INDEX. (continued 10)

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.