  • while sluggards, [360].
  • while some must, [138].
  • will never lie where care lodges, [106].
  • winding up nights with, [92].
  • yet a little, [825].
• Sleeps
  • at wisdom's gate, suspicion, [231].
  • creation, [306].
  • his last sleep, [666].
  • ill who knows not that he, [708].
  • in dust, flourish when he, [851].
  • on her soft axle, [237].
  • on his own heart, [471].
  • the pride of former days, [519].
  • till tired he, [318].
  • upon this bank, the moonlight, [65].
  • well, after life's fitful fever, he, [121].
• Sleeping
  • but never dead, [656].
  • growing when ye 're, [495].
  • when she died, we thought her, [583].
  • within my orchard, [132].
• Sleepless
  • nights, three, I passed, [465].
  • soul that perished, [470].
  • to give their readers sleep, [331].
• Sleet of arrowy shower, [384].
• Sleeve, heart upon my, [149].
• Sleeves, herald's coat without, [87].
• Slenderly
  • and meanly, [837].
  • fashioned, so, [586].
• Slepen alle night with open eye, [1].
• Slept
  • and dreamed, [654].
  • dying when she, [583].
  • in peace, [100].
  • one wink, [160].
• Sleveless errand, [12].
• Slew the slain, thrice he, [271].
• Slide,
  • let the world, [9], [72], [198].
  • not stand, loves to, [267].
• Slides into verse, [328].
• Slight,
  • nor fame I, [333].
  • not strength, [172].
  • not what is near, [698].
• Slings and arrows of fortune, [135].
• Slinks out of the race, [254].
• Slip,
  • Judas had given them the, [284].
  • the dogs of war, let, [113].
• Slips, greyhounds in the, [91].
• Slipper,
  • good to the heels the well-worn, [637].
  • head stroked with a, [703].
• Slippered pantaloon, lean and, [69].
• [[1091]]Slippery place, stands upon a, [79].
• Slits the thin-spun life, [247].
• Slogardie a-night, may wol have no, [2].
• Slope through darkness, [632].
• Sloping
  • into brooks, [536].
  • to the southern side, [661].
• Sloth, resty, [160].
• Slough was Despond, [265].
• Slovenly unhandsome corse, [83].
• Slow,
  • learn to read, [265].
  • of study, [57].
  • rises worth, [366].
  • to anger, he that is, [827].
  • to speak, [849].
  • too swift arrives as tardy as too, [107].
  • unfriended melancholy, [394].
  • unmoving finger, [155].
• Slowly
  • and sadly we laid him, [563].
  • silence all, ever widening, [629].
• Sluggard,
  • go to the ant thou, [825].
  • 't is the voice of the, [302].
• Sluggards sleep, while, [360].
• Slumber,
  • a little, [825].
  • again, too soon I must, [302].
  • honey-heavy dew of, [111].
  • lie still and, [302].
  • seven hours to soothing, [438].
  • to mine eyelids, [824].
• Slumbers
  • in the shell, [455].
  • light, dreams and, [490].
  • of the virtuous man, [299].
• Slumber's chain has bound me, [523].
• Slumbering
  • ages, wakens the, [594].
  • world, o'er a, [306].
• Sly,
  • Stephen, [72].
  • tough and devilish, [652].
• Smack
  • of age, [88].
  • of observation, [78].
  • sweet, my life does, [651].
• Smacked of noyance, [357].
• Small
  • beer, poor creature, [89].
  • cannot reach the, [29].
  • choice in rotten apples, [72].
  • compare great things with, [230].
  • deer, rats and such, [147].
  • great vulgar and the, [262].
  • habits well pursued, [437].
  • have continual plodders won, [54].
  • his deserts are, [257].
  • Latin and less Greek, [179].
  • no low no great no, [316].
  • of all that human hearts endure, [367].
  • one a strong nation, [834].
  • rare volume, [456].
  • sands the mountain, [311].
  • service is true service, [486].
  • there is no great no small, [601].
  • things, day of, [836].
  • to greater matters, [157].
  • vices do appear, [148].
• Small-endians and big-endians, [290].
• Smallest worm will turn, [95].
• Small-knowing soul, [54].
• Smart
  • for it, [54], [825].
  • of all the girls that are so, [285].
• Smarts
  • so little as a fool, [327].
  • this dog, [363].
• Smell
  • a rat, [172], [211].
  • ancient and fish-like, [43].
  • as sweet, a rose by any other name would, [105].
  • flower of sweetest, [488].
  • of bread and butter, [554].
  • rankest compound of villanous, [46].
  • sweet and blossom in the dust, [209].
  • the blood of a British man, [147].
• Smells
  • sweete al around, [28].
  • to heaven, [139], [362].
  • wooingly, heaven's breath, [117].
• Smelleth the battle afar off, [818].
• Smelt of the lamp, [728].
• Smile
  • again, affliction may, [54].
  • and be a villain, [132].
  • and sigh, reasons why we, [569].
  • and tear, betwixt a, [546].
  • at anything, could be moved to, [111].
  • be lost to sight, tho' thy, [587].
  • because it makes us, [560].
  • brightly, and sweetly sing, [563].
  • calm thou mayst, [438].
  • followed perhaps with a, [416].
  • from partial beauty won, [513].
  • grinned horrible a ghastly, [229].
  • hear with a disdainful, [384].
  • if we do meet again, we shall, [115].
  • in her eye, [582].
  • in pain, frown at pleasure, [309].
  • look backwards with a, [307].
  • make languor, [328].
  • make the learned, [324].
  • make the serious, [345].
  • no more, men, [348].
  • on her lips, [489].
  • one vast substantial, [652].
  • sad because it makes us, [560].
  • sardonic, [860].
  • sympathetic tear, the social, [387].
  • tear followed perhaps by a, [416].
  • that glowed celestial rosy, [238].
  • that was childlike, [669].
  • though I shall not be near thee, [563].
  • to share the good man's, [397].
  • to those who hate, [553].
  • vain tribute of a, [487].
  • we would aspire to, [99].
  • wept with delight at your, [680].
  • with an intent to do mischief, [186].
• Smiles,
  • as Jupiter on Juno, [233].
  • at the drawn dagger, [299].
  • becks and wreathed, [248].
  • daggers in men's, [120].
  • from reason flow, [238].
  • his emptiness betray, [328].
  • in such a sort, [111].
  • in yer face while it picks yer pocket, [350].
  • kisses tears and, [474].
  • of joy the tears of woe, [524].
  • of other maidens, [677].
  • seldom he, [111].
  • the clouds away, [550].
  • the robbed that, steals something from the thief, [151].
  • the tears of boyhood, the, [523].
  • to-day to-morrow will be dying, [202].
  • welcome ever, [102].
• [[1092]]Smiled,
  • all around thee, [438].
  • hermit sighed till woman, [513].
  • when a sabbath appeared, [416].
• Smiling
  • at grief, patience on a monument, [76].
  • damned villain, [132].
  • destructive man, [281].
  • in her tears, pensive beauty, [513].
  • with a never-fading serenity, [299].
• Smite once, stands ready to, [241].
• Smith stand with his hammer, [80].
• Smiths never had any arms, the, [460].
• Smoke
  • and flame, awful guide in, [493].
  • and stir of this dim spot, [243].
  • no fire without some, [17], [33].
  • that so gracefully curled, [518].
• Smokes, the man who, [607].
• Smoking flax, [834].
• Smooth
  • as monumental alabaster, [156].
  • at a distance rough at hand, [181].
  • course of true love never did run, [57].
  • runs the water, [93].
  • stream in smoother numbers, [324].
  • the bed of death, [328].
  • the ice, [79].
  • Waller was, [329].
• Smoother than butter, [821].
• Smoothing the raven-down, [244].
• Smooth-lipped shell, [480].
• Smoothly done, my task is, [246].
• Smoothness,
  • temperance that may give, [137].
  • torrent's, ere it dash below, [516].
• Smooth-shaven green, [250].
• Smote
  • him thus, [157].
  • him under the fifth rib, [815].
  • the chord of self, [625].
  • them hip and thigh, [814].
• Snail, creeping like, [69].
• Snails, feet like, [202].
• Snake,
  • like a wounded, [324].
  • scotched the, not killed it, [121].
• Snakes in Iceland, no, [373].
• Snapper-up of unconsidered trifles, [77].
• Snare, mockery and a, [527].
• Snares, life hath, [614].
• Snatch
  • a fearful joy, [381].
  • a grace, [323].
  • half our knowledge we must, [320].
• Sneaking off, my valour is, [441].
• Sneer,
  • laughing devil in his, [551].
  • teach the rest to, [327].
  • who can refute a, [673].
  • with solemn, [544].
  • yesterday's frown and, [664].
• Snore upon the flint, [160].
• Snout, jewel in a swine's, [826].
• Snow,
  • beard was white as, [142].
  • chaste as ice as pure as, [136].
  • chaste as unsunned, [159].
  • diadem of, [553].
  • from purest, [103].
  • hide those hills of, [49], [184].
  • in a dazzling drift, [648].
  • in May's new-fangled mirth, [54].
  • mockery king of, [82].
  • not hail or rain or any, [629].
  • peaks wrapt in clouds and, [543].
  • rosebuds filled with, [685].
  • shall be their winding sheet, [515].
  • singer with the crown of, [661].
  • wallow naked in December, [81].
  • whiter than the driven, [380].
• Snows, through the drifting, [568].
• Snow-broth, whose blood is, [47].
• Snow-fall in the river, [451].
• Snowflakes, as still as, [538].
• Snow-white ram, [481].
• Snuff,
  • only took, [400].
  • rather than live in, [26].
• Snuff-box, amber, [326].
• Snuffed out by an article, [560].
• Snug
  • as a bug in a rug, [361].
  • little island, [675].
• So
  • dies a wave along the shore, [434].
  • if it please you, if not why so, [44].
  • is good very good, [71].
  • it is but so, [71].
  • much to do, [633].
  • soon that I am done for, [689].
  • sweetly she bade me adieu, [380].
  • wise so young never live long, [97].
• So and so and my opinion is, [761].
• Soaks up the rain, the thirsty earth, [260].
• Soap, invisible, [584].
• Soar,
  • alike unfit to sink or, [554].
  • but never roam, [485].
  • through rolling clouds to, [539].
• Sober
  • as a judge, [363].
  • be vigilant, be, [849].
  • certainty of waking bliss, [244].
  • goes to bed, [184].
  • in your diet, be, [350].
  • livery twilight gray in her, [233].
  • second thoughts are best, [277].
  • will to bed go, [184].
• Sobers us again, drinking largely, [323].
• Soberness, truth and, [843].
• Social
  • friend I love thee well, [564].
  • smile the sympathetic tear, [387].
• Society
  • among unequals, [237].
  • as is quiet wise and good, [567].
  • in shipwreck, [708].
  • is one polished horde, [560].
  • mudsills of, [678].
  • my glittering bride, [480].
  • one, alone on earth, [476].
  • ornament to, [510].
  • solder of, [354].
  • solitude sometimes is best, [239].
  • the vanilla of, [460].
  • where none intrudes, [547].
  • wholesome for the character, [661].
• Society's chief joys, [415].
• Sock, Jonson's learned, [249].
• Socket, burn to the, [479].
• Socrates wisest of men, [241].
• Sod
  • and the dew, under the, [668].
  • as snowflakes fall upon the, [538].
• Soda-water, sermons and, [557].
• Sofa, wheel round the, [420].
• Soft
  • answer turneth away wrath, [826].
  • as her clime, [554].
  • as silk remains, [313].
  • as young and gay as soft, [308].
  • bastard Latin, [554].
  • [[1093]]eyes looked love, [542].
  • her voice was ever, [149].
  • impeachment, own the, [441].
  • is the music that would charm, [485].
  • is the strain when zephyr blows, [324].
  • moves the dipping oar, [674].
  • muse, nature's, [89].
  • silken primrose, [251].
  • stillness and the night, [65].
  • the music of those village bells, [422].
  • the zephyr blows, [383].
  • were those lips that bled, [38].
• Softening into shade, [357].
• Soft-heartedness in times like these, [660].
• Softly
  • bodied forth, [546].
  • sweet in Lydian measures, [272].
• Softness
  • in the upper story, [660].
  • madrigals that whisper, [254].
  • she and sweet attractive grace, for, [232].
• Soil
  • good to be born on, a, [663].
  • grows on mortal, [247].
  • nor yet within the common, [569].
  • thus leave thee native, [239].
  • to paint the laughing, [535].
  • where first they trod, [570].
• Soils, rich, to be weeded, [168].
• Soiled
  • by any outward touch, [253].
  • with all ignoble use, [633].
• Solar
  • system, hub of the, [638].
  • walk or milky way, [315].
• Sold him a bargain, [55].
• Solder of society, [354].
• Soldier
  • among sovereigns, [495].
  • an elder not a better, [114].
  • and afeard, [124].
  • armed with resolution, [295].
  • be abroad, let the, [527].
  • blasphemy in the, [48].
  • first who was king a fortunate, [801].
  • flat blasphemy in the, [48].
  • full of strange oaths, [69].
  • I ask the brave, [520].
  • mourned her, slain, [427].
  • relish him more in the, [151].
  • successful, [494].
  • the sex is ever kind to a, [345].
  • thou more than, [518].
  • would himself have been a, [83].
• Soldiers
  • bore dead bodies by, [83].
  • old, sweetheart are surest, [181].
  • sovereign among, [495].
  • substance of ten thousand, [97].
• Soldier's
  • neck, driveth o'er a, [105].
  • pole is fallen, [159].
  • scholar's eye, [136].
  • sepulchre, shall be a, [515].
  • virtue, ambition the, [158].
• Sole
  • daughter of his voice, [239].
  • daughter of my house, [542].
  • judge of truth, [317].
  • of her foot, no rest, for the, [812].
  • of his foot, [51], [173], [198].
  • sitting by the shores, [472].
• Solemn
  • black, suits of, [127].
  • creed, sapping a, [544].
  • fop, the, [415].
  • midnight, in the, [642].
  • sanctimonious face, no, [586].
  • sneer, with, [544].
  • temples, [43].
  • way, in such a, [635].
• Solid
  • flesh would melt, too, [127].
  • happiness we prize, [362].
  • men of Boston, [432].
  • pudding against empty praise, [330].
• Solitary,
  • life of man is, [200].
  • monk who shook the world, [610].
  • place, in many a, [468].
  • shriek, a, [557].
  • woes, rare are, [308].
• Solitude,
  • bird in the, [552].
  • he makes a, and calls it peace, [550].
  • how passing sweet is, [416].
  • I love tranquil, [567].
  • Islington will grow a, [261].
  • least alone in, [544].
  • midst of a vast, [591].
  • needful to the imagination, [661].
  • of his own originality, [677].
  • shrinks from the dismaying, [592].
  • sometimes is beat society, [239].
  • sweet retired, [244].
  • that inward eye which is the bliss of, [475].
  • where are the charms, [416].
  • which they call peace, [747].
• Solitudinem faciunt, [550].
• Some
  • are born great, [76].
  • asked how pearls did grow, [201].
  • asked where rubies grew, [201].
  • books to be tasted, [168].
  • Cupid kills with arrows, [51].
  • days must be dark, [613].
  • love to roam, [653].
  • must be great, [421].
  • must watch some must sleep, [138].
  • natural tears they dropped, [240].
  • of us will smart for it, [54].
  • rain must fall, [613].
  • rise by sin, [47].
  • said John print it, [265].
  • to church repair, [324].
  • undone widow, [194].
  • we 've left behind us, [522].
  • write their wrongs in marble, [314].
• Somebody to hew and hack, [211].
• Something
  • after death, dread of, [136].
  • ails it now, [472].
  • better than his dog, [626].
  • between a hindrance and help, [472].
  • dangerous, in me, [144].
  • dear dearer than self, [541].
  • good, the worst speak, [205].
  • I 'll lend you, [77].
  • in a flying horse, there 's, [468].
  • in a huge balloon, there 's, [468].
  • is rotten in Denmark, [131].
  • nothing, 't is, [153].
  • of nothing, created, [222].
  • rich and strange, [42].
  • the heart must have, [617].
  • to love, he lends us, [624].
  • too much of this, [138].
  • wicked this way comes, [123].
• Sometimes counsel take, [326].
• [[1094]]Son,
  • a wise, maketh a glad father, [825].
  • and foe, grim death my, [229].
  • at home, keep his only, [392].
  • booby father craves a booby, [310].
  • degenerates from the sire, [337].
  • England's greatest, [628].
  • every mother's, [57].
  • every wise man's, [75].
  • God the Father God the, [303].
  • happy was it for that, [95].
  • hateth his, [826].
  • meant my, be good, [444].
  • of Adam and Eve, [288].
  • of his own works, [785].
  • of memory, dear, [251].
  • of mine succeeding, no, [121].
  • of parents passed into the skies, [123].
  • of the morning, [833].
  • swore, Diogenes struck the father when the, [192].
  • two-legged thing a, [267].
• Sons,
  • affliction's, are brothers in distress, [447].
  • Arcturus with his, [818].
  • God's, are things, [314].
  • had I a dozen, [102].
  • of Belial, flown with insolence, [224].
  • of Columbia, [675].
  • of Edward sleep in Abraham's bosom, [97].
  • of France awake to glory, [804].
  • of God shouted for joy, [817].
  • of heaven, things are the, [368].
  • of night, bloom for, [520].
  • of reason valour liberty, [358].
  • of the morning, [535].
  • of their great sires, [342].
  • strong are her, [344].
  • the goodliest man since born his, [232].
  • two of earth's degenerate, [341].
• Song,
  • burden of his, [427].
  • burden of some merry, [328].
  • careless, with a little nonsense, [389].
  • charms the sense, [228].
  • dear to gods and men, sacred, [347].
  • divine, soft as some, [345].
  • for our banner, [595].
  • for song, the Siren singing, [511].
  • in thy praise, I 'll sing, [449].
  • it may turn out a, [448].
  • labour is but a sorrowful, [653].
  • let satire be my, [539].
  • low lone, [680].
  • many once lauded in, [754].
  • metre of an antique, [161].
  • mighty orb of, [479].
  • moralize my, [27].
  • moralized his, [328].
  • needless Alexandrine ends the, [374].
  • never yet heard in tale or, [243].
  • no sorrow in thy, [438].
  • of old, that glorious, [640].
  • of Percy and Douglas, [34].
  • of the siren, [38].
  • one immortal, [267].
  • sea grew civil at her, [57].
  • still govern thou my, [236].
  • swallow flights of, [632].
  • swear to the truth of a, [287].
  • the grateful, [538].
  • the sirens sang, [219].
  • theme of future, [344].
  • to the oak, [667].
  • unlike my subject shall be my, [353].
  • veiling lightnings of his, [565].
  • wanted many an idle, [326].
  • what they teach in, [566].
• Songes make and wel endite, [1].
• Songs
  • and sonnets, book of, [45].
  • be turned to holy psalms, [25].
  • sweetest, are of saddest thought, [565].
• Sonne, up rose the, [2].
• Sonnet, scorn not the, [485].
• Sonnets,
  • book of songs and, [45].
  • Rafael made a century of, [645].
• Sonorous metal blowing martial sounds, [224].
• Soon that I am done for, so, [689].
• Sooner
  • lost and worn, [75].
  • to make an end, the, [171].
• Soonest mended, little said is, [200].
• Soothe
  • a heart that 's broken, [492].
  • the savage breast, [294].
• Soothed
  • his soul to pleasures, [272].
  • with the sound, [271].
• Soothing slumber, [438].
• Sophisters, age of, [410].
• Sophistry, destroy his fib or, [327].
• Sophocles, not mad if I am, [697].
• Sophonisba, O, [358].
• Soprano basso, the Contra-alto, [554].
• Sordid hopes and vain desires, [534].
• Sore
  • labour's bath, [120].
  • store is no, [11], [791].
• Sorrow,
  • ate his bread in, [617].
  • but more closely tied, [526].
  • calls no time that 's gone, [183].
  • down thou climbing, [146].
  • drown all, [184].
  • earth has no, [524].
  • fade, ere sin could blight or, [500].
  • fail not for, [641].
  • give, words, [124].
  • hang, care will kill a cat, [177], [199].
  • hath scaped this, [162].
  • her rent is, [204].
  • I bade good morrow to, [574].
  • in thy song, thou hast no, [438].
  • increaseth, [830].
  • is held intrusive, [594].
  • is in vain, thy, [405].
  • is unknown, where, [417].
  • labour and, is their strength, [822].
  • learn, the heart must, [617].
  • literature consoles, [590].
  • long has washed thy roses, [378].
  • melt into, [549].
  • more in, than in anger, [128].
  • nae, there John, [458].
  • never comes too late, [381].
  • night of, from a fore-spent, [258].
  • no, that heaven cannot heal, [524].
  • now melt into, [549].
  • of the meanest thing, [472].
  • parting is such sweet, [106].
  • path of, and that alone, [417].
  • [[1095]]patience a remedy for, [701], [709].
  • patience and, strove, [148].
  • pine with feare and, [29].
  • resembles, only as the mist resembles the rain, [614].
  • returned with the morn, [515].
  • rooted from the memory, [125].
  • sing away, [786].
  • sit thee down, [54].
  • some natural loss or pain, [473].
  • sphere of our, from the, [567].
  • steep, my couch in, [450].
  • tales of, [396].
  • time assuages, [704].
  • to heal, by weeping, [697].
  • to the grave, [341], [813].
  • under the load of, wring, [53].
  • wear a golden, [98].
• Sorrows
  • and darkness encompass the tomb, [535].
  • at my bier, waste their, [571].
  • come not single spies, [142].
  • flow, as thy, [518].
  • here I and, sit, [79].
  • I will instruct my, [79].
  • of a poor old man, [433].
  • of death compassed me, [818].
  • remembered, [588].
  • simple wiles transient, [474].
  • to be proud, I will instruct my, [79].
• Sorrow's
  • crown of sorrow, [626].
  • dark array, [802].
  • keenest wind, [482].
  • spy, knowledge is but, [217].
• Sorrowful song, labour is but a, [653].
• Sorrowing
  • goes a borrowing, [21], [360].
  • goeth a, [21].
• Sorry, I am right, [6].
• Sort,
  • hurt of a deadlier, [212].
  • smiles in such a, [111].
• Sorts
  • of people, all, [118].
  • of prosperity, I wish you all, [800].
• Sots, what can ennoble, [319].
• Sought,
  • lack of many things I, [161].
  • love, is good, [76].
  • the world, I never have, [374].
• Soul
  • above buttons, [454].
  • and body to lasting rest, [80].
  • and God stand sure, [649].
  • aspiring pants, the, [610].
  • awake my, [359].
  • biting for anger, eager, [221].
  • blind his, with clay, [630].
  • body form doth take of the, [29].
  • bruised with adversity, [50].
  • can this be death, [335].
  • catch my flying, [333].
  • cement of the, [354].
  • cold waters to a thirsty, [828].
  • competent to gain heights, [480].
  • cordial to the, [222].
  • crowd not on my, [383].
  • darkness o'er the parting, [513].
  • deep imaged in his, [345].
  • delight in every sorrowing, [346].
  • dinner-bell the tocsin of the, [559].
  • discontented with capacity, [512].
  • eloquence charms the, [228].
  • every hair a, doth bind, [191].
  • eye and prospect of his, [53].
  • feast of reason and flow of, [328].
  • fiery, working out its way, [267].
  • freed his, the nearest way, [367].
  • fret thy, with crosses, [30].
  • from out that shadow, [640].
  • genial current of the, [384].
  • grapple them to thy, [129].
  • happy, that all the way, [259].
  • harrow up thy, [131].
  • has gone aloft, his, [436].
  • hath elbow-room, [80].
  • haughtiness of, [298].
  • he had a little, [519].
  • her lips suck forth my, [41].
  • hides a dark, [244].
  • his father's, to cross, [326].
  • human, take wing, [552].
  • I think nobly of the, [77].
  • indulging every instinct of the, [650].
  • into the eye and prospect of his, [53].
  • iron entered into his, [851].
  • is competent to gain, the, [480].
  • is dead that slumbers, [612].
  • is form and doth the bodie make, [29].
  • is gone, limbs will quiver after the, [375].
  • is his own, the subject's, [92].
  • is in arms and eager for the fray, [296].
  • is wanting there, [548].
  • is with the saints, [502].
  • it offends me to the, [137].
  • Jove alone endues the, [340].
  • Justice is a virtue of the, [762].
  • lends the tongue vows, [130].
  • liberal, shall be made fat, [826].
  • like an ample shield, [277].
  • like seasoned timber, [204].
  • limed, struggling to be free, [139].
  • listened intensely, his very, [480].
  • living voice sways the, [748].
  • look down from heaven, [277].
  • lose his own, [840].
  • may pierce, such as the, [249].
  • measured by my, [303].
  • medicine for the, [809].
  • merit wins the, [326].
  • most offending, alive, [92].
  • mouse of any, [336].
  • mysterious cement of the, [354].
  • never dying, to save, [672].
  • O my prophetic, [132].
  • of business, despatch is the, [353].
  • of goodness in things evil, [92].
  • of harmony, the hidden, [249].
  • of man, diseases crucify the, [188].
  • of man, portions of the, [656].
  • of music shed, [519].
  • of music slumbers in the shell, [455].
  • of Orpheus sing, [250].
  • of our grandam, [77].
  • of Richard, [97], [296].
  • of the age, [179].
  • of the past time, [580].
  • of this world, time is the, [742].
  • of wit, brevity is the, [133].
  • one, in two bodies, [762].
  • [[1096]]palace of the, [221], [541].
  • perdition catch my, [153].
  • rapt, sitting in thine eyes, [249].
  • return unto thy rest my, [497].
  • saw a glimpse of happiness, [221].
  • secret, to show, [551].
  • secured in her existence, [299].
  • she 's dead, rest her, [143].
  • sighing under a sycamore tree, [406].
  • sincere, [391].
  • sinews of the, [222].
  • sleep holy spirit blessed, [624].
  • small-knowing, [54].
  • so dead, man with, [488].
  • soothed his, to pleasures, [272].
  • speech is a mirror of the, [714].
  • stirring in his, [480].
  • stream which overflowed the, [481].
  • sweet and virtuous, [204].
  • swell the, to rage, [272].
  • take the prisoned, [244].
  • tell me my, can this be death, [335].
  • that can be honest, [183].
  • that eye was in itself a, [550].
  • that perished in his pride, [470].
  • that rises with us, [477].
  • the body's guest, go, [25].
  • thou hast much goods laid up, [842].
  • three books on the, [645].
  • through my lips, [623].
  • tilts with a straw, [484].
  • to dare the will to do, the, [491].
  • to keep, pray the Lord my, [687].
  • to soul, intercourse from, [333].
  • to stray, never taught his, [315].
  • transmigration of the, [765].
  • tumult of the, [481].
  • two bodies with one, [340].
  • unborn ages crowd not on my, [383].
  • unction to your, [141].
  • under the ribs of death, [245].
  • uneasy and confined from home, [315].
  • unlettered small-knowing, [54].
  • unto his captain Christ, gave his, [82].
  • unto the lines accords, [205].
  • vigour is in our immortal, [303].
  • was immortal, that the, [760].
  • was like a star, thy, [472].
  • white as heaven, [197].
  • whiteness of his, [543].
  • why shrinks the, [298].
  • with crosses and cares to fret thy, [30].
  • within her eyes, [554].
• Souls,
  • above the flight of common, [393].
  • are ripened in our northern sky, [433].
  • assembled, [217].
  • beyond the reaches of our, [131].
  • corporations have no, [24].
  • great, are portions of eternity, [656].
  • his memory green in our, [519].
  • immediate jewel of their, [153].
  • made of fire, [311].
  • of all that men held wise, [217].
  • of fearful adversaries, [95].
  • sit close and silently, our, [274].
  • such harmony is in immortal, [65].
  • sympathy with sounds in, [421].
  • that cringe and plot, [658].
  • that were forfeit once, [47].
  • thought of thinking, [579].
  • thoughts as boundless our, as free, [550].
  • times that try men's, [431].
  • to souls can never teach, [653].
  • two, with a single thought, [806].
  • unbodied dwell, [347].
  • we loved, to see the, [631].
  • whose sudden visitations daze the world, [594].
• Soul's
  • calm sunshine, [319].
  • dark cottage, [221].
  • far better part, the, [338].
  • sincere desire, prayer is the, [497].
  • strength, stuff to try the, [649].
• Soul-animating strains, [485].
• Soul-sides, the meanest boasts, [645].
• Sound
  • an echo to the sense, [324].
  • and fury, full of, [125].
  • born of murmuring, [469].
  • charm the air to give a, [123].
  • dirge-like, [408].
  • divine, may kill a, [416].
  • hark from the tombs a doleful, [303].
  • harmonious, [236].
  • harsh in, [103].
  • however rude the, [393].
  • impetuous recoil and jarring, [229].
  • like the sweet, [74].
  • most melodious, they heard a, [28].
  • music with her silver, [404].
  • Niagara stuns with thundering, [395].
  • no, can awake him, [666].
  • no war or battle's, [251].
  • of a knell, sighed at the, [416].
  • of a voice that is still, [627].
  • of clashing wars, no, [642].
  • of friend's departing feet, [661].
  • of hammer or of saw, [421].
  • of my name, hearest the, [678].
  • of one's praises, [741].
  • of revelry by night, [542].
  • of the church-going bell, [416].
  • of thunder heard remote, [227].
  • of woman's praise, [593].
  • out-vociferize even, itself, [285].
  • persuasive, [294].
  • pipes and whistles in his, [69].
  • same, is in my ears, [471].
  • silence implying, [649].
  • silence where hath been no, [583].
  • silver-sweet, [106].
  • so fine, [676].
  • soothed with the, [271].
  • strikes like a rising knell, deep, [542].
  • sweet is every, [630].
  • the clarion fill the fife, [493].
  • the loud timbrel, [524].
  • the trumpet beat the drums, [281].
  • trumpet give an uncertain, [845].
  • what stop she please, [138].
  • which makes us linger, [548].
  • whistles in his, [69].
  • winter loves a dirge-like, [486].
  • words of thundering, [397].
• Sounds
  • as a sullen bell, [88].
  • blowing martial, [224].
  • [[1097]]concord of sweet, [66].
  • melodious, on every side, [253].
  • not rural sights alone but rural, [417].
  • of music creep in our ears, [65].
  • possessed with inward light, [503].
  • sympathy with, [421].
• Sounded all the depths of honour, [100].
• Sounder piece of British manhood, [579].
• Sounding
  • brass, [845].
  • cataract haunted me, [467].
  • on through words, [465], [480].
• Sour,
  • every sweet its, [404].
  • grapes, have eaten, [835].
  • lofty and, [101].
  • misfortune's book, [108].
• Source
  • of all my bliss, [398].
  • of human offspring, [234].
  • of sympathetic tears, [382].
• Sour-complexioned man, [206].
• South
  • and southwest side, [210].
  • beaker full of the warm, [575].
  • no North no East no West no, [517].
• Sovereign
  • among soldiers, [495].
  • heaven's, [308].
  • here lies our, [279].
  • law sits empress, [438].
  • lord the king, here lies our, [279].
  • Magna Charta will have no, [24].
  • might, of our, [29].
  • o'er transmuted ill, [366].
  • of sighs and groans, [55].
  • parts, a man of, [55].
  • reason, noble and most, [136].
  • sway and masterdom, [117].
  • when I forget my, [426].
• Sovereigns,
  • dead but sceptred, [554].
  • name ourselves its, [554].
  • soldier among, [495].
• Sovereignest thing on earth, [83].
• Sow
  • for him build for him, [470].
  • he that observeth the wind shall not, [831].
  • still, eats all the draffe, [13].
  • thy seed in the morning, [831].
  • wrong, by the ear, [19], [785].
  • ye are like to reap, as you, [214].
• Soweth
  • here with toil and care, [508].
  • whatsoever a man, [847].
• Sown the wind, [835].
• Space
  • and time, annihilate but, [330].
  • double life's fading, [262].
• Spacious firmament on high, [300].
• Spade
  • a spade, call a, [731].
  • if you don't call me a, [293].
• Spades emblems of untimely graves, [420].
• Spain, singed the beard of the king of, [616].
• Spain's chivalry, [560].
• Spake
  • as a child when I was a child, [845].
  • ful fayre, Frenche she, [1].
  • the grisly terror, so, [229].
  • the seraph Abdiel, [235].
  • upon this hint I, [151].
• Span,
  • dwindled to the shortest, [433].
  • grasp the ocean with my, [303].
  • in length a, [201].
  • less than a, [170].
  • new, spick and, [172], [212], [792].
  • our life is but a, [687].
• Spangled heavens, [300].
• Spangling
  • the wave, [492].
  • with lights, [492].
• Spaniards seem wiser than they are, [166].
• Spaniel, hound or, [148].
• Spanish
  • blades, ambuscadoes, [105].
  • dominions, the sun never sets on, [495].
  • fleet thou canst not see, [441].
  • or neat's leather, [213].
• Spanking Jack was so comely, [436].
• Spare
  • Fast, [249].
  • my aching sight, [383].
  • that tree, woodman, [595].
  • the beechen tree, [516].
  • the rod, [8], [213], [262].
• Spared a better man, better, [87].
• Spareth his rod, he that, [826].
• Spark,
  • illustrious, [416].
  • instinct with music, [485].
  • nor human, is left, [332].
  • of beauty's heavenly ray, [549].
  • of celestial fire, [425].
  • of heavenly flame, vital, [334].
  • of that immortal fire, [549].
  • proud conceited talking, [390].
• Sparks
  • fly upward, as the, [816].
  • of fire, eyes like, [202].
  • of fury, why flash those, [672].
• Sparkled was exhaled, [308].
• Sparkling
  • and bright, [678].
  • cross she wore, a, [325].
  • with a brook, [536].
• Sparrow,
  • caters for the, [67].
  • fall or hero perish, [315].
  • providence in the fall of a, [145].
• Sparrows,
  • salt upon the tails of, [291].
  • team of, [31].
• Spartan dead, remnant of our, [557].
• Speak
  • after the manner of men, [844].
  • and purpose not, [146].
  • be slow to, [849].
  • by the card, [143].
  • comfort to that grief, [53].
  • daggers to her, [139].
  • every man truth, [847].
  • from your folded papers, [636].
  • gently 't is a little thing, [683].
  • grief that does not, [124].
  • he never so rudely, [2].
  • if any, for him have I offended, [113].
  • in a monstrous little voice, [57].
  • in public on the stage, [459].
  • it profanely, not to, [137].
  • it was my hint to, [150].
  • labour what to, [168].
  • let him now, [850].
  • lips are now forbid to, [581].
  • losers must have leave to, [297].
  • low if you speak love, [51].
  • me fair in death, [65].
  • more in a minute, [107].
  • name which no one can, [508].
  • of me as I am, [156].
  • or die, [90].
  • patience, all men's office to, [53].
  • plain and to the purpose, [51].
  • right on, I only, [114].
  • [[1098]]something good, the worst, [205].
  • tears that, [262].
  • to me as to thy thinkings, [153].
  • to the earth, [817].
  • to thee in friendship's name, [523].
  • too coldly, thou think'st I, [523].
  • truly, if a man should, [83].
  • well of no man living, he can, [737].
  • well of you, [841].
  • with most miraculous organ, [135].
  • with the tongues of men, [845].
• Speaks
  • an infinite deal of nothing, [60].
  • angels listen when she, [279].
  • to my spirit of thee, [552].
• Speaker,
  • but I am truest, [160].
  • no other, of my living actions, [101].
• Speaking,
  • heard for their much, [838].
  • things they ought not, [848].
  • thought him still, [237].
  • tongue, the, [603].
• Spear,
  • freedom leaning on her, [637].
  • Ithuriel with his, [234].
  • snatched the, [443], [489].
  • to equal the tallest pine, [224].
• Spears into pruning-hooks, [832].
• Special,
  • loved gold in, [2].
  • providence, [145].
  • wonder, without our, [122].
• Spectacle
  • of human happiness, [462].
  • so ridiculous, no, [591].
• Spectacles
  • of books, [277].
  • on nose and pouch on side, [69].
• Spectators, pleasure to the, [593].
• Spectre-bark, off shot the, [498].
• Spectre-doubts, dispel ye, [513].
• Speculation in those eyes, [122].
• Speech
  • abroad, there is a, [166].
  • be alway with grace, let your, [847].
  • better than silence, [700].
  • day unto day uttereth, [819].
  • discretion of, [167].
  • dishonourable, for a general, [733].
  • gentle of, [343].
  • is a mirror of the soul, [714].
  • is of time, [579].
  • is shallow as time, [579].
  • is silvern silence is golden, [579].
  • is truth, [489].
  • made to open man to man, [310].
  • mend your, a little, [146].
  • often regretted my, [714].
  • persuasive sighs and, [339].
  • plainness of, [846].
  • poetry of, [545].
  • propriety of, [169].
  • rude am I in my, [149].
  • rude in, though I be, [846].
  • the image of actions, [757].
  • thought deeper than, [653].
  • thought wed itself with, [632].
  • to conceal thoughts, [800].
  • true use of, [403].
  • was given to disguise thoughts, [310].
  • was like to tapestry, [723].
  • when thought is, [489].
• Speeches
  • compared to cypress trees, [734].
  • men's charitable, [170].
• Speed,
  • add wings to thy, [229].
  • be wise with, [311].
  • in doing a thing, [724].
  • the going guest, [328].
  • the parting guest, [346].
  • the soft intercourse, [333].
  • thousands at his bidding, [252].
  • to-day put back to-morrow, [29].
• Spell,
  • kindled by the master's, [455].
  • trance or breathed, [251].
• Spells,
  • lime-twigs of his, [245].
  • talismans and, [422].
• Spence, Sir Patrick, ballad of, [502].
• Spend
  • another such a night, [96].
  • or to lend or to give in, [279].
  • to give to want to, [30].
• Spending, getting and, [476].
• Spenser,
  • lie a little nearer, [179].
  • lodge thee by Chaucer, or, [179].
• Spent,
  • dayes that might be better, [29].
  • them not in toys, [260].
  • under the devil's belly, [773].
  • what we, we have, [802].
• Sperit, never drink no, [659].
• Sphere,
  • all quit their, [315].
  • of our sorrow, from the, [567].
  • she just began to move in, [409].
  • two stars in one, [87].
• Spheres,
  • music of the, [218].
  • pleasures of the, [526].
  • seems to shake the, [271].
  • stars shot madly from their, [57].
  • start from their, [131].
• Sphere-descended maid, [390].
• Spice of life, variety is the, [419].
• Spices grow, hills where, [302].
• Spick and span new, [172], [212], [792].
• Spicy
  • nut-brown ale, [249].
  • shore of Arabie the blest, [232].
• Spider,
  • much like a subtle, [175].
  • to the fly, said a, [605].
• Spiders,
  • half-starved, [413].
  • lately had two, [296].
• Spider's touch, how exquisitely fine, [316].
• Spider-like we feel the tenderest touch, [274].
• Spies, sorrows come not single, [142].
• Spigot wield, wilt thou the, [45].
• Spills itself in fearing to be spilt, [142].
• Spin, toil not neither do they, [838].
• Spinning sleeps on her soft axle, [237].
• Spins, Lord Fanny, [328].
• Spinsters and knitters in the sun, [75].
• Spires,
  • watch the three tall, [626].
  • whose silent finger, [481].
  • ye antique towers ye distant, [381].
• Spirit,
  • Brutus will start a, [110].
  • calms, nought so much the, [556].
  • chased, are with more, [62].
  • clear, doth raise, [247].
  • Creator drew his, [270].
  • ditties of no tone, [576].
  • doubtful public, [411].
  • dull as night, [66].
  • ere my fainting, fell, [553].
  • exhilarate the, [417].
  • extravagant and erring, [126].
  • fair, rest thee now, [570].
  • fairer, or more welcome shade, [313].
  • [[1099]]for my minister one fair, [547].
  • full of, as the month of May, [86].
  • giveth life the letter killeth, [846].
  • God the Son God the, [303].
  • haughty, before a fall, [826].
  • he that ruleth his, [827].
  • hies to his confine, [126].
  • his great Creator drew his, [270].
  • holiday-rejoicing, [509].
  • humble tranquil, [182].
  • I am thy father's, [131].
  • ill, have so fair a house, [43].
  • indeed is willing, [841].
  • independence, thy, [392].
  • meek and quiet, [849].
  • motions of his, are dull as night, [66].
  • no, dares stir abroad, [127].
  • not of the letter but the, [846].
  • of a youth, morning like the, [158].
  • of counsel and might, [833].
  • of health or goblin damned, [130].
  • of heaviness, [834].
  • of judgment, some shallow, [93].
  • of knowledge, [833].
  • of liberty, pardon something to the, [408].
  • of man is divine, all save the, [549].
  • of mankind, free, [572].
  • of mortal be proud, [561].
  • of my dream, change o'er the, [553].
  • of self-sacrifice, [475].
  • of the Lord, [833].
  • of wine, O thou invisible, [152].
  • of wisdom, [833].
  • of youth in everything, [163].
  • one of the flesh and one of the, [656].
  • or more welcome shade, [313].
  • pard-like, [565].
  • present in, [845].
  • rest perturbed, [133].
  • shall return unto God, [832].
  • sister, come away, [334].
  • sits in a foggy cloud, [123].
  • so profound, he felt with, [471].
  • speaks to my, of thee, [552].
  • strongest and fiercest, [226].
  • that could be moved to smile, [111].
  • that loved thee, wounded the, [682].
  • the accusing, [379].
  • the least erected, [225].
  • to bathe in fiery floods, [48].
  • unwearied, best conditioned and, [64].
  • vanity and vexation of, [830].
  • walks of every day deceased, [307].
  • which is able to raise mortals, [532].
  • which would drag angels down, [532].
  • winged, is feathered oftentimes, [36].
  • with one fair, [547].
  • wounded, who can bear, [827].
• Spirits
  • are not finely touched, [46].
  • black and white, [173].
  • can either sex assume, [224].
  • choice and master, [112].
  • clad in veils, [653].
  • deified by our own, [470].
  • from the vasty deep, [85].
  • from their urns, [554].
  • light, wins from toil, [387].
  • love in heavenly, [28].
  • of great events, [504].
  • of just men made perfect, [848].
  • of the wise sit in the clouds, [89].
  • our actors were all, [43].
  • stories from the land of, [502].
  • twain have crossed with me, [806].
  • vital in every part, [236].
• Spiriting gently, do my, [42].
• Spiritless, so faint so, [88].
• Spirit-small hand, [648].
• Spirit-stirring drum, [154].
• Spiritual
  • creatures, millions of, [234].
  • grace, inward and, [850].
• Spit
  • in my face, [84].
  • orators when out will, [71].
  • upon my Jewish gaberdine, [61].
• Spite,
  • death aims with fouler, [203].
  • in erring reason's, [316].
  • in learned doctors', [564].
  • O cursed, [133].
  • of all my grief revealing, [689].
  • of criticising elves, [412].
  • of his teeth, [8].
  • of nature and their stars, [211].
  • of scorn, thrice in, [225].
  • the world, reckless what I do to, [121].
• Spleen
  • about thee, mirth and, [300].
  • meditative, [480].
• Splendid
  • in ashes, [219].
  • sight to see, a, [540].
• Splendidly null, [631].
• Splendour
  • dazzles in vain, [568].
  • in the grass, [478].
  • streaming through the sky, [496].
• Splenitive and rash, [144].
• Split the ears of groundlings, [137].
• Spoil
  • of me, villanous company the, [86].
  • the child, spare the rod, [8], [213], [262].
• Spoils,
  • is fit for stratagems and, [66].
  • of nature, rich with the, [217].
  • of time, rich with the, [384].
  • of war the wealth of seas, [569].
  • the pleasure of the time, [122].
  • to the victors belong the, [676].
• Spoke less, knew more and, [738].
• Sponge, drink no more than a, [771].
• Spoon,
  • must be a, [584].
  • must have a long, [18].
• Spoons,
  • count our, [370].
  • from whom we guard our, [593].
• Sport
  • an hour with beauty's chain, [525].
  • not worth the candle, [206].
  • of bear-baiting gave offence, [593].
  • of every wind, [314].
  • that wrinkled care derides, [248].
  • to have the enginer, [141].
  • with Amaryllis in the shade, [247].
  • would be as tedious as to work, [83].
• Sports,
  • my joy of youthful, [547].
  • of children, [394].
• Sporus feel, can, [328].
• Spot
  • is cursed, the, [472].
  • leave this barren, [516].
  • of earth, [481].
  • out damned, [124].
  • plant on his peculiar, [317].
  • stir of this dim, [243].
  • [[1100]]this punctual, [237].
  • which men call earth, [243].
• Spots
  • in the sun, [189].
  • leopard change his, [835].
  • of sunny openings, [536].
  • quadrangular, [420].
• Spread
  • his sweet leaves, [104].
  • the thin oar, [318].
  • the truth from pole to pole, [300].
  • with colours idly, [80].
  • yourselves, masters, [57].
• Spreads
  • his light wings, [333].
  • his orient beams, [233].
• Spreading himself, [819].
• Sprightly running, [276].
• Spring
  • and root of honesty, [729].
  • canker galls the infants of the, [129].
  • come gentle, [355].
  • comes slowly up this way, [499].
  • companions of the, [438].
  • from haunted, [251].
  • full of sweet days, [204].
  • in the, a livelier iris, [625].
  • of love, [44], [498].
  • of virtues, [35].
  • of woes unnumbered, [336].
  • Pierian, taste not the, [323].
  • slow stream or pebbly, [504].
  • supplies another race, the, [338].
  • thine azure sister of the, [565].
  • unlocks the flowers, [535].
  • visit the mouldering urn, [428].
• Springs,
  • Helicon's harmonious, [382].
  • joy's delicious, [540].
  • of Dove, beside the, [469].
  • steeds to water at those, [159].
• Springes to catch woodcocks, [130].
• Springtime's harbinger, [199].
• Sprinkled with rosy light, [338].
• Spur,
  • fame is the, [241].
  • to prick the sides of my intent, [118].
• Spurs the lated traveller, [121].
• Spurned
  • but spurned in vain, [24].
  • by the young, [585].
• Spurns that patient merit takes, [135].
• Spy, knowledge is sorrow's, [217].
• Squadron in the field, [149].
• Squadrons, in ranks and, [112].
• Squander time, do not, [360].
• Square,
  • all round the, [584].
  • grows a glimmering, [630].
  • hole, has got into the, [461].
  • I have not kept my, [157].
• Squat like a toad, [234].
• Squeak
  • and gibber, [126].
  • as naturally as pigs, [210].
• Squeaking of the wry-necked fife, [62].
• Squeezing of a lemon, in the, [401].
• Squirrel joiner or old grub, [104].
• Stabbed with a white wench's black eye, [106].
• Stable
  • door, shut the, [13].
  • good horse in the, [401].
• Staff,
  • cockle hat and, [405].
  • of life, [283], [291].
  • of my age my very prop, [62].
  • of my life, [786].
  • of this broken reed, [834].
  • stay and the, [833].
  • thy rod and thy, [819].
• Stage,
  • after a well-graced actor leaves the, [82].
  • all the world 's a, [69].
  • amused his riper, [318].
  • found only on the, [558].
  • frets his hour upon the, [125].
  • if this were played upon a, [76].
  • natural on the, [399].
  • poor degraded, [564].
  • speak in public on the, [459].
  • the earth is a, [194].
  • the wonder of our, [179].
  • the world but as a, [784].
  • then to the well-trod, [249].
  • veteran on the, [365].
  • where every man must play a part, [60].
  • where they do agree on the, [441].
• Stages,
  • in our latter, [432].
  • where'er his, may have been, [379].
• Stagers, old cunning, [213].
• Staggered,
  • reason is, [411].
  • the boldest, [408].
• Stagirite, that stout, [509].
• Stain,
  • incapable of, [226].
  • like a wound, felt a, [410].
  • my man's cheeks, [146].
• Stairs,
  • I came up, into the world, [294].
  • why did you kick me down, [445].
• Stake,
  • I am tied to the, [148].
  • when honour 's at the, [142].
• Stakes were thrones, [555].
• Stale
  • flat and unprofitable, [128].
  • nor custom, [157].
  • poor I am, [160].
• Stalk,
  • four red roses on a, [97].
  • withering on the, [477].
• Stalked off reluctant, [355].
• Stalled ox and hatred, [826].
• Stamford fair, bullocks at, [89].
• Stamp
  • and esteem of ages, [266].
  • not the king's, [282].
  • of fate, [337].
  • of nature, use can almost change the, [141].
  • rank is but the guinea's, [452].
• Stamped, I that am rudely, [95].
• Stand
  • and wait, they serve who, [252].
  • a tiptoe, [92].
  • before kings, [828].
  • before mean men, shall not, [828].
  • by uniting we, [426].
  • how if a' will not, [52].
  • in pause, [139].
  • in your own light, [17].
  • like greyhounds in the slips, [91].
  • more for number, [48].
  • not upon the order of your going, [122].
  • still my steed, [614].
  • the hazard of the die, [98].
  • to doubt, never, [203].
  • to your glasses steady, [641].
  • united we, [595].
  • upon his bottom, [265].
  • ye in the ways, [835].
• Stands
  • as never it stood, wind, [20].
  • as the case, [172].
  • [[1101]]not within the prospect of belief, [116].
  • on tiptoe, religion, [205].
  • Scotland where it did, [124].
  • so, the statue, [356].
  • tiptoe, jocund day, [108].
  • upon a slippery place, [79].
• Standard
  • of the man, [303].
  • sheet, forever float that, [574].
  • unfurled her, to the air, [573].
• Standeth, thinketh he, [845].
• Standing,
  • as cheap sitting as, [292].
  • jokes, wooden shoes are, [300].
  • on this pleasant lea, [476].
  • pond, mantle like a, [60].
  • pool, green mantle of the, [147].
  • upon the vantage ground of truth, [164].
  • with reluctant feet, [614].
• Stanhope's pencil writ, lines with, [311].
• Stanley,
  • approbation from Sir Hubert, [457].
  • charge Chester charge on, [490].
• Stanza, who pens a, [326].
• Staple
  • of all wisdom, [409].
  • of his argument, [56].
• Star,
  • a bright particular, [73].
  • constant as the northern, [112].
  • desire of the moth for the, [567].
  • dropped like a falling, [225].
  • fair as a, [469].
  • for every state, [638].
  • give a name to every fixed, [54].
  • glittering like the morning, [409].
  • heart that lurks behind a, [328].
  • hitch your wagon to a, [603].
  • in bigness as a, [230].
  • in its embrace, had caught a, [681].
  • light of the Mæonian, [325].
  • lovers love the western, [487].
  • man is his own, [183].
  • never, was lost here, [645].
  • of dawn, a later, [485].
  • of empire, westward the, [312].
  • of its worship, still to the, [524].
  • of life's tremulous ocean, [528].
  • of peace return, [515].
  • of smallest magnitude, [230].
  • of the unconquered will, [613].
  • or two beside, a, [498].
  • our life's, [477].
  • pinned with a single, [582].
  • pins it with a, [582].
  • round and perfect as a, [667].
  • state for every, [638].
  • strives to touch a, [29].
  • that bids the shepherd, [243].
  • that ushers in the even, [163].
  • thy soul was like a, [472].
  • to stay the morning, [501].
  • twinkling of a, [214].
  • whose beam so oft has lighted me, [524].
• Stars
  • are in the quiet skies, [607].
  • are old, till the, [666].
  • battlements bore, [479].
  • beauty of a thousand, [41].
  • blesses his, [297].
  • blossomed the lovely, [616].
  • branch-charmed by the earnest, [575].
  • cut him out in little, [107].
  • doubt thou the, are fire, [133].
  • fairest of, [235].
  • fault is not in our, [110].
  • fought against Sisera, [814].
  • glows in the, [316].
  • have lit the welkin dome, [574].
  • have their time to set, [570].
  • heaven's vault studded with, [568].
  • her eyes as, [474].
  • hide their diminished heads, [231].
  • hide your diminished rays, [322].
  • illume the sky, when, [587].
  • in earth's firmament, [613].
  • in empty night, sink those, [496].
  • in spite of nature and their, [211].
  • in their courses, [814].
  • innumerable as the, [235].
  • kings are like, [565].
  • look on the sea, as, [607].
  • morning, sang together, [817].
  • of glory there, set the, [573].
  • of human race, [414].
  • of midnight shall be dear, [469].
  • of morning, [235].
  • powdered with, [236].
  • repairing, other, [236].
  • rush out, the, [498].
  • seen in the galaxy, [236].
  • sentinel, set their watch, [515].
  • shall fade away, [299].
  • shine aloft like, [481].
  • shooting, attend thee, [202].
  • shot madly from their spheres, [57].
  • start from their spheres, [131].
  • that come once in a century, [656].
  • that round her burn, [300].
  • the life-inclining, [38].
  • they fell like, [496].
  • two, keep not their motion, [87].
  • unutterably bright, [568].
  • were more in fault than they, [287].
  • which night's blue arch adorn, [424].
  • who build beneath the, [309].
  • whose dust is gold and pavement, [236].
• Star-chamber matter of it, [44].
• Stare, stony British, [631].
• Starers, stupid, [319].
• Star-eyed science, [513].
• Starlight,
  • by cloudless, [522].
  • glittering, [234].
• Star-like eyes, [200].
• Star-proof branching elm, [250].
• Starriest souls disclose, lives obscure the, [38].
• Starry
  • cope of heaven, [234].
  • Galileo with his woes, [545].
  • girdle of the year, [513].
  • host, that led the, [233].
  • skies and cloudless climes, [551].
  • sky, silence in the, [478].
  • train, heaven's, [233].
  • train, motion of his, [485].
• Star-spangled banner, [517].
• Start
  • a hare, to, [84].
  • of the majestic world, [110].
  • straining upon the, [91].
• [[1102]]Starts
  • everything by, and nothing long, [268].
  • 't was wild by, [390].
• Started like a guilty thing, [126].
• Startles at destruction, [298].
• Starve,
  • catch cold and, [159].
  • in ice, [228].
  • with nothing, [60].
• Star-y-pointing pyramid, [251].
• State,
  • broken with the storms of, [100].
  • expectancy and rose of the, [136].
  • falling with a falling, [336].
  • for every star, [638].
  • great plot of, [263].
  • hides from himself his, [365].
  • high and palmy, of Rome, [126].
  • high on a throne of royal, [226].
  • I am the, [808].
  • in Rome, devil to keep his, [110].
  • in sober, [425].
  • in whatsoever, I am, [847].
  • man at his best, [820].
  • matters, touch no, [398].
  • mock the air with idle, [383].
  • my business in this, [49].
  • of life, duty in that, [850].
  • of man like a little kingdom, [111].
  • of man, this is the, [99].
  • of nature, war was the, [407].
  • of war by nature, [290].
  • pillar of, seemed a, [227].
  • ruin or rule the, [267].
  • sail on O ship of, [615].
  • scandal waits on greatest, [161].
  • some service, I have done the, [156].
  • some strange eruption to our, [126].
  • star for every, [638].
  • the rose of the fair, [136].
  • thousand years to form a, [541].
  • what constitutes a, [438].
  • where Venice sate in, [544].
  • without king or nobles, [588].
• State House, Boston, [638].
• States
  • dissevered discordant, [533].
  • free and independent, [429].
  • indestructible, [619].
  • move slowly, [170].
  • no more slave, [619].
  • saved without the sword, [606].
  • shaker of o'er-rank, [199].
  • unborn, acted over in, [112].
  • walls do not make, [438].
• State's
  • collected will, [438].
  • decrees, mould a mighty, [633].
• Stateliest and most regal argument, [254].
• Stately
  • and tall he moves, [682].
  • homes of England, [569].
  • mansions, build thee more, [636].
  • pleasure-dome, [500].
• Statesman
  • and buffoon, [268].
  • to give an account of themselves, [741].
  • too nice for a, [399].
  • yet friend to truth, [323].
• Statesmen
  • at her council met, [623].
  • minds of some of our, [518].
  • talked, where village, [397].
• Station
  • like the herald Mercury, [140].
  • post of honour is a private, [298].
• Statists hold it baseness to write fair, [145].
• Statuaries loved to copy, [590].
• Statue
  • by his touch grew into youth, [531].
  • grows, more the, [769].
  • of Cato, [741].
  • of Newton stood, where the, [475].
  • that enchants the world, [356].
• Statue-like repose, [639].
• Stature,
  • each man makes his own, [309].
  • tall, her, [556].
  • toys of simulated, [621].
  • undepressed in size, [479].
• Statute, the rigour of the, [47].
• Stay
  • and the staff, [833].
  • I ask not to, [678].
  • of bread, the whole, [833].
  • of water, [833].
  • staff and the, [833].
  • who saw to wish her, [237].
• Stayed, too late I, [464].
• Steadfast as the scene, [468].
• Steadies with upright keel, she, [498].
• Steady
  • gain of man, I see the, [618].
  • temper, thy, [297].
• Steal
  • a few hours from the night, [521].
  • a shive of a cut loaf, [104].
  • away give little warning, [433].
  • away their brains, [152].
  • away your hearts, [114].
  • convey the wise it call, [45].
  • foh a fico for the phrase, [45].
  • from the world, [334].
  • immortal blessing from her lips, [108].
  • most authors, [325].
  • my thunder, [282].
  • us from ourselves away, years, [330].
  • young children, witches, [187].
• Steals
  • from the thief, [151].
  • my purse steals trash, who, [153].
• Stealing
  • and giving odour, [74].
  • hands from picking and, [850].
  • still so gently o'er me, [689].
  • will continue stealing, [661].
• Stealth, do good by, [329].
• Steam, unconquered, [424].
• Steam-engine in trousers, [461].
• Steed,
  • farewell the neighing, [154].
  • mounts the warrior's, [487].
  • no more on thy, [666].
  • stand still my, [614].
  • that knows his rider, [542].
  • threatens steed, [92].
• Steeds,
  • mounting barbed, [95].
  • to water at those springs, [159].
• Steel,
  • as with triple, [228].
  • couch of war, flinty and, [151].
  • foemen worthy of their, [491].
  • grapple with hooks of, [129].
  • grapple with hoops of, [129].
  • heart is true as, [58].
  • heart with strings of, [139].
  • in complete, [131], [244].
  • more than complete, [40].
  • my man is as true as, [107].
  • no workman, [535].
  • nor poison can touch him further, [121].
  • though locked up in, [94].
• [[1103]]Steep
  • and thorny way, [129].
  • my senses in forgetfulness, [89].
  • no towers along the, [514].
  • o'er bog or, [230].
  • of Delphos, [251].
  • on Sunium's marbled, [558].
  • on the Indian, [243].
  • where fame's proud temple shines, [428].
• Steeped
  • me in poverty, [155].
  • to the lips in misery, [614].
• Steeple,
  • looking at the, [556].
  • weathercock on a, [44].
• Steeples point to the sky, [504].
• Steepy mountains, [40].
• Steer
  • clear of permanent alliances, [425].
  • from grave to gay, [320].
  • from grave to light, [273].
  • my bark and sail, thus I, [354].
  • right onward, [252].
  • the plough, who, [598].
• Stem, moulded on one, [58].
• Stenches, two-and-seventy, [503].
• Step
  • above the sublime, [431].
  • aside is human, to, [448].
  • first, which costs, [801].
  • more true, foot more light, [491].
  • to the music of the Union, [588].
• Steps,
  • beware of desperate, [423].
  • brushing the dews with hasty, [386].
  • echo of the sad, [481].
  • grace was in all her, [237].
  • hear not my, [119].
  • Lord directeth his, [826].
  • morn her rosy, advancing, [234].
  • of glory, who track the, [552].
  • pilgrim, in amice gray, [241].
  • safety walks in its, [460].
  • thy, I follow with bosom bare, [392].
  • to support uneasy, [224].
  • tread with cautious, [362].
  • were higher that they took, [269].
  • what ghost invites my, [335].
  • with fainting, they go, [398].
  • with wandering, and slow, [240].
• Stephen
  • Sly, [72].
  • was a worthy peer, [406].
• Stepmother, merciless, [717].
• Stepped
  • so far in blood, [123].
  • to the sky, [655].
• Stepping o'er the bounds, [108].
• Stepping-stones, men may rise on, [631].
• Sterile promontory, earth seems a, [134].
• Stern
  • and rock-bound coast, [569].
  • god of sea, [253].
  • ruin's ploughshare, [448].
• Sterner stuff, made of, [113].
• Stern'st good-night, gives the, [119].
• Sterte out of his slepe to, [2].
• Sterten to, but on hole for to, [4].
• Stick,
  • beat with fist instead of a, [209].
  • fell like the, [431].
  • on conversation's burrs, [636].
• Sticking-place, screw your courage to the, [118].
• Stiff
  • in opinions, [268].
  • thwack, with many a, [211].
• Stiffen the sinews, [91].
• Stile, I 'm sitting on the, [611].
• Still
  • achieving still pursuing, [612].
  • an angel appear, [305].
  • and quiet conscience, [99].
  • and serious thought, [471].
  • as night, attention, [227].
  • beginning never ending, [272].
  • destroying fighting still, [272].
  • govern thou my song, [236].
  • harping on my daughter, [133].
  • prayer of devotion, [524].
  • sad music of humanity, [467].
  • small voice, [383], [815].
  • so gently o'er me stealing, [689].
  • soliciting eye, [146].
  • sow eats up all the draffe, [13].
  • the wonder grew, [397].
  • their strength is to sit, [834].
  • to be neat still to be drest, [178].
  • waters, beside the, [819].
• Stillness
  • and the night, [65].
  • modest, and humility, [91].
• Still-vexed Bermoothes, [42].
• Stilly
  • night, oft in the, [523].
  • sounds, the hum of either army, [91].
• Sting,
  • death where is thy, [335], [846].
  • that bids not sit nor stand, [649].
  • thee twice, have a serpent, [64].
• Stings
  • and motions of the sense, [47].
  • never feels the wanton, [47].
  • you for your pains, [313].
• Stinger, 't is a, [173].
• Stingeth like an adder, [828].
• Stinks, well defined, [503].
• Stir,
  • all hell for this shall, [93].
  • as life were in 't, [125].
  • fretful, unprofitable, [467].
  • it, the more thou, [786].
  • of the great Babel, [420].
  • of this dim spot, smoke and, [243].
  • the fire with a sword, [765].
  • without great argument, [142].
• Stirs the blood, for it, [6].
• Stirred, my heart is idly, [471].
• Stirring, man fond of, [584].
• Stirrup and the ground, [684].
• Stitch stitch stitch, [585].
• Stithy, as foul as Vulcan's, [138].
• Stock
  • of harmless pleasure, [369].
  • of history, [486].
• Stocks and stones, worshipped, [252].
• Stocking all the day, [401].
• Stockings hung by the chimney, [527].
• Stoic
  • fur, doctors of the, [246].
  • of the woods, [516].
• Stoics boast, let, [317].
• Stoicism,
  • the Romans call it, [298].
• Stolen,
  • not wanting what is, [154].
  • out of holy writ, [96].
  • sweets are best, [297].
  • waters are sweet, [825].
  • when the steed is, [13].
• Stomach
  • for them all, [156].
  • goes against my, [70].
  • mutinied against the, [724].
  • my, is not good, [22].
  • of unbounded, [100].
• Stomach's sake, wine for thy, [848].
• Stone,
  • a gift is as a precious, [827].
  • [[1104]]at his heels, [405].
  • beneath the churchyard, [595].
  • cold as any, [91].
  • continual dropping wears away a, [706].
  • fling but a, the giant dies, [354].
  • in one hand bread in the other, [701].
  • leave no, unturned, [809].
  • many a rich, laid up, [182].
  • mark with a white, [789].
  • of the corner, head, [823].
  • rolling, gathers no moss, [14], [711].
  • rolling his, up the mountain, [617].
  • set in the silver sea, [81].
  • tell where I lie, not a, [334].
  • this precious, [81].
  • to beauty grew, the, [598].
  • underneath this, doth lie, [178].
  • unhewn and cold, [769].
  • violet by a mossy, [469].
  • virtue is like a rich, [167].
  • walls do not a prison make, [260].
  • we raised not a, [563].
  • which the builders refused, [823].
• Stones,
  • inestimable, [96].
  • labour of an age, in piled, [251].
  • music with the enamelled, [44].
  • nor would make a state, [438].
  • of Rome to rise, [114].
  • of worth, like, [162].
  • prate of my whereabout, [119].
  • rattle his bones over the, [683].
  • sermons in, [67].
  • stocks and, worshipped, [252].
• Stone's throw, within a, [787].
• Stone-wall Jackson, [860].
• Stony limits cannot hold love out, [105].
• Stood
  • against my fire, [148].
  • against the world, [113].
  • aloof, they, [500].
  • among them but not of them, [544].
  • and gazed, [501].
  • beside a cottage lone, [589].
  • fixed to hear, [237].
  • in Venice on the bridge of sighs, [544].
  • sufficient to have, [230].
  • upon Achilles' tomb, [558].
• Stooks, she stood amid the, [584].
• Stools,
  • between two, [10].
  • push us from our, [122].
  • trying to sit on two, [10].
• Stoop,
  • grief makes his owner, [79].
  • wisdom is nearer when we, [479].
• Stoops
  • not, the grass, [161].
  • to folly, lovely woman, [403].
• Stooped to truth, [328].
• Stop
  • a hole, might, [144].
  • to sound what, she please, [138].
• Stops of various quills, [248].
• Stopping a bung-hole, [144].
• Store,
  • basket and, [814].
  • heaven will bless your, [433].
  • how grows in Paradise our, [569].
  • is no sore, [11], [791].
  • my heart and lute are all the, [525].
  • rich with little, [22].
  • to increase his, [392].
  • unguarded, the, [321].
• Stores as silent thought can bring, [466].
• Stored up in books, [254].
• Storied
  • urn, can, [384].
  • windows richly dight, [250].
• Stories
  • from the land of spirits, [502].
  • great lords', [454].
  • long dull and old, [459].
  • nature built many, [222].
  • of the death of kings, [82].
  • tall men are like houses of four, [170].
• Storm,
  • after a, comes a calm, [284].
  • after storm, [678].
  • and darkness, night and, [544].
  • cable that ne'er broke in, [217].
  • directs the, [299], [331].
  • like gathering, [451].
  • midway leaves the, [397].
  • of war was gone, when the, [465].
  • pelting of this pitiless, [147].
  • pilot that weathered the, [464].
  • rides upon the, [423].
  • sublime and terrible, [462].
  • that howls along the sky, [392].
  • that stood the, [526].
• Storms
  • annoy, no loud, [367].
  • give her to the god of, [635].
  • he sought the, [267].
  • may enter, the king cannot, [365].
  • of fate, struggling in the, [336].
  • of life, rainbow to the, [550].
  • of state, broken with the, [100].
• Stormy
  • cape, round the, [356].
  • March has come, [573].
  • North, hills of the, [571].
  • winds do blow, [176], [515].
• Story
  • being done, my, [150].
  • flows, divine thy, [345].
  • God bless you, [464].
  • honour is the subject of my, [110].
  • I have none to tell, [464].
  • is extant, the, [138].
  • locks in the golden, [104].
  • ne'er had been read in, [489].
  • of Cambuscan bold, [250].
  • of her birth, repeats the, [300].
  • of my life, questioned me the, [150].
  • of our days, shuts up the, [26].
  • rough-island, [628].
  • softness in the upper, [660].
  • some pretty, tell, [535].
  • teach him how to tell my, [151].
  • will not go down, this, [363].
• Stout
  • Cortez with eagle eyes, [576].
  • courage will be put out, [26].
  • miles, twelve, [472].
  • not alive so, a gentleman, [87].
  • once a month, [273].
• Straight
  • down the crooked lane, [584].
  • out of the ark, [460].
• Strain
  • at a gnat, [840].
  • of music, governed by a, [485].
  • of rareness, a, [160].
  • soft is the, [324].
  • something like prophetic, [250].
  • strive and hold cheap the, [649].
  • that, again it had a dying fall, [74].
  • the simplest can touch it, [525].
• Strained
  • from that fair use, [106].
  • quality of mercy is not, [64].
• [[1105]]Straining
  • harsh discords, [108].
  • his throat, [399].
  • upon the start, [91].
• Strains,
  • heaven's melodious, [640].
  • soul-animating, [485].
  • that might create a soul, [245].
• Strait is the gate, [839].
• Strand,
  • American, [205].
  • fair Scotland's, [452].
  • I walked along the, [375].
  • India's coral, [536].
  • maypole in the, [352].
  • on the Chian, [503].
  • the guardian Naiad of the, [490].
  • wandering on a foreign, [488].
• Strange
  • all this difference, [351].
  • as truth, nothing so, [534].
  • bedfellows, [43].
  • but true, 't is, [560].
  • coincidence, a, [559].
  • cozenage, [276].
  • eruptions, breaks forth in, [85].
  • eventful history, that ends this, [69].
  • fellows, nature hath framed, [59].
  • it was passing strange, [150].
  • land, stranger in a, [813].
  • matters, men may read, [117].
  • oaths, soldier full of, [69].
  • something rich and, [42].
  • that death should sing, [80].
  • that men should fear, [112].
  • thing is man, [559].
  • this is wondrous, [133].
  • truth is always, [560].
• Stranger
  • in a strange land, [813].
  • surety for a, [825].
  • than fiction, truth is, [560].
  • yet to pain, [381].
• Strangers
  • honoured, by, [335].
  • I desire we may be better, [70].
  • mourned, by, [335].
  • to entertain, [848].
• Stratagem, nor take tea without a, [311].
• Stratagems
  • and spoils, is fit for, [66].
  • which errors seem, oft are, [323].
• Stratford atte bowe, scole of, [1].
• Straw,
  • did not care one, [703].
  • quarrel in a, [142].
  • stumbles at a, [29].
  • the soul tilts with a, [484].
  • tickled with a, [318].
  • to see which way the wind is, [195].
• Straws,
  • errors like, [275].
  • forms of hairs or, [327].
• Strawberries,
  • doubtless God could have made a better berry, [208].
  • what Dr. Boteler said of, [208].
• Strawberry wives, like the, [171].
• Streakings of the morning light, [574].
• Stream,
  • as the leaf upon the, [491].
  • at eve, by living, [357].
  • in smoother numbers flows, [324].
  • left to the mercy of a rude, [99].
  • let us glide adown thy, [538].
  • of time, [455].
  • runneth smoothest, where the, [33].
  • runs fast, the, [518].
  • summer eves by haunted, [249].
  • thy, my great example, [257].
  • which overflowed the soul, [481].
• Streams
  • from little fountains, large, [459].
  • liquid lapse of murmuring, [237].
  • meander, as, [610].
  • more pellucid, [482].
  • no resemblance with those, [257].
  • of dotage flow, [365].
  • of revenue gushed forth, [531].
  • our gratulations flow in, [285].
  • passions are likened to floods and, [25].
  • run dimpling all the way, [328].
  • snow-hid in Jenooary, [660].
  • their gravel gold, [257].
• Streamed like a meteor, [383].
• Streamers waving, [242].
• Streaming
  • eyes and breaking hearts, [625].
  • splendour, [496].
  • to the wind, like a meteor, [224].
• Street, uttereth her voice in the, [824].
• Streets,
  • a lion is in the, [828].
  • dogs fighting in the, [363].
  • gibber in the Roman, [126].
  • mourners go about the, [831].
  • of Askelon, [814].
  • rattling o'er the stony, [542].
  • when night darkens the, [224].
• Strength,
  • all below is, [270].
  • be, as thy days so shall thy, [814].
  • excellent to have a giant's, [48].
  • giant's unchained, [572].
  • if by reason of, [822].
  • is felt from hope, [340].
  • is to sit still, their, [834].
  • king's name a tower of, [97].
  • knowledge increaseth, [828].
  • labour and sorrow is their, [822].
  • lovely in your, [544].
  • not, but art, [341].
  • of mind is exercise, [317].
  • of nerve or sinew, [482].
  • of twenty men, [108].
  • our castle's, will laugh a siege, [125].
  • our refuge and, [820].
  • perfect in weakness, [846].
  • Phœbus in his, [77].
  • profaned the God-given, [489].
  • slight not, [172].
  • to strength, they go from, [821].
  • to the thought, adds, [312].
  • tower of, [628].
  • wears away, as my, [670].
  • wisdom overmatch for, [715].
• Strengthens
  • our nerves, [411].
  • with his strength, [317].
• Stretch
  • every nerve, [359].
  • out to the crack of doom, [123].
• Stretched
  • metre of an antique song, [161].
  • on the rack, [332].
  • upon the plain, [539].
• Stretched-forth necks, [833].
• Strewed thy grave, [144].
• Stricken
  • deer go weep, let the, [138].
  • in age, well, [813].
• Stride, comes the dark at one, [498].
• Striding the blast, [118].
• Strife,
  • clubs typical of, [420].
  • dare the elements to, [550].
  • [[1106]]full of pleasure, void of, [209].
  • let there be no, [812].
  • madding crowd's ignoble, [385].
  • man of, [835].
  • none was worth my, [512].
  • of tongues, [819].
  • of truth with falsehood, [657].
  • to heal, no, [482].
• Strike,
  • afraid to, [327].
  • but hear, [723].
  • for your altars, [561].
  • home in the ambush, [47].
  • mine eyes but not my heart, [178].
  • shook but delayed to, [240].
  • the blow, themselves must, [541].
  • then no planets, [127].
  • when the iron is hot, [10].
  • whilst the iron is hot, [10].
• Striking the electric chain, [545].
• String
  • attuned to mirth, [584].
  • few can touch the magic, [636].
  • hempen, under a gallows-tree, [184].
  • moderation is the silken, [182].
  • warbled to the, [250].
• Strings,
  • harp of thousand, [303].
  • many, to your bow, [15].
  • of steel, heart with, [139].
  • remember what pulls the, [756].
  • two, to his bow, [15].
• Stripes, forty, save one, [846].
• Strive
  • here for mastery, [229].
  • mightily, [72].
• Strives to touch a star, [29].
• Striving to better oft we mar, [146].
• Stroke
  • a nettle, [313].
  • feel the friendly, [295].
  • kept, to the tune of flutes, [157].
  • no second, intend, [229].
  • some distressful, [150].
• Strokes,
  • calumnious, [129].
  • fell great oaks, little, [360].
  • many, with a little axe, [941].
  • overthrow tallest oaks, many, [32].
• Strong,
  • art subdues the, [344].
  • as death, love is, [832].
  • as flesh and blood, [477].
  • as proofs of holy writ, [154].
  • battle is not to the, [831].
  • drink is raging, [827].
  • for service still, [419].
  • in death, ruling passion, [321].
  • in honesty, I am armed so, [114].
  • men, not two, [337].
  • nor'wester's blowing, [510].
  • numbers pure and sweetly, [389].
  • only to destroy, [421].
  • suffer and be, [613].
  • things bad begun make, themselves by ill, [121].
  • to run the race, [531].
  • upon the stronger side, [79].
  • weak against the, [653].
  • weak overcome the, [696].
  • wise man is, [828].
  • without rage, [257].
  • ye are wondrous, [544].
• Stronger
  • by weakness, [221].
  • than my sex, [112].
• Strongest,
  • opinion of the, [797].
  • works in weakest bodies, [141].
• Strongly
  • it bears us along, [503].
  • loves, suspects yet, [153].
• Struck eagle, so the, [539].
• Strucken blind, he that 's, [104].
• Struggle
  • for existence, [622].
  • for room and food, [622].
  • in a contemptible, [408].
  • manhood is a, [608].
  • of discordant powers, [409].
• Struggling
  • for life, man, [370].
  • in the storms of fate, [336].
• Strumpet
  • wind, beggared by the, [62].
  • wind, embraced by the, [62].
• Strung,
  • pearls at random, [437].
  • with his hair, Apollo's lute, [56].
• Strut before a wanton nymph, [95].
• Struts and frets his hour, [125].
• Stubble,
  • built on, [245].
  • land at harvest home, [83].
• Stubborn
  • gift, [486].
  • knees, bow, [139].
  • patience, [228].
  • things, facts are, [392], [800].
  • unlaid ghost, [244].
• Studded with stars, [568].
• Student pale, turns no, [331].
• Studie was but litel on the bible, [2].
• Studied
  • in his death, [117].
  • never to be fairer, [35].
• Studies,
  • children to be won to, [729].
  • still air of delightful, [253].
• Studious
  • let me sit, [356].
  • of change, desultory man, [417].
  • of ease, [671].
  • to please, [366].
• Study
  • brings man to religion, [222].
  • in law's grave, [24].
  • is a weariness of flesh, [832].
  • labour and intent, [253].
  • of a prince, war the only, [407].
  • of imagination, creep into his, [53].
  • of learning, enflamed with the, [254].
  • of mankind is man, [317].
  • of revenge immortal hate, [223].
  • slow of, [57].
  • some brown, [32].
  • to be quiet, [847].
  • what you most affect, [72].
• Stuff
  • as dreams are made on, [43].
  • disposer of other men's, [175].
  • everything made of one hidden, [601].
  • life is made of, [360].
  • made of penetrable, [140].
  • perilous, which weighs upon the heart, [125].
  • should be made of sterner, [113].
  • skimble-skamble, [85].
  • the head with reading, [332].
  • to try the soul's strength, [649].
• Stuffs out his vacant garments, [79].
• Stumbles at a straw, [29].
• Stumbling on abuse, [106].
• Stuns, Niagara, [395].
• Stupendous
  • manner, awfully, [673].
  • whole, one, [316].
• Stupid
  • eyes, stood with, [273].
  • [[1107]]starers, [319].
• Stupidity,
  • an access of, [371].
  • be not guilty of, [779].
  • the gods contend against, [804].
• Sty, fattest hog in Epicurus', [393].
• Style
  • bewrays us, our, [186].
  • is the dress of thoughts, [353].
  • is the man himself, [811].
  • of man, highest, [308].
  • refines, how the, [324].
  • to attain an English, [369].
• Subdue,
  • disease that must, [317].
  • what will not time, [671].
• Subdues mankind, surpasses or, [543].
• Subdued
  • by time, [671].
  • to what it works in, [163].
• Subduing tongue, tip of his, [163].
• Subject
  • not a slave, [485].
  • of all verse, [179].
  • of my story, honour is the, [110].
  • such duty as the, owes, [73].
  • unlike my, shall be my song, [353].
  • we know a, [372].
• Subjects wise, were their, [421].
• Subject's
  • duty is the king's, [92].
  • soul is his own, [92].
• Subjection, implied, [232].
• Sublime
  • a thing to suffer, [613].
  • and the ridiculous, [431].
  • dashed to pieces, the, [505].
  • fair large front and eye, [232].
  • in his simplicity, [627].
  • make our lives, [612].
  • Schiller has the material, [505].
  • tobacco, [555].
• Sublimely bad, fustian is, [327].
• Submission, yielded with coy, [232].
• Substance
  • might be called, [228].
  • of his greatness, [198].
  • of ten thousand soldiers, [97].
  • of things hoped for, [848].
  • true, proves the, [324].
• Substantial
  • honours, in more, [406].
  • smile, one vast, [652].
  • world, books are a, [477].
• Suburb of the life elysian, [615].
• Succeeding, no son of mine, [121].
• Success,
  • heaven is to give, [338].
  • in smallest matter, [756].
  • is man's god, [695].
  • men judged by their, [795].
  • not in mortals to command, [297].
  • nothing succeeds like, [858].
  • secret of, is constancy, [608].
  • seemed born for, [600].
  • things ill got had ever bad, [95].
  • which includes all others, [609].
  • with his surcease, [118].
• Successful
  • experiment, full tide of, [435].
  • soldier, [494].
• Successive
  • rise and fall, [338].
  • title long and dark, [268].
• Successors gone before him, [44].
• Succour
  • dawns from heaven, [492].
  • us that succour want, [28].
• Such
  • a questionable shape, [130].
  • and so various, [391].
  • apt and gracious words, [55].
  • as sleep o' nights, [111].
  • master such man, [20].
  • mistress such Nan, [21].
  • things to be, [633].
• Suck
  • forth my soul, [41].
  • my last breath, [333].
• Sucks, where the bee, [43].
• Sucking dove, gently as any, [57].
• Suckle fools and chronicle small beer, [151].
• Suckled in a creed outworn, [476].
• Sucklings, babes and, [818].
• Sudden
  • a thought came, [575].
  • and quick in quarrel, [69].
  • commendations, good at, [101].
  • thought strikes me, [462].
• Suffer
  • a sea change, [42].
  • and be strong, [613].
  • hell I, seems a heaven, [231].
  • hope of all who, [619].
  • lot of man to, [342].
  • nobler in the mind to, [135].
  • those who inflict must, [566].
  • wet damnation, [34].
  • who breathes must, [289].
• Sufferance,
  • corporal, [48].
  • is the badge of all our tribe, [61].
• Suffered much, he who has, [346].
• Sufferer, best of men was a, [182].
• Suffering,
  • child of, [636].
  • ended with the day, her, [639].
  • sad humanity, [614].
  • tears to human, dull, [482].
  • they learn in, [566].
  • to be weak is miserable doing or, [223].
• Sufferings,
  • knowledge by, entereth, [620].
  • poets grow by their, [216].
  • to each his, [381].
• Suffice, could not one, [306].
• Sufficiency,
  • an elegant, [358].
  • to be so moral, no man's, [53].
• Sufficient
  • to have stood, [230].
  • understand me that he is, [61].
  • unto the day, [838].
• Suffusion from that light, [502].
• Sugar
  • o'er the devil himself, [135].
  • oil vinegar saltness and, [399].
• Suicide
  • is confession, [533].
  • no refuge from confession but, [533].
• Suing long to bide, hell it is in, [29].
• Suit
  • lightly won, [489].
  • of sables, [138].
  • the action to the word, [137].
• Suits
  • of solemn black, [127].
  • of woe, trappings and the, [121].
  • out of, with fortune, [66].
  • rogues in buckram, [84].
• Sullein mind, musing in his, [28].
• Sullen dame, our sulky, [451].
• Sullenness against nature, [254].
• Sulphur, land of oat-cakes and, [459].
• Sultans, poets are, [258].
• Sum
  • of all villanies, [359].
  • of earthly bliss, [238].
  • of human things, [437].
  • of more, giving thy, [67].
  • of Shakespeare's wit, [600].
• Summer
  • bird-cage, [180].
  • [[1108]]comes with flower and bee, [571].
  • dust, dry as, [479].
  • eternal, gilds them yet, [557].
  • eves by haunted stream, [249].
  • friends, like, [204].
  • last rose of, [521].
  • life 's a short, [366].
  • made glorious, [95].
  • nights, dews of, [426].
  • of her age, in the, [276].
  • of your youth, [378].
  • one swallow maketh not, [17].
  • sweet as, [101].
  • thy eternal, shall not fade, [161].
• Summers
  • in a sea of glory, [99].
  • raw inclement, [291].
• Summer's
  • cloud, like a, [122].
  • day, as one shall see in a, [51].
  • day, hath a, [259].
  • eve, one, [589].
  • heat, fantastic, [81].
  • morn, like a, [502].
  • noontide air, [227].
  • queen, would grace a, [492].
  • ripening breath, [106].
  • rose or vernal bloom, [230].
• Summit,
  • from the eastern, [673].
  • linger and play on its, [529].
• Summon
  • from the past, [614].
  • up remembrance, [161].
  • up the blood, [91].
• Summons,
  • thee to heaven or to hell, [119].
  • upon a fearful, [126].
  • when thy, comes, [572].
• Summum nec metuas diem, [240].
• Sun,
  • all except their, is set, [557].
  • and shade, through, [627].
  • as the, drew the morning dew, [270].
  • aweary of the, 'gin to be, [126].
  • bales unopened to the, [307].
  • before the worshipped, [104].
  • behold for the last time the, [533].
  • benighted under the midday, [244].
  • candle to the, [191], [263], [311].
  • cannot be looked at with a steady eye, [794].
  • children of the, [311].
  • clouds around the setting, [478].
  • common, the air the skies, [386].
  • courses even with the, [178].
  • declines, our wishes lengthen as our, [309].
  • dedicate his beauty to the, [104].
  • dewdrop from the, [486].
  • doubt the, doth move, [133].
  • dropped from the zenith, [225].
  • dry, dry wind, [21].
  • early rising, [202].
  • fruit I bore was the, [740].
  • go down upon your wrath, [847].
  • goes round, take all the rest the, [220].
  • gorgeous as the midsummer, [86].
  • grow dim with age, [299].
  • grows cold, till the, [666].
  • half in, half in shade, [523].
  • has left the lea, the, [494].
  • hills ancient as the, [572].
  • hooting at the glorious, [501].
  • impearls on every leaf, [235].
  • in all his state, [639].
  • in his coming, meet the, [529].
  • in my dominions never sets, [804].
  • in the firmament, knowledge is the, [530].
  • in the lap of Thetis, [213].
  • into the warm, [17], [785].
  • is a thief, [109].
  • Juliet is the, [105].
  • let others hail the rising, [387].
  • livery of the burnished, [62].
  • loss of the, [353].
  • love is nature's second, [35].
  • low descending, [688].
  • magic potent over, [482].
  • more worshipped the rising, [726].
  • myself in Huncamunca's eyes, [363].
  • nebulous star we call the, [630].
  • never sets in Spanish dominions, [495].
  • never sets on the empire of Charles V., [804].
  • no new thing under the, [830].
  • no, no moon no morn, [586].
  • not polluted, [764].
  • of heaven shall shine, [101].
  • of righteousness, [836].
  • of York, [95].
  • on the upland lawn, [386].
  • passes through dirty places, [169].
  • pay no worship to the garish, [107].
  • pleasant the, [233].
  • pleasant to behold the, [831].
  • reflecting upon the mud, [169].
  • sets to rise again, my, [651].
  • setting, and music at the close, [81].
  • setting and rising, [747].
  • shall not smite thee by day, [824].
  • shine sweetly on my grave, [428].
  • shines everywhere, the, [76].
  • shines, make hay when the, [10], [787].
  • shineth upon the dunghill, [169].
  • shut doors against a setting, [109].
  • snatches from the, [109].
  • spinsters and knitters in the, [75].
  • spots and clouds in the, [189].
  • sweetheart of the, [584].
  • tapers to the, [443].
  • that side the, is upon, [523].
  • tinged by the rising, [677].
  • to me is dark, [241].
  • to-morrow's, may never rise, [295].
  • to spy my shadow in the, [96].
  • true as the dial to the, [215], [306].
  • unpolluted, [169].
  • up rose Emilie and up rose the, [2].
  • upon an Easter-day, [256].
  • upon the upland lawn, [386].
  • walk about the orb like the, [76].
  • walks under the midday, [244].
  • warms in the, [316].
  • web that whitens in the, [526].
  • which passeth through pollutions, [169].
  • will pierce the thickest cloud, [650].
  • with the setting, [225].
  • world without a, [513].
• Suns,
  • earth could not bear two, [732].
  • light of setting, [467].
  • [[1109]]process of the, [626].
  • that gild the vernal morn, [424].
  • to light me rise, [316].
• Sun's
  • last rays are fading, [682].
  • rim dips, the, [498].
• Sunbeam
  • in a winter's day, [358].
  • soiled by outward touch, [253].
• Sunbeams,
  • motes that people the, [249].
  • out of cucumbers, [291].
• Sunburnt mirth, song and, [575].
• Sunday
  • from the week divide, [126].
  • killing a mouse on, [856].
  • shines no Sabbath day, [326].
• Sundays,
  • begin a journey on, [293].
  • observe, [205].
• Sundry contemplation of my travels, [70].
• Sunflower turns on her god, [520].
• Sung
  • ballads from a cart, [274].
  • from morn till night, [427].
  • under the sea, [521].
• Sunium's
  • hight, wrote on, [511].
  • marbled steep, [558].
• Sunless
  • land, sunshine to the, [486].
  • retreats of the ocean, [524].
  • sea, down to a, [500].
• Sunlight drinketh dew, as, [623].
• Sunneshine, flies of estate and, [204].
• Sunny
  • as her skies, [554].
  • fountains, Afric's, [536].
  • openings, spots of, [536].
  • years, life formed of, [679].
• Sunset
  • of life, 't is the, [514].
  • tree, come to the, [570].
• Sunshine
  • and in shade, in, [679].
  • aye shall light the sky, [653].
  • broken in the rill, [526].
  • follows the rain, [664].
  • in one eternal, [571].
  • in the shady place, [27].
  • is a glorious birth, the, [477].
  • makes 'em all sweet-scented, [660].
  • of the breast, [381].
  • settles on its head, eternal, [397].
  • the soul's calm, [319].
  • to the sunless land, [486].
• Supercilious, my sanctum, [586].
• Superfluities, happiness lies in, [738].
• Superfluity comes sooner by white hairs, [60].
• Superfluous
  • lags the veteran, [365].
  • the, very necessary thing, [801].
• Superiority of educated men, [762].
• Supinely stay, fools, [444].
• Supped full with horrors, [125].
• Supper,
  • man made after, [90].
  • nourishment called, [54].
  • proper time for, [763].
  • what say you to such a, [561].
• Suppliance of a minute, [129].
• Supply,
  • last and best, [322].
  • on promise of, [88].
• Support
  • of the state governments, [435].
  • what is low, raise and, [223].
• Sups and goes to bed, [263].
• Surcease, success with his, [118].
• Sure
  • and certain hope, [851].
  • and firm-set earth, [119].
  • as a gun, [277], [786].
  • card, he 's a, [277].
  • make assurance double, [123].
  • of, what a man has he is, [791].
• Surely you 'll grow double, [466].
• Surer to prosper, [226].
• Surety for a stranger, [825].
• Surface
  • flow, straws upon the, [275].
  • look beneath the, [753].
• Surfeit
  • out of action, [102].
  • reigns, no crude, [245].
  • with too much, [60].
• Surfeiting the appetite may sicken, [74].
• Surge
  • may sweep, where'er the, [542].
  • whose liquid, resolves, [109].
• Surges lash the sounding shore, [324].
• Surgeons keep their instruments, as, [750].
• Surgery,
  • honour no skill in, [87].
  • hurt past all, [152].
• Surging sea outweighs, the, [602].
• Surpass, nothing earthly could, [550].
• Surpasses or subdues, [543].
• Surpassing beauty, [702].
• Surprise, that testified, [273].
• Surprises, millions of, [205].
• Surrender, unconditional, [664].
• Surrenders, dies but never, [810].
• Survey,
  • monarch of all I, [416].
  • our empire, [550].
• Survival of the fittest, [622], [681].
• Survive or perish, live or die, [530].
• Suspect,
  • ornament of beauty is, [162].
  • teaches them, [62].
• Suspects yet strongly loves, [153].
• Suspended oar, drip of the, [543].
• Suspicion,
  • Cæsar's wife above, [727].
  • haunts the guilty mind, [95].
  • sleeps at wisdom's gate, [231].
• Swain,
  • dull, treads on it daily, [245].
  • frugal, [392].
  • remote from cities lived a, [348].
• Swallow
  • a camel, [840].
  • and blow at the same moment, [701].
  • by flying, as the, [828].
  • one, maketh not summer, [17].
  • that come before the, [77].
• Swallow's wings, flies with, [97].
• Swallow-flights of song, [632].
• Swallowed a ramrod, [744].
• Swam
  • before my sight, [333].
  • in a gondola, [71].
• Swamps, Oswego spreads her, [395].
• Swan
  • and shadow, float double, [474].
  • cygnet to the pale faint, [80].
  • Jupiter in the form of a, [32].
  • Mantuan, ages ere the, [414].
  • of Avon, sweet, [179].
  • on still St. Mary's lake, [474].
  • spreads his snowy sail, the, [677].
  • to act the part of a, [743].
• Swans
  • are geese, all our, [188].
  • seem whiter when by crows, [781].
• Swan-like
  • end fading in music, [63].
  • let me sing and die, [558].
• Swarm, not good for the bee not for the, [754].
• Swashing
  • and martial outside, [66].
  • blow, remember thy, [104].
• Sway,
  • above this sceptred, [64].
  • [[1110]]give solely sovereign, [117].
  • impious men bear, [298].
  • little rule a little, [358].
  • no limit to their, [550].
  • of magic potent, [482].
  • peace and pride of, [339].
  • prevailed with double, [397].
  • required with gentle, [232].
  • sweeping whirlwind's, [383].
  • with absolute, [670].
• Swear
  • an eternal friendship, [462], [798].
  • by yonder blessed moon, I, [106].
  • I eat and eat, I, [93].
  • not by the moon, [106].
  • to the truth of a song, [287].
  • when you rant and, [274].
• Swears
  • a prayer or two, [105].
  • with so much grace, [281].
• Sweareth to his own hurt, [818].
• Sweat
  • but for promotion, [67].
  • for duty not for meed, [67].
  • muck of, [402].
  • of my brows, [785].
  • of thy face, in the, [812].
  • under a weary life, [136].
• Sweats to death, Falstaff, [84].
• Sweaty haste, [126].
• Sweep on you fat and greasy citizens, [67].
• Sweeping whirlwind's sway, [383].
• Sweeps
  • a room, who, [204].
  • clean, new broom, [16].
• Sweet
  • Afton, flow gently, [449].
  • Alice whose hair was so brown, [680].
  • all that 's, was made to be lost, [522].
  • and bitter fancy, food of, [71].
  • and cunning hand, nature's own, [74].
  • and fair she seems to be, [220].
  • and fair, so wondrous, [220].
  • and musical as Apollo's lute, [56].
  • and twenty, kiss me, [75].
  • and virtuous soul, [204].
  • and voluble is his discourse, [55].
  • approach of even, [230].
  • are the uses of adversity, [67].
  • as English air could make her, [629].
  • as summer, [101].
  • as the primrose, [398].
  • as year by year we lose, [569].
  • attractive grace, [232].
  • attractive kinde of grace, [23].
  • Auburn loveliest village, [395].
  • beautiful as, [308].
  • bells jangled out of tune, [136].
  • bitter past more welcome is the, [74].
  • but then how, it was, [650].
  • by distance made more, [477].
  • childish days, [470].
  • civilities of life, [273].
  • counsel together, we took, [820].
  • cruelly, are the echoes, [654].
  • day, so cool, so calm, [204].
  • days and roses, [204].
  • discourse, Sydneian showers of, [259].
  • disorder in the dress, [201].
  • every, its sour, [404].
  • flowers are springing, [524].
  • food of knowledge, [34].
  • girl graduates, [629].
  • heard melodies are, [576].
  • heart of the sun, [584].
  • in cadence, upon the ear, [422].
  • in communion, [235].
  • in discourse more, [228].
  • in every whispered word, [551].
  • in faith to muse, [569].
  • in his mouth, wickedness, [817].
  • influences of Pleiades, [818].
  • is every sound, [630].
  • is pleasure after pain, [271].
  • is revenge to women, [556].
  • is solitude, how passing, [416].
  • is the breath of morn, [233].
  • land of liberty, [619].
  • little cherub sits up aloft, [436].
  • look that nature wears, [613].
  • lovely fair and smellest so, [155].
  • milk of concord, [124].
  • mood, in that, [466].
  • morsel under his tongue, [283].
  • not lasting, [129].
  • nothing half so, in life, [521].
  • Phosphor bring the day, [203].
  • poison for the age's tooth, [78].
  • poison of misused wine, [243].
  • psalmist of Israel, [815].
  • reluctant amorous delay, [232].
  • repast and calm repose, [386].
  • revenge at first though, [238].
  • rose would smell as, [105].
  • shady side of Pall Mall, [432].
  • silent thought, sessions of, [161].
  • simplicity of the three per cents, [610].
  • sleep of a labouring man is, [830].
  • smels al around, [28].
  • so coldly, so deadly fair, [548].
  • so, was ne'er so fatal, [156].
  • softly, in Lydian measures, [272].
  • solitude is, [416].
  • sorrow, parting is such, [106].
  • sound, o'er my ear like the, [74].
  • south, o'er my ear like the, [74].
  • spring full of sweet days, [204].
  • stolen waters are, [825].
  • swan of Avon, [179].
  • sweets to the, [144].
  • tears, fountain of, [469].
  • the dream of home, [525].
  • the lily grows, how, [533].
  • the moonlight sleeps, how, [65].
  • their memory still, [422].
  • to hear the watch-dog's bark, [556].
  • to live with them is far less, [521].
  • to make the end most, [80].
  • to wear a crown, [94].
  • tooth in his head, [33].
  • truly the light is, [831].
  • understanding, for thy more, [54].
  • upon the ear in cadence, [422].
  • voices, your most, [103].
  • will, at his own, [470].
  • with musk-roses and eglantine, [58].
• Sweets
  • compacted lie, where, [204].
  • diffuse their balmy, [398].
  • feast of nectared, [245].
  • fly lost in the, [348].
  • last taste of, is sweetest last, [81].
  • [[1111]]of Burn-mill meadow, [474].
  • of forgetfulness, [428].
  • stolen, are best, [297].
  • to the sweet, [144].
  • wilderness of, [235].
• Sweeten
  • my imagination, [148].
  • present joy, [588].
  • this little hand, [124].
• Sweetened every musk-rose, [245].
• Sweetener of life, [354].
• Sweeter
  • for thee despairing, [452].
  • pains of love be, [276].
  • rose in the bud is, [33].
  • than honey, [819].
  • than the lids of Juno's eyes, [77].
  • thy voice, [630].
• Sweetest
  • eyes were ever seen, [621].
  • flowres in the forrest, [28].
  • garland to the sweetest maid, [314].
  • melodies are those, [477].
  • Shakespeare fancy's child, [249].
  • thing that ever grew, [472].
• Sweetheart, Tray Blanch and, [147].
• Sweetly,
  • ful, in hire nose, [1].
  • played in tune, [451].
  • she bade me adieu, [380].
  • sing, brightly smile, [563].
  • uttered knowledge, [34].
  • were forsworn, [49].
• Sweetness
  • and light, [291].
  • in the desert air, [385].
  • instil a wanton, [357].
  • linked, long drawn out, [249].
  • loathe the taste of, [86].
  • of proportion, preserving the, [178].
  • on the desert air, [385].
  • yieldeth proof, [484].
• Swell
  • bosom with thy fraught, [155].
  • music with its voluptuous, [542].
  • the soul to rage, [272].
• Swells
  • from the vale, cliff that, [397].
  • the gale, note that, [386].
  • the note of praise, [384].
• Swelling
  • act, prologues to the, [116].
  • and limitless billows, [503].
  • of the voiceful sea, [503].
• Swift
  • as a shadow, [57].
  • expires a driveller and a show, [365].
  • is less than to be wise, [341].
  • race is not to the, [831].
  • time too, [24].
  • to hear, be, [849].
  • too, arrives as tardy as too slow, [107].
  • true hope is, [97].
• Swifter than a weaver's shuttle, [816].
• Swiftly glides the bonnie boat, [674].
• Swiftness,
  • curb his, [572].
  • never ceasing, O, [24].
• Swift-winged arrows of light, [416].
• Swim
  • before my sight, temples, [333].
  • how we apples, [291].
  • in, naughty night to, [147].
  • sink or, live or die, [530].
  • to yonder point, [110].
• Swims or sinks or wades, [230].
• Swimmer in his agony, [557].
• Swimmingly, matters will go, [791].
• Swine,
  • pearls before, [838].
  • shear, all cry and no wool, [211].
  • too rich a pearl for carnal, [213].
• Swine's snout, jewel in a, [826].
• Swinged the dragon, [78].
• Swinges the scaly horror, [251].
• Swinging round the circle, [678].
• Swinish
  • gluttony, [246].
  • multitude, [410].
• Swoop, at one fell, [124].
• Sword
  • against nation, [832].
  • chase brave employment with a naked, [205].
  • edge sharper than the, [160].
  • famous by my, [257].
  • flesh his virgin, [346].
  • fleshed thy maiden, [87].
  • glorious by my, [257].
  • glued to my scabbard, [194].
  • good, rust, [502].
  • has laid him low, another's, [514].
  • I with, will open, [45].
  • pen mightier than the, [606].
  • stir the fire with a, [765].
  • take away the, [606].
  • the avenging, unsheathe, [804].
  • the brave man draws, [339].
  • the deputed, [47].
  • worse than the, [189].
• Swords
  • into ploughshares, [832].
  • leaped from their scabbards, [409].
  • sheathed their, for lack of argument, [91].
  • twenty of their, [105].
• Sworn twelve, [47].
• Sycamore-tree, under a, [406].
• Sydneian showers, [259].
• Syene Meroe Nilotic isle, [240].
• Syllabes jar with time, [180].
• Syllable,
  • chase a panting, [416].
  • men's names, [243].
  • No, could not pronounce that, [730].
  • of recorded time, to the last, [125].
• Syllables govern the world, [196].
• Sylvia in the night, except I be by, [44].
• Sympathetic
  • tear, the, [387].
  • tears, sacred source of, [382].
• Sympathy
  • cold to distant misery, [430].
  • the silver link the secret, [488].
  • with sounds, in souls, [421].
• Synonym for the devil, [590].
• Syrops, lucent, [575].
• Syrups, drowsy, of the world, [154].
• System, hub of the solar, [638].
• Systems into ruin hurled, [315].

• T,
  • fitted him to a, [375].
  • performed to a, [772].
• Tabernacles of Israel, [813].
• Tabitha, disciple named, [843].
• Table,
  • crumbs which fall from the, [840].
  • earth, whose, [555].
  • general joy of the whole, [122].
  • head of the, [790].
  • of my memory, [132].
  • on a roar, set the, [144].
  • write it before them in a, [834].
• Tables,
  • make it plain upon, [836].
  • my tables, [132].
  • [[1112]]near a thousand, pined, [465].
  • the marriage, [128].
• Table-talk, serve for, [64], [775].
• Tackle trim, sails filled, [242].
• Tail,
  • baited with a dragon's, [217].
  • eel of science by the, [331].
  • fox when he lost his, [186].
  • go to the ground, [10].
  • horror of his folded, [251].
  • monstrous, our cat has got, [285].
  • of rhyme, dock the, [635].
• Tails
  • of both hung down behind, [510].
  • of sparrows, salt upon the, [291].
• Tailor lown, he called the, [152].
• Tailor's news, swallowing a, [80].
• Taint with fear, I cannot, [124].
• Tainted,
  • in law what plea so, [63].
  • wether of the flock, [64].
• Take
  • all the rest, [220].
  • any shape but that, [122].
  • away the sword, [606].
  • better to give than to, [11].
  • care of the pence, [352].
  • each man's censure, [130].
  • heed lest he fall, [845].
  • her up tenderly, [586].
  • him for all in all, [128].
  • I give it willingly, [806].
  • knowledge we must snatch not, [320].
  • mine ease in mine inn, [86].
  • no note of him, [52].
  • no note of time, [306].
  • note take note O world, [154].
  • O boatman thrice thy fee, [806].
  • O take those lips away, [49].
  • physic pomp, [147].
  • some savage woman, [626].
  • some to pleasure, [321].
  • the current when it serves, [115].
  • the good the gods provide thee, [272].
  • the prison'd soul, [244].
  • thine ease eat drink, [824].
  • time enough, [351].
  • what Thou wilt away, [421].
  • who have the power, they should, [473].
  • ye each a shell, [672].
  • you a button-hole lower, [56].
• Taken
  • at the flood, [115].
  • that which he hath shall be, [841].
  • to be well shaken when, [454].
• Takin' notes, a chiel's amang ye, [449].
• Taking, what a, was he in, [46].
• Taking-off, deep damnation of his, [118].
• Tale,
  • a plain, shall put you down, [85].
  • an honest, speeds best, [97].
  • as 't was said to me, [487].
  • every, condemns me, [97].
  • every shepherd tells his, [248].
  • every tongue brings in a several, [97].
  • hope tells a flattering, [683].
  • hope told a flattering, [683].
  • in everything, find a, [466].
  • makes up life's, [502].
  • moon takes up the wondrous, [300].
  • must be told by moonlight, [594].
  • of a tub, some, [772].
  • of Troy divine, [250].
  • old, and often told, [489].
  • or history, ever hear by, [57].
  • or song, never yet heard in, [243].
  • point a moral or adorn a, [365].
  • round unvarnished, [150].
  • schoolboy's, a, [541].
  • so sad so tender and so true, [380].
  • tellen his, untrewe, [2].
  • that I relate, [417].
  • that is told as a, [822].
  • their music tells, many a, [523].
  • thereby hangs a, [68], [73], [773].
  • 't is an old, [489].
  • told by an idiot, [125].
  • told by moonlight alone, [594].
  • told his soft, [295].
  • twice-told, tedious as a, [79], [345].
  • unfold, I could a, [131].
  • untrue, lest men suspect your, [349].
  • which holdeth children, [34].
  • whoso shall telle a, [2].
• Tales,
  • aged ears play truant at his, [55].
  • fairy, did tell, [583].
  • fear in children increased with, [164].
  • if ancient, say true, [540].
  • of sorrow done, [396].
  • out of school, [12].
  • saddest of all, [560].
  • that to me were so dear, [581].
• Talent,
  • his single, well employed, [366].
  • one, is too much for a cynic, [732].
• Talents,
  • Dryden possessed of splendid, [590].
  • in a man's power, [662].
• Talismans and spells, [422].
• Talk
  • and never think, [180].
  • calm familiar, [341].
  • how he will, [281].
  • is of bullocks, [837].
  • loves to hear himself, [107].
  • night is crept upon our, [115].
  • of dreams, true I, [105].
  • of graves of worms, [81].
  • of nothing but business, [810].
  • of nothing but high life, [402].
  • of nothing but his horse, [61].
  • of the lips, [826].
  • one thing think another, [710].
  • only to conceal the mind, [310].
  • spent an hour's, withal, [55].
  • to conceal the mind, [310].
  • too much, think too little and, [268].
  • who never think, they always, [287].
  • with our past hours, [307].
  • with, witty to, [256].
  • with you walk with you, [61].
• Talks of roaring lions, [78].
• Talked
  • like poor Poll, [388].
  • Lord how it, [197].
  • of me, I believe they, [305].
• Talker, he is a, [698].
• Talkers, good, only found in Paris, [769].
• Talking
  • age, for, [395].
  • Frenchman always, [374].
  • good old man, he will be, [52].
  • spark, a conceited, [390].
• Tall
  • ancestral trees, [569].
  • daughter of the gods divinely, [624].
  • fellow, many a good, [83].
  • [[1113]]men had empty heads, [170].
  • oaks from little acorns grow, [459].
  • to reach the pole, so, [303].
• Tally, score and, no books but, [94].
• Tam was glorious, [451].
• Tame,
  • no charm can, [670].
  • the heyday in the blood is, [140].
  • the tongue no man can, [849].
  • villatic fowl, [242].
• Tamer of the human breast, [382].
• Tamie glowred amazed, [451].
• Tangled web we weave, [490].
• Tangles of Neæra's hair, [247].
• Taper
  • cheers the vale, yon, [402].
  • glows, while yet the, [805].
• Tapers,
  • answer ye evening, [636].
  • swim before my sight, [333].
  • to the sun, glimmering, [443].
• Taper's light, hope like the, [399].
• Tapestry, speech like to, [723].
• Tar water is of a nature so mild, [312].
• Tar's labour, cheers the, [555].
• Tara's halls, harp through, [519].
• Tardy as too slow, too swift as, [107].
• Tarnished gold, black with, [456].
• Tarry at Jericho, [815].
• Tarsus, ship of, [242].
• Task,
  • common, trivial round, [569].
  • delightful, [355].
  • is smoothly done, now my, [246].
  • whose sore, [126].
• Tasks, most difficult of, [480].
• Taskmaster's eye, in my great, [252].
• Tassels, the larch has hung his, [571].
• Taste,
  • choice of Attic, [252].
  • last, of sweets is sweetest last, [81].
  • man's hand is not able to, [58].
  • never, who always drink, [287].
  • not handle not, [847].
  • of death but once, the valiant, [112].
  • of sweetness, loathe the, [86].
  • of your quality, give us a, [134].
  • sans, sans everything, [69].
  • the whole of it, let me, [650].
  • with a little more, [800].
  • whose mortal, brought death, [223].
• Tastes of men, various are the, [391].
• Tasted, some books to be, [168].
• Tattered
  • clothes, through, [148].
  • ensign down, tear her, [635].
• Tatters, tear a passion to, [137].
• Taught,
  • afterward he, [2].
  • being, return to plague, [118].
  • but first he folwed it, [2].
  • by that power, [402].
  • by time, [346].
  • following what we are, [744].
  • happy is he born or, [174].
  • her dazzling fence, [246].
  • highly fed and lowly, [73].
  • him shame, love, [273].
  • me at last to forget thee, [682].
  • me, folly 's all they, [522].
  • men must be, [325].
  • mind what I am, [535].
  • saints who, [313].
  • the wheedling arts, [348].
  • to stray, science never, [315].
  • too much quickness ever to be, [321].
  • us how to die, [313].
  • us how to live, [313].
• Tavern,
  • one flash of it within the, [768].
  • or inn, a good, [372].
• Tawny lion, half appeared the, [236].
• Tax
  • for being eminent, [291].
  • not you you elements, [146].
• Taxes, death and, [361].
• Taxation, pressure of, [462].
• Taxed
  • horse and bridle, [462].
  • top, whips his, [462].
• Tea,
  • glad I was not born before, [461].
  • some sipping, [468].
  • sometimes take, [326].
  • thank God for, [461].
  • what would the world do without, [461].
  • without a stratagem, take her, [311].
• Teach
  • bloody instructions, [118].
  • gladly would he learn and, [2].
  • him how to live, [425].
  • him how to tell my story, [151].
  • in song, what they, [566].
  • me to feel another's woe, [334].
  • men to die, [774].
  • men to live, [774].
  • souls to souls can never, [653].
  • the rest to sneer, [327].
  • the young idea how to shoot, [355].
  • thee safety, ladyship is by to, [79].
  • us to number our days, [822].
• Teacher, let nature be your, [466].
• Teachers, more understanding than my, [823].
• Teacher's doctrine sanctified, [483].
• Teaching by examples, philosophy, [304].
• Teachings, list to nature's, [572].
• Team
  • of little atomies, [104].
  • of sparrows, [31].
• Teapot, tempest in a, [767].
• Tear
  • a passion to tatters, [137].
  • be duly shed for thee, [390].
  • betwixt a smile and, [546].
  • cost a sigh a, [433].
  • drop a, [259].
  • drop a, and bid adieu, [671].
  • drying up a single, [559].
  • each others' eyes, [302].
  • every woe can claim a, [548].
  • falling of a, [497].
  • followed perhaps by a smile, [416].
  • for pity, he hath a, [90].
  • forgot as soon as shed, [381].
  • gave to misery all he had a, [386].
  • her tattered ensign down, [635].
  • homage of a, [541].
  • in her eye, [489].
  • law which moulds a, [456].
  • man without a, [516].
  • meed of some melodious, [247].
  • one particular, [163].
  • passage of an angel's, [576].
  • perhaps 't will cost a sigh a, [433].
  • recording angel dropped a, [379].
  • stain it with hypocritic, [571].
  • stands trembling in her eye, [343].
  • sympathetic, the, [387].
  • [[1114]]that flows for others' woes, [424].
  • that we shed, [519].
  • the groan the knell, [562].
  • vapour melting in a, [346].
  • wiped with a little address, [416].
• Tears,
  • accept these grateful, [340].
  • all her sorrow all her, [508].
  • all in vain, [668].
  • and laughter, [620].
  • and love for the gray, [668].
  • and smiles, kisses, [474].
  • beauty smiling in her, [513].
  • beguile her of her, [150].
  • behold their, hear their cries, [804].
  • big round, in piteous chase, [67].
  • child of misery baptized in, [427].
  • crocodile, [38], [191].
  • dim with childish, [471].
  • dip their wings in, [632].
  • down Pluto's cheek, [250].
  • drop fast as the Arabian trees, [157].
  • due to human suffering, [482].
  • flattered to, [575].
  • for the blue, love and, [668].
  • fountain of sweet, [469].
  • from some divine despair, [630].
  • hence these, [702].
  • her humblest mirth and, [468].
  • her income, [204].
  • idle tears, [630].
  • if you have, prepare to shed them now, [113].
  • in secret in silence and, [682].
  • leaves millions in, [655].
  • like Niobe all, [128].
  • love embalmed in, [491].
  • must stop for every drop, [585].
  • no, dim the sweet look, [613].
  • nor all your, wash out a word, [768].
  • nothing is here for, [242].
  • of bearded men, [489].
  • of boyhood's years, [523].
  • of the sky for loss of the sun, [353].
  • of woe, smiles of joy, [524].
  • parted in silence and, [539].
  • resolves the moon into salt, [109].
  • shall drown the wind, [118].
  • she stood in, [575].
  • so weary of toil and of, [668].
  • some natural, they dropped, [240].
  • source of sympathetic, [382].
  • such as angels weep, [225].
  • that speak, [262].
  • thoughts too deep for, [478].
  • to raise the dead with, [697].
  • vale of, beyond this, [497].
  • wept away in transient, [679].
  • wept each other's, [611].
  • wet with unseen, [497].
  • wronged orphans', [194].
• Teche, and gladly, [2].
• Techstone, war's red, [660].
• Tedious
  • as a king, [52].
  • as a twice-told tale, [79], [345].
  • as go o'er, returning as, [123].
  • as to work, to sport as, [83].
  • thinking his prattle to be, [82].
• Teeth
  • are set on edge, the children's, [835].
  • drunkard clasp his, [34].
  • of time, give lettered pomp to, [618].
  • sans eyes sans taste sans, [69].
  • skin of my, escaped with the, [817].
  • spite of his, [8].
• Tell
  • a hundred, might, [129].
  • all my bones, I may, [819].
  • how the truth may be, I cannot, [487].
  • it not in Gath, [814].
  • me not in mournful numbers, [612].
  • me the tales, [581].
  • me where, gentle shepherd, [672].
  • them they are men, [381].
  • who can, save he, [550].
• Tellen his tale untrewe, [2].
• Tell-tale women, hear these, [97].
• Temper,
  • blest with, [321].
  • justice with mercy, [239].
  • man of such a feeble, [110].
  • thy steady, [297].
  • touch of celestial, [234].
  • which bears the better, [93].
  • whose unclouded ray, [321].
• Tempers the wind, God, [379].
• Temperance
  • more difficult than abstinence, [375].
  • that may give it smoothness, [137].
• Temperate
  • and furious in a moment, [120].
  • will, the reason firm the, [475].
• Tempest,
  • description of a, [767].
  • in a teapot, [767].
  • itself lags behind, [416].
  • such calms after every, [151].
  • tracts of calm from, [634].
• Tempests,
  • glasses itself in, [547].
  • roar, billows never break nor, [295].
• Tempest's breath prevail, the, [542].
• Tempestuous petticoat, [201].
• Temple,
  • better than in the, lost, [768].
  • built to God, [206].
  • Fame's proud, [428].
  • hangs on Dian's, [103].
  • Lord's anointed, [120].
  • nothing ill can dwell in such a, [43].
  • of Diana, burnt the, [219].
  • of silence and reconciliation, [592].
  • where God hath a, [192].
• Temples
  • bare, my, [501].
  • dedicated to God, [529].
  • groves were God's first, [573].
  • like gold nails in, [658].
  • of his gods, [593].
  • solemn, the great globe itself, [43].
  • swim before my sight, [333].
• Temporal power, shows the force of, [64].
• Temporary safety, little, [359].
• Temptation,
  • safe from, [615].
  • that endureth, [848].
  • why comes, [651].
• Tempted her with word too large, [52].
• Tempter, so glozed the, [239].
• Ten
  • commandments, my, [93].
  • hours to the world allot, [438].
  • low words in one dull line, [324].
  • upper, thousand, [580], [655].
  • winters more, ran he on, [276].
  • years' war, cause of a long, [280].
• [[1115]]Tenable in your silence, [129].
• Tenantless,
  • graves stood, [126].
  • save to the wind, [543].
• Tend, to thee we, [367].
• Tendance
  • spend, in so long, [30].
  • touched by her fair, [237].
• Tender
  • and so true, [380].
  • and true, Douglas, [38].
  • for another's pain, [381].
• Tenderest,
  • the bravest are the, [666].
  • touch, we feel the, [274].
• Tender-hearted stroke a nettle, [313].
• Tenderly, take her up, [586].
• Tendrils strong, with, [477].
• Tenement of clay, [267].
• Teneriff or Atlas unremoved, [234].
• Tenets,
  • his faith in some nice, [260].
  • turn with books, [321].
• Tenor
  • of his way, [425].
  • of their way, noiseless, [385].
• Tent,
  • nightly pitch my moving, [497].
  • that searches to the bottom, [102].
• Tents,
  • fold their, like the Arabs, [614].
  • how goodly are thy, [813].
  • of wickedness, [821].
  • their silent, are spread, [681].
• Tented field, action in the, [150].
• Tenth transmitter of a foolish face, [354].
• Tenui musam meditamur avena, [460].
• Termagant, o'erdoing, [137].
• Terms,
  • good set, [68].
  • in plain, [62].
  • litigious, [253].
• Terrace walk, a, [289].
• Terrible
  • as an army with banners, [832].
  • as hell, fierce as ten furies, [228].
  • he rode alone, [811].
  • man with a terrible name, [508].
• Territories, no slave, [619].
• Terror,
  • death armed with a new, [528].
  • in your threats, there is no, [114].
  • shadows have struck more, [97].
  • so spake the grisly, [229].
• Terrors, king of, [817].
• Test,
  • bring me to the, [141].
  • of ridicule, truth the, [444].
  • of truth, ridicule the, [578].
• Testament
  • as worldlings, a, [67].
  • blessing of the old, [164].
  • of bleeding war, open the purple, [82].
• Tester I 'll have in pouch, [45].
• Testimonies, thy, are my meditations, [823].
• Testimony, law and the, [833].
• Testy pleasant fellow, [300].
• Testyment, no furder than my, [658].
• Tetchy and wayward, [97].
• Tether time or tide, [451].
• Text,
  • God takes a, [205].
  • many a holy, she strews, [385].
  • neat rivulet of, [442].
• Thais sits beside thee, lovely, [272].
• Thames, with no allaying, [259].
• Thane, your face my, [117].
• Thank
  • God you are rid of a knave, [52].
  • heaven fasting, [70].
  • me no thanks, [108].
  • the Eternal Power, [380].
  • thee Jew for teaching me that word, [65].
  • you for nothing, [786].
  • you for your voices, [103].
  • you I owe you one, [454].
• Thanks
  • and use, both, [46].
  • even poor in, [134].
  • evermore, [81].
  • for this relief much, [126].
  • of millions yet to be, [562].
  • taken with equal, [137].
  • the exchequer of the poor, [81].
  • words are but empty, [296].
• Thanked, when I 'm not, at all, [362].
• Thankful, rest and be, [859].
• Thankless
  • arrant, [25].
  • child, to have a, [146].
  • inconsistent man, [307].
  • muse, meditate the, [247].
• That
  • and a' that, [447].
  • ever I was born, [133].
  • has been and may be, [473].
  • is flat, [55].
  • it should come to this, [128].
  • that is is, [77].
  • without or this or, [332].
• Thatched cottage, my lowly, [568].
• Thaw and resolve itself into a dew, [127].
• Theatre,
  • as in a, [82].
  • universe as a, [777].
  • world 's a, the earth a stage, [194].
• Theban, this same learned, [147].
• Thebes or Pelops' line, [250].
• Thebes's streets, walked about in, [517].
• Thee, there 's no living with, [300].
• Theirs
  • but to do and die, [628].
  • not to make reply, [628].
  • not to reason why, [628].
• Theme,
  • example as it is my, [257].
  • fools are my, [539].
  • glad diviner's, [268].
  • if on my, I rightly think, [793].
  • imperial, of the, [116].
• Themes, our wonted, [264].
• Theoric, bookish, [149].
• Theory, condition not a, [669].
• There
  • is no death, [615].
  • neither here nor, [156].
• Thereby hangs a tale, [68], [73].
• Thermopylæ, to make a new, [557].
• These are thy glorious works, [235].
• Thespis professor of our art, [274].
• Thetis, sun in the lap of, [213].
• They
  • conquer love that run away, [200].
  • were they are they yet shall be, [496].
• Thick
  • and thin, through, [28], [269], [784], [790].
  • as autumnal leaves, [224].
  • muddy ill-seeming, [73].
• Thick-coming fancies, [125].
• Thick-ribbed ice, region of, [48].
• Thick-warbled notes, [241].
• Thief,
  • apparel fits your, [49].
  • doth fear each bush an officer, [95].
  • each thing 's a, [109].
  • earth 's a, [109].
  • in the sworn twelve, [47].
  • moon's an arrant, [109].
  • [[1116]]of time, procrastination is the, [307].
  • steals something from the, [151].
  • sun 's a, the sea 's a, [109].
  • to catch a thief, [730].
  • to the gallows, more followers than a, [213].
  • which the justice which the, [148].
  • yond justice rails upon yond, [148].
• Thievery, I 'll example you with, [109].
• Thieves,
  • beauty provoketh, [66].
  • rifled by the gusty, [585].
• Thigh, smote them hip and, [814].
• Thighs, cuisses on his, [86].
• Thin
  • air, melted into, [43].
  • partitions, [267].
  • red line, [860].
  • spun life, slits the, [247].
  • through thick and, [28], [269].
  • too, and bare, [101].
• Thine enemy hunger, if, [844].
• Thing,
  • acting of a dreadful, [111].
  • any good, out of Nazareth, [842].
  • as steadfast as the scene, [468].
  • became a trumpet, the, [485].
  • but one, is needful, [842].
  • dearest, he owed, [117].
  • devised by the enemy, [98].
  • each, his turn doth hold, [203].
  • each, is a thief, [109].
  • earth's noblest, [656].
  • enskyed and sainted, [47].
  • excellent, in woman, [149].
  • explain a, till all men doubt, [332].
  • fearful, to see, [552].
  • finds good in every, [67].
  • finished, the one, [661].
  • free and fetterless, [680].
  • highest, is truth, [4].
  • holiest, alive, [502].
  • how bitter a, it is, [71].
  • how sublime a, it is, [613].
  • how sweet a, to wear a crown, [94].
  • I am, I do beguile the, [151].
  • if they have a good, [88].
  • ill-favoured, but mine own, [72].
  • in awe of such a, [110].
  • laugh at any mortal, [558].
  • lion among ladies is a dreadful, [58].
  • little, a cup of water, [577].
  • little learning is a dangerous, [323].
  • look to the essence of a, [755].
  • lovely and a fearful, [557].
  • meanest, that feels, [472].
  • never says a foolish, [279].
  • no evil, that walks by night, [244].
  • no great, created suddenly, [743].
  • no new, under the sun, [830].
  • nothing like being used to a, [441].
  • of beauty is a joy forever, [574].
  • of custom, [122].
  • of fortune, most dejected, [148].
  • of life, like a, [550].
  • of sea or land, [242].
  • of sin and guilt, [245].
  • order gave each, view, [98].
  • palsy-stricken churchyard, [575].
  • play 's the, [135].
  • show us how divine a, [475].
  • so frail a, is man, [687].
  • sovereign'st, on earth, [83].
  • started like a guilty, [126].
  • sweetest, that ever grew, [472].
  • that I was born to do, [39].
  • that 's quite another, [351].
  • the genteel, [401].
  • there 's no such, in nature, [279].
  • to one, constant never, [51], [405].
  • too much of a good, [71], [785].
  • tremble like a guilty, [478].
  • truth is the highest, [4].
  • two-legged, a son, [267].
  • undisputed, thou say'st an, [635].
  • was not done in a corner, this, [844].
  • we like, we figure the, [594].
  • we long for that we are, [657].
  • when two do the same, [710].
  • which that shineth, [5].
  • who dares think one, [338].
  • winsome wee, [450].
• Things
  • above, affections on, [847].
  • all, are now as they were, [755].
  • all, are the same, [755].
  • all other, give place, [349].
  • all, that are, [62].
  • all thinking, [467].
  • all, to all men, [845].
  • all, work together for good, [844].
  • are great to little man, [394].
  • are honest, whatsoever, [847].
  • are in the saddle, [599].
  • are just, whatsoever, [847].
  • are lovely, whatsoever, [847].
  • are not what they seem, [612], [716].
  • are of good report, whatsoever, [847].
  • are pure, whatsoever, [847].
  • are the sons of heaven, [368].
  • are true, whatsoever, [847].
  • bad begun make strong themselves, by ill, [121].
  • because they are common, [720].
  • beyond all use, [112].
  • by season seasoned are, [66].
  • by their right names, call, [457].
  • can such, be, [122].
  • cannot but remember such, [124].
  • cloy, the best of, [339].
  • compare great, with small, [230].
  • day of small, [836].
  • differ though all agree, [333].
  • done at the Mermaid, [196].
  • done decently and in order, [846].
  • else about her drawn, [474].
  • equal to all, for all things unfit, [399].
  • evil, there is some goodness in, [92].
  • facts are stubborn, [392], [800].
  • feast of fat, [834].
  • fond of humble, [671].
  • former, grow old, [203].
  • frequently happen which you do not hope, [701].
  • friendship is constant in all other, [51].
  • from out the bitterness of, [484].
  • God's sons are, [368].
  • good, will strive to dwell with it, [43].
  • great contests from trivial, [325].
  • great head of, [717].
  • [[1117]]great lord of all, [317].
  • greatest vicissitudes of, [168].
  • hid, wherefore are these, [74].
  • hoped for, substance of, [848].
  • I do not need, many, [759].
  • I ought, to do the, [535].
  • ill got had ever bad success, [95].
  • into the light of, [466].
  • leave all meaner, [314].
  • left undone those, [850].
  • long past, more than, [81].
  • looked unutterable, [356].
  • loose type of, [473].
  • loveliest of lovely, [573].
  • man's best, are nearest him, [634].
  • men ought not to investigate, [759].
  • mighty above all, [836].
  • more, in heaven and earth, [133].
  • nature of the universe is the nature of, [755].
  • not made for words, [759].
  • not seen, evidence of, [848].
  • past, remembrance of, [161].
  • possessing all, [846].
  • present seem worst, [89].
  • proper to man, to do the, [755].
  • prove all, [847].
  • remembering happier, [626].
  • rolls through all, [467].
  • sad vicissitude of, [379].
  • sad vicissitudes of, [393].
  • sanctioned by custom, [704].
  • secret, belong unto the Lord, [814].
  • sense and outward, [478].
  • shews of, [169].
  • sum of human, [437].
  • that are and have been, [740].
  • that are have kinship, [755].
  • that are made for our general uses, [183].
  • that belong to adversity, [164].
  • that have a common quality, [755].
  • that nature wills, [755].
  • that ne'er were nor are, [257].
  • that no gross ear can hear, [245].
  • that were, dream of, [541].
  • they ought not, speaking, [848].
  • think on these, [847].
  • those who want fewest, [759].
  • though all, differ all agree, [333].
  • through the dream of, [541].
  • through words and, [465].
  • time ordains for other, [252].
  • to come, giant mass of, [102].
  • to do two, at once, [708].
  • to write well in laudable, [253].
  • translunary, [40].
  • true and evident, [746].
  • unattempted, [223].
  • unfit for all, [399].
  • unhappy far-off, [473].
  • unknown, forms of, [59].
  • unknown proposed, [325].
  • we can only say of, they be, [654].
  • we ought to have done, [850].
  • we will answer all, [66].
  • when virtuous, proceed, [73].
  • which are Cæsar's, [840].
  • which belong to prosperity, [164].
  • which men confess with ease, [746].
  • without all remedy, [121].
  • words are, [558].
• Think,
  • comedy to those that, [389].
  • him so because I think him so, [44].
  • how Bacon shined, [319].
  • how many never, [534].
  • makes millions, [558].
  • may sigh to, [379].
  • naught a trifle, [311].
  • not disdainfully of death, [755].
  • of that Master Brook, [46].
  • of your ancestors, [747].
  • of your forefathers, [458].
  • of your posterity, [458], [747].
  • on, pleasant to, [256].
  • on these things, [847].
  • one thing, who dares, [338].
  • only what concerns thee, [237].
  • shock which makes us, [609].
  • talk and never, [180].
  • that day lost, [688].
  • the great unhappy, none, [310].
  • they talk who never, [287].
  • those that, must govern, [395].
  • those who greatly, [335].
  • to-morrow will repay, [276].
  • too little and talk too much, [268].
  • what you and other men, [110].
• Thinketh
  • in his heart, as he, [828].
  • let him that, he standeth, [845].
• Thinking
  • being, man a, [534].
  • few, how few think justly of the, [534].
  • is an idle waste of thought, [517].
  • makes it so, [134].
  • of the days that are no more, [630].
  • on fantastic summer's heat, [81].
  • on the frosty Caucasus, [81].
  • plain living and high, [472].
  • reed, man is but a, [798].
  • souls, thought of, [579].
  • their own kisses sin, [108].
  • things, impels all, [467].
  • with too much, [321].
• Thinkings, speak to me as to thy, [153].
• Thinks
  • like a sage, [607].
  • most acts the best, who, [65].
  • shows what he, [102].
  • too much, he, [111].
  • what ne'er was, [323].
  • who, must mourn, [289].
• Thin-spun life, slits the, [247].
• Thirst
  • amidst a sea of waves, [345].
  • if he, give him drink, [844].
  • of praise, [414].
• Thirsty
  • earth soaks up the rain, [260].
  • fly, busy curious, [671].
  • soul, cold waters to a, [828].
• Thirteen, maids of, [78].
• Thirty
  • days hath September, [684].
  • man a fool at, [307].
  • on the wrong side of, [292].
• This
  • above all, [130].
  • is a cock, [788].
  • or that, without or, [322].
  • that it should come to, [128].
  • was a man, say to all the world, [115].
• [[1118]]Thomb of gold parde, he had a, [2].
• Thorn,
  • beneath the milk-white, [447].
  • in the flesh, [846].
  • of experience, [661].
  • primrose peeps beneath the, [398].
  • rose without the, [203], [232].
  • why choose the rankling, [805].
  • withering on the virgin, [57].
• Thorns,
  • he that plants, [692].
  • little wilful, [629].
  • pricked by the, [691].
  • rosebud with wilful, [629].
  • that in her bosom lodge, [132].
  • touched by the, [520].
  • under a pot, crackling of, [830].
  • which I have reaped, the, [544].
• Thorny way, steep and, [129].
• Those
  • that think must govern, [395].
  • who inflict must suffer, [566].
  • who know thee not, [437].
• Thou
  • art all beauty, [295].
  • art gone from my gaze, [587].
  • art gone to the grave, [535].
  • art the man, [815].
  • canst not say I did it, [122].
• Though
  • I say it that should not, [198].
  • lost to sight, [587].
• Thought,
  • adds strength to the, [312].
  • all objects of all, [467].
  • almost say her body, [177].
  • and joy, love and, [469].
  • and passion, chaos of, [317].
  • as a sage, [428].
  • be not rambling in, [755].
  • but ne'er so well expressed, [323].
  • came like a full-blown rose, [575].
  • could wed itself, ere, [632].
  • dared what he greatly, [342].
  • destroyed by, [413].
  • divide, sense from, [316].
  • dome of, the, [541].
  • eies and eares and ev'ry, [23].
  • even with a, [158].
  • evil is wrought by want of, [584].
  • exhausting, [544].
  • explore the, [328].
  • feeling deeper than all, [653].
  • for the morrow, take no, [838].
  • for your life, take no, [838].
  • hath struck him, a Roman, [157].
  • her dying when she slept, [583].
  • him still speaking, [237].
  • human, is the process, [530].
  • hushed be every, [484].
  • in a green shade, green, [263].
  • is deeper than all speech, [653].
  • is often original, a, [637].
  • is speech, when, [489].
  • is the property of him who can entertain it, [602].
  • is tired of wandering, [594].
  • kings of modern, [665].
  • leaped out, [632].
  • like a passing, [447].
  • like a pleasant, [473].
  • like dew upon a, [558].
  • loftiness of, [270].
  • midnight is the noon of, [433].
  • more nigh, lie a, [179].
  • northern, is slow, [648].
  • not one immoral, [377].
  • of convincing, [399].
  • of dining, [399].
  • of our past years, [478].
  • of tender happiness, [476].
  • of the people shall be law, [283].
  • of thee, one, [333].
  • of thinking souls, [579].
  • over-refinement deck out our, [750].
  • pale cast of, [136].
  • pearls of, [661].
  • penny for your, [16], [292].
  • perish that, [296].
  • pined in, [76].
  • pleasing dreadful, [299].
  • power of, [551].
  • pure in, as angels are, [455].
  • sessions of sweet silent, [161].
  • so, go near to be, [53].
  • so once but now I know it, I, [350].
  • sober second, [283].
  • still and serious, [471].
  • strange seas of, [475].
  • such stores as silent, [466].
  • sudden, strikes me, [462].
  • tease us out of, [576].
  • thinking an idle waste of, [517].
  • those that tell of saddest, [565].
  • thou couldst have died, if I had, [563].
  • thou wert a beautiful, [546].
  • thy wish was father to that, [90].
  • tides that followed, [634].
  • to have common, [321].
  • to rear the tender, [355].
  • two souls with a single, [806].
  • vacuity of, [420].
  • vain or shallow, [598].
  • vein of tender, [525].
  • wanderings of thy, [497].
  • what oft was, [323].
  • whistled for want of, [273].
  • who would have, [124].
  • whose armour is his honest, [174].
  • would destroy their paradise, [382].
• Thoughts,
  • all, all passions, [501].
  • and looks were downward, [225].
  • as boundless, our, [550].
  • as harbingers, most pious, [221].
  • beyond the reaches of our souls, [131].
  • calmer of unquiet, [207].
  • dark soul and foul, [244].
  • employ speech to conceal, [800].
  • even so my bloody, [155].
  • give thy worst of, [153].
  • great feelings great, [634].
  • great, come from the heart, [803].
  • high erected, [34].
  • images and precious, [481].
  • in a shroud of, [544].
  • life is what our, make it, [751].
  • like rose leaves scattered, [558].
  • love light and calm, [502].
  • mantle that covers human, [792].
  • men's, according to inclination, [167].
  • more elevate, [228].
  • never alone with noble, [34].
  • [[1119]]no tongue, give thy, [129].
  • of love, turns to, [625].
  • of men are widened, [626].
  • of mortality, [222].
  • on hospitable, intent, [235].
  • pansies for, there is, [142].
  • pleasant, bring sad thoughts, [466].
  • pretty to force together, [500].
  • ran a wool-gathering, [792].
  • regular as infants' breath, [502].
  • remain below, my, [140].
  • river of his, [553], [614].
  • rule the world, [604].
  • second, are the best, [277].
  • second, are the wisest, [699].
  • serve your best, as gypsies do children, [441].
  • shut up want air, [307].
  • so all unlike each other, [500].
  • style is the dress of, [353].
  • that breathe, [382].
  • that mould the age, [656].
  • that shall glad high souls, [656].
  • that shall not die, [481].
  • that voluntary move, [230].
  • that wander through eternity, [227].
  • to their own second, [283].
  • too deep for tears, [478].
  • transcend our wonted themes, [264].
  • unrighteous man his, [834].
  • unspoken homage of, [616].
  • whose very sweetness, [484].
  • with noble, [34].
  • words without, [140].
• Thoughtless
  • man, warning for, [481].
  • thankless man, [307].
• Thousand
  • blushing apparitions, [52].
  • chief of a, for grace, [682].
  • crimes, one virtue and a, [551].
  • deaths in fearing one, [308].
  • decencies, those, [238].
  • fearful wrecks, [96].
  • friends suffice thee not, [767].
  • hearts beat happily, [542].
  • hills, beasts upon a, [781].
  • hills, cattle upon a, [820].
  • homes, near a, [465].
  • innocent shames, [52].
  • little one shall become a, [834].
  • liveried angels, [245].
  • melodies unheard before, [455].
  • one man among a, [830].
  • perils, safe through a, [497].
  • picked out of ten, [133].
  • soldiers, substance of ten, [97].
  • stars, beauty of a, [41].
  • strings, harp of a, [303].
  • tongues, conscience hath a, [97].
  • tongues to allure him, [407].
  • upper ten, [655].
  • voices, earth with her, [501].
  • years in thy sight, [822].
  • years of peace, [633].
  • years scarce serve to form a state, [541].
• Thousands
  • at His bidding speed, [252].
  • countless, mourn, [446].
  • die without or this, [322].
  • has been slave to, [153].
  • of undone widows, [172].
  • peace slays its ten, [425].
  • to murder, [311].
  • war slays its, [425].
• Thrasyllus and Antigonus, [732].
• Thread,
  • feels at each, [316].
  • hinders needle and, [585].
  • of his verbosity, the, [56].
  • of life, fate has wove the, [343].
  • plying her needle and, [585].
  • sewing at once a double, [585].
  • that ties them, [779].
  • weave their, with bones, [75].
• Threadbare
  • sail, set every, [635].
  • saint in wisdom's school, [181].
• Threaten and command, an eye to, [140].
• Threatening eye, looks with a, [79].
• Threats,
  • no terror in your, [114].
  • of a halter, [436].
  • of pain and ruin, [385].
• Three,
  • chief among the blessed, [611].
  • corners of the world, [80].
  • firm friends, more sure than day, [502].
  • gentlemen at once, [440].
  • good friends, [70].
  • good men unhanged in England, [84].
  • hundred, grant but three of the, [557].
  • hundred pounds a year, [46].
  • insides, carrying, [464].
  • kingdoms, had sifted, [266].
  • may keep counsel, [6], [17].
  • merry boys are we, [184].
  • misbegotten knaves, [84].
  • per cents, simplicity of the, [437], [610].
  • poets in three distant ages, [270].
  • removes bad as a fire, [360].
  • stories high long dull and old, [454].
  • treasures love light and thoughts, [502].
  • when shall we, meet again, [115].
  • words, joys of sense lie in, [319].
  • years' child, listens like a, [498].
• Three-cornered hat, the old, [635].
• Threefold
  • cord, [830].
  • fourfold tomb, [179].
• Three-hooped pot, [94].
• Three-man beetle, [88].
• Threescore,
  • bachelor of, [50].
  • burden of, [395].
  • years and ten, [822].
• Three-tailed Bashaw, [454].
• Threshold of the new world, [221].
• Thrice
  • flew thy shaft, [306].
  • he assayed, [225].
  • he routed all his foes, [271].
  • he slew the slain, [271].
  • is he armed, [94].
  • my peace was slain, [306].
  • their weight in gold, [456].
• Thrice-driven bed of down, [151].
• Thrift
  • may follow fawning, [137].
  • thrift Horatio, [128].
• Thriftless ambition, [120].
• Thrill,
  • glory's, is o'er, [519].
  • of a happy voice, [655].
  • the deepest notes of woe, [452].
• Throat,
  • amen stuck in my, [119].
  • of war, brazen, [240].
  • put a knife to thy, [828].
  • [[1120]]scuttled ship or cut a, [557].
  • straining his, [399].
  • to feel the fog in my, [650].
• Throats,
  • cutting foreign, [105].
  • engines whose rude, [154].
• Throbs of fiery pain, [367].
• Throe, never grudge the, [649].
• Throne,
  • footsteps of a, [26].
  • here is my, bid kings come bow to it, [79].
  • light which beats upon a, [629].
  • like a burnished, [157].
  • my bosom's lord sits lightly in his, [108].
  • night from her ebon, [306].
  • no brother near the, [327].
  • of kings, this royal, [81].
  • of rocks in a robe of clouds, [553].
  • of royal state, high on a, [226].
  • sapphire blaze the living, [382].
  • shake hands with a king upon his, [563].
  • shape the whisper of the, [633].
  • something behind the, [364].
  • through slaughter to a, [385].
  • two kings of Brentford on one, [417].
  • wrong forever on the, [657].
• Thrones
  • and globes elate, [438].
  • dominations princedoms, [235].
  • whose stakes were, [555].
• Throned
  • monarch, [64].
  • on her hundred isles, [544].
• Throng
  • into my memory, [243].
  • lowest of your, [234].
• Throw
  • physic to the dogs, [125].
  • within a stone's, [787].
• Throws, wise player ought to accept his, [697].
• Thrummed, I was ne'er so, [182].
• Thrush sings each song twice over, [647].
• Thumb, miller's golden, [2].
• Thumbs,
  • pricking of my, [123].
  • sealed their letters with their, [460].
• Thumping on your back, [423].
• Thumps upon the back, [312].
• Thunder,
  • doors grate harsh, [229].
  • heard remote, [227].
  • in a fair frosty day, [266].
  • in his lifted hand, [267].
  • Jove's power to, [103].
  • leaps the live, [544].
  • lightning or in rain, [115].
  • loud roared the dreadful, [453].
  • steal my, [282].
• Thunders
  • in the index, [140].
  • of white silence, [621].
  • rattle, and the loud, [666].
• Thunderbolts, with all your, [114].
• Thunder-harp of pines, [667].
• Thundering
  • sound, [395], [397].
  • to the moon, [358].
• Thunder-storm against the wind, [546].
• Thus let me live unseen unknown, [334].
• Thwack, with many a stiff, [211].
• Thyme,
  • pun-provoking, [380].
  • where the wild, blows, [58].
• Tiber, not a drop of allaying, [103].
• Tickle
  • the earth with a hoe, [597].
  • your catastrophe, [89].
• Tickled with a straw, [318].
• Tide
  • and wind stay no man, [10].
  • in the affairs of men, [115].
  • no man can tether time or, [451].
  • of love, pity swells the, [308].
  • of successful experiment, [435].
  • of the years, [668].
  • of times, lived in the, [113].
  • tarrieth for no man, [10].
  • turning of the, [91].
  • without a breeze without a, [498].
• Tides that followed thought, [634].
• Tidings
  • as they roll, confirm the, [300].
  • dismal, when he frowned, [397].
• Tie,
  • in whose, a wild civility, [201].
  • love endures no, [272].
  • silver link the silken, [488].
  • up the knocker, [326].
• Ties, sight of human, [333].
• Tied to the stake, I am, [148].
• Tiger,
  • Hyrcan, [122].
  • in war imitate the action of the, [91].
• Tight little island, [675].
• Tiles and chimney-pots, [511].
• Tillage, other arts follow, [531].
• Tilt at all I meet, [328].
• Tilts with a straw, [484].
• Timber,
  • knowledge and, [638].
  • like seasoned, [204].
  • wedged in that, [278].
• Timbrel, sound the loud, [524].
• Time,
  • age and body of the, [137].
  • all in good, [791].
  • already of old, [830].
  • ambles withal, [70].
  • and age, his youth 'gainst, [24].
  • and space, through, [416].
  • and the hour runs, [116].
  • annihilate but space and, [330].
  • assuages sorrow, [704].
  • backward and abysm of, [42].
  • bank and shoal of, [118].
  • bastard to the, [78].
  • be good whilst thou hast, [751].
  • be ruled by, [724].
  • beholds no name so blest, [345].
  • between two eternities, gleam of, [580].
  • bounds of place and, [382].
  • break the legs of, [635].
  • breathing, of day with me, [145].
  • brief chronicles of the, [134].
  • brings increase to her truth, [378].
  • by, subdued, [671].
  • by the forelock, take, [30].
  • cannot benumb, some feelings, [545].
  • chinks that, has made, [221], [456].
  • choose thine own, [433].
  • coming, there 's a good, [493], [653].
  • common arbitrator, [102].
  • compliments are loss of, [387].
  • count, by heart-throbs, [654].
  • creeping hours of, [68].
  • curious, requires, [168].
  • do not squander, [360].
  • elaborately thrown away, [311].
  • enough, take, [351].
  • enough to find a world, [656].
  • even such is, [26].
  • every man be master of his, [121].
  • [[1121]]flies death urges, [307].
  • footprints on the sands of, [612].
  • for all things, [791].
  • for courtesy, always, [603].
  • for supper, the proper, [763].
  • forefinger of all, [630].
  • foremost files of, [626].
  • frozen round periods of, [228].
  • gallops withal, [70].
  • gives to her mind, [378].
  • had been, as if the moving, [468].
  • hair's-breadth of, [750].
  • has laid his hand gently, [617].
  • has not cropt the roses, [378].
  • has taught us a lesson, [723].
  • hath to silver turned, his silver locks, [24].
  • he that lacks, [594].
  • his, is forever, [260].
  • history hath triumphed over, [26].
  • how a man should kill, [772].
  • how small a part of, they share, [220].
  • I think upon that happy, [587].
  • in misery, happy, [618].
  • is a river of passing events, [752].
  • is a very shadow, [836].
  • is fleeting, art is long and, [612].
  • is money, [361].
  • is out of joint, [133].
  • is quiet as a nun, the holy, [470].
  • is still a-flying, [202].
  • is the image of eternity, [760].
  • is the soul of this world, [742].
  • kill the bloom before its, [483].
  • last syllable of recorded, [125].
  • leaves have their, to fall, [570].
  • lettered pomp to teeth of, [618].
  • look into the seeds of, [116].
  • look like the, [117].
  • makes these decay, [200].
  • many a, and oft, [61].
  • men have died from time to, [71].
  • merry dancing drinking, [272].
  • most valuable thing to spend, [762].
  • nae man can tether, [451].
  • new hatched to the woful, [120].
  • nick of, [257].
  • no delight to pass away the, [96].
  • noiseless falls the foot of, [464].
  • noiseless foot of, [74].
  • nor place adhere, [118].
  • not of an age but for all, [179].
  • nothing so precious as, [773].
  • now is the accepted, [846].
  • of day, no proper, [586].
  • of night, witching, [139].
  • of peace, this weak piping, [96].
  • of scorn, figure for the, [155].
  • of the singing of birds, [832].
  • offends at some unlucky, [328].
  • old bald cheater, [178].
  • ordains, mild Heaven a, [252].
  • our oars keep, [518].
  • out of mind, [104].
  • panting, toiled after him, [366].
  • peace only as a breathing, [407].
  • play the fools with the, [89].
  • point of, life of man but a, [729].
  • procrastination the thief of, [307].
  • promised on a, [30].
  • quaffing and unthinking, [272].
  • relish of the saltness of, [88].
  • return, bid, [81].
  • rich with the spoils of, [384].
  • ripens all things, [790].
  • robs us of our joys, [406].
  • rolls his ceaseless course, [491].
  • sees and hears all things, [679].
  • sent before my, [95].
  • shall throw a dart at thee, [179].
  • shall unfold, [146].
  • show and gaze of the, [126].
  • silence and slow, [576].
  • silvered o'er by, [419].
  • so gracious is the, [127].
  • so hallowed is the, [127].
  • soul of the whole past, [580].
  • speech is of, [579].
  • speech is shallow as, [579].
  • spoils the pleasure of the, [122].
  • stand still withal, [70].
  • still as he flies, [378].
  • stream of, [455].
  • subdue, what will not, [671].
  • syllabes jar with, [180].
  • take no note of, [306].
  • taught by, [671].
  • teaches many lessons, [695].
  • tears and laughter for all, [620].
  • tell her that wastes her, [220].
  • that takes in trust, [26].
  • the moving, [468].
  • the wisest counsellor, [724].
  • to be learning, is it a, [761].
  • to beguile the, [117].
  • to come, sweet discourses in our, [108].
  • to every purpose under heaven, [830].
  • to grow old, we may always find, [312].
  • to marry, choose a proper, [417].
  • to mourn, lacks, [594].
  • to weep, night is the, [497].
  • too swift, O, [24].
  • tooth of, [49], [311].
  • touch us gently, [538].
  • transported, with envy, [406].
  • travels in divers paces, [70].
  • tries the troth in everything, [18].
  • trieth troth in every doubt, [18].
  • trots withal, [70].
  • turn backward O, [668].
  • which was before us, [830].
  • whips and scorns of, [135].
  • whirligig of, brings in his revenge, [77].
  • who steals our years away, [518].
  • will doubt of Rome, [558].
  • will explain it all, [698].
  • will run back, [251].
  • will teach thee, [613].
  • wise through, [337].
  • witching, of night, [139].
  • with falling oars they kept the, [262].
  • with reckless hand, [617].
  • with thee conversing I forget all, [233].
  • worn out with eating, [233].
  • writes no wrinkle, [547].
• [[1122]]Times,
  • brisk and giddy-paced, [75].
  • corrector of enormous, [199].
  • cowards die many, [112].
  • cunning, [63].
  • do shift, thus, [203].
  • fashion of these, [67].
  • glory of the, they were the, [837].
  • good or evil, [166].
  • in the morning of the, [627].
  • later, more aged, [169].
  • light for after, [507].
  • lived in the tide of, [113].
  • make former, shake hands, [212].
  • of need, ever but in, [273].
  • of old, jolly place in, [472].
  • principles turn with, [321].
  • shake hands with latter, [212].
  • signs of the, [840].
  • that try men's souls, [431].
  • those golden, [421].
  • when the world is ancient, [169].
  • wherein we now live, [169].
  • wise men say nothing in dangerous, [196].
• Time's
  • devouring hand, [352].
  • furrows on another's brow, [309].
  • iron feet can print, [610].
  • noblest offspring is the last, [312].
• Time-honoured Lancaster, [80].
• Timelessly, primrose fading, [251].
• Timely
  • dew of sleep, [233].
  • inn, to gain the, [121].
• Timoleon's arms, [391].
• Timothy learnt sin to fly, [687].
• Tinct with cinnamon, [575].
• Tinged by the rising sun, [677].
• Tinkling cymbal, [845].
• Tints of woe, sabler, [386].
• Tip of his subduing tongue, [163].
• Tips
  • his tongue, persuasion, [297].
  • with silver, [106].
• Tipple in the deep, fishes that, [259].
• Tipsy dance and jollity, [243].
• Tiptoe,
  • jocund day stands, [108].
  • religion stands on, [205].
  • when this day is named stand, [92].
• Tire of all creation, [638].
• Tires in a mile-a, [77].
• Tired
  • he sleeps, till, [318].
  • nature's sweet restorer, [306].
• Tithe
  • of mint and anise, [840].
  • or toll, no Italian priest shall, [79].
• Title
  • and profit I resign, [349].
  • gained no, lost no friend, [323].
  • knave that wears a, [310].
  • long and dark successive, [268].
  • please thine ear, whatever, [330].
  • weigh the man not his, [282].
  • when I can read my, clear, [303].
• Titles
  • are marks of honest men, [310].
  • decider of dusty and old, [199].
  • high though his, [488].
  • power and pelf, [488].
• Titus with uncommon sense, [352].
• To
  • all to each a fair good night, [490].
  • be or not to be, [135].
  • horse away, [296].
• Toad,
  • I had rather be a, [154].
  • rose-water on a, [597].
  • squat like a, [234].
  • ugly and venomous, [67].
• Toad-eater, Pulteney's, [389].
• Toast pass, let the, [442].
• Tobacco,
  • anything for thy sake, [509].
  • sublime, [555].
• Tocsin of the soul, [559].
• To-day
  • his own, who can call, [273].
  • I have lived, [273].
  • in, already walks to-morrow, [504].
  • nor care beyond, [381].
  • our youth we can have but, [312].
  • pleasure to be drunk, [362].
  • speed, to be put back to-morrow, [29].
  • to-morrow cheerful as, [321].
• Toe,
  • from top to, [683].
  • light fantastic, [248].
  • of frog, eye of newt, [123].
  • of the peasant, [143].
• Toil
  • and care, fond of, [805].
  • and of tears, weary of, [668].
  • and trouble, [123].
  • and trouble, war is, [272].
  • and trouble, why all this, [466].
  • does not come to help the idle, [707].
  • envy want the jail, [365].
  • govern those that, [395].
  • he wins his spirits light from, [387].
  • he won, what with his, [267].
  • horny hands of, [656].
  • is lost, or all the, [416].
  • is the sire of fame, [699].
  • morn of, nor night of waking, [491].
  • not neither do they spin, [838].
  • o'er books, [348].
  • of dropping buckets into wells, [419].
  • on poor heart unceasingly, [654].
  • patient of, [428].
  • those that think govern those that, [395].
  • verse sweetens, [393].
  • waste their, for a smile, [487].
  • winding up days with, [92].
  • with servile, [571].
  • without recompense, [668].
• Toils despair to reach, what others', [288].
• Toiled
  • after him in vain, [366].
  • forgot for which he, [161].
• Toiling upward in the night, [616].
• Tokay, imperial, [380].
• Told
  • her love, she never, [75].
  • old tale and often, [489].
• Toledo trusty, blade, [211].
• Tolerable and not to be endured, [52].
• Toll
  • for the brave, [423].
  • or tithe, no Italian priest shall, [79].
• Tolling a departing friend, [88].
• Tom,
  • loves me best that calls me, [194].
  • or Jack, hails you, [423].
  • 's a-cold, poor, [147].
• Tom's food seven long year, [147].
• Tomb,
  • awakes from the, [428].
  • cannot bind thee, the, [666].
  • cradles rock us nearer to the, [309].
  • darkness encompass the, [535].
  • kings for such a, [251].
  • more than royal, [168].
  • [[1123]]nature cries from the, [385].
  • no inscription on my, [675].
  • of him who would have made glad the world, [589].
  • of the Capulets, [412].
  • stood upon Achilles', [558].
  • threefold fourfold, [179].
• Tombs, hark from the, [303].
• To-morrow
  • and to-morrow, [125].
  • boast not thyself of, [829].
  • cheerful as to-day, [321].
  • defer not till, [295].
  • do thy worst, [273].
  • in to-day already walks, [504].
  • is falser than the former day, [276].
  • never leave that till, [360].
  • speed to-day to be put back, [29].
  • the darkest day live till, [423].
  • tints with prophetic ray, [550].
  • to fresh woods, [248].
  • we shall die, [833].
  • will be dying, [202].
  • will be the happiest time, [624].
  • will repay, think, [276].
• To-morrows, confident, [481].
• To-morrow's sun may never rise, [295].
• Tone
  • of languid nature, [417].
  • spirit ditties of no, [576].
  • voice of sweetest, [583].
  • with a peremptory, [415].
• Tones,
  • harp in divers, [631].
  • in its hollow, [562].
• Tongs, shovel and, [583].
• Tongue
  • an unruly member, [849].
  • bear welcome in your, [117].
  • braggart with my, [124].
  • brings in a several tale, every, [97].
  • came mended from that, [333].
  • can no man tame, [849].
  • confuted by his conscience, [222].
  • dropped manna, [226].
  • fair words never hurt the, [38].
  • fool cannot hold his, [737].
  • from evil, keep thy, [819].
  • give it understanding but no, [129].
  • give thy thoughts no, [129].
  • hide it under his, [817].
  • his mother, [419].
  • in every wound of Cæsar, [114].
  • is an unruly evil, [849].
  • is known in every clime, one, [605].
  • is the pen of a ready writer, [820].
  • law of kindness in her, [829].
  • let a fool hold his, [713].
  • let the candied, [137].
  • man that hath a, [44].
  • moderate the rancour of your, [681].
  • murder though it have no, [135].
  • music's golden, [575].
  • never eare did heare that, [23].
  • never repented that he held his, [735].
  • nor heart cannot conceive, [120].
  • nor speak with double, [600].
  • not she denied him with unholy, [676].
  • of dog, wool of bat and, [123].
  • of him that makes a jest, [56].
  • of midnight hath told twelve, [59].
  • of the mind, pen is the, [789].
  • outvenoms all the worms of Nile, [160].
  • persuasion tips his, [297].
  • ran on, still his, [215].
  • restreine and kepen wel thy, [5].
  • sad words of, [619].
  • slanderous, [344].
  • so varied in discourse, [511].
  • soul lends the, vows, [130].
  • sounds as a sullen bell, [88].
  • stopped his tuneful, [335].
  • such a, glad I have not, [146].
  • sweet morsel under his, [283].
  • that Shakespeare spake, [472].
  • the speaking, [603].
  • through every land by every, [302].
  • tip of his subduing, [163].
  • to curse the slave, O for a, [526].
  • to persuade, [255].
  • to wound us, no, [522].
  • treasure of our, [39].
  • truth in every shepherd's, [25].
  • use of my oracular, [440].
  • win a woman with his, [44].
  • windy satisfaction of the, [343].
• Tongues,
  • airy, [243].
  • aspic's, for 't is of, [155].
  • called fools in all, [71].
  • conscience hath a thousand several, [97].
  • evil days and evil, [236].
  • hearts in love use their own, [51].
  • in trees books in the running brooks, [67].
  • interest speaks all sorts of, [794].
  • lovers', by night, [106].
  • nations kindreds and, [849].
  • of dying men, [81].
  • of men, speak with the, [845].
  • shall rehearse, [162].
  • silence envious, [100].
  • slanderous, done to death by, [54].
  • strife of, [819].
  • that syllable men's names, [243].
  • to allure him, thousand, [407].
  • whispering, [500].
• Tongue-tied by authority, [162].
• Too
  • civil by half, [440].
  • late I stayed, [464].
  • low they build, [309].
  • much thinking, [321].
  • thin, [101].
• Tool of iron, nor any, [815].
• Tools,
  • always work and, [656].
  • no jesting with edge, [198].
  • nothing but to name his, [210].
  • of working our salvation, [215].
  • sin has many, [637].
  • to him that can handle them, [579].
• Tooth
  • and nail, [781].
  • for tooth, eye for eye, [813].
  • of time, [49], [311].
  • poison for the age's, [78].
  • sharper than a serpent's, [146].
• Tooth-ache, endure the, [53].
• Toothpicks, supply of, [597].
• Top,
  • die at the, [294].
  • of judgment, [47].
  • of my bent, fool me to the, [139].
  • [[1124]]to toe, dressed from, [683].
  • whips his taxed, [462].
• Tops of the eastern pines, [81].
• Topics, fashionable, [402].
• Topless towers of Ilium, [41].
• Topples round the west, [631].
• Torches,
  • as we do with, [46].
  • light my candle from their, [192].
• Torments our elements, [227].
• Torn
  • from their destined page, [456].
  • me and I bleed, they have, [544].
• Torpedo, pen becomes a, [369].
• Torrent
  • and whirlwind's roar, [394].
  • is heard, naught but the, [428].
  • of a downward age, [356].
  • of a woman's will, [313].
  • of his fate, [366].
  • roar, should like the, [324].
  • so the loud, [394].
• Torrents, motionless, [501].
• Torrent's smoothness, [516].
• Torrid tracts, through, [398].
• Torture,
  • boil in endless, [545].
  • hum of human cities is, [543].
  • of the mind, [121].
  • one poor word, [270].
• Torturing hour, the, [226].
• Toss him to my breast, [205].
• Touch,
  • beautiful beneath his, [514].
  • dares not put it to the, [257].
  • harmonious, whose, [367].
  • no state matters, [398].
  • not taste not, [847].
  • of a vanished hand, [627].
  • of celestial temper, [234].
  • of joy or woe, [389].
  • of Liberty's war, first, [525].
  • of nature, one, makes the whole world kin, [102].
  • soiled by any outward, [253].
  • sprang up forever at a, [634].
  • that 's scarcely felt, [350].
  • the best, fear not to, [25].
  • them but rightly, [455].
  • us gently Time, [538].
  • we feel the tenderest, [274].
  • with chiselled, [769].
  • wound with a, [350].
• Touches of sweet harmony, [65].
• Touched
  • by her fair tendance, [237].
  • nothing that he did not adorn, [367].
  • spirits are not finely, [46].
  • the highest point, I have, [99].
• Toucheth pitch, he that, [837].
• Touchstone, man's true, [197].
• Touchy testy pleasant fellow, [300].
• Tough
  • is J. B., [652].
  • wedge for a tough log, [712].
  • world, rack of this, [149].
• Tower,
  • age shakes Athena's, [541].
  • and tree, light on, [673].
  • guardian on the, [655].
  • intending to build a, [842].
  • of strength, king's name is a, [97].
  • of strength, that, [628].
• Towers
  • above her sex, Marcia, [298].
  • along the steep, [514].
  • and battlements, [248].
  • disparting, trembling, [358].
  • distant spires ye antique, [381].
  • elephants endorsed with, [240].
  • of Ilium, burnt the topless, [41].
  • of Julius, ye, [383].
  • old palaces and, [565].
  • the cloud-capped, [43].
  • trembling all precipitate, [358].
  • ye antique, [381].
• Towered
  • citadel, [158].
  • cities please us then, [249].
• Towering
  • falcons, hopes like, [287].
  • in his pride of place, [120].
  • in the confidence of twenty-one, [376].
  • passion, put me into a, [145].
• Town,
  • axis of the earth in every, [638].
  • callen daisies in our, [6].
  • gaze with all the, [677].
  • man made the, [417].
• Towns, elephants for want of, [289].
• Toys,
  • fantastic, [391].
  • of age, beads and prayer-books, [318].
  • of simulated stature, [621].
  • to the great children, [357].
  • we spent them not in, [260].
• Track,
  • drive on your own, [729].
  • pursue, each other's, [275].
• Tract behind, leaving no, [109].
• Tracts,
  • leaves no, [36].
  • of calm from tempest made, [634].
  • through torrid, [398].
• Trade,
  • doing good is not our, [417].
  • of lying, [774].
  • thou learned, love the little, [752].
  • two of a, can never agree, [349].
• Trades, ugliest of, [597].
• Trade's proud empire, [367].
• Tradition, marrow of, [510].
• Tragedie, go my little, [6].
• Tragedies, Attic, [254].
• Tragedy,
  • gorgeous, [250].
  • of Hamlet with the prince left out, [494].
  • to those who feel, [389].
• Trail of the serpent, [526].
• Trailing clouds of glory, [477].
• Train,
  • a melancholy, [395].
  • a royal, believe me, [100].
  • at Coventry, waited for the, [626].
  • every motion of his starry, [485].
  • fear and bloodshed miserable, [476].
  • of night, last in the, [235].
  • of thy amber-dropping hair, [246].
  • starry, heaven her, [233].
  • up a child, [827].
  • when I am dead no pageant, [571].
  • woes love a, [308].
• Traitor,
  • arrant as any, [93].
  • love treason but hate the, [182].
• Traitors,
  • fears do make us, [123].
  • our doubts are, [47].
• Traitorous kiss, [676].
• Trammel up the consequence, [117].
• Trample on my days, [263].
• Tramplings of three conquests, [219].
• Trance,
  • no nightly, [251].
  • or breathed spell, no, [251].
  • unimaginable, stood in, [504].
• Tranquil
  • life, to lead a, [752].
  • [[1125]]mind, farewell the, [154].
• Tranquillity,
  • heaven was all, [527].
  • of mind, [766].
  • thou better name, [501].
• Transatlantic commentator, [592].
• Transcend our wonted themes, [264].
• Transcendent moment, one, [657].
• Transcribed, what is, [369].
• Transfigures its golden hair, [657].
• Transforms old print, [419].
• Transgressors, way of, [826].
• Transient
  • chaste, early bright, [308].
  • hour, catch the, [366].
  • sorrows simple wiles, [474].
• Transition, what seems so is, [615].
• Transitory, action is, [465].
• Translated, thou art, [58].
• Translucent wave, glassy cool, [246].
• Translunary things, [40].
• Transmigration of the soul, [765].
• Transmitter of a foolish face, [354].
• Transmuted ill, sovereign o'er, [366].
• Transmutes, subdues, [476].
• Transport know, can ne'er a, [377].
• Trappings
  • and suits of woe, [127].
  • of a monarchy, [369].
• Traps, Cupid kills some with, [51].
• Trash, who steals my purse steals, [153].
• Travail, labour for my, [101].
• Travel
  • is a part of education, [166].
  • on life's common way, [472].
  • thought the, long, [23].
  • twelve stout miles, [472].
• Travels,
  • contemplation of my, [70].
  • in divers paces, time, [70].
• Travels' history, in my, [150].
• Travelled
  • in realms of gold, [576].
  • life's dull round, [379].
• Traveller
  • from Lima, [592].
  • from New Zealand, [591].
  • from the Zuyder Zee, [592].
  • lamp that lighted the, [522].
  • now spurs the lated, [121].
  • returns, bourne whence no, [136].
• Travellers must be content, [67].
• Travelleth, as one that, [825].
• Travelling is to regulate imagination, [375].
• Tray Blanch and Sweetheart, [147].
• Treacle, fly that sips, [348].
• Tread
  • a measure with you, [56].
  • again the scene, who would, [497].
  • each other's heel, [308].
  • in air, seem to, [339].
  • on classic ground, [299].
  • the globe, all that, [572].
  • upon another's heel, one woe, [143].
  • where angels fear to, [325].
  • where'er we, [541].
• Treads
  • alone some banquet-hall, [523].
  • so light the grass stoops not, [161].
• Treason
  • can but peep, [142].
  • corporations cannot commit, [24].
  • doth never prosper, [39].
  • flourished over us, bloody, [114].
  • has done his worst, [121].
  • if this be, make the most of it, [429].
  • like a deadly blight, [526].
  • none dare call it, [39].
• Treasons, is fit for, [66].
• Treasure
  • is, where your, [838].
  • of his eyesight, [104].
  • of our tongue, [39].
  • rich the, [271].
  • unsunned heaps of miser's, [244].
  • what a, hadst thou, [134].
• Treasures,
  • Apollo's Pythian, [339].
  • hath he not always, [502].
  • heaven's best, [387].
  • in heaven, [838].
  • love light and calm thoughts, [502].
  • sea-born, fetched my, [598].
  • up a wrong, him who, [555].
• Treatise, rouse at a dismal, [125].
• Treble, turning again toward childish, [69].
• Tree,
  • aye sticking in a, [495].
  • come to the sunset, [570].
  • die at the top like that, [294].
  • falleth, where the, [831].
  • friendship is a sheltering, [503].
  • fruit of that forbidden, [223].
  • garden of Liberty's, [516].
  • give me again my hollow, [328].
  • green leaves on a thick, [338].
  • hale green, [667].
  • I planted, thorns of the, [544].
  • in the wide waste, a, [552].
  • is inclined, as the twig is bent the, [320].
  • is known by his fruit, [839].
  • leaf is on the, [611].
  • light on tower and, [673].
  • like a green bay, [819].
  • near his fav'rite, [386].
  • 'neath yon crimson, [573].
  • of deepest root is found, [432].
  • of liberty, [804].
  • of life, the middle tree, [232].
  • spare the beechen, [516].
  • things done in a green, [842].
  • too happy happy, [576].
  • under a sycamore, [406].
  • under the greenwood, [67].
  • woodman spare that, [595].
  • Zaccheus he did climb the, [687].
• Trees,
  • blossoms in the, [316].
  • bosomed high in tufted, [248].
  • brotherhood of venerable, [474].
  • drop tears as Arabian, [157].
  • just hid with, [536].
  • like leaves on, [338].
  • promontory with, [158].
  • tall ancestral, [569].
  • tongues in, [67].
  • unto the root of the, [841].
• Trelawney die, and shall, [687].
• Tremble
  • for my country, I, [436].
  • like a guilty thing, [478].
  • my firm nerves shall never, [122].
  • see my lips, [333].
  • thou wretch, [147].
  • when I wake, [418].
  • while they gaze, angels, [382].
• Trembles,
  • Satan, [422].
  • too, turning, [389].
• Tremblers, boding, [397].
• [[1126]]Trenchant blade, [211].
• Trencherman, a very valiant, [50].
• Tresses
  • fair, insnare, [326].
  • like the morn, [246].
  • whitening lip and fading, [636].
• Trial by juries, [435].
• Triangular holes and persons, [461].
• Tribe
  • increase, may his, [536].
  • is the badge of all our, [61].
  • richer than all his, [157].
  • were God Almighty's gentlemen, [268].
• Tribes,
  • formed of two mighty, [560].
  • that slumber in its bosom, [572].
• Tribute,
  • laid all nature under, [457].
  • not one cent for, [673].
  • of a sigh, the passing, [385].
  • of a smile, vain, [487].
• Trick
  • of our English nation, [88].
  • of singularity, [76].
  • when in doubt win the, [861].
  • worth two of that, I know a, [84].
• Tricks,
  • his tenures and, [143].
  • in plain and simple faith, [114].
  • plays such fantastic, [48].
  • shaped for sportive, [95].
  • such, hath strong imagination, [59].
  • that are vain, [669].
• Trident, flatter Neptune for his, [103].
• Tried
  • each art, [396].
  • little knowest that hast not, [29].
  • patient though sorely, [614].
  • save he whose heart hath, [550].
  • thou that hast not, [29].
  • to blame that has been, [350].
  • to live without him, [175].
  • without consent bin only, [193].
• Tries, knows not till he, [713].
• Trifle,
  • as 't were a careless, [117].
  • think naught a, [311].
• Trifles
  • light as air, [154].
  • make life, [311].
  • make the sum of human things, [437].
  • seeks painted, [391].
  • snapper-up of unconsidered, [77].
  • win us with honest, [116].
• Trim,
  • dressed in all his, [163].
  • gardens, in, [249].
  • gilded vessel in gallant, [383].
  • he that shot so, [105].
  • meadows, [248].
  • reckoning, [87].
  • that shoots so, [405].
• Trip it as you go, [248].
• Trissotin, half, [593].
• Triton
  • blow his wreathed horn, [477].
  • of the minnows, hear you this, [103].
• Triumph
  • advances, chief in, [491].
  • in redeeming love, [674].
  • pedestaled in, [651].
  • pursue the, [320].
• Triumphal arch, [516].
• Triumphant
  • death, [240].
  • faith, o'er our fears, [615].
• Triumphed,
  • Jehovah has, [524].
  • over time, [26].
• Trivet, right as a, [676].
• Trivial
  • fond records, [132].
  • round the common task, [569].
  • things, contests rise from, [325].
• Trod, proper men as ever, [110].
• Trodden
  • out, little fire is quickly, [95].
  • the wine-press alone, [834].
• Trojans, the distant, [337].
• Troop, farewell the plumed, [154].
• Troops
  • of error, charged the, [217].
  • of friends, love obedience, [124].
• Trope, out there flew a, [210].
• Trophies,
  • need not raise, [258].
  • unto the enemies of truth, [217].
• Tropic, under the, [220].
• Troth,
  • not break my, [54].
  • time tries the, in everything, [18].
• Troubadour, gayly the, [581].
• Trouble,
  • double toil and, [123].
  • man is born unto, [816].
  • of few days and full of, [817].
  • our days begin with, [687].
  • present help in, [820].
  • remedy for every, [701].
  • war is toil and, [272].
  • why all this toil and, [466].
• Troubles,
  • against a sea of, [135].
  • of the brain, the written, [125].
  • peck of, [791].
• Troubled
  • air, meteor to the, [383].
  • let not your heart be, [843].
  • like a fountain, [73].
  • waters, fish in, [283].
  • with thick-coming fancies, [125].
• Troublesome disguises, [234].
• Troublest me, thou, [97].
• Troubling, wicked cease from, [816].
• Trousers, steam-engine in, [461].
• Trowel, laid on with a, [66].
• Troy,
  • Astyanax the hope of, [338].
  • divine, tale of, [250].
  • doubted, heard, [558].
  • fired another, [272].
  • half his, was burnt, [88].
  • heard, doubted, [558].
  • laid in ashes, [280].
  • where is, [352].
• Troy's proud glories, [337].
• Truant,
  • aged ears play, at his tales, [55].
  • husband should return, [556].
• Truckle-bed, honour's, [212].
• Trudged along unknowing, [273].
• True
  • Amphitryon, [277].
  • and honourable wife, [112].
  • are you good men and, [51].
  • as fate, [182].
  • as steel, [58], [107].
  • as the dial to the sun, [215].
  • as the needle to the pole, [306].
  • battled for the, [632].
  • beginning of our end, [59].
  • blue, Presbyterian, [210].
  • dare to be, [205].
  • easy to be, [671].
  • good to be honest and, [450].
  • hearts lie withered, [521].
  • hope is swift, [97].
  • I have married her, [149].
  • if England to itself rest, [80].
  • like the needle, [389].
  • [[1127]]love, course of, never did run smooth, [57].
  • love is like ghosts, [795].
  • man's apparel, every, [49].
  • nature the first cause of the, [755].
  • nothing, but heaven, [524].
  • patriots all, [445].
  • perfection, praise and, [66].
  • so tender and so, [380].
  • strange but, [560].
  • tender and, Douglas, [38].
  • 't is pity and pity 't is 't is true, [133].
  • to one party, [659].
  • to the kindred points of heaven, [485].
  • to thine own self be, [130].
  • too good to be, [284].
  • use of speech, [403].
  • way to be deceived, [795].
  • whatsoever things are, [847].
• True-fixed and resting quality, [112].
• Truepenny, art thou there, [132].
• Truly loved never forgets, [520].
• Trump, shrill, [154].
• Trumpery, with all their, [231].
• Trumpet
  • give an uncertain sound, [845].
  • moved more than with a, [34].
  • shifted his, [400].
  • sound the, beat the drums, [281].
  • sounds to horse, [296].
  • the thing became a, [485].
• Trumpets,
  • never heard the sound of, [734].
  • silver snarling, [575].
• Trumpet-tongued, angels, [118].
• Trumps, if dirt was, [510].
• Truncheon, the marshal's, [47].
• Trundle-tail, tike or, [148].
• Trust
  • all and be deceived, better, [641].
  • all power is a, [608].
  • government is a, [517].
  • in all things high, [630].
  • in God is our, [517].
  • in God, put your, [588].
  • in princes, put not your, [824].
  • in Providence, put your, [313].
  • magistracy is a great, [411].
  • no agent, [51].
  • no future howe'er pleasant, [612].
  • no man on his oath, [109].
  • no man without a conscience, [379].
  • old friends to, [171].
  • somehow good will be, [632].
  • soothed by an unfaltering, [572].
  • takes in, our youth, [26].
  • woman's faith and woman's, [494].
• Trusts,
  • offices are public, [529].
  • public, [859].
• Trusted, let no such man be, [66].
• Trustees, officers of government are, [517].
• Trusty drouthy crony, [451].
• Truth
  • and daylight meet, [255].
  • and noonday light to thee, [654].
  • and pure delight, heirs of, [477].
  • and shame the devil, [85], [772].
  • and soberness, words of, [843].
  • authority and show of, [52].
  • basis of every, [409].
  • be in the field, so, [255].
  • born to inquire after, [778].
  • bright countenance of, [253].
  • crushed to earth, [573].
  • denies all eloquence to woe, [551].
  • doubt, to be a liar, [133].
  • enemies of, [217].
  • fiction lags after, [408].
  • forever on the scaffold, [657].
  • from his lips prevailed, [397].
  • from pole to pole, spread the, [300].
  • great is, and mighty, [836].
  • great ocean of, [278].
  • has such a face, [269].
  • hath a quiet breast, [80].
  • he ought to die for, [600].
  • her glorious precepts draw, [675].
  • his utmost skill, [174].
  • I will be harsh as, [605].
  • impossible to be soiled, [253].
  • in every shepherd's tongue, [25].
  • in masquerade, [560].
  • in the light of, [475].
  • in the strife of, [657].
  • in wine there is, [719].
  • increase to her, [378].
  • is always strange, [560].
  • is beauty beauty is truth, [576].
  • is its handmaid, [460].
  • is precious and divine, [213].
  • is the handmaid of justice, [460].
  • is the highest thing, [4].
  • is truth, [49].
  • lend her noblest fires, [540].
  • lie which is half a, [628].
  • lies deep down, [766].
  • lies like, [125].
  • makes free, whom the, [421].
  • man never harmed by, [754].
  • may be, tell how the, [487].
  • may bear all lights, [578].
  • mercy and, are met together, [821].
  • miscalled simplicity, [162].
  • mournful, [366].
  • nature is styled, [755].
  • not to be spoken at all times, [780].
  • nothing so powerful as, [534].
  • nothing so strange as, [534].
  • ocean of, all undiscovered, [278].
  • of a song, swear to the, [287].
  • of history, [724].
  • of truths is love, [654].
  • on the scaffold, [657].
  • one, is clear, [316].
  • one way possible of speaking, [651].
  • pardon error but love, [801].
  • patriot, [675].
  • purity and, eternal joy, [280].
  • put to the worse, [255].
  • quenched the open, [491].
  • ridicule the test of, [578].
  • sanctified by, [483].
  • seeming, [63].
  • severe by fairy fiction drest, [383].
  • shall be thy warrant, [25].
  • shall ever come uppermost, [653].
  • shall make you free, [843].
  • simple, his utmost skill, [174].
  • so pure of old, kept thy, [252].
  • sole judge of, [317].
  • [[1128]]speak as much as I dare, [777].
  • speak every man, [847].
  • speech is, [489].
  • statesman yet friend to, [323].
  • stooped to, [328].
  • stranger than fiction, [560].
  • strife of, with falsehood, [657].
  • the brilliant Frenchman never knew, [414].
  • the poet sings, this is, [626].
  • the test of ridicule, [444].
  • there is no, in him, [843].
  • throughout the world, [483].
  • time brings increase to her, [378].
  • time trieth truth, [18].
  • time will teach thee soon the, [613].
  • to side with, is noble, [657].
  • urge him with, [342].
  • vantage ground of, [164].
  • we know, by the heart, [799].
  • well known to most, [424].
  • whispering tongues can poison, [500].
  • who having unto, [42].
  • will come to sight, [62].
  • will sometimes lend her noblest fires, [540].
  • with gold she weighs, [330].
  • with him who sings, [631].
  • with the emblem of, [537].
  • would you teach, [319].
• Truths
  • as refined as Athens heard, [672].
  • discovery of divine, [304].
  • divine came mended from that tongue, [333].
  • electrify the sage, whose, [514].
  • fictions like to, [692].
  • great, are portions of the soul, [656].
  • I tell, believe the, [389].
  • instruments of darkness tell us, [116].
  • refined as ever Athens heard, [672].
  • that wake to perish never, [478].
  • to be self-evident, [434].
  • two, are told, [116].
  • which are not for all men, [801].
  • who feel great, [654].
• Truth's, thy country's thy God's and, [100].
• Try
  • first then call in God, [699].
  • men's souls, times that, [431].
  • our fortunes, ready to, [90].
  • the man, let the end, [89].
• Tub,
  • tale of a, [772].
  • to the whale, fling a, [291].
  • upon its own bottom, every, [350].
• Tufted
  • crow-toe, [247].
  • trees, bosomed high in, [248].
• Tug of war, then was the, [281].
• Tugged with fortune, [121].
• Tully's curule chair, [391].
• Tumble,
  • another, [585].
  • ready with every nod to, [97].
• Tumours of a troubled mind, [695].
• Tumult of the soul, [481].
• Tune,
  • bells jangled out of, [136].
  • incapable of a, [509].
  • memory plays an old, [654].
  • nature's heart in, [580].
  • of flutes, [157].
  • our voices keep, [518].
  • out of, above the pitch, [771].
  • should keep so long in, [303].
  • singeth a quiet, [499].
  • to sing the same, [729].
• Tunes, devil have all the good, [673].
• Turbans, white silken, [240].
• Turbulence eludes the eye, [473].
• Turf,
  • at his head a green grass, [405].
  • beneath their feet, [515].
  • green be the, above thee, [562].
  • green grassy, [428].
  • of fresh earth, smell to a, [222].
  • oft on the dappled, [473].
  • that wraps their clay, [390].
• Turk,
  • base Phrygian, [45].
  • bear like the, [327].
  • out-paramoured the, [147].
• Turkman's rest, cheers the, [555].
• Turn
  • and fight another day, [216].
  • at need, good, [782].
  • backward O Time, [668].
  • each thing his, does hold, [203].
  • of the tide, [91].
  • one good, asketh another, [15].
  • over a new leaf, [174], [182].
  • the smallest worm will, [95].
  • your hand to anything, [787].
• Turning trembles too, [389].
• Turnips, man who, cries, [375].
• Turns
  • at the touch of joy, [389].
  • with ceaseless pain, [394].
• Turph, Peter, [72].
• Turrets of the land, [636].
• Turtle,
  • love of the, [549].
  • voice of the, is heard, [832].
• Twain, if, be away, [6], [17].
• Twal, short hour ayont the, [446].
• Tweed, at York 't is on the, [318].
• Tweedledum and Tweedledee, [351].
• Twelve,
  • Cristes lore and his apostles, [2].
  • good men into a box, [528].
  • good rules, the, [398].
  • honest men have decided, [671].
  • in the sworn, [47].
  • miles from a lemon, [460].
  • stout miles, might travel, [472].
  • tongue of midnight hath told, [59].
  • years ago I was a boy, [595].
• Twenty
  • bokes clothed in black, [1].
  • days are now, long as, [470].
  • kiss me sweet and, [75].
  • more such names, [72].
  • mortal murders, [122].
  • worlds, should conquer, [181].
• Twenty-one,
  • in the confidence of, [376].
  • the minor pants for, [329].
• Twice read, what is, [369].
• Twice-told tale, life is tedious as a, [79], [345].
• Twig is bent, just as the, [320].
• Twilight
  • dews are falling fast, [524].
  • dews, no, [493].
  • disastrous, [225].
  • fair, as stars of, [474].
  • gray in sober livery, [233].
  • lets her curtain down, [582].
  • of the heart, an evening, [562].
  • repairing, when at, [515].
  • [[1129]]soft and dim, [682].
• Twilights, her dusky hair like, [474].
• Twilight's curtain, [582].
• Twin
  • brethren, great, [593].
  • happiness was born a, [557].
• Twins even from the birth, [343].
• Twinkling
  • of a star, but the, [214].
  • of an eye, in the, [62], [846].
• Twitch quick as lightning, [214].
• 'Twixt two boundless seas, [525].
• Two
  • clouds at morning, I saw, [677].
  • eternities, past and future, [525].
  • handles, everything hath, [746].
  • hands upon the breast, [667].
  • heads better than one, [12].
  • hearts in one, [782].
  • hearts that beat as one, [806].
  • irons in the fire, [196].
  • lovely berries on one stem, [58].
  • narrow words hic jacet, [27].
  • of a trade can never agree, [349].
  • of that, trick worth, [84].
  • pale feet crossed in rest, [667].
  • sides to every question, [765].
  • single gentlemen rolled in one, [454].
  • souls with a single thought, [806].
  • strings to his bow, [15].
  • truths are told, [116].
  • voices are there, [478].
• Two-and-seventy stenches, [503].
• Twofold image, we saw a, [481].
• Two-handed engine, [247].
• Two-headed Janus, [59].
• Two-legged
  • animal, man is a, [763].
  • thing a son, [267].
• Type,
  • careful of the, [632].
  • of the wise who soar, [485].
  • of thee, Ferdinand Mendez Pinto was but a, [294].
• Types of things, loose, [473].
• Typical of strife, clubs, [420].
• Tyrannous to use it like a giant, [48].
• Tyranny begins, where law ends, [364].
• Tyrant,
  • beautiful, [107].
  • custom, the, [151].
  • of his fields, [385].
• Tyrants,
  • be wasted for, [525].
  • ever sworn the foe to, [459].
  • from policy, kings will be, [410].
  • necessity the argument of, [453].
  • rebellion to, [859].
  • watered by the blood of, [804].
• Tyrant's plea, necessity the, [232].

• Ugliest of trades, [597].
• Ugly
  • and venomous, the toad, [67].
  • sights, so full of, [96].
• Ultimate angels' law, [650].
• Ultimum moriens of respectability, [638].
• Umbered face, sees the other's, [92].
• Una with her milk-white lamb, [477].
• Unadorned, adorned the most, when, [356].
• Unalienable rights, [434].
• Unalterable days, the, [600].
• Unaneled, disappointed, [132].
• Unanimity is wonderful, their, [441].
• Unapprehended inspiration, [568].
• Unassuming commonplace, [473].
• Unattained, the far-off, [680].
• Unattempted yet in prose, [178].
• Unavenged,
  • insults, [480].
  • Scipio's ghost walks, [298].
• Unaware, I blessed them, [498].
• Unawares, like instincts, [634].
• Unawed by influence, [675].
• Unblemished let me live, [333].
• Unblessed, every inordinate cup is, [152].
• Unborn ages, ye, [383].
• Unborrowed from the eye, [467].
• Unbought
  • grace of life, [410].
  • health, hunt in fields for, [270].
• Unbounded
  • courage, [299].
  • stomach, man of an, [100].
• Unbribed by gain, [675].
• Unburied men, bodies of, [181].
• Uncertain,
  • comes and goes, the world, [602].
  • coy and hard to please, [490].
  • glory of an April day, [44].
  • paper, certain portion of, [556].
  • the visible for the, [766].
  • voyage, life's, [109].
• Uncertainty,
  • certainty for an, [369].
  • cloaca of, [799].
  • of the law, glorious, [350].
• Unchained strength, the giant's, [572].
• Unchanging law of God, [639].
• Uncharitableness, all, [850].
• Uncheered by hope, [537].
• Uncle me no uncle, [862].
• Unclean lips, man of, [833].
• Unclouded ray, whose, [321].
• Unclubable man, a very, [371].
• Uncoffined and unknown, [547].
• Uncompromising as justice, [605].
• Unconditional surrender, [664].
• Unconfined, let joy be, [542].
• Unconning, thou art so, [6].
• Unconquerable
  • mind, [382], [471].
  • will and study of revenge, [223].
• Unconquered
  • steam, [474].
  • will, star of the, [613].
• Unconscious of decays, age, [341].
• Unconsidered trifles, snapper-up of, [77].
• Uncreated night, [227].
• Uncreating word, before thy, [332].
• Unction, flattering, [141].
• Undazzled eyes, [255].
• Undefyled, well of English, [28].
• Undepressed in size, [479].
• Under the rose, [219].
• Underlings, we are, [110].
• Underneath
  • his feet he cast, [23].
  • this sable hearse, [179].
  • this stone doth lie, [178].
• Understand, believe what they least, [779].
• Understanding
  • and wisdom, [833].
  • candle of, [836].
  • dupe of the heart, [795].
  • for thy more sweet, [54].
  • give it an, but no tongue, [129].
  • God gives, [421].
  • joke into a Scotch, [459].
  • more, than my teachers, [823].
  • not obliged to find you an, [375].
  • [[1130]]passeth all, [847].
  • to direct, [688].
  • with all thy getting get, [825].
• Understood,
  • harmony not, [316].
  • her by her sight, [177].
  • the interpreter hardest to be, [441].
• Undervalue me, if she, [26].
• Undescribable, describe the, [545].
• Undeserved praise, [330].
• Undevout astronomer is mad, [310].
• Undiscovered country, [136].
• Undisputed thing, [635].
• Undivulged crimes, [147].
• Undone,
  • another victory we are, [171].
  • his country, they 've, [298].
  • if we are known we are, [761].
  • if we had not been undone, [724].
  • in another fight I were, [733].
  • to want to be, [30].
  • widow, some, [194].
  • widows, thousands of, [172].
  • wrong-doer that has left something, [755].
• Undreamed shores, [78].
• Undress,
  • fair, best dress, [357].
  • her gentle limbs did she, [499].
• Uneasy
  • lies the head, [89].
  • light, remnant of, [474].
• Uneffectual fire, 'gins to pale his, [132].
• Unessential, irrecognition of the, [662].
• Unexercised, virtue, [254].
• Unexpected
  • always happens, the, [701].
  • death the best, [735].
• Unexpressed, uttered or, [497].
• Unexpressive she, fair chaste and, [70].
• Unextinguished laughter, [337], [344].
• Unfaltering trust, [572].
• Unfashionable, lamely and, [95].
• Unfathomed caves of ocean, [385].
• Unfeathered two-legged thing, [267].
• Unfeeling for his own, [381].
• Unfed sides, [147].
• Unfinished, deformed, [95].
• Unfirm, more giddy and, [75].
• Unfit,
  • for all things, [399].
  • for ladies' love, [272].
  • to sink or soar, [554].
• Unfold, I could a tale, [131].
• Unfolds both heaven and earth, [57].
• Unforgiving eye, [442].
• Unformed occident, [39].
• Unfortunate
  • by a calamity, [766].
  • Miss Bailey, [454].
  • one more, [586].
• Unfriended melancholy slow, [394].
• Unfriendly to society, [415].
• Unfruitful, invention is, [408].
• Unfurnished, head to be let, [210].
• Ungalled play, the hart, [138].
• Ungracious pastors, [129].
• Ungrateful, man who is, [795].
• Unhabitable downs, [289].
• Unhand me gentlemen, [131].
• Unhandsome corse, a slovenly, [83].
• Unhanged, not three good men, [84].
• Unhappy
  • far-off things, [473].
  • folks on shore, [510].
  • never so, as we suppose, [794].
  • none but the great, [301].
  • none think the great, [310].
  • what the happy owe to the, [343].
• Unheard by the world, [524].
• Unheeded flew the hours, [464].
• Unholy blue, eyes of, [521].
• Unhonoured
  • and unsung, [488].
  • his relics are laid, [519].
  • years, laden with, [449].
• Unhouseled, disappointed, [132].
• Un-idea'd girls, [369].
• Unimaginable trance, [504].
• Unintelligible world, this, [467].
• Uninterred, he lies, [341].
• Union,
  • flag of our, [596].
  • fragments of a once glorious, [533].
  • here of hearts, there is no, [496].
  • in partition, [58].
  • indestructible, [619].
  • is perfect, our, [426].
  • liberty and, now and forever, [533].
  • music of the, keep step to the, [588].
  • must be preserved, our Federal, [458].
  • of hearts union of hands, [596].
  • of lakes union of lands, [596].
  • of states none can sever, [596].
  • our Federal, [458].
  • sail on O, strong and great, [615].
  • with his native sea, [480].
• Unison, some chord in, [422].
• United
  • we stand, [595].
  • yet divided, [417].
• Uniting we stand, [426].
• Unity,
  • God is, [764].
  • on earth, confound all, [124].
  • to dwell together in, [824].
• Universal
  • blank, [230].
  • cure, cheap and, [261].
  • darkness buries all, [332].
  • good, partial evil, [316].
  • grin, nature wears one, [362].
  • peace, uproar the, [124].
  • world, in the, [93].
• Universe,
  • better ordering of the, [768].
  • born for the, [399].
  • forsakes thee, [803].
  • glory and shame of the, [799].
  • God is the creator of the, [765].
  • harmony of the, [409].
  • is change, [751].
  • loves to create, [756].
  • made up of all that is, one, [754].
  • nature of the, [755].
  • vast, scenes for a theatre, [777].
• University of these days, [580].
• Unjust
  • peace before a just war, [361].
  • to nature and himself, [307].
• Unkind
  • as man's ingratitude, [70].
  • when givers prove, [136].
• Unkindest cut of all, the most, [113].
• Unkindness, I tax not you with, [146].
• Unknelled uncoffined, [547].
• Unknowing what he sought, [273].
• Unknown
  • and like esteemed, [245].
  • and silent shore, [509].
  • argues yourselves, [234].
  • forms of things, [59].
  • it is good to love the, [509].
  • [[1131]]she lived, [469].
  • thus let me live, unseen, [334].
  • to fortune and to fame, [386].
  • too early seen, [105].
• Unlamented let me die, [334].
• Unlearn not what you have learned, [763].
• Unlearned,
  • amaze the, [324].
  • men of books, [310].
  • their wants may view, [325].
• Unless above himself he can erect himself, [39].
• Unlessoned girl unschooled, [64].
• Unlettered small-knowing soul, [54].
• Unlineal hand, with an, [121].
• Unlooked for, she comes, [333].
• Unmannerly untaught knaves, [57].
• Unmarried, primroses die, [77].
• Unmask her beauty to the moon, [129].
• Unmeasured by flight of years, [497].
• Unmerciful disaster, [640].
• Unmoving finger, his slow, [155].
• Unmusical to the Volscians' ears, [103].
• Unnatural, nothing is, [441].
• Unnumbered woes, [336].
• Unpack my heart with words, [135].
• Unpaid-for silk, rustling in, [159].
• Unpathed waters undreamed shores, [78].
• Unperceived
  • decay, melts in, [365].
  • shade softening in shade, [357].
• Unpitied
  • sacrifice, [408].
  • unrespited, unreprieved, [227].
• Unpleasant
  • body, moist, [652].
  • people, leaving, [556].
• Unpleasantest words, [64].
• Unpleasing sharps, [108].
• Unpolluted flesh, fair and, [144].
• Unpractised unschooled, [64].
• Unpremeditated verse, [238].
• Unpresumptuous eye, [421].
• Unprofitable,
  • fretful stir, [467].
  • stale flat and, [128].
• Unprofitably burns, our oil, [415].
• Unpurchased hand, with, [636].
• Unreal mockery hence, [122].
• Unreclaimed blood, [133].
• Unredressed, wrongs, [480].
• Unreflected light, [594].
• Unrelenting
  • foe to love, [358].
  • hate, Juno's, [274].
• Unremembered acts, [467].
• Unrespited unpitied unreprieved, [227].
• Unrest or noyance, [357].
• Unresting sea, life's, [636].
• Unreturning brave, [543].
• Unrighteous man his thoughts, [834].
• Unripened beauties, [298].
• Unruly
  • evil, tongue is an, [849].
  • member, [849].
• Unschooled unpractised, [64].
• Unseasonable, the insupportable is, [742].
• Unseen,
  • born to blush, [385].
  • walk the earth, [234].
• Unsighed for past, [482].
• Unskilful laugh, make the, [137].
• Unsought
  • be won, [237].
  • is better, love given, [76].
• Unspoken, what to leave, [168].
• Unspotted
  • life is old age, [836].
  • lily, a most, [101].
• Unstable
  • as water, [813].
  • fortune is, [766].
• Unsuccessful or successful war, [418].
• Unsung, unwept unhonoured, [488].
• Unsunned
  • heaps of treasure, [244].
  • snow, chaste as, [159].
• Unsuspected isle in the far seas, [644].
• Untainted, heart, [94].
• Untaught knaves, he called them, [83].
• Unthinking
  • idle wild, [676].
  • time, quaffing and, [272].
• Untimely
  • death, [335].
  • frost, death's, [450].
  • grave, [200], [851].
  • graves, emblems of, [420].
• Unto
  • dying eyes, [630].
  • the pure all things are pure, [848].
• Untravelled, my heart, [394].
• Untrewe, tellen his tale, [2].
• Untrodden ways, among the, [469].
• Untune that string, [102].
• Untutored mind, [315].
• Untwined me from the mass of deeds, [644].
• Untwisting all the chains, [249].
• Unused,
  • fust in us, [142].
  • to the melting mood, [157].
• Unutterable things, looked, [356].
• Unutterably bright stars, [568].
• Unvalued jewels, [96].
• Unvarnished tale, a round, [150].
• Unveiled her peerless light, [233].
• Unvexed with cares of gain, [348].
• Unwashed artificer, another lean, [80].
• Unwearied spirit, [64].
• Unwelcome news, bringer of, [88].
• Unwept unhonoured and unsung, [488].
• Unwhipped of justice, [147].
• Unwilling ploughshare, [486].
• Unwillingly to school, creeping, [69].
• Unwomanly rags, woman in, [585].
• Unworthy
  • a religious man, [578].
  • spurns of the, [135].
• Unwritten and written law, [760].
• Unwrung, our withers are, [138].
• Up
  • and doing, let us be, [612].
  • game is, [160].
  • in my bed now, [584].
  • my friend and quit your books, [466].
  • rose Emilie, [2].
  • rose the sonne, [2].
  • stairs into the world, [294].
  • with you, it is, [702].
• Upbraiding shore, buried by the, [545].
• Upland lawn, sun upon the, [386].
• Upmost round, attains the, [111].
• Upon
  • the platform, [129].
  • this hint I spake, [151].
• Upper ten thousand, [655].
• Upper-crust, they are all, [580].
• Upright,
  • God hath made man, [831].
  • keel, she steadies with, [498].
  • man, behold the, [819].
• Uproar,
  • sand and wild, [598].
  • the universal peace, [124].
• Upstairs and downstairs, [679].
• Upturned faces, sea of, [493], [531].
• [[1132]]Urania govern thou my song, [236].
• Urge
  • him with truth, [342].
  • no healths, [398].
• Urges sweet return, retirement, [239].
• Urn,
  • bubbling and loud-hissing, [420].
  • can storied, [384].
  • day fills his blue, [600].
  • fancy's pictured, [382].
  • life from its mysterious, [577].
  • mouldering, [428].
  • of poverty, penny in the, [588].
• Urns,
  • fire in antique Roman, [213].
  • in their golden, draw light, [236].
  • lamps in old sepulchral, [415].
  • rule our spirits from their, [554].
• Urs, those dreadful, [636].
• Use
  • almost can change the stamp of nature, [141].
  • both thanks and, [46].
  • doth breed a habit in a man, [44].
  • him as though you loved him, [208].
  • of nature, against the, [116].
  • of speech, the true, [403].
  • remote from common, [556].
  • soiled with all ignoble, [633].
  • strained from that fair, [106].
  • them kindly they rebel, [313].
  • things beyond all, [112].
• Uses
  • of adversity, sweet are the, [67].
  • of this world, [128].
  • to what base, we may return, [144].
• Used to a thing, [441].
• Useless
  • if it goes as if it stands, [415].
  • to excel where none admire, [377].
• Ushers in the even, full star that, [163].
• Utica, no pent-up, [439].
• Utility, laws of beauty and, [644].
• Utmost need, deserted at his, [271].
• Utterance,
  • give them voice and, [420].
  • of the early gods, [575].
• Uttered
  • knowledge, [34].
  • or unexpressed, [497].
• Uttermost parts of the sea, [824].

• Vacancies
  • by death are few, [435].
  • by resignation none, [435].
• Vacancy,
  • bend your eye on, [141].
  • gloomy calm of idle, [376].
• Vacant
  • chair, one, [615].
  • garments, stuffs out his, [79].
  • interlunar cave, [241].
  • mind a mind distressed, [415].
  • mind and body filled, [92].
  • mind quite, [415].
  • mind, that spoke the, [396].
• Vacation, conscience have, [213].
• Vacuity of thought, [420].
• Vagrom men, comprehend all, [52].
• Vain
  • as the leaf upon the stream, [491].
  • beauty is, [829].
  • call it not, [488].
  • did she conjure me, in, [407].
  • fantasy, nothing but, [105].
  • I only know we loved in, [539].
  • is the help of man, [821].
  • my weary search, [395].
  • pomp and glory of this world, [99].
  • seals of love but sealed in, [49].
  • splendour dazzles in, [568].
  • time toiled after him in, [366].
  • to love in, [261].
  • to tell thee all I feel, [594].
  • was the chief's pride, [330].
  • wisdom all, [228].
  • wishes stilled, be my, [674].
• Vale,
  • meanest floweret of the, [386].
  • of life, sequestered, [385], [425].
  • of pain, pleasures in the, [492].
  • of tears, beyond this, [497].
  • of years, declined into the, [153].
  • where bright waters meet, [520].
  • yon taper cheers the, [402].
• Vales,
  • pyramids in, [309].
  • the Delphian, [562].
• Valentine's day, to-morrow is, [142].
• Valet, no one a hero to his, [740].
• Valet-de-chambre, my, is not aware, [740].
• Valiant,
  • all the brothers were, [852].
  • and cunning in fence, [76].
  • but not too venturous, [32].
  • man and free, [633].
  • taste death but once, [112].
  • the reproof, [72].
  • thou little, great in villany, [79].
  • trencher-man, a very, [50].
• Valley,
  • lord of the, [520].
  • of death, all in the, [628].
  • of decision, [836].
  • so sweet, [520].
• Valleys
  • and rocks never heard, [416].
  • hills and, dales and fields, [40].
• Vallombrosa, brooks in, [224].
• Valour
  • formed, for contemplation and, [232].
  • given, angel hands to, [574].
  • is certainly going, my, [441].
  • is oozing out, my, [441].
  • is sneaking off, my, [441].
  • the better part of, [87].
• Valuable, what is, is not new, [532].
• Value,
  • being lost we rack the, [53].
  • learning has its, [797].
• Van, in the battle's, [680].
• Vandunck, Mynheer, [454].
• Vanilla of society, [460].
• Vanish like lightning, [594].
• Vanished hand, touch of a, [627].
• Vanishings blank misgivings, [478].
• Vanities
  • of earth, fuming, [483].
  • of life forego, [492].
• Vanity,
  • all is, [829], [830].
  • all others are but, [508].
  • and vexation of spirit, [830].
  • Fair, beareth the name of, [265].
  • in years, [85].
  • lighter than, [265], [821].
  • man is altogether, [820].
  • men of low degree are, [821].
  • of this wicked world, [850].
  • of vanities, [829].
• Vanquished, e'en though, [397].
• Vantage
  • best have took, [47].
  • coign of, [117].
• Vantage-ground of truth, [164].
• Vapour
  • melting in a tear, [346].
  • of a dungeon, [154].
  • [[1133]]sometime like a bear, [158].
• Vapours, congregation of, [134].
• Variable
  • as the shade, [490].
  • lest thy love prove, [106].
• Varied
  • God, are but the, [357].
  • year, to rule the, [356].
• Variety
  • is the spice of life, [419].
  • men pleased with, [729].
  • nor custom stale her infinite, [157].
  • order in, [333].
  • pleasure unseasoned by, [710].
• Various,
  • a man so, [268].
  • are the tastes of men, [391].
  • bustle of resort, [244].
  • earth was made so, [417].
  • his employments, [420].
• Varying verse, to join the, [329].
• Vase, you may shatter the, [522].
• Vassal tides, [634].
• Vast
  • and middle of the night, [128].
  • antres, and deserts idle, [150].
  • expense, maintained at, [273].
  • is art, so, [323].
• Vasty deep, spirits from the, [85].
• Vault,
  • deep damp, [308].
  • fretted, the long-drawn aisle, [384].
  • heaven's ebon, [568].
  • makes this, a feasting presence, [109].
  • mere lees is left this, [120].
  • of all the Capulets, [412].
• Vaulted with such ease, [86].
• Vaulting ambition, [118].
• Vaward of our youth, [88].
• Veering gait, when his, [485].
• Vehemence of youth, fiery, [491].
• Veil
  • is unremoved, whose, [485].
  • no mortal ever took up my, [740].
• Veils
  • her sacred fires, [332].
  • spirits clad in, [653].
• Vein,
  • Cambyses', [85].
  • I am not in the, [97].
  • it checks no, [357].
  • this is Ercles', [57].
  • when the heart is in a, [525].
• Venerable
  • men from a former generation, [530].
  • trees, brotherhood of, [474].
• Veneration but no rest, [166].
• Vengeance,
  • big with, [363].
  • waits on wrong, [344].
• Vengeful blade, [459].
• Veni vidi vici, [735].
• Venice,
  • I stood in, [544].
  • once was dear, [544].
  • sate in state, where, [544].
• Venom,
  • bubbling, [540].
  • himself, all, [400].
• Venomous, toad ugly and, [67].
• Ventered life an' love an' youth, [660].
• Ventricle of memory, begot in the, [55].
• Vents in mangled forms, [68].
• Venture, nought, nought have, [15], [21].
• Ventures
  • in one bottom, [59].
  • or lose our, [115].
• Venturous, not too, [32].
• Venus
  • sets ere Mercury can rise, [336].
  • the Grecian, [378].
• Ver, primrose first-born child of, [199].
• Veracity increases with old age, [796].
• Verbosity, thread of his, [56].
• Verdure, spreads the fresh, [414].
• Vere de Vere, caste of, [623].
• Verge
  • enough, ample room and, [383].
  • enough for more, [277].
  • of heaven, quite in the, [307].
  • of her confine, [146].
  • of the churchyard mould, [585].
• Vermeil-tinctured lip, [246].
• Vernal
  • bloom or summer's rose, [230].
  • morn, suns that gild the, [424].
  • seasons of the year, [254].
  • wood, one impulse from a, [466].
• Versailles, dauphiness at, [409].
• Verse,
  • accomplishment of, [479].
  • cheered with ends of, [212].
  • cursed be the, [327].
  • happy who in his, [799].
  • herself inspires, decorate the, [540].
  • hitches in a rhyme slides into, [328].
  • hoarse rough, [324].
  • married to immortal, [249], [481].
  • may find him, a, [204].
  • my gentle, [162].
  • octosyllabic, [550].
  • one, for sense, [213].
  • one, for the other's sake, [213].
  • or two, to write a, [204].
  • sweetens toil, [393].
  • the subject of all, [179].
  • the varying, [329].
  • thy rare gold song of, [651].
  • unpremeditated, [238].
  • who says in, [329].
  • will seem prose, [280].
• Verses,
  • false gallop of, [70].
  • quire of bad, [593].
  • rhyme the rudder is of, [211].
• Versed in books, deep, [241].
• Very like a whale, [139].
• Vessel,
  • one, unto honour, [844].
  • the gilded, goes, [383].
  • wife the weaker, [849].
• Vessels large may venture more, [360].
• Vestal modesty, pure and, [108].
• Vestal's lot, blameless, [333].
• Vesture of decay, this muddy, [65].
• Veteran, superfluous lags the, [365].
• Veterans rewards, the world its, [321].
• Vex
  • not his ghost, [149].
  • the brain, researches, [443].
• Vexation of spirit, [830].
• Vexing the dull ear of a drowsy man, [79].
• Viaticum of old age, [762].
• Vibrates in the memory, music, [567].
• Vibrations, to deaden its, [617].
• Vicar of the Almightie Lord, [6].
• Vice,
  • amusements prevent, [371].
  • by action dignified, [106].
  • distinction between virtue and, [370].
  • encourage no, [398].
  • end in sight was a, [646].
  • gathered every, [332].
  • good old-gentlemanly, [556].
  • is a monster, [317].
  • is sold, almost every, [178].
  • itself lost half its evil, [410].
  • [[1134]]of fools, never-failing, [323].
  • of old age, a common, [705].
  • pays to virtue, the homage, [795].
  • prevails, when, [298].
  • some tincture of, in the best virtue, [777].
  • that reverend, [85].
  • virtue itself turns, [106].
• Vices
  • disguised, virtues are, [794].
  • Hannibal had many, [186].
  • ladder of our, [616].
  • our pleasant, [149].
  • small, do appear, [148].
  • wallets for our, [716].
• Vicious and virtuous, [318].
• Vicissitudes
  • in all things, [703].
  • man used to, [368].
  • of fortune, [430].
  • of sects and religions, [168].
  • of things, the sad, [379], [393].
• Victims
  • play, the little, [381].
  • priests altars, [323].
• Victor exult, shall, [514].
• Victors, to the, belong the spoils, [676].
• Victories,
  • after a thousand, [161].
  • peace hath her, [252].
• Victorious,
  • o'er a' the ills o' life, [451].
  • wreaths, bound with, [95].
• Victory,
  • a Cadmean, [807].
  • follows in its train, [460].
  • grave where is thy, [335], [846].
  • if not, is yet revenge, [226].
  • it was a famous, [507].
  • of endurance born, [573].
  • or death, resolved on, [804].
  • or Westminster Abbey, [446].
  • undone by another, [171].
• Vienna,
  • congress of, dances, [803].
  • looker-on here in, [49].
• View,
  • keep probability in, [349].
  • landscape tire the, [358].
  • me with a critic's eye, [459].
  • order gave each thing, [98].
  • that mocks me with the, [394].
  • with extensive, [365].
• Views
  • of happiness, distant, [181].
  • of themselves, interested, [304].
• Viewless winds, imprisoned in, [48].
• Vigil
  • long, patient search and, [555].
  • on the green, keep their, [635].
• Vigils keep, poets painful, [331].
• Vigilance, eternal, [855].
• Vigilant, be sober be, [849].
• Vigour,
  • dies in youth and, [341].
  • from the limb, [542].
  • is in our immortal soul, [707].
  • press on with, [359].
  • relents, my, [408].
• Vile,
  • durance, [450].
  • guns, but for these, [83].
  • hold to stay him up, [79].
  • ill-favoured faults, [46].
  • man that mourns, [316].
  • nought so, that on the earth doth live, [106].
  • only man is, [536].
  • squeaking of the fife, [62].
• Vilest sinner may return, [303].
• Village
  • bells, music of those, [422].
  • cock, early, [97].
  • Hampden, some, [385].
  • less than Islington, [261].
  • maiden sings, [393].
  • sweet Auburn loveliest, [395].
• Villain
  • and he be miles asunder, [108].
  • condemns me for a, [97].
  • hungry lean-faced, [50].
  • ne'er a, in all Denmark, [132].
  • one murder made a, [425].
  • smile and be a, [132].
  • smiling damned, [132].
• Villains
  • by necessity, [146].
  • march wide, the, [87].
• Villanies, sum of all, [358].
• Villanous
  • company, [86].
  • low, foreheads, [43].
  • saltpetre, [83].
  • smell, rankest compound of, [46].
• Villany,
  • clothe my naked, [96].
  • great in, thou little valiant, [79].
  • you teach me I will execute, [63].
• Villatic fowl, tame, [242].
• Vindicate the ways of God, [315].
• Vine,
  • the gadding, [247].
  • thou monarch of the, [158].
  • under his, and fig-tree, [836].
• Vines,
  • bosomed deep in, [332].
  • foxes that spoil the, [832].
• Vinegar saltness and oil agree, [399].
• Vinegar-cruet, neck of a, [376].
• Vintage of Abi-ezer, [814].
• Violence,
  • blown with restless, [48].
  • perseverance more prevailing than, [726].
• Violent
  • delights have violent ends, [107].
  • over civil or over, [268].
• Violently if they must, [505].
• Violet
  • by a mossy stone, [469].
  • glowing, [248].
  • here and there a, [428].
  • in the youth of primy nature, [129].
  • of his native land, [632].
  • oxlips and the nodding, [58].
  • throw a perfume on the, [79].
• Violets
  • blew, roses red and, [28].
  • blue, daisies pied and, [56].
  • breathes upon a bank of, [74].
  • dim but sweeter than the lids of Juno's eyes, [77].
  • Europe's, faintly sweet, [570].
  • I would give you some, [142].
  • plucked, [183], [405].
  • roses lilies and, [581].
  • sicken, when sweet, [567].
  • spring from her fair flesh, [144].
• Virgil, Rome can claim, [271].
• Virgin
  • me no virgins, [862].
  • sword, flesh his, [346].
  • thorn, withering on the, [57].
• Virgins are soft as the roses, [549].
• Virgin's sidelong looks, bashful, [396].
• Virginian, I am not a, [429].
• Virginity, power o'er true, [245].
• Virtue,
  • admiration of, [254].
  • all that are lovers of, [208].
  • alone is happiness, [319].
  • [[1135]]ambition the soldier's, [158].
  • as wax to flaming youth, [140].
  • assume a, if you have it not, [141].
  • blushing is the colour of, [283].
  • blushing is the complexion of, [764].
  • could see to do what virtue would, [244].
  • crime called, [715].
  • distinction between vice and, [370].
  • feeble were, if, [246].
  • for which all, now is sold, [178].
  • forbearance ceases to be a, [407].
  • fugitive and cloistered, [254].
  • God gives to every man the, [421].
  • golden through and through, [646].
  • grace and, are within, [215].
  • has difficulties to wrestle with, [775].
  • has its degrees, [197].
  • heaven but tries our, [380].
  • homage vice pays to, [795].
  • humility is a, [195].
  • in exchange for wealth, [736].
  • in her shape how lovely, [234].
  • is bold goodness never fearful, [49].
  • is its own reward, [207].
  • is like a rich stone, [167].
  • is like precious odours, [165].
  • is sufficient for happiness, [760].
  • is the chief good in life, [762].
  • itself 'scapes not, [129].
  • itself turns vice, [106].
  • linked with one, [551].
  • lovers of, all that are, [208].
  • makes the bliss, [320].
  • men of most renowned, [255].
  • more, than doth live, [178].
  • most in request is conformity, [601].
  • much, in If, [72].
  • must go through, brake that, [98].
  • nobility is the only, [721].
  • no man's, nor sufficiency, [53].
  • now is sold, [178].
  • of a sacrament, [767].
  • of humility, [207].
  • of necessity, to make a, [3], [192], [773].
  • of the soul, justice a, [762].
  • only makes our bliss below, [320].
  • outbuilds the pyramids, [309].
  • passes current over the world, [699].
  • progressive, approving heaven, [355].
  • requires a rough and stormy passage, [775].
  • royalty of, [668].
  • seek, for its own sake, [764].
  • she finds too painful, [321].
  • some fall by, [47].
  • some mark of, [63].
  • successful crime called, [34].
  • that possession would not show, [53].
  • the first, if thou wilt lere, [5].
  • then we find the, [53].
  • though in rags, [274].
  • thousand crimes and one, [551].
  • tincture of vice in the best, [777].
  • under heaven, every, [329].
  • wars that make ambition, [154].
  • with whom revenge is, [311].
• Virtues,
  • all heavenly, shoot, [527].
  • be to her, very kind, [287].
  • but vices disguised, [794].
  • curse all his, [298].
  • did not go forth of us, if our, [46].
  • friend to her, [377].
  • Hannibal had mighty, [186].
  • is it a world to hide, in, [74].
  • nothing could surpass her in, [555].
  • pearl chain of all, [182].
  • powers dominations, [235].
  • spring of, [35].
  • to sustain good fortune, [794].
  • waste thyself upon thy, [46].
  • we write in water, [100].
  • will plead like angels, [118].
• Virtue's
  • ferme land, [267].
  • guide, this maxim be my, [350].
  • manly cheek, [424].
  • side, his failings leaned to, [396].
• Virtuous
  • actions, [670].
  • all the sisters, [852].
  • and noble education, [253].
  • and vicious every man, [318].
  • because thou art, [75].
  • deeds, blessings wait on, [294].
  • deeds, matter for, [36].
  • if a man be, withal, [4].
  • liberty, hour of, [298].
  • life, walk of, [307].
  • man, slumbers of the, [299].
  • Marcia towers above her sex, [298].
  • outrageously, [297].
  • soul, only a sweet and, [204].
  • who that is most, [4].
  • woman's counsel, [36].
  • world to hide, [74].
• Virtuousest discreetest best, [238].
• Virtuously, many daughters have done, [829].
• Visage,
  • devotion's, [135].
  • in his mind, saw Othello's, [151].
  • lean body and, [222].
  • on his bold, [491].
• Visages do cream and mantle, [60].
• Visible
  • for the uncertain, [766].
  • no light but darkness, [223].
• Vision,
  • a more delightful, [409].
  • and the faculty divine, [479].
  • baseless fabric of this, [43].
  • beatific, enjoyed in, [225].
  • clear dream and solemn, [245].
  • feminine, dazzles the, [594].
  • I took it for a faery, [244].
  • never dazzle the feminine, [594].
  • of unfilled desire, [768].
  • sensible to feeling, [119].
  • where there is no, [829].
  • write the, make it plain, [836].
  • young men's, [268].
• Visions,
  • I have multiplied, [835].
  • of glory, [383].
  • young men shall see, [836].
• Visit
  • her face too roughly, [128].
  • my sad heart, [112].
  • o'er the globe, our annual, [438].
• Visits like those of angels, [281], [355], [514].
• Visitations daze the world, [594].
• Visiting acquaintance, [440].
• Visitings, compunctious, [117].
• [[1136]]Visual nerve, [240].
• Vital
  • in every part, [236].
  • spark of heavenly flame, [334].
• Vixerunt fortes ante Agamemnona, [555].
• Vocal
  • spark instinct with music, [485].
  • voices, singers with, [285].
• Vocation,
  • 't is my, [83].
  • to labour in his, [83].
• Vociferation, in sweet, [285].
• Vociferous, vocal voices most, [285].
• Voice
  • and utterance, give them, [420].
  • ascending high, my, [302].
  • big manly, [69].
  • bird shall carry the, [831].
  • but a wandering, [474].
  • cry sleep no more, I heard a, [119].
  • each a mighty, [478].
  • give few thy, [130].
  • I sing with mortal, [236].
  • in every wind, [381].
  • in my dreaming ear, [515].
  • in the street, uttereth her, [824].
  • is Jacob's voice, [813].
  • is still for war, my, [298].
  • joy is the sweet, [502].
  • like a prophet's word, [562].
  • living, sways the soul, [748].
  • lost with singing of anthems, [88].
  • love's familiar, [566].
  • methought I heard a, [119].
  • monstrous little, [57].
  • more safe I sing with mortal, [236].
  • my spirit can cheer, [586].
  • of all the gods, [56].
  • of charmers, [821].
  • of God, daughter of the, [475].
  • of gratitude, still small, [383].
  • of nature cries, [385].
  • of sea and mountains, [478].
  • of sweetest tone, [583].
  • of that wild horn, [490].
  • of the hyena, [38].
  • of the past, audible, [580].
  • of the sluggard, [302].
  • of the turtle is heard, [832].
  • or hideous hum, [251].
  • pleasing on their ear, his, [345].
  • seasoned with a gracious, [63].
  • so charming left his, [237].
  • sole daughter of his, [239].
  • sounds like a prophet's, [562].
  • still small, [815].
  • sweeter thy, [630].
  • that is still, sound of a, [627].
  • that wakens the slumbering ages, [594].
  • the harmony of the world, [31].
  • thrill of a happy, [655].
  • was ever soft gentle and low, [149].
  • watch-dog's, [396].
  • without reply, [600].
  • you cannot hear, I hear a, [314].
• Voices,
  • ancestral, [500].
  • earth with her thousand, [501].
  • keep tune and oars keep time, [518].
  • lead, where airy, [574].
  • most vociferous, [285].
  • music when soft, die, [567].
  • thank you for your, [103].
  • two, are there, [478].
  • your most sweet, [103].
• Voiceful sea, swelling of the, [503].
• Void,
  • left an aching, [422].
  • rapture to the dreary, [549].
  • yawning, of the future, [753].
• Volcano, dancing on a, [811].
• Volscians in Corioli, I fluttered your, [103].
• Volscians' ears, unmusical to, [103].
• Voltiger a painted vest had on, [685].
• Voluble is his discourse, sweet and, [55].
• Volume
  • of my brain, book and, [132].
  • small rare, [456].
  • within that awful, [494].
• Volumes
  • from mine own library, [42].
  • history with all her, [546].
  • in folio, I am for whole, [55].
• Voluptuous swell, music with its, [542].
• Voluptuously surfeit out, [102].
• Vomit, dog is turned to his, [849].
• Votaress, imperial, passed on, [58].
• Votaries, how the world rewards its, [802].
• Votarist, like a sad, [243].
• Vote,
  • hand and heart to this, [530].
  • that shakes the turrets of the land, [636].
• Vow
  • and not pay, [830].
  • better thou shouldst not, [830].
  • me no vows, [862].
• Vows,
  • lovers', seem sweet, [551].
  • our, are heard betimes, [269].
  • soul lends the tongue, [130].
  • with so much passion, [281].
• Vowels, open, tire the ear, [324].
• Voyage,
  • dry as the biscuit after a, [68].
  • of their life, [115].
• Voyaging through strange seas, [475].
• Vulcan's stithy, foul as, [138].
• Vulgar
  • boil an egg, the, [330].
  • deaths unknown to fame, [339].
  • familiar but by no means, [129].
  • flight of common souls, [393].
  • the great, and the small, [262].
• Vulgarity, the Jacksonian, [668].
• Vulgarize the day of judgment, [597].
• Vulture, rage of the, [549].
• Vultures, protection of, to lambs, [442].

• Wad some power, Oh, [448].
• Wade through slaughter, [385].
• Wades or creeps or flies, [230].
• Waft
  • a feather or to drown a fly, [306].
  • me from distraction, [543].
  • thy name beyond the sky, [539].
• Wafted by thy gentle gale, [455].
• Wafture of your hand, angry, [112].
• Wag
  • all, in hall where beards, [21].
  • let the world, [11].
• Wags, see how the world, [68].
• Wager, opinions backed by a, [554].
• Wagers,
  • fools use arguments for, [213].
  • lay no, [398].
• Wages of sin is death, [844].
• Wagon, hitch your, to a star, [603].
• Wail,
  • nothing to, [242].
  • with old woes, new, [161].
• Wailing winds and naked woods, [573].
• Wain, wheels of Phœbus', [243].
• Waist,
  • lover's arm around her, [627].
  • round the slight, [548].
• [[1137]]Wait
  • a century for a reader, [670].
  • to him who will but, [617].
  • who only stand and, [252].
• Waited for the train, [626].
• Wake
  • and call me early, [624].
  • and sleep, still did, [163].
  • and weep, here must I, [450].
  • dream of those who, [721].
  • if I should die before I, [687].
  • thee, till angels, [367].
  • to perish never, [478].
  • tremble when I, [418].
• Wakes,
  • at country, [274].
  • the bitter memory, [231].
• Waked
  • by the circling hours, [235].
  • me too soon, you have, [302].
  • she fled, I, [252].
• Wakeful nightingale, [233].
• Wakefulness, fail with, [590].
• Wakens the slumbering ages, [594].
• Waking
  • bliss, certainty of, [244].
  • man, dream of a, [761].
  • morn of toil nor night of, [491].
• Wales a portion, [447].
• Walk
  • about, foolery does, [76].
  • beneath it steadfastly, [641].
  • beyond the common, [307].
  • by faith not by sight, [846].
  • by moon or glittering starlight, [234].
  • in fear and dread, [499].
  • in silk attire, [673].
  • into my parlour, [605].
  • milky way or solar, [315].
  • none durst, but he, [275].
  • of art, every, [457].
  • of virtuous life, [307].
  • on wings, seem to, [339].
  • the earth unseen, [234].
  • under his huge legs, [110].
  • while ye have the light, [843].
  • with, pretty to, [256].
  • with stretched-forth necks, [833].
  • with you talk with you, [61].
• Walks
  • abroad, take my, [301].
  • and shades, these happy, [239].
  • benighted under midday sun, [244].
  • echoing, between, [239].
  • eye nature's, [315].
  • happy, and shades, [239].
  • in beauty like the night, [551].
  • in King's Bench, [297].
  • o'er the dew, [127].
  • the waters like a thing of life, [550].
  • to-morrow, already, [504].
  • unavenged amongst us, [298].
  • up and down with me, [19].
• Walked
  • in glory, him who, [470].
  • in paradise, [639].
  • in Thebes's streets, [517].
  • straight out of the ark, [460].
• Walketh in darkness, [822].
• Walking
  • and mincing as they go, [833].
  • in an air of glory, [263].
  • shadow, life 's but a, [125].
• Wall,
  • bores through his castle, [82].
  • close the, up with our English dead, [91].
  • feather bed betwixt a, [211].
  • in the office of a, [81].
  • of partition, middle, [847].
  • weakest goes to the, [104].
  • whitewashed, [397].
• Walls,
  • banners on the outward, [125].
  • have ears, [2].
  • peace be within thy, [824].
  • stone, do not a prison make, [260].
  • theatres porches, [438].
  • wooden, of England, [861].
• Wallace bled, Scots wha hae wi', [450].
• Waller was smooth, [329].
• Wallets for our vices, [716].
• Walnuts and the wine, [623].
• Walton's heavenly memory, [484].
• Wand,
  • bright gold ring on her, [520].
  • he walked with, [224].
• Wander
  • through eternity, [227].
  • with me, come, [611].
• Wandered
  • by the brookside, [634].
  • east I 've wandered west, [580].
  • long in fancy's maze, [328].
• Wanderers o'er eternity, [543].
• Wandering,
  • as the bird by, [828].
  • mazes lost, in, [228].
  • moon riding near, [250].
  • on a foreign strand, [488].
  • on as loth to die, [484].
  • passenger, forlorn and, [243].
  • steps and slow, [240].
  • voice, but a, [474].
• Wanderings of thy thought, [497].
• Wanders heaven-directed, [321].
• Want
  • as an armed man, [825].
  • exasperated into crime, [639].
  • lonely, retired to die, [366].
  • not what we wish but what we, [390].
  • of a horse the rider was lost, [360].
  • of a nail the shoe was lost, [360].
  • of a shoe the horse was lost, [360].
  • of decency is want of sense, [278].
  • of heart, as well as, [584].
  • of thought, evil wrought by, [584].
  • of thought, whistled for, [273].
  • of towns, elephants for, [289].
  • of wealth, rich from very, [387].
  • though much I, that most would have, [22].
  • to be undonne, to, [30].
• Wants
  • but little, man, [308], [402].
  • money means and content, [70].
  • supply, his presence shall my, [3].
  • that pinch the poor, [424].
• Wanted
  • a good word, never, [400].
  • many an idle song, [326].
  • one immortal song, [267].
• Wanting,
  • art found, [835].
  • not, what is stolen, [154].
  • the accomplishment of verse, [479].
• Wanton
  • boys that swim on bladders, [99].
  • eyes, stretched-forth necks and, [833].
  • stings and motions of the sense, [47].
  • sweetness, witchingly instil a, [357].
  • wiles, quips and cranks and, [248].
• Wantoned with thy breakers, [548].
• Wantonness in clothes, [201].
• War,
  • aid after the, [205].
  • blast of, blows in our ears, [91].
  • [[1138]]brazen throat of, [240].
  • by nature in a state of, [290].
  • cause of a long ten years', [280].
  • Christ went agin, an' pillage, [659].
  • circumstance of glorious, [154].
  • corn is the sinews of, [771].
  • delays are dangerous in, [276].
  • even to the knife, [541].
  • ez fer, I call it murder, [658].
  • first in, first in peace, [445].
  • first touch of liberty's, [525].
  • flinty and steel couch of, [151].
  • garland of the, [159].
  • grim-visaged, [95].
  • hand of, infection and the, [81].
  • he sung is toil and trouble, [272].
  • he who did well in, [648].
  • in peace prepare for, [712].
  • in time of peace thinks of, [191].
  • is a game, [421].
  • is still the cry, [541].
  • its thousands slays, [425].
  • law spoke too softly for, [725].
  • let slip the dogs of, [113].
  • magnificent but not, [808].
  • man of peace and, [214].
  • my sentence is for open, [226].
  • my voice is still for, [298].
  • neither learn, any more, [832].
  • never was a good, [361].
  • no discharge in that, [831].
  • no room for second miscarriage in, [733].
  • not with the dead, I, [338].
  • of elements, amidst the, [299].
  • or battle's sound, [251].
  • peace no less renowned than, [252].
  • pestilence and, [229].
  • seeks its victims in the young, [697].
  • sinews of, [810].
  • spoils of, [569].
  • squadrons and right form of, [112].
  • storm of, was gone, [465].
  • testament of bleeding, [82].
  • the state of nature, [407].
  • the study of a prince, [407].
  • this is, [678].
  • to be prepared for, [425].
  • tug of, then was the, [281].
  • unjust peace before a just, [361].
  • unsuccessful or successful, [418].
  • voices prophesying, [500].
  • was in his heart, [821].
  • weak defence in, [273].
  • with honour as in, [103].
• Wars
  • and rumours of wars, [841].
  • big, that make ambition virtue, [154].
  • more pangs and fears than, [99].
  • no sound of clashing, [642].
  • noise of endless, [229].
  • of kites or crows, [255].
  • thousand, of old, [633].
  • who does i' the, [158].
• War's
  • glorious art, [311].
  • red techstone, [660].
• Warble his native wood-notes, [249].
• Warbled to the string, [250].
• Warbler of poetic prose, [421].
• Warblers roam, where idle, [523].
• Ward
  • has no heart they say, [456].
  • thou knowest my old, [84].
• Warder of the brain, [119].
• Ware, great bed at, [305].
• Warm
  • as ecstasy, [414].
  • heart within, [422].
  • without heating, [312].
• Warmest welcome at an inn, [379].
• Warms in the sun, [316].
• Warmth,
  • dear as the vital, [280].
  • lack of kindly, [109].
  • of its July, [595].
  • soft ethereal, [228].
• Warn comfort and command, [475].
• Warning,
  • at th' expected, [447].
  • come without, [680].
  • for a thoughtless man, [481].
  • give little, [433].
  • take from others, [703].
  • wilderness of, [661].
• Warp, weave the, [383].
• Warrant, truth shall be thy, [25].
• Warrior
  • famoused for fight, [161].
  • intrepid and unselfish, [571].
  • taking his rest, like a, [563].
• Warriors
  • feel, stern joy that, [419].
  • fierce fiery, [112].
• Warres and faithful loves, [27].
• Warsaw, order reigns in, [809].
• Wash,
  • dirty linen to, [800].
  • her guilt away, [403].
• Washed with morning dew, [491].
• Washing his hands with invisible soap, [584].
• Washington,
  • America has furnished a, [530].
  • is in the clear upper sky, [531].
  • name of, shall shed an eternal glory, [572].
• Washington's awful memory, [507].
• Washingtonian dignity, the, [668].
• Waste,
  • affections run to, [546].
  • haste maketh, [9].
  • in the wide, is a tree, [552].
  • its sweetness on the desert air, [385].
  • long nights, [29].
  • not the remnant of thy life, [750].
  • ocean's melancholy, [572].
  • of feelings unemployed, [549].
  • of hopes laid, [606].
  • of thought, thinking is idle, [517].
  • thyself upon thy virtues, [46].
• Wasted
  • for tyrants, [525].
  • some nine moons, [149].
• Wasteful and ridiculous excess, [79].
• Wasteth at noonday, [822].
• Wasting in despair, [199].
• Watch
  • a mouse, as a cat would, [293].
  • an idler is a, [415].
  • authentic, is shown, [256].
  • call the rest of the, [52].
  • care keeps his, [106].
  • each believes his own, [323].
  • in every old man's eye, [106].
  • in the night, [822].
  • no eye to, no tongue to wound, [522].
  • o'er man's mortality, [478].
  • [[1139]]some must, while some sleep, [138].
  • stars set their, in the sky, [515].
  • that wants both hands, [415].
  • the hour, do but, [555].
  • whispers of each other's, [91].
  • with more advised, [60].
  • your opportunity, [758].
• Watches,
  • dictionaries are like, [375].
  • judgments as our, [323].
• Watch-dog's
  • honest bark, [556].
  • voice that bayed, [396].
• Watched her breathing, [583].
• Watcher of the skies, [576].
• Watchful
  • eye, guard me with a, [300].
  • night, the, [508].
• Watching thee from hour to hour, [634].
• Watchman what of the night, [833].
• Water
  • and a crust, [574].
  • at Lodore, [506].
  • brooks, hart panteth after, [820].
  • but the desert, [546].
  • but limns on, [170].
  • conscious, saw its God, [258].
  • continually dropping, [728].
  • cup of, a little thing, [577].
  • deeds writ in, [197].
  • deepest in smoothest stream, [33].
  • drink no longer, [848].
  • drops, women's weapons, [146].
  • earth hath bubbles as the, [116].
  • glass of brandy and, [457].
  • horse to the, [14].
  • imperceptible, [584].
  • in the rough rude sea, [81].
  • in water, indistinct as, [158].
  • made his mouth to, [212].
  • milk and, [554].
  • miller sees not all the, [192].
  • more, glideth by the mill, [104].
  • much, goeth by the mill, [18].
  • name was writ in, [577].
  • nectar and rocks pure gold, [44].
  • ne'er left man in the mire, [109].
  • rats and land rats, [61].
  • sipped brandy and, [454].
  • smooth runs the, [93].
  • spilt on the ground, [815].
  • thieves and land thieves, [61].
  • this business will never hold, [296].
  • travel by land or, [293].
  • unstable as, [813].
  • virtues we write in, [100].
  • water everywhere, [498].
  • went by, instead of land, [725].
  • whole stay of, [833].
• Waters,
  • beside the still, [819].
  • blood-dyed, [513].
  • blood thicker than, [493].
  • blue, fades o'er the, [540].
  • cannot quench love, [832].
  • cast thy bread upon the, [831].
  • cold, to a thirsty soul, [828].
  • do business in great, [823].
  • dreadful noise of, in mine ears, [96].
  • fish in troubled, [283].
  • hell of, [545].
  • meet, where the bright, [520].
  • noise of many, [822].
  • of the Nile, [596].
  • once more upon the, [542].
  • o'er the glad, [550].
  • rave, where the scattered, [679].
  • rising world of, [230].
  • she walks the, [550].
  • stolen, are sweet, [825].
  • unpathed, undreamed shores, [78].
  • where the bright, meet, [520].
  • wide as the, be, [484].
  • words writ in, [37].
• Waterloo, every man his, [641].
• Watermen
  • look astern while they row, [739].
  • row one way and look another, [186].
• Watery deep, plough the, [337].
• Wattle, did you ever hear of Capt., [436].
• Wave,
  • all sunk beneath the, [423].
  • break of the, [561].
  • cool translucent, [246].
  • fountain's murmuring, [428].
  • life on the ocean, [679].
  • long may it, [517].
  • Munich all thy banners, [515].
  • of life kept heaving, [583].
  • of the ocean, [680].
  • o' the sea, I wish you a, [78].
  • so dies a, along the shore, [434].
  • spangling the, [492].
  • succeeds a wave, [202].
  • while the sea rolls its, [675].
  • winning, deserving note, [201].
  • with dimpled face, [681].
• Waves,
  • amidst a sea of, [345].
  • are brightly glowing, [611].
  • bound beneath me, [542].
  • Britannia rules the, [358].
  • can roll, wherever, [413].
  • come as the, come, [493].
  • dashed high, the breaking, [569].
  • lapsing, on quiet shores, [619].
  • nothing save the, and I, [558].
  • o'er the mountain, [514].
  • proud, be stayed, [817].
  • sea rolls its, [675].
  • went high, when the, [267].
  • were rough, when the, [526].
  • what are the wild, saying, [680].
  • whist, the wild, [42].
  • with roots deep set, [618].
• Waved her lily hand, [348].
• Wavering, more longing, [75].
• Wax,
  • my heart is, to be moulded, [792].
  • to flaming youth, virtue be as, [140].
  • to receive marble to retain, [554].
• Way,
  • adorns and cheers our, [399].
  • as birds I see my, [643].
  • but how carve, [651].
  • dim and perilous, [465], [480].
  • eftest, [53].
  • face is like the milky, [256].
  • freed his soul the nearest, [367].
  • glory leads the, [281].
  • glory shows the, [281].
  • God moves in a mysterious, [423].
  • guide my lonely, [402].
  • heaven's wide pathless, [250].
  • home, the next, [204].
  • [[1140]]home, the shortest, [204].
  • homeward plods his weary, [384].
  • I am going a long, [629].
  • in such a solemn, [635].
  • let the wicked forsake his, [834].
  • life's common, [472].
  • lion in the, there is a, [828].
  • long is the, and hard, [227].
  • longest, round, [204].
  • madness lies that, [147].
  • man's heart deviseth his, [826].
  • marshall'st me the, [119].
  • mind my compass and my, [354].
  • narrow is the, [839].
  • no t' other side the, [586].
  • noiseless tenor of their, [385].
  • of all flesh, [181].
  • of all the earth, [814].
  • of bargain, in the, [85].
  • of kindness, save in the, [463].
  • of life, my, [124].
  • of transgressors, [826].
  • on their winding, [536].
  • one, possible of speaking truth, [651].
  • out of his wreck, [100].
  • parting of the, [835].
  • permit nature to take her, [780].
  • pretty Fanny's, [305].
  • she dances such a, [256].
  • small to greater must give, [157].
  • solar walk or milky, [315].
  • something given that, [185].
  • sordid, he wends, [564].
  • steep and thorny, to heaven, [129].
  • tenor of his, [425].
  • that milky, which nightly, [236].
  • through Eden took their, [240].
  • through many a weary, [580].
  • to be deceived, [795].
  • to dusty death, [125].
  • to heaven, all the, [259].
  • to heaven led the, [313].
  • to hit a woman's heart, [597].
  • to parish church, plain as, [68].
  • we will precede lead the, [441].
  • where is the good, [835].
  • where prudence points the, [672].
  • which, I fly is hell, [231].
  • which, shall I fly, [231].
  • which, the wind is, [195].
  • which, they walk, [119].
  • wide is the gate broad the, [839].
  • wisdom finds a, [444].
  • working out its, [267].
• Ways,
  • amend your, [835].
  • among the untrodden, [469].
  • cheerful, of men, [230].
  • fortune hath divers, [35].
  • God fulfils himself in many, [629].
  • hundred and fifty, [71].
  • newest kind of, [90].
  • of glory, trod the, [100].
  • of God, just are the, [242].
  • of God to man, vindicate the, [315].
  • of God to men, justify the, [223].
  • of heaven, just are the, [344].
  • of her household, [829].
  • of hoar antiquity, [403].
  • of honour, the perfect, [101].
  • of men, far from the, [345].
  • of pleasantness, [825].
  • of the gods full of providence, [749].
  • shadow falls both, [240].
  • stand ye in the, [835].
  • the heart doth reveal, [502].
  • that are dark, [669].
  • to lengthen our days, [521].
  • torture ten thousand, [270].
  • travel on life's common, [472].
  • wandered all our, [26].
• Wayfaring men, [835].
• Wayward
  • and tetchy, [97].
  • sisters depart in peace, [676].
• We
  • are men my liege, [121].
  • are ne'er like angels, [182].
  • never mention her, [581].
• Weak
  • against the strong, [653].
  • and beggarly elements, [846].
  • and despised old man, [147].
  • concessions of the, [408].
  • fine by defect and delicately, [321].
  • minds led captive, [240].
  • overcome the strong, [696].
  • protest of the, [653].
  • the flesh is, [841].
  • to be a sinner, too, [109].
  • to be, is miserable, [223].
  • women went astray, if, [287].
• Weaker vessel, as unto the, [849].
• Weakest
  • bodies, strongest works in, [141].
  • goes to the wall, [104].
  • kind of fruit, [64].
• Weakness,
  • amiable, [442].
  • strength perfect in, [846].
  • stronger by, [221].
• Weaknesses, amiable, [430].
• Weal,
  • prayer for others', [539].
  • the public, [777].
• Wealth,
  • accumulates, where, [396].
  • and commerce, [680].
  • and freedom reign, [394].
  • boundless his, [488].
  • by any means get, [329].
  • e'er gave, all that, [384].
  • excess of, is cause of covetousness, [41].
  • excludes but one evil, [373].
  • genuine and less guilty, [257].
  • get place and, [329].
  • ignorance of, his best riches, [396].
  • loss of, is loss of dirt, [8].
  • of Ormus and of Ind, [226].
  • of seas the spoils of war, [569].
  • of the Indies, [373].
  • preferring to eternal praise, [341].
  • private credit is, [689].
  • rich from want of, [387].
  • shade that follows, [402].
  • that sinews bought, [418].
  • virtue in exchange for, [736].
• Wealthy
  • and wise, healthy, [360].
  • curled darlings, [149].
• Weans in their bed, are the, [679].
• Weapon,
  • satire 's my, [328].
  • still as snowflakes, [538].
• Weapons,
  • women's, water-drops, [146].
• [[1141]]Wear
  • a crown, sweet to, [94].
  • a face of joy, [471].
  • a golden sorrow, [98].
  • a lion's hide, [79].
  • motley 's the only, [68].
  • not much the worse for, [417].
  • out than rust out, better, [853].
• Wearers of rings and chains, [511].
• Weariest worldly life, [49].
• Weariness
  • can snore, [160].
  • may toss him, [205].
  • of the flesh, [832].
• Wearing, worse for the, [16].
• Wearisome condition, [35].
• Wears a hood, drink with him that, [22].
• Weary
  • and old with service, [99].
  • and worn, with fingers, [585].
  • be at rest, there the, [816].
  • bones, come to lay his, [100].
  • of breath, one more unfortunate, [586].
  • of conjectures, I am, [299].
  • of toil and of tears, [668].
  • stale flat and unprofitable, [128].
  • with disasters, [121].
• Weasel, it is like a, [139].
• Weather,
  • fair, out of the north, [817].
  • many can brook the, [55].
  • through pleasant and cloudy, [433].
  • will be fair for the sky is red, [840].
  • wind or, nought cared for, [503].
• Weathercock on a steeple, [44].
• Weathered the storm, [464].
• Weave the warp, [383].
• Weaver's shuttle, swifter than a, [816].
• Web
  • from their own entrails spin, [274].
  • in middle of her, [175].
  • like the stained, [526].
  • of our life is of mingled yarn, [74].
  • tangled, we weave, [490].
  • that whitens in the sun, [526].
• Webster a steam-engine, [461].
• Wed
  • at leisure, wooed in haste, [72].
  • December when they, [71].
  • itself with thought, speech, [632].
  • with this ring I thee, [851].
• Wedded
  • love, hail, [234].
  • maid and widowed wife, [494].
• Wedding is destiny, [10].
• Wedding-gown is prettiest, [597].
• Wedge, for a tough log a tough, [712].
• Wedges of gold, [96].
• Wedged in that timber, [278].
• Wedlock compared to public feasts, [176].
• Wee
  • short hour, some, [446].
  • thing, bonny, [450].
  • thing handsome, [450].
  • wife of mine, sweet, [450].
  • Willie Winkie, [679].
• Weed
  • flung from the rock, [542].
  • ill, groweth fast, [13].
  • ill, grows apace, [35].
  • in palmer's, [243].
  • on Lethe wharf, [131].
  • pernicious, [415].
  • who art so lovely fair, [155].
• Weeds,
  • bittern booming in the, [592].
  • dank and dropping, [253].
  • of glorious feature, [30].
  • outworn, winter, [566].
  • who in widow, appears, [449].
  • wiped away the, [598].
• Weed's plain heart, [656].
• Weeded, rich soils often to be, [168].
• Week,
  • argument for a, [84].
  • divide the Sunday from the, [126].
  • of all the days that 's in the, [285].
• Weeks thegither, fou for, [451].
• Week's labour, good, [174].
• Weep
  • a people inurned, [592].
  • away the life of care, [566].
  • here must I wake and, [450].
  • in our darkness, let us, [655].
  • laugh that I may not, [558].
  • leaves the wretch to, [402].
  • let the stricken deer go, [138].
  • make the laughter, [163].
  • might not, for thee, [563].
  • night is the time to, [497].
  • no more, lady, [405].
  • no more nor sigh, [183].
  • not for him, [655].
  • such tricks as make the angels, [48].
  • tears such as angels, [225].
  • that trust and that deceiving, [641].
  • the more because in vain, [386].
  • to record, [513].
  • while all around thee, [438].
  • who would not, [327].
  • women must, [664].
  • words that, [262].
  • yet scarce know why, [525].
• Weeper laugh, make the, [163].
• Weeping
  • eyes, wipe my, [303].
  • for the morrow, [803].
  • thou sat'st, [438].
  • to heal sorrow by, [697].
  • upon his bed has sate, [617].
• Weigh
  • my eyelids down, [89].
  • the man not his title, [282].
• Weighs upon the heart, [125].
• Weighed in the balances, [835].
• Weight,
  • heavy and the weary, [467].
  • if clay could think and mind were, [483].
  • in gold, thrice their, [456].
  • of learning, [634].
  • of mightiest monarchies, [227].
  • of seventy years, [479].
  • of woe, bowed down by, [561].
  • the enormous, [337].
• Weighty sense flows in fit words, [268].
• Weird sisters, [123].
• Welcome
  • at an inn, warmest, [379].
  • deep-mouthed, [556].
  • ever smiles, [102].
  • friend, when it comes say, [258].
  • in your eye your hand, [117].
  • peaceful evening in, [420].
  • pure-eyed faith, [243].
  • shade, more, [313].
  • small cheer and great, [50].
  • the coming guest, [328], [346].
  • the sweet, more, [74].
• Welkin dome, lit the, [574].
• Well,
  • all is well that ends, [13].
  • bucket which hung in the, [537].
  • descended, desirable to be, [729].
  • [[1142]]done is done soon enough, [781].
  • good deed to say, [98].
  • heart's deep, [683].
  • here, if we do, [439].
  • if the end be well all is, [802].
  • last drop in the, [553].
  • live, what thou livest, [240].
  • not so deep as a, [107].
  • not wisely but too, [156].
  • of English undefyled, [28].
  • oft we mar what 's, [146].
  • paid that is well satisfied, [65].
  • read, exceedingly, [86].
  • said again, [98].
  • shaken, when taken to be, [454].
  • still forever fare thee, [552].
  • stricken in age, [813].
  • to be honest and true, [689].
  • to be merry and wise, [689].
  • to be off with the old love, [689].
  • to know her own, [238].
  • worth doing, [352].
• Wells, buckets into empty, [419].
• Well-attired woodbine, [248].
• Well-born boys, necessary for, [760].
• Well-bred
  • man, sensible and, [415].
  • whisper close the scene, [419].
• Well experienced archer, [161].
• Well-favoured man, to be a, [51].
• Well-graced actor, after a, [82].
• Wellington minister of immortal fame, [609].
• Well-languaged Daniel, [201].
• Well-ordered mind, [751].
• Well-spring of pleasure, [640].
• Well-taught mind, [343].
• Well-trod stage, then to the, [249].
• Weltering in his blood, [271].
• Wench's black eye, white, [106].
• Wept
  • away in transient tears, [679].
  • Cæsar hath, [113].
  • each other's tears, [611].
  • o'er his wounds, [396].
  • we grieved we sighed we, [262].
  • with delight at your smile, [680].
• Werken wel and hastily, [3].
• Werkman, ther n' is no, [3].
• Werling, young man's, [19].
• Wert thou all that I wish, [522].
• West,
  • blue eyes sought the, [487].
  • no South no North no East no, [517].
  • topples round the dreary, [631].
• Western
  • dome, him of the, [268].
  • flower, a little, [58].
  • star, lovers love the, [487].
• Westminster
  • Abbey or victory, [446].
  • we thrive at, [334], [800].
• Westward
  • the course of empire, [312].
  • the star of empire, [312].
• West-wind purr contented, [660].
• Wet
  • damnation, [34].
  • guess what I should perform in the, [787].
  • sheet and flowing sea, [537].
  • with unseen tears, [497].
• Wether, tainted, of the flock, [64].
• Wethers, return to our, [771].
• Whale,
  • bobbed for, [217].
  • throw a tub to the, [291].
  • very like a, [139].
• Wharf, fat weed on Lethe, [131].
• What
  • a fall was there, [114].
  • a falling-off was there, [132].
  • a monstrous tail our cat has, [285].
  • a piece of work is a man, [134].
  • a taking was he in, [46].
  • and where they be, [631].
  • are the wild waves saying, [680].
  • are these so withered, [116].
  • boots it at one gate, [242].
  • can an old man do but die, [584].
  • can ennoble sots, [319].
  • care I how chaste she be, [26].
  • care I how fair she be, [26].
  • constitutes a State, [438].
  • dire effects from civil discord, [299].
  • do you read my lord, [133].
  • God hath joined together, [840].
  • has been has been, [274].
  • has posterity done for us, [439].
  • he has he gives, [102].
  • he knew what 's, [8], [210], [786].
  • is a lie, after all, [560].
  • is a man profited, [840].
  • is and what must be, [231].
  • is done is done, [121].
  • is done we may compute, [448].
  • is gone and what 's past help, [77].
  • is Hecuba to him, [134].
  • is her history, [75].
  • is impossible can't be, [454].
  • is in a name, [105].
  • is one man's poison, [199].
  • is the night, [123].
  • is worth in anything, [213].
  • is writ is writ, [548].
  • is yours is mine, [50], [700].
  • makes all doctrines plain, [215].
  • man dare I dare, [122].
  • may man within him hide, [49].
  • men daily do not knowing, [52].
  • men dare do what men may do, [52].
  • mighty contests rise, [325].
  • more felicitie can fall, [30].
  • ne'er was nor is, [323].
  • news on the Rialto, [61].
  • none hath dared thou hast done, [26].
  • oft was thought, [323].
  • seest thou else, [42].
  • so rare as a day in June, [658].
  • sought they thus afar, [569].
  • the dickens, [46].
  • thou liv'st live well, [240].
  • thou wouldst highly, [117].
  • though the field be lost, [223].
  • was good shall be good, [649].
  • was shall live as before, [649].
  • we gave we have, [802].
  • we have we prize not, [53].
  • we left we lost, [802].
  • we spent we had, [802].
  • will Mrs. Grundy say, [457].
• Whatever
  • is best administered, [318].
  • is is in its causes just, [276].
  • is is not, [284].
  • is is right, [316].
  • [[1143]]is worth doing at all, [352].
  • was great seemed to him little, [591].
  • was or is or will be, [740].
• Whatsoever
  • a man soweth, [847].
  • state I am, in, [847].
  • thing is lost, [424].
  • things are honest, [847].
  • things are just, [847].
  • things are lovely, [847].
  • things are of good report, [847].
  • things are pure, [847].
  • things are true, [847].
  • thy hand findeth to do, [831].
  • ye would that men should do, [839].
• Wheat,
  • as two grains of, [60].
  • for this planting, [616].
• Wheedling arts, the, [348].
• Wheel,
  • as she turns the giddy, [393].
  • broken at the cistern, [831].
  • butterfly upon a, [328].
  • in the midst of a wheel, [835].
  • noisy, was still, [634].
  • shoulder to the, [189].
  • the sofa round, [420].
  • the world is a, [610].
• Wheels
  • of brazen chariots, [236].
  • of Phœbus' wain, [243].
  • of weary life stood still, [276].
• Wheel-work, was man made a, [649].
• Wheeson week, Wednesday in, [89].
• Whelp and hound, mongrel, [400].
• When
  • found make a note of, [652].
  • he would he shall have nay, [9].
  • I ope my lips, [60].
  • in doubt win the trick, [861].
  • Israel of the Lord, [493].
  • Israel was from bondage led, [261].
  • love speaks, [56].
  • lovely woman stoops to folly, [403].
  • shall we three meet again, [115].
  • taken to be well shaken, [454].
  • the age is in the wit is out, [52].
  • the sea was roaring, 't was, [347].
  • we two parted, [539].
• Whence
  • and what art thou, [229].
  • can comfort spring, [479].
  • is thy learning, [348].
• Where
  • dwellest thou, [103].
  • go the poet's lines, [636].
  • go we know not, [48].
  • I would ever be, I am, [538].
  • ignorance is bliss, [382].
  • is my child, an echo answers, [550].
  • law ends tyranny begins, [364].
  • lives the man that has not tried, [492].
  • Macgregor sits, [790].
  • my Julia's lips do smile, [201].
  • none admire, useless to excel, [377].
  • the bee sucks there suck I, [43].
  • the Lord knows, [318].
  • the shoe pinches, [724].
  • the tree falleth, [831].
  • thou lodgest I will lodge, [814].
  • was Roderick then, [492].
  • your treasure is, [838].
• Whereabout, prate of my, [119].
• Where'er I roam, [394].
• Wherefore
  • are these things hid, [74].
  • art thou Romeo, [105].
  • for every why a, [50], [210].
  • in all things, why and, [93].
• Wheresoever whensoever, [436].
• Whether in sea or fire, [126].
• Whetstone, the blunt, [32].
• While
  • I was musing, [819].
  • stands the Coliseum, [546].
  • thee I seek protecting Power, [674].
  • there is life there 's hope, [349].
• Whining school-boy, [69].
• Whip,
  • a hangman's, [448].
  • in every honest hand a, [155].
  • me such honest knaves, [149].
• Whips and scorns of time, [135].
• Whipped
  • for o'erdoing termagant, [137].
  • the offending Adam, [90].
• Whipping, who should 'scape, [134].
• Whipster, every puny, [156].
• Whirligig of time, [77].
• Whirlwind
  • of passion, [137].
  • reap the, [835].
  • rides in the, [299], [331].
• Whirlwind's
  • roar, [394].
  • sway, sweeping, [383].
• Whisper,
  • full well the busy, [397].
  • hark they, [334].
  • of the throne, shape the, [633].
  • softness in chambers, [254].
  • well-bred, close the scene, [419].
  • with far-heard, [498].
• Whispers
  • low, when duty, [600].
  • of each other's watch, [91].
  • of fancy, [367].
  • the o'er-fraught heart, [124].
• Whispered
  • in heaven, 't was, [674].
  • it to the woods, [238].
  • word, sweet in every, [551].
• Whispering
  • humbleness, [61].
  • I will ne'er consent, [556].
  • lovers made, for, [395].
  • tongues can poison truth, [500].
  • wind, bayed the, [396].
  • with white lips, [543].
• Whist, the wild waves, [42].
• Whistle
  • and she will come to you, [198], [449].
  • and sing, still he'd, [436].
  • clear as a, [351].
  • free, the shrill winds, [653].
  • her off and let her down, [153].
  • paid dear for his, [361].
  • them back, when he pleased, [399].
  • wel ywette, [3].
• Whistles in his sound, pipes and, [69].
• Whistled for want of thought, [273].
• Whistling
  • aloud to bear his courage up, [354].
  • of a name, [262], [319].
  • to keep from being afraid, [277].
• White,
  • a moment, then melts, [451].
  • as heaven, soul as, [197].
  • as snow, beard was as, [142].
  • black and gray, [231].
  • or a black stone, [789].
  • pure celestial, [574].
  • radiance of eternity, [565].
  • shall not neutralize the black, [651].
  • [[1144]]so very white, nor, [464].
  • wench's black eye, [106].
  • will have its black, [404].
  • wonder of Juliet's hand, [108].
• Whited sepulchres, [841].
• White-handed hope, [243].
• Whiteness,
  • angel, [52].
  • of his soul, he had kept the, [543].
• Whitens in the sun, web that, [526].
• Whiter than driven snow, [380].
• Whitewashed wall, [397].
• White-winged reapers, [264].
• Whither thou goest I will go, [814].
• Who
  • ran to help me when I fell, [535].
  • that hath ever been, [497].
  • think not God at all, [242].
  • think too little, [268].
  • thinks must mourn, [289].
  • would fardels bear, [136].
  • would not be a boy, [541].
  • would not weep, [327].
• Whole
  • duty of man, [832].
  • half was more than the, [758].
  • head is sick, [832].
  • heart is faint, [832].
  • of it, let me taste the, [650].
  • of life to live, 't is not the, [496].
  • one stupendous, [316].
  • part we see but not a, [315].
  • stay of bread, [833].
  • world, if he shall gain the, [840].
  • world kin, makes the, [102].
• Wholesome
  • restraint, liberty is, [531].
  • the nights are, [127].
• Wholesomest, old wine is, [181].
• Whores were burnt alive, [287].
• Whose dog are you, [334].
• Whoso sheddeth man's blood, [812].
• Why
  • a wherefore, every, [50], [210].
  • and wherefore in all things, [93].
  • ar' n't they all contented, [689].
  • thus longing thus forever sighing, [680].
• Wicked
  • cease from troubling, [816].
  • flee when no man pursueth, [829].
  • forsake his way, [834].
  • little better than one of the, [83].
  • man was never wise, [342].
  • mercies of the, are cruel, [826].
  • must have done something, [763].
  • no man all at once, [721].
  • no peace unto the, [834].
  • or charitable, be thy intents, [130].
  • something, this way comes, [123].
  • world, vanity of this, [850].
• Wickedness,
  • disgrace of, added to old age, [735].
  • methods in man's, [197].
  • one man's, [710].
  • sweet in his mouth, [817].
  • tents of, dwell in the, [821].
• Wickliffe's dust shall spread abroad, [484].
• Wide,
  • a world too, [69].
  • as a church door, 't is not so, [107].
  • as his will extends, [342].
  • as the waters be, [484].
  • enough for thee and me, [378].
  • is the gate, [839].
  • sea, alone on a, [498].
  • the villains march, [87].
  • was his parish, [2].
• Widening, ever, slowly silence all, [629].
• Wide-waving wings, [424].
• Widow
  • of fifty, here 's to the, [442].
  • some undone, [194].
  • weeds appears, in, [449].
  • woman, [815].
• Widows, thousands of undone, [172].
• Widow's heart to sing, [817].
• Widowed wife and wedded maid, [494].
• Wielded at will, [241].
• Wife,
  • all the world and his, [293].
  • and children hostages to fortune, [165].
  • and children impediments to great enterprises, [165].
  • Cæsar's, free from suspicion, [727].
  • dearer than the bride, [377].
  • giving honour unto the, [849].
  • love your neighbour's, [591].
  • man who tells his, all he knows, [222].
  • mirror of an honest, [463].
  • my particular plague is my, [730].
  • not so much as suspected, [727].
  • of mine, sweet wee, [450].
  • of thy bosom, [813].
  • sympathetic, [698].
  • the shoemaker's, [15].
  • the weaker vessel, [849].
  • true and honourable, [112].
  • what would you with my, [791].
  • whoso findeth a, [827].
  • widowed, and wedded maid, [494].
  • with nine small children, [687].
• Wifly patience, flour of, [4].
• Wight
  • borne to disastrous end, [30].
  • if ever such, were, [151].
  • O base Hungarian, [45].
  • of high renown, [406].
• Wild
  • and willowed shore, [487].
  • by starts 't was, [390].
  • in their attire, so, [116].
  • in woods, when, [275].
  • passion-waves lulled to rest, [562].
  • the garden was a, [513].
  • thyme blows, bank where the, [58].
  • waves saying, what are the, [680].
  • with all regret, [630].
• Wilderness,
  • choice grain into this, [266].
  • lodge in some vast, [418].
  • lodging-place in the, [835].
  • love in such a, [516].
  • of single instances, [627].
  • of sweets, [235].
  • of warning, [661].
• Wildernesses, desert, [243].
• Wild-fowl, concerning, [77].
• Wild-goose chase, [786].
• Wild-warbling measures, [447].
• Wile, children with endearing, [397].
• Wiles,
  • cranks and wanton, [248].
  • transient sorrows simple, [474].
• Will
  • and fate fix'd fate, [228].
  • based upon her people's, [623].
  • be there a, [444].
  • complies against his, [215].
  • craft of, [163].
  • current of a woman's, [670].
  • [[1145]]executes a freeman's, [538].
  • for if she, she will, [313].
  • for the deed, [292], [297], [772].
  • glideth at his own sweet, [470].
  • good or evil, save in the, [746].
  • good or ill lies in the, [744].
  • good, toward men, [841].
  • had tongue at, [151].
  • Honeycomb, [297].
  • I should have my, [788].
  • left free the human, [334].
  • my poverty but not my, [108].
  • not when he may, [9].
  • one man's, to live by, [31].
  • or won't, a woman, [313].
  • pay thy poverty not thy, [108].
  • puzzles the, [136].
  • reason firm the temperate, [475].
  • reason panders, [140].
  • serveth not another's, [174].
  • star of the unconquered, [613].
  • state's collected, [438].
  • to do the soul to dare, [491].
  • torrent of a woman's, [313].
  • unconquerable, [223].
  • when you, they won't, [703].
  • wielded at, [241].
• William
  • cook, tell, [90].
  • you are old father, [506].
• Willie Winkie, wee, [679].
• Willing
  • hart, [11].
  • the spirit indeed is, [841].
  • to wound, [327].
• Willingly let it die, not, [253].
• Willow,
  • all a green, [9].
  • lake where drooped the, [596].
  • willow willow, oh, [406].
• Willows,
  • dew-drooping, [666].
  • harps upon the, [824].
• Willowed shore, wild and, [487].
• Willowy brook, [455].
• Wills
  • and fates do so contrary run, [138].
  • to do or say, [238].
• Win
  • a woman with his tongue, [44].
  • the good we oft might, [47].
  • the trick, when in doubt, [861].
  • they laugh that, [155].
  • us to our harm, [116].
  • us with honest trifles, [116].
  • with grace to, [600].
  • wouldst wrongly, [117].
• Wins not more than honesty, [100].
• Wince, let the galled jade, [138].
• Wind
  • and his nobility, betwixt the, [83].
  • and tide, [10].
  • argument against an east, [663].
  • bayed the whispering, [396].
  • beggared by the strumpet, [62].
  • blew you hither, what, [90].
  • blow, come wrack, [126].
  • blow thou winter, [70].
  • blows loudly, nor ever, [629].
  • bloweth where it listeth, [842].
  • breathing of the common, [471].
  • crannying, save to the, [543].
  • dry sun dry, [21].
  • embraced by the strumpet, [62].
  • fly upon the wings of the, [818].
  • God gives, by measure, [206].
  • God tempers the, [379].
  • he that observeth the, [831].
  • hears God in the, [315].
  • him up for fourscore years, [276].
  • hollow blasts of, [347].
  • hope constancy in, [539].
  • ill blows the, which profits nobody, [90].
  • ill, turns none to good, [20].
  • ill, which blows no man good, [90].
  • is, see which way the, [195].
  • large a charter as the, [68].
  • let her down the, [153].
  • may the east, never blow when he goes a-fishing, [207].
  • of criticism, [375].
  • or weather, nought cared for, [503].
  • pass by me as the idle, [114].
  • passeth over it, [823].
  • run before the, [393].
  • sails filled with lusty, [37].
  • sits the, in that corner, [51].
  • sorrow's keenest, [482].
  • stands as never it stood, [20].
  • streaming to the, [224].
  • tears shall drown the, [118].
  • that follows fast, [537].
  • that grand old harper, [667].
  • they have sown the, [835].
  • thunder-storm against the, [546].
  • to keep the, away, [144].
  • upon the wings of the, [818].
  • voice in every, [381].
  • when she dances in the, [274].
• Winds
  • and waves on the side of the ablest navigators, [430].
  • blew great guns, though, [436].
  • blow, crack your cheeks, [146].
  • blow till they have wakened death, [151].
  • can blow, wherever, [413].
  • come, come as the, [493].
  • courted by all the, [242].
  • four-square to all the, [628].
  • happy, upon her played, [627].
  • imprisoned in the viewless, [48].
  • in their hands, [712].
  • naked woods and wailing, [573].
  • of doctrine were let loose, [255].
  • of heaven visit her face, [128].
  • of March with beauty, take the, [77].
  • on the wings of all the, [23].
  • rides on the posting, [160].
  • stormy, do blow, [176], [515].
  • swept the mountain-height, [568].
  • that hold them play, [242].
  • their revels keep, [679].
  • were love-sick, [157].
  • whistle free, the shrill, [653].
• Wind-beaten hill, [515].
• Winding
  • bout, with many a, [249].
  • Rhine, wide and, [543].
  • up days with toil, [92].
  • way, see them on their, [536].
• Winding-sheet
  • of Edward's race, [383].
  • snow shall be their, [515].
• Window
  • like a pillory, each, [214].
  • light through yonder, [105].
  • [[1146]]of the east, the golden, [104].
  • tirlin' at the, cryin' at the lock, [679].
• Windows
  • of the sky, [357].
  • of the soul, [782].
  • storied, richly dight, [250].
  • that exclude the light, [386].
• Windowed raggedness, [147].
• Windy
  • night a rainy morrow, [162].
  • side of the law, keep on the, [76].
• Wine,
  • a cup of hot, [103].
  • a new friend is as new, [837].
  • and I 'll not look for, [179].
  • and women dotages of human kind, [188].
  • and women, let us have, [557].
  • come come good, [152].
  • flown with insolence and, [224].
  • for thy stomach's sake, [848].
  • good, needs no bush, [72].
  • in toys in lusts or, [260].
  • invisible spirit of, [152].
  • is a good familiar creature, [152].
  • is a mocker, [827].
  • is the mirror of the heart, [696].
  • ivy-branch over the, [714].
  • like the best, [832].
  • look not thou upon the, [828].
  • of another, drink the, [764].
  • of life is drawn, [120].
  • of wits the wise beguile, [345].
  • old books old, [401].
  • old, to drink, [171].
  • old, wholesomest, [181].
  • our goblets gleam in, [678].
  • out-did the frolic, [203].
  • pernicious to mankind, [338].
  • sudden friendship springs from, [350].
  • sweet poison of misused, [243].
  • that maketh glad the heart, [823].
  • truth in, [719].
  • walnuts and the, [623].
  • women and, [811].
• Wines, purple as their, [332].
• Wine-press alone, trodden the, [834].
• Wing,
  • as a noiseless, [543].
  • bird on the, [680].
  • conquest's crimson, [383].
  • damp my intended, [238].
  • dropped from an angel's, [484].
  • human soul take, [552].
  • ne'er stoops to earth her, [523].
  • oblivion stretch her, [347].
  • quill from an angel's, [484].
• Wings,
  • add speed to thy, [229].
  • at heaven's gate she claps her, [32].
  • chickens under her, [841].
  • clip an angel's, [574].
  • flies with swallow's, [97].
  • flung rose from their, [238].
  • friendship is love without, [560].
  • girt with golden, [243].
  • golden hours on angel's, [450].
  • healing in his, [836].
  • in tears, dip their, [632].
  • lend your, [335].
  • lends corruption lighter, [322].
  • like a dove, oh that I had, [820].
  • love without his, [560].
  • of all the winds, [23].
  • of an ostrich, [590].
  • of borrowed wit, [200].
  • of night, falls from the, [614].
  • of silence, float upon the, [244].
  • of the morning, [824].
  • of the wind, fly upon the, [818].
  • of winds came flying, on, [327].
  • on wide-waving, [424].
  • riches make themselves, [828].
  • sailing on obscene, [501].
  • seem to walk on, [339].
  • shadow of thy, [818].
  • spreads his light, [333].
  • that which hath, [831].
• Winged
  • Cupid is painted blind, [57].
  • hours of bliss, [514].
  • sea-girt citadel, [541].
  • the shaft, [539].
• Wink, I have not slept one, [160].
• Winkie, wee Willie, [679].
• Winking Mary-buds, [159].
• Winning
  • wave, [201].
  • world worth the, [272].
• Winsome wee thing, [450].
• Winter
  • comes to rule, [356].
  • in his bounty, no, [159].
  • in thy year, no, [438].
  • is past, for lo the, [832].
  • lingering chills the lap of May, [394].
  • loves a dirge-like sound, [486].
  • my age is as a lusty, [67].
  • of our discontent, [95].
  • ruler of the inverted year, [420].
  • weeds outworn, her, [566].
  • when the dismal rain, [667].
  • wind, blow blow thou, [70].
• Winters more, ran he on ten, [276].
• Winter's
  • day, man's life like a, [263].
  • day, sunbeam in a, [358].
  • fury, withstood the, [671].
  • head, crown old, [259].
• Wintry world, in this, [524].
• Wipe
  • a bloody nose, [349].
  • my weeping eyes, [303].
• Wiped
  • away the weeds, [598].
  • our eyes of drops, [69].
  • with a little address, [416].
• Wisdom,
  • all men's, [861].
  • and wit are born with a man, [195].
  • and wit are little seen, [312].
  • apply our hearts unto, [822].
  • at one entrance, [230].
  • beyond the rules of physic, [167].
  • crieth without, [824].
  • earth sounds my, [344].
  • finds a way, [444].
  • from another's mishaps, [713].
  • in the scorn of consequence, [623].
  • is better than rubies, [825].
  • is humble, [422].
  • is justified of her children, [839].
  • is rare in youth and beauty, [343].
  • is the gray hair unto men, [836].
  • is the principal thing, [825].
  • is the result of human, [375].
  • lingers but knowledge comes, [626].
  • man of years, the man of, [309].
  • married to immortal verse, [481].
  • [[1147]]mounts her zenith, [433].
  • nearer when we stoop, [479].
  • never lies, [342].
  • not acquired by years, [700].
  • of many, wit of one, [861].
  • of our ancestors, [407].
  • overmatch for strength, [715].
  • point of, to be silent, [729].
  • price of, is above rubies, [817].
  • seems the part of, [420].
  • shall die with you, [816].
  • short saying contains much, [697].
  • spirit of, [833].
  • staple of all, [409].
  • the prime, [237].
  • therefore get, [825].
  • vain, all and false philosophy, [228].
  • wake, though, [231].
  • will not enter, there, [594].
  • with each studious year, [544].
  • with mirth, who mixed, [399].
  • world is governed with little, [195].
• Wisdom's
  • aid, friend of pleasure, [390].
  • gate, suspicion sleeps at, [231].
  • part, this is, [362].
  • school, saint in, [181].
  • self oft seeks solitude, [244].
• Wise
  • above that which is written, [845].
  • all that men held, [217].
  • amazed temperate and furious, [120].
  • among fools, to be, [721].
  • and masterly inactivity, [457].
  • and salutary neglect, [408].
  • as serpents, [839].
  • as the frogs, [352].
  • be lowly, [237].
  • be not worldly, [203].
  • beacon of the, [102].
  • coffee makes the politician, [326].
  • consider her ways and be, [825].
  • convey the, it call, [45].
  • defer not to be, [295].
  • do never live long, so, [97].
  • dreams, fly with thy, [342].
  • exceeding, fair spoken, [101].
  • excel, arts in which the, [279].
  • father knows his own child, [62].
  • follies of the, [365].
  • folly to be, [382].
  • fool doth think he is, [71].
  • for cure on exercise depend, [270].
  • good to be merry and, [9], [37], [450].
  • great men are not always, [817].
  • he bids fair to grow, [712].
  • healthy wealthy and, [360].
  • histories make men, [168].
  • how cautious are the, [345].
  • if you are wise, be, [701].
  • in his own conceit, [828].
  • in show, [252].
  • in their own craftiness, [816].
  • in your own conceits, [844].
  • is he that can himselven knowe, [4].
  • little, the best fools be, [177].
  • little too, [172].
  • made lowly, [475].
  • man is strong, [828].
  • man poor like a sacred book, [181].
  • man, silence an answer to a, [730].
  • man, to discover a, [765].
  • man's son, every, [75].
  • men avoid the faults of fools, [725].
  • men profit more by fools, [725].
  • men's counters, words are, [200].
  • no man is born, [790].
  • passiveness, in a, [466].
  • person and a fool, difference between, [702].
  • pound foolish penny, [186].
  • saws and modern instances, [69].
  • son maketh a glad father, [825].
  • so young never live long, so, [97].
  • spirits of the, sit in the clouds, [89].
  • swift is less than to be, [341].
  • teach a monarch to be, [387].
  • the only wretched are the, [287].
  • the reverend head, [303].
  • through time, [337].
  • to resolve patient to perform, [342].
  • to talk with our past hours, [307].
  • to-day, be, [306].
  • type of the, [485].
  • well to be merry and, [689].
  • what is it to be, [319].
  • wine can of their wits the, beguile, [345].
  • with speed be, [311].
  • words of the, [832].
• Wisely,
  • charming never so, [821].
  • one that loved not, [156].
  • whatever you do do, [802].
  • who reasons, [320].
  • worldly, be, [203].
• Wiser
  • and better grow, [670].
  • being good than bad, [650].
  • for his learning, no man is, [195].
  • in his own conceit, [828].
  • in their generation, [842].
  • second thoughts are ever, [699].
  • than a daw, no, [93].
  • than the children of light, [842].
• Wisest
  • brightest meanest of mankind, [319].
  • censure, mouths of, [152].
  • man who is not wise, [472].
  • may be perplexed, the, [408].
  • men not the greatest clerks, [3], [17].
  • men, relished by the, [389].
  • of men, Socrates the, [241].
  • to entrap the, [63].
  • virtuousest best, [238].
• Wish
  • and care, man whose, [334].
  • her stay, who saw to, [237].
  • his religion an anxious, [578].
  • not what we, [390].
  • was father to that thought, [90].
• Wishes,
  • all their country's, [389].
  • in idle, fools supinely stay, [444].
  • lengthen like our shadows, [309].
  • never learned to stray, their sober, [385].
  • soon as granted fly, whose, [488].
  • stilled, be my vain, [674].
• Wished
  • devoutly to be, [135].
  • she had not heard it, [150].
• Wishing,
  • content myself with, [376].
  • of all employments, [308].
• [[1148]]Wishings, good meanings and, [205].
• Wist, beware of had I, [9].
• Wit,
  • a man in, [335].
  • and gay rhetoric, [246].
  • among lords, [369].
  • and wisdom are little seen, [312].
  • and wisdom born with a man, [195].
  • brevity is the soul of, [133].
  • brightens, how the, [324].
  • cause that, is in other men, [88].
  • eloquence and poetry, [260].
  • enjoy your dear, [246].
  • fault of a penetrating, [796].
  • for so much room there is no, [222].
  • hast so much, [300].
  • her, was more than man, [270].
  • high as metaphysic, [210].
  • in a jest, whole, [196].
  • in the combat, whose, [519].
  • in the fountain of, [706].
  • in the very first line, [399].
  • invites you, his, [415].
  • is a feather, [319].
  • is out when age is in, [52].
  • men of, will condescend, [290].
  • miracle instead of, [311].
  • mouses, not worth a leke, [4].
  • much, but shy of using it, [209].
  • nature dressed is true, [323].
  • ne'er beware of my own, [67].
  • no room for, heads so little, [222].
  • of one, wisdom of many, [861].
  • one man's, all men's wisdom, [861].
  • piety nor, shall lure it back, [768].
  • plentiful lack of, [133].
  • put his whole, in a jest, [196].
  • shines at the expense of his memory, [800].
  • skirmish of, there 's a, [50].
  • so narrow human, [323].
  • sum of Shakespeare's, [600].
  • that can creep, [328].
  • the Scotch are void of, [389].
  • to mortify a, [329].
  • too fine a point to your, [792].
  • too proud for a, [399].
  • will come, and fancy, [336].
  • will shine, [270].
  • wine beguile the wise of, [345].
  • wings of borrowed, [200].
  • with dunces, [331].
• Wits,
  • dunce with, [331].
  • encounter of our, [96].
  • good, jump, [791].
  • great, jump, [378].
  • home-keeping youth have homely, [44].
  • lord among, [369].
  • so many heads so many, [10].
  • to madness near allied, [267].
  • write pen devise, [55].
• Wit's end, at their, [12], [823].
• Witch
  • hath power to charm, [127].
  • the world with noble horsemanship, [86].
• Witches steal young children, [187].
• Witchcraft,
  • hell of, [163].
  • this only is the, I have used, [151].
• Witchery of the soft blue sky, [468].
• Witching time of night, [139].
• Witchingly instil a sweetness, [357].
• With thee, there 's no living, [300].
• Wither,
  • his leaf also shall not, [818].
  • her, age cannot, [157].
• Withered
  • and shaken, [584].
  • and so wild in their attire, [116].
  • in their pride, [643].
  • is the garland of the war, [159].
  • when true hearts lie, [521].
• Withering
  • fled, hope, [551].
  • on the ground, [338].
  • on the stalk, maidens, [477].
  • on the virgin thorn, [57].
• Withers
  • are unwrung, our, [138].
  • at another's joy, [355].
• Within,
  • I have that, which passeth show, [127].
  • is good and fair, [503].
  • it hardens a, [448].
  • one of her, [297].
  • that awful volume lies, [494].
  • that 's innocent, [329].
  • they that are, would fain go out, [176].
• Without
  • or this or that, [322].
  • thee I cannot live, [569].
  • Thee we are poor, [421].
  • they that are, would fain go in, [176].
• Witnesses, cloud of, [848].
• Witty
  • in myself, I am not only, [88].
  • it shall be not long, [353].
  • to talk with, [256].
  • words though ne'er so, [25].
• Wives
  • are young men's mistresses, [165].
  • men with mothers and, [585].
  • strawberry, [171].
• Wiving and hanging go by destiny, [63].
• Wizards that peep and mutter, [833].
• Woe,
  • aged in this world of, [542].
  • Altama murmurs to their, [398].
  • amid severest, [381].
  • awaits a country, [489].
  • being not unacquainted with, [185].
  • bowed down by weight of, [561].
  • by some degree of, [377].
  • checkered paths of joy and, [362].
  • day of, the watchful night, [508].
  • deepest notes of, [452].
  • doth tread upon another's heel, [143].
  • every, a tear can claim, [548].
  • fig for care fig for, [9].
  • gave signs of, [239].
  • heritage of, [551].
  • is me to have seen what I have, [136].
  • Jove gave us, [339].
  • life protracted is protracted, [365].
  • luxury of, [518].
  • man of, not always a, [487].
  • melt at others', [335], [346].
  • mockery of, the, [335].
  • not always a man of, [487].
  • of years, knelled the, [646].
  • pilot of my proper, [552].
  • ponderous, though a, [289].
  • raging impotence of, [341].
  • rearward of a conquered, [162].
  • sabler tints of, [386].
  • silence in love bewrays more, [25].
  • [[1149]]sleep the friend of, [508].
  • smiles of joy the tears of, [524].
  • source of my bliss and, [398].
  • succeeds a woe, [202].
  • teach me to feel another's, [334].
  • that ever felt another's, [340].
  • touch of joy or, [389].
  • trappings and suits of, [127].
  • truth denies all eloquence to, [551].
• Woes
  • cluster, [308].
  • from woman rose, what mighty, [345].
  • historian of my country's, [342].
  • new wail with old, [161].
  • rare are solitary, [308].
  • shall serve for sweet discourses, [108].
  • starry Galileo with his, [545].
  • tear that flows for others', [424].
  • unnumbered, [336].
• Woe-begone, so dead in look so, [88].
• Wold not when he might, [405].
• Wolf
  • dwell with the lamb, [833].
  • from the door, [8].
  • howling of the, [38].
  • on the fold, like the, [551].
• Wolves, silence ye, [331].
• Woman
  • a contradiction at best, [322].
  • among all those, not found a, [830].
  • and may be wooed, she 's a, [104].
  • believe a, or an epitaph, [539].
  • brawling, in a wide house, [827].
  • contentious, [829].
  • could play the, with mine eyes, [124].
  • dare, what will not gentle, [507].
  • destructive damnable deceitful, [280].
  • died, the saint sustained it the, [335].
  • excellent thing in, [149].
  • for thy more sweet understanding a, [54].
  • frailty thy name is, [128].
  • fury of a disappointed, [296].
  • good name in man and, [153].
  • hath nine lives like a cat, [16].
  • hell contains no fouler fiend than, [345].
  • how divine a thing, may be made, [475].
  • I hate a dumpy, [556].
  • in her first passion, [557].
  • in our hours of ease, [490].
  • in this humour wooed, [96].
  • in this humour won, [96].
  • in unwomanly rags, [585].
  • is at heart a rake, [321].
  • is fair, die because a, [199].
  • is woman's natural ally, [698].
  • laborin' man and laborin', [658].
  • laid old Troy in ashes, [280].
  • lays his hand upon a, [463].
  • light of a dark eye in, [544].
  • like a dewdrop, [644].
  • lost Mark Antony the world, [280].
  • lovely woman, O, [280].
  • loves her lover, [557].
  • man delights not me no nor, [134].
  • man that is born of, [817].
  • mist is dispelled by, [348].
  • moved is like a fountain troubled, [73].
  • nature made thee to temper man, [280].
  • O woman, perfect, [183].
  • of her word, honest, [63].
  • one hair of a, [191].
  • one that was a, [143].
  • perfect, nobly planned, [475].
  • perfected, earth's noblest thing, [656].
  • poor Ione, [89].
  • preaching, [371].
  • scorned, no fury like a, [294].
  • she is a, [93], [104].
  • should be good for everything at home, [699].
  • smiled, till, [513].
  • still be a, to you, [305].
  • still gentler sister, [448].
  • stoops to folly, when lovely, [403].
  • stranger thing is, [559].
  • such duty, oweth to her husband, [73].
  • supper with such a, [561].
  • take an elder, let the, [75].
  • take some savage, [626].
  • that deliberates is lost, [298].
  • that seduces all mankind, [348].
  • therefore may be won, [104].
  • therefore may be wooed, [104].
  • therefore to be won, [93].
  • thou large-brain'd, [621].
  • trusted a secret to a, [725].
  • what mighty ills done by, [280].
  • what mighty woes from, [345].
  • widow, [815].
  • will or won't depend on 't, [313].
• Woman's
  • breast his favourite seat, [482].
  • counsel, a virtuous, [36].
  • eye, black is a pearl in a, [35].
  • eye, such beauty as a, [55].
  • eyes, light that lies in, [522].
  • faith and woman's trust, [494].
  • heart, the way to hit a, [597].
  • looks, my only books were, [522].
  • love, brief my lord as, [138].
  • love, paths to a, [198].
  • mood, fantastic as a, [492].
  • nay stands for naught, [163].
  • praise, sweeter sound of, [593].
  • reason, no other but a, [44].
  • whole existence, love is, [556].
  • will, current of a, [670].
  • will, torrent of a, [313].
  • work is never done, [688].
• Woman-country! wooed not wed, [647].
• Womanhood and childhood, [614].
• Womankind,
  • best of, [346].
  • faith in, [630].
• Womb
  • of morning dew, [28].
  • of nature, wild abyss the, [229].
  • of pia mater, in the, [55].
  • of the morning, [823], [851].
  • of uncreated night, [227].
• Women,
  • alas the love of, [557].
  • and brave men, [542].
  • and song, wine, [811].
  • bevy of fair, [240].
  • England is a paradise for, [192].
  • faded for ages, [648].
  • find few real friends, [377].
  • framed to make, false, [151].
  • have no character, most, [321].
  • hear these tell-tale, [97].
  • in their first passion, [796].
  • [[1150]]Italy is a hell for, [192].
  • lamps shone o'er fair, [542].
  • men and, merely players, [69].
  • must weep, [664].
  • pardoned all except her face, [559].
  • passing the love of, [815].
  • pleasing punishment of, [50].
  • seven, take hold of one man, [833].
  • sweet is revenge to, [556].
  • wear the breeches, [186].
  • went astray, if weak, [287].
  • when Achilles hid himself among, [219].
  • wine and, [188], [557].
  • wish to be who love their lords, [392].
  • won't, when you will, [703].
  • words are, deeds are men, [206].
• Women's
  • eyes, from, [56].
  • weapons water-drops, [146].
• Won,
  • grace that, [237].
  • nor lost, neither, [672].
  • not unsought be, [237].
  • she is a woman therefore to be, [93].
  • showed how fields were, [396].
  • though baffled oft is ever, [548].
  • was ever woman in this humour, [96].
  • when the battle 's lost and, [145].
• Wonder,
  • all mankind's, [279].
  • grew, still the, [397].
  • how the devil they got there, [327].
  • last but nine deies, [6].
  • nine days', [616].
  • of an hour, [541].
  • of Juliet's hand, white, [108].
  • of our stage, the, [179].
  • what I was begun for, [689].
  • where you stole 'em, [290].
  • without our special, [122].
• Wonders,
  • hair on end at his own, [420].
  • that I yet have heard, [112].
  • to perform, his, [423].
• Wonderful
  • is death, how, [567].
  • most wonderful, [70].
  • their unanimity is, [441].
  • thy love to me was, [815].
  • yet again, [70].
• Wonderfully and fearfully made, [824].
• Wondering for his bread, [420].
• Wondrous
  • excellence, [163].
  • kind, makes one, [387].
  • pitiful, 't was, [150].
  • strange, this is, [133].
  • strong yet lovely in your strength, [544].
  • sweet and fair, so, [220].
• Won't, if she, she won't, [313].
• Wonted fires, e'en in our ashes, [385].
• Woo
  • her, and that would, [151].
  • her as the lion wooes his brides, [392].
  • men are April when they, [71].
• Wood,
  • born in a, [202].
  • deep and gloomy, [467].
  • drudgery at the desk's dead, [509].
  • land to plant a, [289].
  • not stones nor, make a state, [437].
  • old, burns brightest, [181].
  • one impulse from a vernal, [466].
  • sighs to find them in the, [573].
  • till Birnam, do come, [125].
  • till Birnam, remove, [124].
  • to burn, old, [171].
  • what, a cudgel 's by the blow, [213].
• Woods
  • against a stormy sky, [569].
  • and pastures new, fresh, [248].
  • are full of them, [860].
  • Greta, are green, [492].
  • have eares, [17].
  • or steepy mountains, [40].
  • pleasure in the pathless, [547].
  • senators of mighty, [575].
  • stoic of the, [516].
  • to the sleeping, singeth, [499].
  • wailing winds and naked, [573].
  • when wild in, [275].
  • whispered it to the, [238].
• Woodbine,
  • luscious, [58].
  • well-attired, [248].
• Woodcocks, springes to catch, [130].
• Wooden
  • shoes, round-heads and, [300].
  • walls of England, [861].
• Woodman
  • spare that tree, [595].
  • spare the beechen tree, [516].
• Woodman's axe lies free, [570].
• Wood-notes wild, native, [249].
• Wood-pigeons breed, where the, [380].
• Wooed,
  • beautiful therefore to be, [93].
  • in haste to wed at leisure, [72].
  • woman therefore may be, [104].
  • woman in this humour, [96].
  • would be, not unsought be won, [237].
• Wooer, was a thriving, [295].
• Woof,
  • spun out of Iris', [243].
  • weave the warp weave the, [383].
• Wooing
  • in my boys, I 'll go, [406].
  • the caress, [555].
• Wooingly, heaven's breath smells, [117].
• Wool,
  • all cry and no, [211].
  • go for, come home shorn, [791].
  • moche crye and no, [7].
  • of bat and tongue of dog, [123].
  • tease the huswife's, [246].
• Wool-gathering,
  • thoughts ran a, [792].
  • wits from, [173].
• Woollen, odious in, [321].
• Word,
  • accoutred as I was upon the, [110].
  • Alone, knells in that, [606].
  • Alone, that worn out, [606].
  • and a blow, [107], [277].
  • and measured phrase, [470].
  • answer me in one, [70].
  • as fail, no such, [606].
  • as good as his bond, [790].
  • at random spoken, [492].
  • changed for a worse one, [343].
  • character dead at every, [442].
  • choleric, in the captain, [48].
  • damned use that, in hell, [108].
  • dropped a tear upon the, [379].
  • everich, he most reherse, [2].
  • every whispered, [551].
  • farewell a, that must be, [548].
  • farewell that fatal, [551].
  • fitly spoken, [828].
  • flirtation that significant, [353].
  • for teaching me that, [65].
  • God in his works and, [304].
  • He was the, that spake it, [177].
  • honest woman of her, [63].
  • [[1151]]honour, what is that, [87].
  • in season spoken, [611].
  • it was bilbow, the, [351].
  • light dies before thy uncreating, [332].
  • never break thy, [750].
  • never wanted a good, [400].
  • no man relies on, [279].
  • of Cæsar might have stood, [113].
  • of onset gave, [474].
  • of promise to our ear, [126].
  • of righteousness, [848].
  • once familiar, [581].
  • reputation dies at every, [326].
  • so idly spoken, [606].
  • spoken in due season, [826].
  • suit the action to the, [137].
  • sweet in every whispered, [551].
  • tears wash out a, [768].
  • that must be, [548].
  • think not thy, alone is right, [692].
  • to scorn, laughed his, [415].
  • to the action, suit the, [137].
  • to throw at a dog, [66].
  • too large, tempted her with, [52].
  • torture one poor, [270].
  • voice like a prophet's, [562].
  • wash out a, of it, [768].
  • whose lightest, [131].
  • with her sharp is the, [294].
  • with this learned Theban, [147].
• Words
  • all ears took captive, whose, [74].
  • all the power of, [330].
  • and actions, from all her, [238].
  • apt and gracious, delivers in, [55].
  • are but empty thanks, [296].
  • are faint, all, [437].
  • are like leaves, [323].
  • are men's daughters, [368].
  • are no deeds, [98].
  • are the daughters of earth, [368].
  • are the physician of a mind diseased, [695].
  • are things, [558].
  • are wise men's counters, [200].
  • are women deeds are men, [206].
  • as in fashions, in, [324].
  • at random flung, [437].
  • be few, let thy, [830].
  • be not confused in, [755].
  • bethumped with, [78].
  • brave Raleigh spoke, [330].
  • charm agony with, [53].
  • congealed by cold, [738].
  • darkeneth counsel by, [817].
  • deceiving, in, [251].
  • deeds not, [185].
  • Emerson whose rich, [658].
  • fair, never hurt the tongue, [38].
  • familiar as household, [92].
  • finden, newe, [2].
  • fine, wonder where you stole 'em, [290].
  • flows in fit, [268].
  • fly up, my, [140].
  • forcible are right, [816].
  • give sorrow, [124].
  • have suffered corruption, [174].
  • he multiplieth, [817].
  • I understand a fury in your, [155].
  • immodest, admit of no defence, [278].
  • in their best order, [505].
  • intellectual power through, [480].
  • joys of sense lie in three, [319].
  • like airy servitors, [253].
  • long-tailed, in osity, [462].
  • men of few, are the best men, [91].
  • move slow, the, [324].
  • multitude of, [758].
  • Narcissa's last, [321].
  • no, can paint, [437].
  • no, suffice the secret soul, [551].
  • of all sad, of tongue or pen, [619].
  • of learned length, [397].
  • of love then spoken, [523].
  • of Marmion, the last, [490].
  • of Mercury are harsh, [57].
  • of the wise as goads, [832].
  • of truth and soberness, [843].
  • repeats his, [79].
  • report thy, how he may, [242].
  • rhapsody of, [140].
  • smell of the apron, [732].
  • smelt of the lamp, [728].
  • smoother than butter, [821].
  • sounding on through, [465].
  • spareth his, [827].
  • sweet as honey, [337].
  • ten low, in one dull line, [324].
  • that Bacon or Raleigh spoke, [330].
  • that burn, [382].
  • that have been so nimble, [196].
  • that weep and tears that speak, [262].
  • the unpleasantest, [64].
  • the shadows of actions, [729].
  • things not made for, [759].
  • thou hast spoken, [682].
  • though ne'er so witty, [25].
  • to give fair, [12].
  • to them, wut 's, [660].
  • two narrow, hic jacet, [27].
  • two, to that bargain, [294].
  • unpack my heart with, [135].
  • weighty sense flows in fit, [268].
  • were few, looks were fond, [537].
  • were now written, that my, [817].
  • with heavenly, [36].
  • with these dark, [479].
  • without knowledge, [817].
  • without thoughts, [140].
  • words words, [133].
  • worst of thoughts the worst of, [153].
  • writ in waters, [37].
• Wordsworth's healing power, [665].
• Wordy, be not, [750].
• Wore a wreath of roses, [581].
• Work
  • and tools, there is always, [656].
  • books or, or healthful play, [302].
  • born with him, man's, [656].
  • creature 's at his dirty, again, [327].
  • for man to mend, [270].
  • goes bravely on, the, [295].
  • huddle up their, [419].
  • is done, the reaper's, [570].
  • made manifest, [845].
  • man goeth forth unto his, [823].
  • many hands make light, [17].
  • [[1152]]men must, [664].
  • nature's noblest, [446].
  • night cometh when no man can, [843].
  • noblest, she classes O, [446].
  • of a moment, [785].
  • of God, the noblest, [319].
  • of our hands, [822].
  • of polished idleness, [457].
  • of their own hearts, [566].
  • rising to a man's, [753].
  • together for good, [844].
  • to sport as tedious as to, [83].
  • under our labour grows, [238].
  • what a piece of, is a man, [134].
  • who first invented, [509].
  • woman's, is never done, [688].
  • workman known by the, [797].
• Works
  • done least rapidly, [647].
  • each natural agent, [36].
  • follows God in his, [304].
  • full of good, [843].
  • in, subdued to what it, [163].
  • most authors steal their, [325].
  • nature sighing through all hell, [239].
  • of nature, ford of all, [30].
  • rich in good, [848].
  • son of his own, [785].
  • these are thy glorious, [235].
  • universal, blank of nature's, [230].
• Workers, men the, [626].
• Working
  • our salvation, tools of, [215].
  • out a pure intent, [482].
  • out its way, fiery soul, [267].
• Workings, hum of mighty, [576].
• Working-day world, full of briers, [66].
• Workman
  • known by the work, [797].
  • not to be ashamed, [848].
• World,
  • all corners of the, [160].
  • all is right with the, [644].
  • all the beauty of the, [262].
  • all the uses of this, [128].
  • along its path advances, [523].
  • always morn somewhere in the, [604].
  • an idler too, busy, [420].
  • and his wife, all the, [293].
  • and its dread laugh, [356].
  • and worldlings base, [90].
  • another and a better, [805].
  • applaud the hollow ghost, [665].
  • as good be out of the, [296].
  • assassination has never changed the history of the, [607].
  • bade the, farewell, [513].
  • balance of the old, [464].
  • banish all the, [85].
  • bank-note, [563].
  • before the whole, [798].
  • bestride the narrow, [110].
  • better, than this, [66].
  • blows and buffets of the, [121].
  • books a substantial, [477].
  • borrow the name of the, [166].
  • breathers of this, [162].
  • breathes out contagion to this, [139].
  • brought death into the, [223].
  • but as a stage, [784].
  • called the new, into existence, [464].
  • calls idle, whom the, [420].
  • came up stairs into the, [294].
  • can give, not a joy the, [553].
  • can never fill, void the, [422].
  • cankers of a calm, [86].
  • cast out of the, and despised, [27].
  • children of this, [842].
  • citizen of the, [605], [739], [764].
  • commandress of the, [35].
  • creation's heir the, [394].
  • daffed the, aside, [86].
  • dissolves, when all the, [41].
  • doth but two nations bear, [263].
  • dreams books are each a, [477].
  • drowsy syrups of the, [154].
  • enchants the, [356].
  • envy of the, [408].
  • ere the, be past, [396].
  • falls when Rome falls, [546].
  • far from ours, some, [567].
  • fashion of this, passeth away, [845].
  • fever of the, [467].
  • for all the, he was, [90].
  • flesh and the devil, [850].
  • foremost man of all this, [114].
  • forgetting by the world forgot, [333].
  • four corners of the, [781].
  • gain the whole, [840].
  • gifts of the, [66].
  • girdle round about the, [36].
  • give the, the lie, [25].
  • goes, honest as this, [133].
  • goes up the world goes down, [664].
  • goes with no eyes, [148].
  • good bye proud, [598].
  • good deed in a naughty, [66].
  • grew pale, name at which the, [365].
  • had wanted many an idle song, [326].
  • half-brother of the, America, [654].
  • half of the, knoweth not how the other half liveth, [771].
  • harmoniously confused, [333].
  • harmony of the, [31].
  • has nothing to bestow, [362].
  • hath flattered all the, [26].
  • he gave his honours to the, [100].
  • he pleases all the, [800].
  • he that knows not the, [755].
  • he was for all the, [90].
  • him who bore the, [483].
  • his arm he flung against the, [642].
  • how little wisdom governs the, [195].
  • how this, goes with no eyes, [148].
  • I have not loved the, [544].
  • I hold the, but as the world, [60].
  • I never have sought the, [374].
  • if all the, were young, [68].
  • if God hath made this, so fair, [497].
  • impossible to please all the, [797].
  • in arms, against a, [593].
  • in arms, come the, [80].
  • in charity with the, [292].
  • in love with night, [107].
  • in that new, [627].
  • in the morning of the, [644].
  • in the universal, [93].
  • in this canting, [378].
  • in this wintry, [524].
  • in vain had tried, [526].
  • [[1153]]in which I moved alone, [564].
  • inhabit this bleak, alone, [521].
  • into this breathing, [95].
  • is a bubble, [170].
  • is a comedy, [389].
  • is a stage, all the, [69], [173], [780].
  • is a strange affair, [797].
  • is a theatre the earth a stage, [194].
  • is a tragedy to those who feel, [389].
  • is a wheel, the, [610].
  • is all a fleeting show, this, [524].
  • is ancient, when the, [169].
  • is given to lying, how this, [88].
  • is good and the people are good, [673].
  • is grown so bad, [96].
  • is mine oyster, [45].
  • is not thy friend, [108].
  • is too much with us, [476].
  • is wide enough for both, [378].
  • its veterans rewards, [321].
  • jest and riddle of the, [317].
  • knows me in my book, [778].
  • knows nothing of its greatest men, [594].
  • knows only two, [178].
  • light of the, ye are the, [838].
  • lights of the, [414].
  • little foolery governs the, [195].
  • little of this great, can I speak, [150].
  • look round the habitable, [274].
  • man is one, and hath another, [205].
  • man of letters amongst men of the, [591].
  • man of the, amongst men of letters, [591].
  • man's ingress into the, [439].
  • must be peopled, [51].
  • my country is the, [605].
  • naked through the, [155].
  • natural and political, [409].
  • ne'er saw, monster the, [279].
  • no copy, leave the, [74].
  • nourish all the, [56].
  • now a bubble burst and now a, [315].
  • of death, back to a, [500].
  • of folke, [6].
  • of happy days, to buy a, [96].
  • of one religion, the, [604].
  • of pleurisy and people, curest the, [199].
  • of sighs, for my pains a, [150].
  • of vile ill-favoured faults, [46].
  • of waters, the rising, [230].
  • of woe, aged in this, [542].
  • one custom corrupt the, [629].
  • our country is the, [605].
  • out of fashion out of the, [296].
  • peace to be found in the, [518].
  • pendant hanging in a golden chain, [230].
  • pomp and glory of this, [99].
  • prevailed and its dread laugh, [356].
  • proclaim, to all the sensual, [493].
  • puritans gave action to the, [641].
  • queen of the, [674].
  • quiet limit of the, [625].
  • rack of this tough, [149].
  • reckless what I do to spite the, [121].
  • rewards its votaries, [802].
  • round about the pendent, [48].
  • rub, let the, [786].
  • secrets of the nether, [749].
  • secure amidst a falling, [300].
  • service of the antique, [67].
  • shall mourn her, all the, [101].
  • she followed him through all the, [627].
  • shot heard round the, [599].
  • sink, let the, [205].
  • slide, let the, [9], [72], [198].
  • slumbering, o'er a, [306].
  • smooth its way through the, [353].
  • snug farm of the, [507].
  • so fair, God hath made this, [497].
  • so runs the, away, [138].
  • solitary monk who shook the, [610].
  • soul of this, [742].
  • spin forever, let the great, [626].
  • stand up and say to all the, [115].
  • start of the majestic, [110].
  • statue that enchants the, [356].
  • steal from the, [334].
  • stood against the, [113].
  • syllables govern the, [196].
  • ten hours to the, [438].
  • that few is all the, [39].
  • that nourish all the, [56].
  • the fever of the, [467].
  • the flesh and the devil, [850].
  • the lie, give the, [25].
  • the whole, kin, [102].
  • there is not in the wide, [520].
  • this great roundabout, [424].
  • this little, [81].
  • this pendent, [230].
  • this unintelligible, [467].
  • three corners of the, [80].
  • tired of wandering o'er the, [594].
  • to curtain her sleeping, [568].
  • to darkness, leaves the, [384].
  • to give the, assurance, [140].
  • to hide virtues in, [74].
  • to live in, very good, [279].
  • to peep at such a, [420].
  • to see, a, [33].
  • too glad and free, [589].
  • too much respect upon the, [59].
  • too noble for the, [103].
  • too open for the, [655].
  • too wide for his shrunk shank, [69].
  • truth throughout the, [483].
  • two nations bear, the, [263].
  • uncertain comes and goes, [602].
  • unheard by the, [524].
  • unknown, into a, [616].
  • upon the rack of this tough, [149].
  • up stairs into the, I came, [294].
  • uses of this, all the, [128].
  • vanity of this wicked, [850].
  • virtue passes current over the, [699].
  • visitations daze the, [594].
  • wag, let the, [11].
  • wags, how the, [68].
  • was all before them, [240].
  • was guilty of a ballad, [54].
  • was heard the, around, [251].
  • was not to seek me, [374].
  • was not worthy, of whom the, [848].
  • [[1154]]was sad till woman smiled, [513].
  • was worthy such men, [620].
  • were young, if all the, [25].
  • what I may appear to the, [278].
  • when all the, dissolves, [41].
  • where is any author in the, [55].
  • who lost Mark Antony the, [280].
  • who would inhabit alone this bleak, [521].
  • wide enough for thee and me, [378].
  • will come round to him, [601].
  • will disagree in faith and hope, [318].
  • witch the, with noble horsemanship, [86].
  • with all its motley rout, [424].
  • without a sun, [513].
  • working-day, full of briers, [66].
  • worship of the, but no repose, [565].
  • worst, that ever was known, [279].
  • worth the winning, [272].
• Worlds,
  • allured to brighter, [396].
  • best of all possible, [801].
  • exhausted, imagined new, [366].
  • in the yet unformed occident, [39].
  • not realized, in, [478].
  • should conquer twenty, [181].
  • so many, so much to do, [633].
  • wandering between two, [665].
  • whose course is equable, [482].
  • wrecks of matter and crush of, [299].
• World's
  • altar-stairs, [632].
  • creation, most ancient since the, [169].
  • dread laugh, [356].
  • great age begins anew, [566].
  • great men, the, [638].
  • law, nor the, [108].
  • new fashion planted, [54].
  • Shakespeare is not our poet but the, [511].
  • tired denizen, the, [541].
• Worldlings
  • do, testament as, [67].
  • world and, [90].
• Worldly
  • ends, thus neglecting, [42].
  • goods, with all my, [851].
  • life, the weariest, [49].
  • wise, be not, [203].
• World-wide fluctuation, [634].
• Worm,
  • bit with an envious, [104].
  • darkness and the, [308].
  • dieth not, where their, [841].
  • in the bud, concealment like a, [75].
  • is in the bud of youth, [423].
  • man cannot make a, [776].
  • needlessly sets foot upon a, [422].
  • no god dare wrong a, [600].
  • that hath eat of a king, [141].
  • the canker and the grief, [555].
  • the smallest, will turn, [95].
• Worms
  • and epitaphs, let 's talk of, [81].
  • devils at, [770].
  • have eaten men, [71].
  • of Nile, outvenoms all the, [160].
• Worn out with eating time, [276].
• Worn-out
  • word Alone, [606].
  • plan, man made on a, [660].
• Worse,
  • make the, appear the better reason, [226], [759].
  • deed, better day the, [282].
  • for better for, [850].
  • for the excuse, [80].
  • for the wearing, [16].
  • for wear, not much the, [417].
  • further and fared, [17].
  • greater feeling to the, [81].
  • one word changed for a, [343].
  • pray God they change for, [25].
  • remains behind, [141].
  • than a crime, it is, [805].
  • than a man, little, [61].
  • that which makes man no, [751].
  • truth put to the, [255].
• Worship
  • God he says, [447].
  • of the great of old, silent, [554].
  • of the world, they have the, [565].
  • stated calls to, [369].
  • still to the star of its, [524].
  • the gods of the place, [193].
  • to the garish sun, pay no, [107].
  • too divine to love too fair to, [564].
• Worshipped
  • stocks and stones, [252].
  • sun, hour before the, [104].
  • the rising than the setting sun, [726].
• Worshipper, nature mourns her, [488].
• Worst,
  • bottom of the, [102].
  • comes to the worst, [172], [785].
  • inn's worst room, [322].
  • of slaves, corrupted freemen, [387].
  • of thoughts the worst of words, [153].
  • speak something good, the, [205].
  • that man can feel, [341].
  • things present seem, [89].
  • this is the, [148].
  • to-morrow do thy, [273].
  • treason has done his, [121].
  • what began best can't end, [650].
  • world that ever was known, [279].
• Worst-humored muse, [400].
• Worst-natured muse, [279].
• Worth
  • a thousand men, [492].
  • a whole eternity, [298].
  • by poverty depressed, [366].
  • conscience of her, [237].
  • doing well, [352].
  • in anything, what is, [213].
  • makes the man, [319].
  • man is, as he esteems himself, [771].
  • of everything, [713].
  • promise of celestial, [311].
  • sad relic of departed, [541].
  • slow rises, [366].
  • stones of, like, [162].
  • takes away half his, [346].
  • the candle, not, [206].
  • the search, not, [60].
  • the winning, [272].
  • this coil that 's made for me, [78].
  • two of that, I know a trick, [84].
  • what we have we prize not to the, [53].
• Worthier, would it were, [548].
• Worthily, life spent, [443].
• Worthless pomp of homage, [571].
• Worthy
  • of all acceptation, [284].
  • of their steel, [491].
  • of your love, [471].
  • world was not, of whom the, [848].
• Wot,
  • as by lot God, [404].
  • [[1155]]not what they are, [54].
• Would
  • and we would not, [49].
  • he shall have nay when he, [9].
  • I, fain, but I dare not, [25].
  • I had met my dearest foe, [128].
  • I were a boy again, [679].
  • I were dead now, [584].
  • it were bedtime, [87].
  • letting I dare not wait upon I, [118].
  • not if I could be gay, [456].
  • not live alway, I, [678].
  • not when he might, [405].
  • should do when we, [142].
  • that I were low laid in my grave, [78].
  • to be as be we, [38].
• Wouldst
  • highly, what thou, [117].
  • not play false, [117].
  • thou holily, that, [117].
  • wrongly win, [117].
• Wound,
  • earth felt the, [239].
  • felt a stain like a, [410].
  • grief of a, take away the, [87].
  • her very shoe has power to, [378].
  • of Cæsar, tongue in every, [114].
  • purple with love's, [58].
  • that never felt a, [105].
  • tongue in every, [114].
  • us, no tongue to, [522].
  • willing to, [327].
  • with a touch, [350].
• Wounds,
  • bind up my, [97].
  • of a friend, faithful are the, [829].
  • wept o'er his, [396].
• Wounded
  • hearts, here bring your, [524].
  • in the house of my friends, [836].
  • snake, like a, [324].
  • spirit who can bear, [827].
  • the spirit that loved thee, [682].
• Wrack, blow wind come, [126].
• Wranglers, imprisoned, [420].
• Wrangling lawyers, our, [186].
• Wraps
  • the present hour, [380].
  • their clay, turf that, [390].
• Wrath,
  • Achilles', [336].
  • allay, no twilight dews his, [493].
  • be slow to, [849].
  • infinite, and infinite despair, [231].
  • measure of my, not within the, [44].
  • nursing her, [451].
  • of heaven, [464].
  • soft answer turneth away, [826].
  • sun go down upon your, [847].
• Wreath of roses, she wore a, [581].
• Wreaths,
  • bound with victorious, [95].
  • that endure affliction's heaviest shower, [482].
• Wreathed
  • horn, Triton with his, [477].
  • smiles, becks and, [248].
• Wreck
  • of power, lay down the, [571].
  • way out of his, [100].
• Wrecks,
  • I saw a thousand fearful, [96].
  • of matter, [299].
• Wrecked, greatest men oftest, [240].
• Wrens make prey, [96].
• Wrestle with, virtue has difficulties to, [775].
• Wrestles with us, he that, [411].
• Wrestled with him, [208].
• Wrestling, more like, than dancing, [754].
• Wretch
  • concentred all in self, [488].
  • condemned with life to part, [398].
  • excellent, [153].
  • hollow-eyed sharp-looking, [50].
  • in order, to haud the, [448].
  • leaves the, to weep, [402].
  • on hope relies, the, [398].
  • thou slave thou coward, [79].
  • to live like a, [188].
  • tremble thou, [147].
• Wretches
  • feel, feel what, [147].
  • hang that jurymen may dine, [326].
  • poor naked, [147].
  • such as I, weary road to, [448].
• Wretched
  • are the wise, the only, [287].
  • soul bruised with adversity, [50].
  • souls of those that lived, [769].
  • to relieve the, was his pride, [396].
  • un-idea'd girls, [369].
• Wring
  • his bosom, [403].
  • under the load of sorrow, [53].
  • your heart, let me, [140].
• Wrinkle, time writes no, [547].
• Wrinkles won't flatter, [559].
• Wrinkled
  • care derides, [248].
  • front of war, [95].
• Writ
  • by God's own hand, [310].
  • in choice Italian, [138].
  • in remembrance, [81].
  • in sour misfortune's book, [108].
  • in water, deeds, [197].
  • in water, whose name was, [577].
  • in water, words, [37].
  • proofs of holy, [154].
  • stolen out of holy, [96].
  • what is, is writ, [548].
  • within the leaf of pity, [109].
  • your annals true, [103].
• Write
  • a verse or two, [204].
  • about it goddess, [332].
  • and cipher too, [397].
  • and read comes by nature, to, [51].
  • as funny as I can, [636].
  • at any time, a man may, [371].
  • fair, hold it baseness to, [145].
  • finely upon a broomstick, [294].
  • force them to, [211].
  • in rhyme, those that, [213].
  • in water, their virtues we, [100].
  • it before them in a table, [834].
  • look in thy heart and, [34].
  • me down an ass, [53].
  • nothing to, about, [748].
  • pen devise wit, [55].
  • the characters in dust, [494].
  • the vision and make it plain, [836].
  • though an angel should, [520].
  • well hereafter, hope to, [253].
  • with a goose pen, [76].
  • with ease, you, [443].
• Writes, the moving finger, [768].
• Writer,
  • one, excels at a plan, [403].
  • pen of a ready, [820].
• Writers against religion, [407].
• Writing,
  • easy, is curst hard reading, [443].
  • maketh an exact man, [168].
  • scarcely any style of, [367].
  • [[1156]]true ease in, [324].
  • well, nature's masterpiece is, [279].
• Written
  • a book, that mine adversary, [817].
  • out of reputation by himself, [284].
  • that my words were now, [817].
  • to after times, [253].
  • troubles of the brain, [125].
  • wise above that which is, [845].
  • with a pen of iron, [835].
• Wrong,
  • always in the, [268].
  • cradled into poetry by, [566].
  • day of, I have seen the, [56].
  • dread of all who, [619].
  • forever on the throne, [657].
  • great right of an excessive, [650].
  • him who treasures up a, [555].
  • his argument, [399].
  • his can't be, whose life is right, [318].
  • in some nice tenets might be, [260].
  • multitude is always in the, [278].
  • one, but one idea and that a, [371], [609].
  • oppressor's, [135].
  • our country right or, [675].
  • pursue yet condemn the, [295].
  • side of thirty, [292].
  • sow by the ear, [19], [785].
  • that does no harm, [500].
  • they may gang a kennin', [448].
  • they ne'er pardon who have done the, [275].
  • to dally with, [500].
  • vengeance waits on, [344].
  • we are both in the, [348].
• Wrongs
  • in marble, some write their, [314].
  • of base mankind, [345].
  • of night, [203].
  • unredressed, [480].
• Wrongdoer has left something undone, [755].
• Wronged orphans' tears, [194].
• Wrongly win, wouldst, [117].
• Wrote
  • with ease, gentlemen who, [329].
  • like an angel, [388].
  • reading what they never, [419].
  • them in the dust, [314].
• Wroth with one we love, [500].
• Wrought
  • and afterwards he taught, [2].
  • brain too finely, [413].
  • by want of thought, [584].
  • in a sad sincerity, [598].
• Wry-necked fife, squeaking of the, [62].
• Wut 's words to them, [660].

• Xanadu, Kubla Khan in, [500].
• Xarifa, rise up, [677].
• Xerxes did die and so must I, [687].

• Yaller pines, under the, [660].
• Yarn, is of a mingled, [74].
• Yawn
  • confess, everlasting, [332].
  • when churchyards, [139].
• Ye
  • distant spires, [381].
  • gentlemen of England, [176].
  • gods it doth amaze me, [110].
  • mariners of England, [514].
• Yea-forsooth knave, [88].
• Year,
  • almanacs of the last, [258].
  • by year we lose friends, [569].
  • Christmas comes but once a, [20].
  • days saddest of the, [573].
  • happiest of the glad new, [624].
  • heaven's eternal, is thine, [270].
  • if I preach a whole, [439].
  • mellowing, [246].
  • memory outlive life half a, [138].
  • moments make the, [311].
  • no winter in thy, [438].
  • rich with forty pounds a, [396].
  • rolling, is full of Thee, [357].
  • seasons return with the, [230].
  • starry girdle of the, [513].
  • three hundred pounds a, [46].
  • vernal seasons of the, [254].
  • were playing holidays, [83].
  • where are the snows of last, [769].
  • winter comes to rule the varied, [356].
  • winter ruler of the inverted, [420].
  • wisdom with each studious, [544].
• Years,
  • ah happy, [541].
  • days of our, [822].
  • declined into the vale of, [153].
  • dim with the mist of, [541].
  • eternal, of God are hers, [573].
  • fate seemed to wind him up for fourscore, [276].
  • flag has braved a thousand, [514].
  • flight of, unmeasured by the, [497].
  • following years, [330].
  • fourteen hundred, ago, [82].
  • full of honor and, [655].
  • if by reason of strength they be fourscore, [822].
  • knelled the woe of, [646].
  • laden with unhonoured, [449].
  • life seemed formed of sunny, [679].
  • love of life increased with, [432].
  • man of wisdom is the man of, [309].
  • measured by deeds not, [443].
  • nature sink in, [299].
  • none would live past, again, [276].
  • O tide of the, [668].
  • of Europe, better fifty, [626].
  • of man, the first, [368].
  • of peace, thousand, [633].
  • outweighs, whole, [319].
  • return, the golden, [566].
  • sad presage of his future, [427].
  • steal fire from the mind, [542].
  • tears of boyhood's, [523].
  • that bring the philosophic mind, [478].
  • thought of our past, [478].
  • thousand, in thy sight, [822].
  • thousand, to form a state, [541].
  • three thousand, ago, [517].
  • threescore, and ten, [822].
  • through endless, [526].
  • through many changing, [611].
  • time who steals our, [518].
  • to be let for life or, [204].
  • vanity in, [85].
  • we do not count a man's, [603].
  • we live in deeds not, [654].
  • we spend our, as a tale, [822].
  • weight of seventy, [479].
  • where sleep the joys of other, [497].
  • wisdom not acquired by, [700].
  • [[1157]]with all the hopes of future, [615].
  • young, seventy, [638].
• Years' pith, seven, [149].
• Yellow
  • leaf, my days are in the, [555].
  • leaf, sere the, [124].
  • melancholy, green and, [76].
  • primrose was to him, [468].
  • sands, come unto these, [42].
  • to the jaundiced eye, [325].
• Yemen sword, with his, [811].
• Yeoman's service, it did me, [145].
• Yesterday
  • and to-day, [848].
  • great families of, [286].
  • in embryo, man, [753].
  • O call back, bid time return, [81].
  • sweet sleep which thou owedst, [154].
  • the word of Cæsar, [113].
  • when it is past, but as, [822].
• Yesterdays,
  • cheerful, [481].
  • have lighted fools, [125].
  • look backwards with a smile, [307].
• Yesterday's sneer and frown, [664].
• Yestreen, I saw the moon late, [404].
• Yew,
  • hails me to yonder, [180].
  • never a spray of, [665].
• Yielded,
  • by her, by him received, [232].
  • with coy submission, [232].
• Yielding marble of her snowy breast, [219].
• Yoke,
  • Flanders hath received our, [220].
  • of bullocks at Stamford fair, [89].
• Yore, we have been glad of, [471].
• Yorick, alas poor, I knew him, [144].
• York,
  • this sun of, [95].
  • 't is on the Tweed, [318].
• Young
  • and fair, ladies, [68].
  • and so fair, [586].
  • as beautiful and soft as young, [308].
  • body with so old a head, [64].
  • both were, and one was beautiful, [552].
  • desire, nurse of, [427].
  • disease, the, [317].
  • ever fair and ever, [271].
  • fellows will be young, [428].
  • I have been, and now am old, [819].
  • idea how to shoot, teach the, [355].
  • idle wild and, [676].
  • if all the world and love were, [25].
  • if he be caught, [371].
  • if ladies be but, and fair, [68].
  • ladies making nets, [291].
  • man's fancy lightly turns, [625].
  • men are fools, old men know, [36].
  • men think old men fools, [36].
  • men's vision, the, [268].
  • Obadias David Josias, [686].
  • seventy years, [638].
  • so wise so, never live long, [97].
  • spurned by the, [585].
  • though I am, I scorn to flit, [200].
  • till forty, look, [275].
  • Timothy learnt sin to fly, [686].
  • to be, was very heaven, [476].
  • war seeks its victims in the, [697].
  • when my bosom was, [515].
  • who always find us, [599].
  • whom the gods love die, [558].
• Young-eyed cherubins, [65].
• Younger than thyself, let thy love be, [75].
• Younker or a prodigal, how like a, [62].
• Yours, what 's mine is, [50], [700].
• Youth,
  • a happy, [471].
  • against time and age, [24].
  • age 'twixt boy and, [489].
  • and health, joy of, [444].
  • and home, the music tells of, [523].
  • and I lived in 't together, [503].
  • and love, kiss of, [557].
  • and pleasure meet, [542].
  • and vigour dies, [341].
  • begin in gladness in our, [470].
  • bounds of freakish, [419].
  • crabbed age and, [163].
  • delight, gives his, [318].
  • delusion of, [608].
  • dew of thy, [823].
  • did dress themselves, [89].
  • distressful stroke of my, [150].
  • eagle mewing her mighty, [255].
  • examples for the instruction of, [411].
  • fiery vehemence of, [491].
  • flourish in immortal, [299].
  • flower of, [703].
  • follies may cease with their, [376].
  • friends of my, where are they, [550].
  • glass wherein the noble, [89].
  • home-keeping, [44].
  • in my hot, [556].
  • in the bloom of, [702].
  • in the lexicon of, [606].
  • is a blunder, [608].
  • is more than a, [50].
  • is vain and life is thorny, [500].
  • learning in the freshness of its, [695].
  • morn and liquid dew of, [129].
  • morning like the spirit of, [158].
  • now green in, [338].
  • of frolics an old age of cards, [321].
  • of labour with an age of ease, [396].
  • of pleasure wasteful, was your, [651].
  • of primy nature, violet in the, [129].
  • of the realm, corrupted the, [94].
  • on the prow, [383].
  • our joys our, [26].
  • our, we can have but to-day, [312].
  • plaything gives his, delight, [318].
  • promises of, [368].
  • rebellious liquors in my, [67].
  • rejoice in thy, [831].
  • remember thy Creator in, [831].
  • replies I can, [600].
  • riband in the cap of, [142].
  • sheltered me in, [595].
  • so sinks the, [338].
  • some salt of our, [45].
  • spirit of, in everything, [163].
  • that fired the Ephesian dome, [296].
  • that means to be of note, [158].
  • they had been friends in, [500].
  • time that takes in trust our, [26].
  • 't is now the summer of your, [378].
  • to fame unknown, [386].
  • to many a, and many a maid, [248].
  • to whom was given, [472].
  • [[1158]]virtue be as wax to flaming, [140].
  • waneth by encreasing, [24].
  • we poets in our, [470].
  • wears the rose of, upon him, [158].
  • what he steals from her, [378].
  • whom the gods favour dies in, [700].
  • whose fond heart, [550].
  • whoso neglects learning in his, [699].
  • wisdom is rare in, [343].
  • worm is in the bud of, [423].
• Youthful
  • follies o'er, count their, [492].
  • hart, fly like a, [302].
  • hose well saved, [69].
  • jollity, jest and, [248].
  • poets dream, such sights as, [249].
  • poets fancy when they love, [301].
  • sports, my joy of, [547].
• Yreken, ashen cold is fire, [3].
• Ywette, joly whistle wel, [3].

• Zaccheus he did climb the tree, [687].
• Zeal,
  • heavenly race demands thy, [359].
  • of God, [844].
  • served God with half the, [100].
  • with commutual, [342].
• Zealand, traveller from New, [591].
• Zealots fight, let graceless, [318].
• Zealous
  • for nothing, [373].
  • yet modest, [428].
• Zealously affected, good to be, [846].
• Zekle crep' up quite unbeknown, [659].
• Zembla or the Lord knows where, [318].
• Zenith,
  • dropped from the, [225].
  • wisdom mounts her, [433].
• Zephyr
  • gently blows, when the, [324].
  • soft the, blows, [383].
• Zeus,
  • impossible to escape the will of, [693].
  • the dice of, fall ever luckily, [697].
• Zigzag manuscript, [419].
• Zion the city of the great king, [820].
• Zone,
  • as a circling, [236].
  • best gem upon her, [598].
• Zurich's
  • daughters, fairest of fair, [677].
  • waters, margin of fair, [677].
• Zuyder Zee, traveller on the, [592].

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