INDEX. (continued 7)

Lords, honoured at the house of, 330. may flourish or may fade, 396. new, give us new laws, 200. of hell, procuress to the, 632. of humankind, 395. of ladies intellectual, 555. of the creation, 448. stories, great, 454. wit among, 369. women who love their, 392.

Lord's anointed, rail on the, 97. anointed temple, broke ope the, 120.

Lordly dish, butter in a, 814. pleasure-house, 623.

Lordships' pleasures, on their, 101.

Lore, Cristes, and his apostles, 2. mystical, 514. skilled in gestic, 395.

Lose good dayes, 29. his own soul, 840. it that do buy it with much care, 59. no man can, what he never had, 208. of no account what you can, 709. the good we oft might win, 47.

Losers must have leave to speak, 297.

Losing office, hath but a, 88. rendered sager by, 554.

Loss, choice of, 158. is no loss if unknown, 708. most patient man in, 159. no note of time but from its, 306. of the sun, 353. of time, compliments are, 387. of wealth is loss of dirt, 8. though he promise to his, 851.

Losses, fellow that hath had, 53.

Lost a day, I've, 307. all good to me is, 231. all is not, 223. all is, save honour, 807. and won, when the battle's, 115. and worn sooner, 75. battle won and battle, 463. being lacked and, 53. count that day, 688. him half the kind, 272. in lexicography, 368. in the sweets, 348. in wandering mazes, 228. my reputation, 152. no love lost, 178, 790. not, but gone before, 283, 714. praising what is, 74. the immortal part of myself, 152. the mourned the loved the, 545. thing not, if you have it, 765. think that day, 688. to sight to memory dear, 587. to sight, though thy smile be, 587. what though the field be, 223. whatsoever thing is, 424. when sweetest, 522. woman that deliberates is, 298.

Lot assigned to every man, 750. behold our, 475. blameless vestal's, 333. God wot as by, 404. how hard their, 672. is cast into the lap, 827. of man but once to die, 204. of man to labour, 339. of man to suffer and to die, 342. scot and, 178. suit thyself to thy, 754. though bleak our, 676. to find no enemies, unhappy, 710. to mark, has been my, 390.

Lot's wife, remember, 842.

Loth and slow, aged men, 492. to depart, and often took leave, 288. to die, wandering on as, 484.

Lothario, gay, 301.

Lotus, divine nectareous juice, 344.

Loud, curses not, but deep, 124. hissing urn, 420. laugh of the vacant mind, 396. roared the dreadful thunder, 453. yet was never, 151.

Louder but as empty quite, 318.

Love a bright particular star, 73. absence conquers, 679. absence still increases, 581. alas for, if thou wert all, 570. all hearts in, 51. all that life is, 497. all the world in, with night, 107. and dignity in every gesture, 237. and light and calm thoughts, 502. and then to part, 502. and thought and joy, 469. and to cherish, 850. are of, the food, 238. bashful sincerity and comely, 52. be younger than thyself, let thy, 75. begins to sicken, when, 114. better than secret, 829. bow before thine altar, 392. brief as woman's, 138. Briton even in, 485. bud of this, 106. burns with one, 339. business that we, 158. but her forever, 452. but love in vain, 261. but one day, I dearly, 285. but only her, 547. can die, they sin who tell us, 508. can hope where reason despairs, 377. can scarce deserve the name, 549. change old, for new, 25. cherish and to obey, 851. choose by another's eyes, 57. common as light is, 566. could teach a monarch, 387. course of true, 57. dallies with the innocence of, 75. death forerunneth, to win, 621. deceives the best, 346. deep as first, 630. dispute and practice, 221. divine all love excelling, 672. each in my, alike, 102. ecstasy of, 133. endures no tie, 272. [1009]everlasting, 280. exalts the mind, how, 273. familiar beast to man and signifies, 45. fasting for a good man's, 70. flowers and fruits of, 555. free as air, 333. friendship constant save in, 51. friendship that like, is warm, 523. from love made manifest, 650. gather the rose of, 202. God from necessity is, 640. God gives us, 624. greater, hath no man, 843. greatest pain it is to, 261. grown to ripeness, 624. hail wedded, 234. hapless, 367. harvest-time of, 508. he bore to learning, 397. he spake of, 482. he was all for, 436. her, to know her was to, 455. her, to see her was to, 452. her was a liberal education, to, 297. him at his call, 470. him ere he seem worthy, 471. him not, sour to them that, 101. how should I know your true, 405. if I have freedom in my, 260. if there 's delight in, 294. if thou wert all, 570. in a dream of, melted away, 677. in a hut, 574. in every gesture dignity and, 237. in heavenly spirits, is there, 28. in such a wilderness, 516. in the beginning, no great, 45. in your hearts as idly burns, 213. is a boy by poets styled, 213. is blind and lovers cannot see, 62. is doomed to mourn, 683. is flower-like, 503. is grown to ripeness, when, 624. is heaven and heaven is love, 487. is indestructible, 508. is left alone, and, 624. is light from heaven, 549. is like a landscape, 181. is like a red red rose, my, 451. is loveliest in tears, 491. is nature's second sun, 35. is not love which alters, 163. is strong as death, 832. is sweet given or returned, 566. is the fulfilling of the law, 845. is the gift God has given, 488. it would conceal, 502. knoweth no laws, 32. labour of, 847. last not least in, 113. laws that, has made, 333. let those now, 306. life, dost thou, 360. light and calm thoughts, 502. light of, 550. like friendship steady, 523. live with me and be my, 40. live with thee and be thy, 25. looks not with the eyes, 57. lost between us, no, 178. maid with few to, 469. many waters cannot quench, 832. me little love me long, 16, 41, 202. me love my dog, 19. medicines to make me, 84. men have died but not for, 71. mightier far is, 482. mighty pain to, it is, 261. ministers of, 501. music be the food of, 74. must needs be blind, 503. my whole course of, 150. nature is fine in, 142. never doubt I, 133. never ebb to humble, 155. no fear in, 849. not man the less I, 547. now who never loved before, 306. O fire O, 623. of justice, 795. of life increased with years, 432. of life's young day, 580. of money the root of all evil, 848. of nature, in the, 572. of praise howe'er concealed by art, 310. of the turtle, 549. of women, alas the, 557. of women, passing the, 815. of your neighbour, 720. office and affairs of, 51. on through all ills, 527. on till they die, 527. once possessed, to regain, 242. one another, 844. only they conquer, 200. oyster may be crossed in, 442. pains of, be sweeter far, 276. pangs of despised, 135. pardon in the degree that we, 796. paths to woman's, 198. perdition catch my soul but I do, 153. perfect, casteth out fear, 849. pity 's akin to, 282. pity melts the mind to, 272. pity swells the tide of, 308. pleasure of, is in loving, 595. poet without, 578. power and effect of, 191. prize of learning, 649. prove variable, 106. purple light of, 382. renewal of, 702. renewing of, 21. right to dissemble your, 445. rules the court the camp, 487. seals of, but sealed in vain, 49. seldom haunts the breast, 336. she never told her, 75. sidelong looks of, 396. silence in, bewrays more woe, 25. sincerity and comely, 52. soft eyes looked, 542. something to, God lends us, 624. sought is good, 76. speak low if you speak, 51. [1010]speaks, when, 56. spring of, 44, 498. stony limits cannot hold, 105. such, as spirits feel, 482. taught him shame, 273. thank Heaven for a good man's, 70. that can be reckoned, 157. that never found his earthly close, 625. that they sing and that they, 220. that took an early root, 589. the lion must die for, 73. the more, now, 306. the offender, 333. thee, but I do, 153. thee dear so much, 259. thee dearly love thee still, 689. thee Doctor Fell, I do not, 286. thee, I but know that I, 522. thee, none knew thee but to, 562. thee still, with all thy faults I, 418. their lords, women who, 392. their lovers, women, 796. they conquer, that run away, 200. they who inspire, 566. thoughts of, 625. thy life nor hate nor, 240. thy neighbour as thyself, 813, 838, 840. thyself last, 100. thyself many will hate thee, 707. to hatred turned, like, 294. to lips we are near make, 521. to me was wonderful, 815. to see all things but not my, 30. too divine to, 564. too much, who, 345. took up the harp of life, 625. triumph in redeeming, 674. true knowledge leads to, 465. truth of truths is, 654. tunes the shepherd's reed, 487. unfit for ladies', 272. unrelenting foe to, 358. waters cannot quench, 832. were young, if all the world and, 25. when I, thee not chaos is come, 153. whom none can, 672. whose eyelids dropped, 693. will creep in service, 14. with all their quantity of, 144. with night, all the world in, 107. with the innocence of, 75. without his wings, 560. woman's whole existence, 556. worthy of your, 471. wroth with one we, 500. your neighbour's wife, 591.

Loves, faithfull, 27. me best that calls me Tom, 194. nobler cares and nobler, 477. suspects yet strongly, 153. to hear himself talk, 107.

Love's devoted flame, 523. holy name, 508. majesty, wants, 95. proper hue, rosy red, 238. wound, purple with, 58. young dream, 521.

Loved and lost, better to have, 632. and still loves, 455. arts which I, 260. ashamed of being, 794. at first sight, 35, 40. at home, revered abroad, 447. but one, sighed to many, 540. Cæsar less, not that I, 113. gold in special, 2. heart that has truly, 520. her that she did pity them, 151. him, use him as though you, 208. how honoured, how, 335. I have lived and, 504. I not honour more, 259. I saw and, 430. in vain, I know we, 539. let those who always, 306. me for the dangers, 151. my country and hated him, 555. needs only to be seen, to be, 269. no sooner, but they sighed, 71. none without hope e'er, 377. not wisely but too well, 156. passing well, 134. Rome more, but that I, 113. sae blindly, had we never, 452. sae kindly, had we never, 452. so long and sees no more, 455. the great sea, 538. the mourned the lost, the, 545. the world, I have not, 544. to plead lament and sue, 489. we have lived and, together, 611. who never, before, 306.

Love-darting eyes, 246.

Love-in-idleness, maidens call it, 58.

Lovelier face, finer form or, 490. things have mercy, 548.

Loveliest, last still, 545. of lovely things, 573. village of the plain, 395.

Loveliness increases, its, 574. lay down in her, 499. majesty of, 550. needs not ornament, 356.

Lovely and a fearful thing, 557. and pleasant in their lives, 612. apparition sent, 474. as a Lapland night, 475. fair, who art so, 155. in death the beauteous ruin lay, 308. in her husband's eye, 463. in your strength, 544. is the rose, 477. more, than Pandora, 234. organ of her life, every, 53. she 's, she 's divine, 682. Thais sits beside thee, 272. whatsoever things are, 847. woman stoops to folly, 403.

Lover all as frantic, 59. all mankind love a, 602. and the poet, the lunatic, 59. beauty grows familiar to the, 298. give repentance to her, 403. happy as a, 476. in the husband lost, 377. is beloved, and the, 485. [1011]rooted stays, the, 602. sighing like furnace, 69. some banished, 333. still an angel appear to each, 305. to listening maid, 573. why so pale and wan, 256. woman loves her, 557.

Lovers cannot see their pretty follies, 62. happy, and make two, 330. love the western star, 487. meeting, journeys end in, 75. never tired of each other, 796. of virtue, all that are, 208. old, are soundest, 181. quarrels of, 702. Romans countrymen and, 113. swear more performance than they are able, 102. whispering, 395. women love their, 796.

Lovers' hell, injured, 235. perjuries, Jove laughs at, 106. perjury, Jove but laughs at, 272. songs turned to holy psalms, 25. tongues by night, 106. vows seem sweet, 551.

Love-rhymes, regent of, 55.

Lovesick, the winds were, 159.

Love-song to the morn, 611.

Loving are the daring, the, 666. to my mother, so, 128.

Low ambition and the pride, 314. death makes equal high and, 9. foreheads villanous, 43. laid in my grave, that I were, 78. lone song, hear but their, 680. speak, if you speak love, 51. support and raise what is, 223. to Him no high no, 316. too, they build, 309.

Lower, can fall no, 212. to the higher, 660.

Lowering element scowls, 227.

Lowers, the morning, 297.

Lowest deep a lower, in the, 231. of your throng, 234.

Lowing herd winds slowly, 384.

Lowliness ambition's ladder, 111.

Lowly born, better to be, 98. laid, high ambition, 487. taught and highly fed, 73. wise, be, 237.

Lown, called the tailor, 152.

Loyal and neutral in a moment, 120.

Lubricates business, dinner, 437.

Lucent syrops, 575.

Lucid interval, 857.

Lucifer, falls like, 99. son of the morning, 833.

Luck about the house, nae, 426. in odd numbers, 46. old shoe for, 12. would have it, as good, 46.

Luckless hour, from that, 2.

Lucky chance, 356.

Lucre, not greedy of filthy, 847.

Lucullus sups with Lucullus, 725.

Lucy ceased to be, when, 469.

Luke's iron crown, 395.

Lumber, learned, in his head, 325.

Luminous cloud, joy the, 502.

Lump, little leaven leaveneth the, 846.

Lunatic lover and the poet, 59.

Lunes, in his old, 46.

Lungs began to crow, 68. receive our air, 418.

Luscious as locusts, 151. woodbine, 58.

Lust in man, there is a, 670. of gold, the narrowing, 633.

Lusts or wine, not in toys or, 260.

Lustre, ne'er could any, see, 442. purpled with rosy, 342. shine with such, 422, 424.

Lusty winter, 67.

Lute, heart and, 525. listened to a, 589. little rift within the, 629. musical as Apollo's, 56, 245. my heart and, 525. Orpheus with his, 98. pleasing of a, 95. this time-worn, 525.

Luve is like a red red rose, my, 451. is like the melodie, 451.

Luxuries of life, 637.

Luxurious by restraint, 238. man falsely, 355.

Luxury, blesses his stars and thinks it, 297. curst by heaven, 398. in self-dispraise, there is a, 480. of disrespect, 483. of doing good, 295, 394, 444. of woe, I 'll taste the, 518. to be, it was a, 501.

Lycurgus brought long hair into fashion, 734.

Lydian airs, lap me in soft, 249. measures, softly sweet in, 272.

Lyfe so short the craft so long, 6.

Lying, as easy as, 138. getting up not so easy as, 584. with houris, 387. without having tasted of, 755. world is given to, 88.

Lymn, spaniel brach or, 148.

Lyre, each mode of the, 519. heaven-taught, 377. Milton's golden, 391. the living, 384.

Lyric, splendid ecclesiastical, 609.

Mab, Queen, hath been with you, 104.

Macassar, incomparable oil, 555.

Macaulay is a book in breeches, 461. out of literature, 461.

Macbeth does murder sleep, 119.

Macduff, lay on, 126.

Macedon, fulmined over Greece to, 241. there is a river in, 92.

MacGregor, my name is, 493. where sits, 790.

Machiavel had ne'er a trick, 215.

Mad as a March hare, 18, 790. finger's breadth of being, 763. [1012]if I am Sophocles I am not, 697. it is fitter being sane than, 650. it was, how sad and bad and, 650. out of too much learning become, 193. pleasure in being, 277. prose run, 327. the dog went, and bit the man, 400. 't is true he 's, 133. undevout astronomer is, 310. whom fortune makes, 713.

Madam Blaize, lament for, 400. me no madam, 862.

Madden round the land, 326. to crime, now, 549.

Maddest merriest day, 624.

Madding crowd, far from the, 385.

Made, annihilating all that 's, 263. fearfully and wonderfully, 824. glorious summer, 95. light, of it, 840. man knows not for what he was, 755. no more bones, 784.

Madmen know, none but, 277.

Madness, despondency and, 470. genius has a tincture of, 714. go you may call it, 456. great wits allied to, 267. in the brain, work like, 500. lies, that way, 147. melancholy, of poetry, 688. method in, 133. midsummer, this is very, 76. moody, laughing wild, 381. moon-struck, 240. of many for gain of a few, 336. still he did retain that fine, 40. to defer, 306. to live like a wretch and die rich, 188. would gambol from, 141.

Madonnas, Rafael of the dear, 645.

Madrigals, melodious birds sing, 41. that whisper softness, 254.

Mæonian star, light of the, 325.

Magic casements, 575. numbers and persuasive sound, 294. of a face, 200. of a name, 513. of the mind, the, 551. potent over sun and star, 482. Shakespeare's, 275.

Magister artis, 305.

Magistracy is a great trust, 411.

Magistrate, invent a shovel and be a, 263. of his country's good, 571.

Magna Charta will have no sovereign, 24.

Magna est veritas, 836.

Magnificence, fuel of, 603.

Magnificent and awful cause, 418. but it is not war, 808. spectacle of human happiness, 462. three-tailed Bashaw, 454.

Magnificently stern array, 543.

Magnitude, thou liar of the first, 294.

Mahomet and the mountain, 165. moon of, 566.

Mahometans, pleasures of the, 387.

Maid, be good sweet, 664. dancing in the shade, 248. it was an Abyssinian, 500. lover to listening, 573. meek as is a, 1. music heavenly, 390. of Athens ere we part, 540. snatched from the sidelong, 356. some captive, 333. sphere-descended, 390. sweetest garland to the sweetest, 314. the chariest, 129. there were none to praise, 469. when King Cophetua loved the beggar, 105. who modestly conceals, 378. widowed wife and wedded, 494. with none to praise, 469.

Maids are May when they are maids, 71. malady most incident to, 78. of thirteen talk of puppy dogs, 78. that weave thread with bones, 75. who love the moon, 520.

Maiden meditation fancy-free, 58. of bashful fifteen, 442. presence, scanter of your, 130. shame, blush of, 573. showers, like those, 202. sings, the village, 393. sword, bravely fleshed thy, 87. true betrayed for gold, 489. will steal after her heart, the, 521. with white fire laden, 565. young heart of a, 521.

Maidens call it love-in-idleness, 58. caught by glare, like moths, 540. fair are commonly fortunate, 33. smiles of other, 677. withering on the stalk, 477.

Main, Belerium to the northern, 333. beyond the western, 395. Camilla scours along the, 324. chance, 33, 93, 214, 786. do with might and, 603. far amid the melancholy, 357. from out the azure, 358.

Maintain no ill opinions, 398. their rights, dare, 438.

Majestic head, some less, 547. in decay, 347. silence, 535. though in ruin, 227. world, get the start of the, 110.

Majesty, attribute to awe and, 64. in rayless, 306. next in, 270. obsequious, approved, 237. of God revere, 391. of loveliness, 550. rising in clouded, 233. this earth of, 81. want love's, 95. will rise in, 656.

Majority, long since death had the, 355. one on God's side is a, 641.

Majors we can make every year, 189.

Make a note of, when found, 652. languor smile, 328. me a child again, 668. me to know mine end, 820. [1013]no long orations, 432. the angels weep, 48. use of me for the future, 745.

Makes his promise good, 851. his pulses fly, 655. me or fordoes me, 156. my gain, every way, 156. one wondrous kind, 387. that and the action fine, 204. up life's tale, 502. us or it mars us, 156.

Maken vertue of necessite, 3.

Maker and the angel death, his, 502.

Maketh haste to be rich, 829.

Making beautiful old rhyme, 163. many books there is no end, 832. night hideous, 131. the green one red, 120. their lives a prayer, 618.

Malady incident to maids, 77. medicine worse than the, 184.

Malcontents, loiterers and, 55. thou art the Mars of, 45.

Male-lands, loved all the more by earth's, 647.

Malice, bearing no, 458. domestic foreign levy, 121. envy hatred and, 850. nor set down aught in, 156. to conceal, 232. towards none, 622.

Malicious, virtue is not, 36.

Malignity, motiveless, 505.

Mallecho, this is miching, 138.

Malmsey and Malvoisie, 682.

Malt, Duke of Norfolk deals in, 563.

Mambrino's helmet, 786.

Mammon, least erected spirit, 225. wins his way, 540. ye cannot serve God and, 838.

Man a flower he dies, 366. a fool at forty, 311. a merrier, 55. a plain blunt, 114. a reasonable creature, 254. a slave, whatever day makes, 346. a thinking being, 534. a two-legged animal, 763. a world without a sun, 513. after his desert, use every, 134. after his own heart, 814. after sleep, like a strong, 254. all that a, hath, 816. all that may become a, 118. all that was pleasant in, 399. ambition of a private, 419. an honest, is aboon his might, 452. an inconstant creature, 730. and a brother, am I not a, 852. apparel oft proclaims the, 130. architect of his fortune, 167. arms and the, I sing, 274. as a dying, to dying men, 670. as good kill a, as kill a good book, 254. as he is humour the, 705. assurance of a, 140. at arms must now serve on his knees, 25. at his best state, 820. at his birth, 717. at thirty, suspects himself a fool, 307. bad, never for good service, 411. be fully persuaded, let every, 845. be occupied, let every, 460. be vertuous withal, if a, 4. bear his own burden, 846. before thy mother, 199. before your mother, 424. being in honour, 820. below, God above or, 315. Benedick the married, 50. best good, 279. best-humoured, 400. better spared a better, 87. beware the fury of a patient, 269. bewrayed by his manners, 29. blind old, of Scio's isle, 550. bold bad, 27, 98. brave, chooses, 657. brave, draws his sword, 339. breathes there the, 488. brick-dust, 363. broken with the storms of state, 100. Brutus is an honourable, 113. builds himself, 309. but a rush against Othello, 156. by man was never seen, 653. can boast that he has trod, 571. can die but once, 90. can feel, the worst that, 341. can work, when no, 843. cannot be as he would be, 704. cannot lose the past nor future, 749. canst not be false to any, 130. caverns measureless to, 500. cease ye from, 833. cheated only by himself, 601. child is father of the, 469. childhood shows the, 241. Christian faithful, 96. civilizers of, 608. clever at envying a, 699. clever, by nature, 457. close buttoned to the chin, 422. clothe a, with rags, 828. complete, hero and the, 299. conference maketh a ready, 168. crime of being a young, 376. crossed with adversity, 44. cruelty and ambition of, 27. cruelty to load a falling, 101. dare do all that may become a, 118. debtor to his profession, 164. delights not me, 134. depressed with cares, 348. destructive, smiling, 281. devil in the heart of, 218. diapason closing full in, 271. die better, how can, 593. dies, how a, 371. diligent in business, 828. diseases crucify the soul of, 188. distracted melancholic, 180. do but die, what can a, 584. does, 't is not what, 647. doth not live by bread only, 813. [1014]drest in a little brief authority, 48. dull ear of a drowsy, 79. dwells, narrow the corner where, 750. dying, to dying men, 670. ear of, hath not seen, 58. eloquent, that old, 252. England expects every, 446. enough for, to know, 319. ever saw, nor no, 72. every, has his fault, 109. exceeding poor, 62. expatiate o'er this scene of, 314. extremes in, 322. eye of, hath not heard, 58. false man smiling, 281. falsely luxurious, 355. familiar beast to, 45. famous, is Robin Hood, 473. fashion wears out more apparel than the, 52. fear may force a, 11. fell into his anecdotage, 609. first, is of the earth earthy, 846. first years of, 368. fittest place for, to die, 680. flattered to tears this aged, 575. fond, precociously of stirring, 584. for himself, every, 20, 191, 787. foremost, of all this world, 114. forget not though in rags, 391. forget the brother resume the, 343. frailty of a, 164. free as nature first made, 275. from heaven proceed the woes of, 344. fury of a patient, 269. gently scan your brother, 448. give every, thy ear, 130. gives what the gods bestow, 346. God or devil, every, 268. goeth forth unto his work, 823. goeth to his long home, 831. good easy, when he thinks, 99. good great, 502. good meets his fate, 307. good name in, and woman, 153. good, never dies, the, 496. good old, 52, 67. good or ill of, 744. good, yields his breath, 496. goodliest of men, 232. grace of God to, 673. great to little, 394. greater love hath no, 843. had fixed his face, as if the, 468. half part of a blessed, 78. hand against every, 812. hanging the worst use of, 175. happy, be his dole, 46. happy dole, happy, 11. happy, 's without a shirt, 8. happy the, 273. has business and desire, 132. has not, a microscopie eye, 316. he felt as a, 428. he is oft the wisest, 472. he that hath no beard is less than a, 50. he was a good and just, 842. healthy wealthy and wise, 360. hearty old, 506. heaven had made her such a, 150. her wit was more than, 270. here lies a truly honest, 259. highest style of, 308. his prey was, 333. honest as any, living, 52. honest is aboon his might, 111. honest is the only perfect, 183. honest, the noblest work, 319. how poor a thing is, 39. I love not, the less, 547. I pray for no, 109. I see the steady gain of, 618. ignorance of the law excuses no, 195. impious in a good, 308. impossible to be cheated, 601. in all the world's new fashion, 54. in ignorance sedate, 366. in prosperite, 5. in the bush with God, 598. in the mind of, 467. in the mire, 109. in wit a, 335. inclines to popery, 222. intimates eternity to, 299. irreligious, view an, 578. is a bundle of relations, 601. is a noble animal, 219. is a knot of roots, 601. is accommodated, 89. is as heaven made him, 788. is as true as steel, 107. is born unto trouble, 816. is found, the race of, 338. is his own star, 183. is little to be envied, that, 369. is not a fly, 316. is not man as yet, 643. is one world, 205. is the gowd for a' that, 452. is the nobler growth, 433. is thy most awful instrument, 482. is vile, and only, 536. is worth something, 645. judgment falls upon a, 195. justice the great interest of, 531. kindest best conditioned, 64. knows not for what he was made, 755. laborin', an' laborin' woman, 658. large-hearted, 621. laugh if such a, there be, 327. lay down his life for his friends, 843. let him pass for a, 61. let no guilty, escape, 664. let no such, be trusted, 66. let not, put asunder, 840. let the end try the, 89. life of a, a poem, 578. life of a, faithfully recorded, 578. life of, a point of time, 729. life of, less than a span, 170. life of, solitary, 200. like to a little kingdom, 111. little round fat oily, 357. little worse than a, 61. living dead, 50. [1015]look sad, near to make a, 59. lot assigned to every, 750. lot of, but once to die, 204. low sitting on the ground, 28. lust in, no charm can tame, 670. made of a cheese-paring, 90. made the town, 417. made us citizens, 657. makes a death, 308. makes his own stature, 309. maketh glad the heart of, 823. man's inhumanity to, 446. mark the perfect, 819. marks the earth with ruin, 547. master of his time, 121. may fish with the worm, 141. may last but never lives, 672. may learn a thousand things, 649. may see how this world goes, 148. meaning in saying he is a good, 61. measure of the height of, 719. meets his fate, when the good, 307. meets his Waterloo, every, 641. melancholic distracted, 180. memory of, runneth not, 392. merciful (righteous), 286. might know the end, that, 115. mildest mannered, 557. mind of desultory, 417. mind the standard of the, 303. mine equal my guide, 820. misery acquaints a, 43. more sinned against, 147. most senseless and fit, 51. mounts through all the spires, 599. must mind his belly, 371. must play a part, every, 60. my foe, to make one worthy, 327. nae, can tether time or tide, 451. nature formed but one such, 552. nature made thee to temper, 280. never is but always to be blest, 315. no, can lose what he never had, 208. no, ever felt the halter draw, 440. no good, grew rich at once, 713. no, has aught of what he leaves, 145. no, is born an angler, 206. no, is born an artist, 206. no, knows distinctly anything, 766. no, loseth other life than that which he liveth, 749. no, wicked at once, 721. no wiser for his learning, 195. not always, actions show the, 320. not good to be alone, 812. not made for the Sabbath, 841. not passion's slave, 138. not the creature of circumstances, 608. nothing so becomes a, 91. noticeable, with large gray eyes, 472. nowhere so busy a, 2. of cheerful yesterdays, 481. of contention, 835. of God, round fat oily, 357. of his fate is never wide, 599. of knowledge increaseth strength, 828. of letters amongst men of the world, 591. of men, the goodliest, 232. of mettle, grasp it like a, 313. of morals, why, 260. of my kidney, 46. of nasty ideas, a nice man is a, 291. of one book, beware of a, 853. of peace and war, 214. of pleasure, a man of pains, 309. of rank as an author, 374. of Ross, sing the, 322. of sovereign parts, 55. of strife, 835. of such a feeble temper, 110. of the world amongst men of letters, 591. of unbounded stomach, 100. of unclean lips, 833. of wisdom man of years, 309. of woe, not always a, 487. old age in this universal, 169. old, and no honester than I, 52. on his oath or bond, 109. one, among a thousand, 830. one, excels another, 702. one worthy, my foe, 327. only knows nothing, 718. parchment undo a, 94. partly is and wholly hopes to be, 650. past the wit of, 58. patient in loss, 159. pays the public, the tax a, 291. people arose as one, 814. perils doe enfold the righteous, 27. perfect who understands for himself, 693. picked out of ten thousand, 133. plant himself on his instincts, 601. play the, 685. plays many parts, in his time, 69. poet still more a, 578. poor, a wise, 181. poorest, in his cottage, 365. prentice han' she tried on, 446. press not a falling, 99. profited, what is a, 840. proper, as one shall see, 57. proper judge of the, 715. proposes God disposes, 7. proud man, 48. prudent, looketh well, 826. reading maketh a full, 168. recovered of the bite, the, 400. religious, unworthy a, 578. regardeth the life of his beast, 826. remote from, 305. right, in the right place, 642. right judgment of, 578. rights of, 409. rousing herself like a strong, 254. ruins of the noblest, 113. sabbath was made for, 841. sadder and a wiser, 499. seasoned life of, 254. see me more, no, 99. seems the only growth, 394. sensible well-bred, 415. seven women hold of one, 833. shall bear his own burden, 846. [1016]shall cast his idols, 832. shall not live by bread alone, 838. shall these paper bullets awe a, 51. sharpeneth the countenance, 829. she knows her, 274. should be upright, 750. should not be alone, 812. should render a reason for his faith, 460. sleep of a labouring, 830. slumbers of the virtuous, 299. smell the blood of a British, 147. so faint so spiritless, 88. so frail a thing is, 687. so much one, can do, 263. so various, 268. sorrows of a poor old, 433. sour-complexioned, 206. soweth that he reaps, 847. speak every, truth, 847. state of, like to a little kingdom, 111. strong, when is, 645. struggling for life, 370. struggling in the storms of fate, 336. studious of change, 417. study of mankind is, 317. such master such, 21. suspect your tale untrue, lest, 349. suspects himself a fool at thirty, 307. take him for all in all, 128. teach you more of, 466. telle a tale after a, 2. tested, metal of a, 663. thankless inconsistent, 307. that blushes, 309. that endureth temptation, 848. that first eat an oyster, 292. that hails you Tom or Jack, 423. that hangs on princes' favours, 99. that hath a tongue, 44. that hath friends, 827. that hath his quiver full, 824. that hath no music in himself, 66. that is born of woman, 817. that is not passion's slave, 138. that lays his hand upon a woman, 463. that meddles with cold iron, 211. that old, eloquent, 252. that makes a character, 311. that mourns, vile, 316. that wants money, 733. the hermit sighed, 513. the kindest, the best conditioned, 64. there lived a, in ages past, 496. there was a little, 519. this is the state of, 99. this was a, say to all the world, 115. thou art e'en as just a, 137. thou art the, 815. thou pendulum, 546. thoughtless inconsistent, 307. to all the country dear, 396. to double business bound, 139. to fall, caused, 165. to know, enough for, 319. to labour in his vocation, 83. to man, speech made to open, 310. to mend God's work, 270. to produce great things, 662. to the last, 90. to whom all Naples is known, 798. to whom old men hearkened, 735. too fond to rule alone, 327. turn over half a library, 372. twins from birth, misery and, 343. unclubable, 371. under his fig-tree, 836. upon this earth, to every, 593. upright, God hath made, 831. use doth breed a habit in a, 44. use it lawfully, if a, 847. used to vicissitudes, 368. vain is the help of, 821. vindicate the ways of God to, 315. virtue and riches seldom settle on, 190. virtuous and vicious, 318. want as an armed, 825. wants but little, 308, 402. warning for thoughtless, 481. weak and despised old, 147. weigh the, not his title, 282. well-bred, will not affront me, 415. well-favoured, to be a, 51. were wise to see it, if, 184. what a piece of work is a, 134. what a strange thing is, 559. what can an old, do but die, 584. what, dare I dare, 122. what has been done by, 309. when I became a, 845. where he dies for, 680. where lives the, 492. which lighteth every, 842. while, is growing, 309. who could make so vile a pun, 282. who is not wise is oft the wisest, 472. who knew more and spoke less, 738. who makes a count ne'er made a, 282. who much receives, 672. who smokes, 607. who tells his wife all he knows, 222. who turnips cries, 375. who wants a shirt, 398. whole duty of, 832. whose blood is very snow-broth, 47. whose blood is warm within, 60. whose breath is in his nostrils, 833. whose wish and care, 334. wicked all at once, no, 721. will wait, everything comes if, 609. wind which blows good to no, 20, 90. wise, know himself to be a fool, 71. wise in his own conceit, 828. wit and wisdom born with a, 195. with a terrible name, 508. with large gray eyes, 472. with soul so dead, 488. within him hide, what may, 49. within this learned, 41. without a tear, 516. worth makes the, 319. would die when the brains were out, 122. writing maketh an exact, 168. written out of reputation, 284. yields his breath, when the good, 496.

[1017]Man's apparel, every true, 49. best things are nearest him, 634. blood, whoso sheddeth, 812. censure, take each, 130. cheek, stain my, 146. contumely, the proud, 135. darling, old, 19. daughter, this old, 149. distinctive mark, 650. erring judgment, 323. every wise, son, 75. eye, watch in every old, 106. face, nose on a, 44, 192. feast, sat at any good, 68. first disobedience, 223. fortune, mould of a, 167. genius is a deity, 742. good qualities, see a, 578. ground, built on another, 45. hand against him, every, 812. hand, cloud like a, 815. hand is not able to taste, 58. happiness to do proper things, 755. heart deviseth his way, 826. heart, which strengthens, 283. house his castle, 24. illusion given, for, 524. imperial race, 326. ingratitude, unkind as, 70. ingress to the world, 439. inhumanity to man, 446. injustice to beasts, 742. life, he took a, 579. life, how good is, 647. life lies within this present, 750. life is like unto a winter's day, 263. life, measure of a, 736. life, short therefore is, 750. loss comes to him from gain, 650. love, a good, 70. love is a thing apart, 556. memory, a great, 138. money makes the, 757. mortality, watch o'er, 478. most dark extremity, 492. own, to get a, 279. pie, no, 98. poison, what 's one, 199. progress through the world, 439. smile, to share the good, 397. true touchstone, 197. unconquerable mind, 471. virtue nor sufficiency, 53. wickedness, a method in, 197. will, to live by one, 31. work is born with him, 656. work made manifest, 845.

Mandragora, give me to drink, 157. not poppy nor, 154.

Mane, dew-drop from the lion's, 102. hand upon the ocean's, 588. hand upon thy, 548.

Manger, dog in the, 188.

Mangled forms, vents in, 68.

Manhood, bone of, 408. disappointment of, 608. is a struggle, 608. nor good fellowship in thee, 83. sounder piece of British, 579.

Manichean god, 421.

Manifest, made, 842, 845.

Mankind, beyond myself beyond, 340. brightest meanest of, 319. cause of, 520. common curse of, 102. deserve better of, 290. diseases unbidden haunt, 693. enemy to, 76. example the school of, 411. free spirit of, 572. from China to Peru, 365. in charity to all, 458. love a lover, all, 602. misfortunes of, 430. our countrymen are all, 605. proper study of, is man, 317. respect to the opinions of, 434. surpasses or subdues, 543. things are in the saddle and ride, 599. think their little set, 437. tramples o'er, 339. what was meant for, 399. wine pernicious to, 338. woman that seduces all, 348. wrongs of base, 345.

Mankind's concern, charity, 318. epitome, not one but all, 268. wonder, my delight all, 279.

Manliest beauty, form of, 436.

Man-like is it to fall into sin, 793.

Manliness of grief, silent, 398.

Manly blood, ruddy drop of, 602. foe, give me the, 464. sentiment, nurse of, 410. voice, his big, 69.

Manna, his tongue dropped, 226. in the way, you drop, 66.

Manner, awfully stupendous, 673. born, to the, 130. is all in all, 414. of men, after the, 844.

Manners all who saw admired, 444. catch the, living as they rise, 315. corrupt good, 846. gentle of affections mild, of, 335. graced with polished, 422. had not that repose, her, 623. in the face, saw the, 367. man bewrayed by his, 29. men's evil, live in brass, 100. must adorn knowledge, 353. need the support of manners, 603. the mildest, 340. there is nothing settled in, 602. turn with fortunes, 321. with the bravest mind, mildest, 342.

Mannish cowards, 66.

Mansions, build thee more stately, 636. in my Father's house, 843. in the skies, 303.

Mantle, Aurora displays her, 786. like a standing pond, 60. morn in russet, 127. of the standing pool, 147. silver, threw o'er the dark, 233. [1018]that covers all human thoughts, 792.

Mantuan swan, ages ere the, 414.

Manus hæc inimica tyrannis, 264.

Manuscript, zigzag, 419.

Many a smale maketh a grate, 5. a time and oft, 61. and so many and such glee, 574. are called but few chosen, 840. made for one, faith of, 318. must labour for the one, 551.

Many-coloured glass, dome of, 565. life, 366.

Many-headed monster, 194, 329, 492. multitude, 34, 103.

Many-twinkling feet, 382.

Map me no maps, 862. of busy life, 420.

Maps, as geographers crowd their, 722. geographers in Afric, 289.

Mar what 's well, oft we, 146. your fortunes, lest it may, 146.

Marathon, age spares gray, 541. looks on the sea, 557. mountains look on, 557. plain of, 369.

Marble, deeds writ in, 197. forget thyself to, 249. halls, I dreamt that I dwelt in, 561. index of a mind, 475. jaws, ponderous and, 131. leapt to life a god, 564. many a braver, 259. nor gilded monuments, 162. of her snowy breast, 219. poets that lasting, seek, 220. sleep in dull cold, 99. softened into life, 329. soft rain perce the hard, 32. some write their wrongs in, 314. to retain, 554, 792. wastes, more the, 769. with his name, mark the, 322.

Marbles, mossy, rest, 635.

Marbled steep, Sunium's, 558.

Marble-hearted fiend, ingratitude, 146.

Marcellus exiled feels, 319.

March, ashbuds in the front of, 625. beware the Ides of, 110. drought of, 1. hare, mad as a, 18. ides of, are come, 112, 728. is o'er the mountain waves, 514. life's morning, 515. long majestic, the, 329. nearer home, day's, 497. of intellect, 506. of the human mind, is slow, 408. on march on, 804. stormy, has come, 573. through Coventry, 86. to the battle-field, 675. wide, the villains, 87. winds of, with beauty, 77.

Marches, funeral, to the grave, 612. to delightful measures, 95.

Marched on without impediment, 97.

Marcia towers above her sex, 298.

Mare, grey, the better horse, 17.

Margin, meadow of, 442. of fair Zurich's waters, 677.

Mariana, this dejected, 49.

Mariners of England, ye, 514.

Marivaux, romances of, 387.

Mark, death loves a shining, 309. fellow of no, nor likelihood, 86. hits the, 161. measures not men my, 401. miss the, 439. now how a plain tale, 85. of virtue, 63. push beyond her, 632. the archer little meant, 492. the marble with his name, 322. the perfect man, 819. well experienced archer hits the, 161.

Mark Antony, who lost, the world, 280.

Marked him for her own, 386. him for his own, 208.

Market town, fellow in a, 432.

Marks, death aims at fairer, 203. of honest men, titles are, 310.

Marlborough's eyes, from, 365.

Marle, over the burning, 224.

Marlowe's mighty line, 179.

Marmion, last words of, 490.

Maro sings, scenes that, 421.

Marred the lofty line, 489. young man married is, 73.

Marreth what he makes, 327.

Marriage an open question, 602. and hanging go by destiny, 192. curse of, 154. is a desperate thing, 195. mirth in funeral dirge in, 127. of true minds, 163. tables, furnish forth the, 128.

Marriages, why so few, are happy, 291.

Marriage-bell, merry as a, 542.

Married in haste, 295. live till I were, 51. man, Benedick the, 50. to immortal verse, 249.

Marrow of tradition, 510.

Marry ancient people, 222. proper time to, 417. whether it was better to, 760.

Mars, eye like, to threaten, 140. of malcontents, 45. this seat of, 81. us, it makes us or it, 156.

Marshal's truncheon, 47.

Marshallest me the way, 119.

Martial airs of England, 533. cloak around him, 563. outside, swashing and, 66.

Martyr, fallest a blessed, 100. like a pale, 667.

Martyrs, blood of the, 756. noble army of, 850. worthy of the name, 447.

Martyrdom of fame, 552. of John Rogers, 687.

Marvellous boy, Chatterton the, 470. things appear, 718.

Mary go and call the cattle home, 664. [1019]hath chosen that good part, 842. image of Bloody, 585. my sweet Highland, 450.

Mary-buds, winking, 159.

Masque of Italy, the, 544.

Masquerade, truth in, 560.

Mass enormous, a, 341. live as models for the, 648. of matter lost, in the, 342. of millinery, 631. of things to come, 102.

Massachusetts, there she is, behold her, 532.

Mast, bends the gallant, 537. like a drunken sailor on a, 97. nail to the, her holy flag, 635. of some great ammiral, 224.

Master a grief, every one can, 51. Brook, think of that, 46. of his time, every man be, 121. spirits of this age, 112. such, such man, 21. the eternal, found, 366.

Masters, noble and approved good, 149. of assemblies, 832. of the things they write, few are, 195. of their fates, men are, 110. spread yourselves, 57. we cannot all be, 149.

Master's requiem, chants the, 599. spell, kindled by, 455.

Masterdom and sway, 117.

Masterly inactivity, 457.

Master-passion in the breast, 317.

Masterpiece, made his, 120. nature's chief, 279. of nature, a friend is the, 602.

Master-spirit embalmed, 254.

Master-spirits of this age, 112.

Mastery, strive here for, 229.

Mastiff greyhound, 148.

Masts crack, 37.

Mat half hung, 322.

Matches are made in heaven, 192.

Mate, choose not alone a proper, 417.

Mated by the lion, the hind, 73.

Mater ait natæ, 688.

Materials of action, 745.

Mathematics, angling like, 206. makes men subtile, 168.

Matin bell, each, 500. the glow-worm shows the, 132.

Matrimony, begin with aversion in, 440.

Matron's bones, mutine in a, 140.

Matter a little fire kindleth, 849. Berkeley said there was no, 560. book containing such vile, 107. conclusion of the whole, 832. for a May morning, 76. for virtuous deeds, 36. half knows a, 713. he that repeateth a, 827. lost in the mass of, 342. love doth mince this, 152. mince the, 152, 784, 857. more german to the, 145. more, with less art, 133. no, Berkeley said, 560. root of the, found in me, 817. so they ended the, 815. success in the smallest, 756. what is, never mind, 560. will make a Star-chamber, 44. will re-word, I the, 141. wrecks of, the, 299.

Matters, amplifying petty, 736. men may read strange, 117. not how a man dies, it, 371. of importance, pay attention to, 757. small to greater, 157. will go swimmingly, 791.

Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, 684.

Matthew Prior, here lies, 288.

Mattock and the grave, 308.

Maturest counsels, dash, 226.

Maturity, excellence to, 713.

Maud, come into the garden, 631.

Maudlin poetess, a, 326.

Mavis singing its love-song, 611.

Maxim in the schools, an old, 290. scoundrel, 357. this great, be my virtue's guide, 350.

Maxims, hoard of, 626.

May although I care not, 25. as flush as, 139. flowers, clouds that shed, 233. flowery meads in, 199. full of spirit as the month of, 86. he that will not when he, 9. I be there to see, 417. in the merry month of, 175. maids are, when they are maids, 71. morning, more matter for a, 76. not, I dare and yet I, 25. Queen o' the, 624. what potent blood hath modest, 599. winter chills the lap of, 394. wol have no slogardie a-night, 2.

May's new-fangled mirth, 54.

Mayde, meke as is a, 1.

Maypole in the Strand, where 's the, 352.

May-time and cheerful Dawn, 474.

Maze, mighty, not without a plan, 314. through the mirthful, 395. wandered long in fancy's, 328.

Mazes, in wandering, lost, 228.

Mazy progress, 382.

Me pinguem et nitidum, 393.

Mead, floures in the, 6.

Meads in May, flowery, 199. naiads through the dewy, 414. of Asphodel, ever-flowing, 347.

Meadow of margin, 442. seek thee in vain by the, 587. sweets of Burn-mill, 474.

Meadows brown and sear, 573. do paint the, with delight, 56. trim with daisies pied, 248.

Meadow-flower its bloom unfold, 487.

Meagre were his looks, 108.

Meal in a barrel, handful of, 815.

Meals, make no long, 398.

Mean, golden, 345, 424, 714.

Means and appliances, 89. and content, he that wants, 70. and leisure, increased, 608. [1020]end must justify the, 287. get wealth by any, 177. most good, when fortune, 79. no matter by what, 177. not, but ends, 502. of evil out of good, 223. of preserving peace, 425. ravin up thine own life's, 120. to be of note, youth that, 158. to do ill deeds, 80. to live, save, 43. unto an end, life 's but a, 654. whereby I live, 65.

Meander, as streams, 610. proper, 801.

Meaner beauties of the night, 174. creatures kings, 97.

Meanest flower that blows, 478. floweret of the vale, 386. of mankind, wisest brightest, 319. thing that feels, 472.

Meaning, blunders round about a, 327.

Meanings, hell is full of good, 205. our fantasies have two, 656.

Meant, more, than meets the ear, 250.

Measure for law, we have a, 194. God gives wind by, 206. of a man's height, 719. of a man's life, 736. of an unmade grave, 108. of my days what it is, 820. of my wrath, 44. often have I sighed to, 470. to tread a, with you, 56.

Measures, delightful, 95. Dundee's wild warbling, 447. life in short, may perfect be, 180. Lydian, softly sweet in, 272. not men, 401, 408.

Measured by deeds not years, 443. by my soul, 303. many a mile to tread a measure, 56. phrase and choice word, 470.

Measureless content, shut up in, 119. to man, caverns, 500.

Meat, after, comes mustard, 786. and cannot eat, some have, 452. and drink to me, 71. as an egg is full of, 107. fire and clothes, 322. God sendeth both mouth and, 20. heaven sends us good, 388. I cannot eat but little, 22. is too good for any but anglers, 208. it feeds on, mock the, 153. never to say grace to his, 291. or drink, is another's, 199. out-did the, 203. strong, for age, 848. upon what, doth Cæsar feed, 110.

Meats, funeral baked, 128.

Mecca saddens at the delay, 356.

Meccas of the mind, 562.

Mechanic art, made poetry a mere, 414. lawyer without literature, a, 493. operation, poetry a mere, 215. pacings to and fro, 625. slaves, 159.

Mechanized automaton, 567.

Meddles with cold iron, 211.

Meddling, every fool will be, 827.

Mede, all the floures in the, 6.

Medes and Persians, law of the, 835.

Medicinable, some griefs are, 159.

Medicinal gum, 157.

Medicine, doeth good like a, 827. for the soul, 809. miserable have no other, 48. thee to that sweet sleep, 154. worse than the malady, 184.

Medicines at the outset, use, 713. to make me love, 84.

Medio de fonte leporum, 540.

Meditate the thankless muse, 247.

Meditation, let us all to, 94. maiden, fancy-free, 58.

Meditations, thy testimonies are my, 823.

Meditative spleen, 480.

Medium, knows no cold, 339.

Meed of some melodious tear, 247. sweat for duty not for, 67.

Meek and gentle, I am, 113. and lowly pure and holy, 611. and quiet spirit, 849. as is a mayde, 1. borne his faculties so, 118. nature's evening comment, 483. patient humble spirit, 182. than fierce, safer being, 650.

Meek-eyed morn, 355.

Meet again, if we do, 115. it is I set it down, 132. me by moonlight alone, 594. mortality, how gladly would I, 239. nurse for a poetic child, 489. the like a pleasant thought, 473. thee at thy coming, 833. when shall we three, 115.

Meets the ear, more than, 250.

Meetest for death, 64.

Meeting, broke the good, 122. journeys end in lovers, 75. of gentle lights, 256.

Meetings, changed to merry, 95.

Melancholic distracted man, 180.

Melancholy as a battle won, 463. bait, fish not with this, 60. boughs, under the shade of, 68. but only, sweetest melancholy, 184. chord in, 584. days are come, 573. disposition, he is of a very, 50. grace, elysian beauty, 482. green and yellow, 76. hardships prevent, 373. joy of evils past, 346. main, amid the, 357. marked him for her own, 386. men are most witty, 189. moping, and moon-struck madness, 240. most musical most, 249. naught so sweet as, 185. of mine own, it is a, 70. slow, remote unfriended, 394. there 's such a charm in, 456. [1021]train, forced from their homes a, 395. waste, ocean's gray and, 572. what charm can soothe her, 403.

Mellow, goes to bed, 184. rich and ripe, 555. too, for me, 350. whether grave or, 300.

Mellowed long, fruit that, 276. to that tender light, 551.

Mellowing of occasion, 55. year, before the, 246.

Melodie, foules maken, 1. my luve 's like the, 451.

Melodies, heard, are sweet, 576. sweetest, are those, 477. the echoes of that voice, 502. thousand, unheard before, 455.

Melodious birds sing madrigals, 41. sound eftsoones they heard, 28. strains, heaven's, 640. tear, meed of some, 247.

Melody, blundering kind of, 269. crack the voice of, 635. falling in, back, 504. of every grace, 259. with charmed, 677.

Melrose by the pale moonlight, 487.

Melt and dispel ye spectre-doubts, 513. at others' woe, 335, 346. in her mouth, butter would not, 13, 292. in her own fire, 140. into sorrow, 549. too solid flesh would, 127.

Melts the mind to love, pity, 272.

Melted into air into thin air, 43.

Melting airs or martial, 422. charity, open as day for, 90. mood, unused to the, 157.

Member joint or limb, 228. tongue an unruly, 649.

Memnonium was in all its glory, 517.

Memorable epocha, 429.

Memories and sighs, a night of, 511. liars ought to have good, 264. no pyramids set off his, 198.

Memory, at the expense of his, 800. be green, 127. begot in the ventricle of, 55. blushes at the sneer, 637. dear, lost to sight to, 587. dear son of, 251. dear, thoughts to, 492. fond, brings the light, 523. graves of, 497. great man's, 138. green in our souls, 519. holds a seat, while, 132. how sweet their, 422. illiterate him from your, 440. indebted to his, for his jests, 443. leaves of the, 615. lends her light no more, 492. liar should have a good, 721. made such a sinner of his, 42. meek Walton's heavenly, 484. morning-star of, 549. my name and, 170. of all he stole, pleasing, 331. of earth's bitter leaven, 473. of the just is blessed, 825. of the past will stay, 518. place in thy, dearest, 678. plays an old tune, 654. pluck from, a rooted sorrow, 125. runneth not to the contrary, 392. silent shore of, 481. table of my, 132. takes them to her caverns, 581. thou art dear to, 587. throng into my, 243. to convict of plagiarism, a, 376. to keep good acts in, 171. vibrates in the, music, 567. wakes the bitter, 231. warder of the brain, 119. Washington's awful, 507. watches o'er the sad review, 513. will bring back the feeling, 689.

Men able to rely upon themselves, 438. about me that are fat, 111. above that which is written, 845. above the reach of ordinary, 470. adversity is the test of strong, 197. after the manner of, 844. aged, full loth and slow, 492. all, are created equal, 434. all, are liars, 823. all things to all, 845. and women merely players, 69. are April when they woo, 71. are but children of a larger growth, 275. are fit for, which ordinary, 146. are used as they use others, 691. are we and must grieve, 471. are you good, and true, 51. bad, live to eat and drink, 738. below and saints above, 487. beneath the rule of, 606. best of, that e'er wore earth, 182. betray, finds too late that, 403. bodies of unburied, 181. busy companies of, 263. busy haunts of, 570. busy hum of, 249. by losing rendered sager, 554. by their professions judge of, 644. by whom impartial laws were given, 313. callen daisies in our toun, 6. can counsel and speak comfort, 53. cause that wit is in other, 88. cheerful ways of, 230. circumstances the creatures of, 608. claret for boys port for, 374. clever, are good, 578. company of righteous, 698. comprehend all vagrom, 52. condemned alike to groan, 381. contending with adversity, 190. cradled into poetry, 566. crowd of common, 209. cuckoo mocks married, 56. daily do not knowing what they do, 52. [1022]dare do what men may do, 52. dear to gods and, 347. decay, wealth accumulates and, 396. December when they wed, 71. deeds are, 206. deep, natural philosophy makes, 168. do not your alms before, 838. doubt, till all, 332. down among the dead, 672. draw, as they ought to be, 399. drink, reasons why, 793. dying man to dying, 670. endure, hope of all ills, 261. equal in presence of death, 708. erring, call chance, 245. evil that, do, 113. eyes of, are idly bent, 82. far from the ways of, 345. fates of mortal, 341. favour the deceit, 276. few, admired by their domestics, 778. first produced in fishes, 739. foolery of wise, 66. for the use and benefit of, 266. from a former generation, 530. from the chimney-corner, 34. gods and godlike, 541. gods superintend the affairs of, 760. good, eat and drink to live, 738. good will toward, 841. goodliest man of, 232. gratitude of, 466. gratitude of most, 796. great nature made us, 657. great, not always wise, 817. great, not great scholars, 638. greatest clerks not the wisest, 17. greatest, oftest wrecked, 240. happy breed of, 81. have died not for love, 71. have lost their reason, 113. have their price, all, 304. hearts of oak are our, 388. heaven hears and pities, 343. heights reached by great, 616. histories make, wise, 168. honest in the sight of all, 844. hopes of living to be brave, 254. ignorance plays the chief part among, 758. impious, bear sway, 298. in great place, are servants, 165. in obedience, supreme powers keep, 193. in the brains of, 111. in the catalogue ye go for, 121. in the mouths of, 162. in these degenerate days, 337. judge, by their success, 795. justifiable to, 242. justify the ways of God to, 223. literary, a perpetual priesthood, 577. live peaceably with all, 844. lived like fishes, 264. lived to eat, 760. lives of great, all remind us, 612. lodging-place of wayfaring, 835. looks through the deeds of, 111. made, and not made them well, 137. man of letters amongst, 591. masters of their fates, 110. may come and men may go, 627. may live fools, 308. may read strange matters, 117. measures not, 401, 408. melancholy, are the most witty, 189. met each other with erected look, 269. midst the shock of, 541. modest, are dumb, 454. most infamous, 413. most, were bad, 758. most wretched, 566. moulded out of faults, best, 50. must be taught, 325. must work, 664. my brothers, 626. nation of gallant, 409. nobleness in other, 656. nor wrong these holy, 540. of Boston, solid, 432. of few words are the best, 91. of high degree and low degree, 821. of honour and of cavaliers, 409. of inward light, 214. of light and leading, 410. of most renowned virtue, 255. of polite learning, 284. of sense approve, 324. of the same religion, sensible, 610. of these degenerate days, 337. of wit will condescend, 290. old, shall dream dreams, 836. only disagree of creatures rational, 227. ought to investigate things, 759. poet still more a man than are, 578. possess a poison for serpents, 718. power makes slaves of, 567. proper, as ever trod, 110. propose, why don't the, 581. put an enemy in their mouths, 152. quit yourselves like, 814. quotation the parole of literary, 374. rich, rule the law, 395. rise on stepping stones, 631. roll of common, 85. ruined by their propensities, 411. sailors are but, 61. say nothing in dangerous times, wise, 196. schemes o' mice and, 446. science that, lere, 6. self-made, 637. shame to, 227. she takes the breath away of, 621. shiver when thou art named, 354. should fear, strange that, 112. shut doors against a setting sun, 109. sicken of avarice, old, 173. sin without intending it, 751. sleek-headed, 111. smile no more, 348. so are they all honourable, 113. so many minds, so many, 704. Socrates the wisest of, 241. some to business take, 321. [1023]some to pleasure take, 321. speak after the manner of, 844. speak with the tongues of, 845. spirits of just, made perfect, 848. stand before mean, 828. strength of twenty, 108. such, are dangerous, 111. superiority of educated, 762. suspect your tale, 349. talk only to conceal the mind, 310. tall, had empty heads, 170. tears of bearded, 489. tell them they are, 381. that be lothe to departe, 288. that can render a reason, 828. that fishes gnawed upon, 96. the workers ever reaping, 626. the world's great, 638. think all men mortal, 307. think, what you and other, 110. this blunder find in, 437. thoughts of, are widened, 626. three good, unhanged, 84. three sorts of wise, 691. tide in the affairs of, 115. titles are marks of honest, 310. to be of one mind in an house, 851. tongues of dying, 81. truths which are not for all, 801. twelve good, into a box, 528. twelve honest, have decided, 671. unlearned, of books, 310. various are the tastes of, 391. we are, my liege, 121. we petty, walk under his legs, 110. were deceivers ever, 51. were living before Agamemnon, 555. when bad, combine, 408. when, speak well of you, 841. which never were, 72. which ordinary, are fit for, 146. who can hear the Decalogue, 468. who clung to their first fault, 643. who have failed in literature, 609. who know their rights, 438. who prefer any load of infamy, 462. who their duties know, 438. whose heads do grow beneath their shoulders, 150. whose visages do cream and mantle, 60. wiser by weakness, 221. with mothers and wives, 585. with sisters dear, 585. women and Herveys, 461. world knows nothing of its greatest, 594. world was worthy such, 620. worth a thousand, 492. would be angels, 316. you took them for, not the, 52. young, fitter to invent, 167. young, shall see visions, 835. young, think old men fools, 36.

Men's bones, full of dead, 841. business and bosoms, 164. charitable speeches, 170. cottages princes' palaces, 60. counters, words are, 200. daughters, words are, 368. dream, the old, 268. evil manners live in brass, 100. facts, precedents for poor, 36. judgments are a parcel, 158. labours and peregrinations, 170. lives, ye are buying, 493. misery, became the cause of all, 31. names, that syllable, 243. nurses, wives are old, 165. office to speak patience, 53. smiles, there 's daggers in, 120. souls, times that try, 431. stuff, disposer of other, 175. thoughts according to their inclinations, 167. vision, the young, 268. wives are young, mistresses, 165.

Mend God's work, man to, 270. it or be rid on 't, 121. lacks time to, 594. your speech a little, 146.

Mendacity, tempted into, 639.

Mended from that tongue, came, 333. little said is soonest, 200, 787. nothing else but to be, 211. old houses, 296.

Menial, pampered, 433.

Mens regnum bona possidet, 22.

Mention her, no we never, 581.

Mentions hell to ears polite, never, 322.

Mentioned, better be damned than not, 431.

Merchant, over-polite, 528.

Merchants are princes, whose, 834. where, most do congregate, 61.

Mercies of the wicked, 826.

Merciless stepmother, 717.

Mercury can rise, Venus sets ere, 336. like feathered, 86. like the herald, 140. the words of, are harsh, 57.

Mercy and truth are met, 821. asked I mercy found, 684. ever hope to have, 29. God all, is a God unjust, 308. I to others show, 29, 334. is above this sceptred sway, 64. is nobility's true badge, 103. is not strained, 64. la belle dame sans, 575. nothing becomes them as, 47. nothing emboldens sin so much as, 109. of a rude stream, 99. render the deeds of, 65. seasons justice, 65. shown, lovelier things have, 548. shut the gates of, 385. sighed farewell, 551. temper justice with, 239. unto others show, 29. upon us miserable sinners, 850. we do pray for, 65.

Mere, lady of the, 472.

Meridian of my glory, 99.

Merit, as if her, lessened yours, 377. [1024]candle to thy, 362. displays distinguished, 358. envy will pursue, 324. heaven by making earth a hell, 540. raised, by, 226. sense of your great, 423. spurns that patient, takes, 135. wins the soul, 326.

Merits, careless their, 396. dumb on their own, 454. handsomely allowed, 374. to disclose, no further his, 386.

Mermaid, things done at the, 196.

Merce Nilotic isle, 240.

Merrier man, a, 55. more the, 19.

Merrily shall I live now, 43.

Merriment, flashes of, 144.

Merry and wise, 9, 37, 450, 689. as a marriage-bell, 542. as the day is long, 50. boys are we, three, 184. dancing drinking time, 272. eat drink and be, 831. feast, great welcome makes a, 50. fool to make me, 71. heart goes all the day, 77. heart hath a continual feast, 826. I am not, 151. in hall where beards wag all, 21. let 's be, 199. meetings, changed to, 95. monarch scandalous and poor, 279. month of May, 175. roundelay, 25. swithe it is in hall, 21. when I hear sweet music, 65.

Merryman and Doctor Quiet, 293.

Message of despair, 513.

Messes, herbs and other country, 248.

Messmates hear a brother sailor, 672.

Met, hail fellow well, 290. night that first we, 581. no sooner, but they looked, 71. part of all that I have, 625. 't was in a crowd, 581.

Metal, breed for barren, 61. flowed to human form, 329. more attractive, 138. not the king's stamp makes better the, 282. of a man tested, 663. rang true, 660. sonorous, 224.

Metamorphosis, in a state of, 756.

Metaphor, betrayed into no, 528.

Metaphysic wit, high as, 210.

Meteor flag of England, 515. harmless flaming, 224, 261. like a fast-flitting, 561. ray, fancy's, 447. streamed like a, 383. streaming to the wind, 224.

Method in madness, 133. in man's wickedness, 197. of making a fortune, 387.

Methought I heard a voice, 119.

Metre ballad-mongers, 85. of an antique song, 161.

Mettle, a lad of, a good boy, 84. grasp it like a man of, 313.

Mew, be a kitten and cry, 85. the cat will, 145.

Me-wards, affection 's strong to, 202.

Mewing her mighty youth, 255.

Mewling and puking, 69.

Mice and rats and such small deer, 147. best-laid schemes o', 446. desert a falling house, 719. feet like little, 256. fishermen appear like, 148.

Miching mallecho, this is, 138.

Mickle is the powerful grace, 106.

Microscopic eye, 316.

Midas me no Midas, 862.

Midday beam, at the full, 255. sun, under the, 244.

Middle age, companions for, 165. of the night, vast and, 128. on his bold visage, 491. tree, tree of life the, 232. wall of partition, 847.

Midnight brought on the dusky hour, 235. crew, Comus and his, 383. dances and the public show, 335. dead of, the noon of thought, 433. flower, pleasure like the, 520. gravity out of bed at, 85. hags, secret black and, 123. heard the chimes at, 90. hours, mournful, 617. in the solemn, centuries ago, 642. iron tongue of, 59. murder many a foul and, 383. oil consumed, 348. revels by a forest side, 225. shout and revelry, 243. stars of, shall be dear, 469.

Mid-noon risen on, 235, 476.

Midst of life we are in death, 851.

Midsummer, as the sun at, 86. madness, this is very, 76.

Midwife, she is the fairies', 104.

Mien carries more invitation, 297. monster of so frightful, 317. such a face and such a, 269.

Might and main, do with, 603. do it with thy, 831. faith that right makes, 622. have been, it, 619. honest man 's aboon his, 452. in their hour of, 526. of our sovereign, 29. of the gods, 698. try with all my, 535. would not when he, 405.

Mightier far is love, 482.

Mightiest in the mightiest, 64. Julius fell, 126.

Mightily strive, 72.

Mighty above all things, 836. ale a large quart, of, 3. all the proud and, 358. crack, hear the, 300. dead, converse with the, 356. [1025]death, eloquent just and, 26. fallen, how are the, 815. fortress is our God, 770. heart is lying still, 470. ills, what, 280. large bed, bed of honour a, 305. line, Marlowe's, 179. maze but not without a plan, 314. minds of old, 506. orb of song, 479. pain it is to love, 261. shrine of the, 548. state's decrees, mould a, 633. while ago, 177. workings, hum of, 576. your hearts are, 46. youth, mewing her, 255.

Mild philosophy, calm lights of, 297.

Mildest-mannered man, 557.

Mildness, ethereal, 355.

Mile, measured many a, 56.

Miles asunder, villain and he are, 108. travelled twelve stout, 472. twelve, from a lemon, 460.

Militia, the rude, 273.

Milk, adversity's sweet, 108. and honey, flowing with, 813. and water, happy mixtures of, 554. of concord, sweet, 124. of human kindness, 117. of Paradise, drunk the, 500. such as have need of, 848.

Milk-white before now purple, 58. lamb, Una with her, 477. thorn, beneath the, 447.

Milky baldric of the skies, 573. mothers, 27, 494. way i' the sky, 256. way, solar walk or, 315.

Mill, brook that turns a, 455. God's, grinds slow but sure, 206. I wandered by the, 634. more water glideth by the, 104. much water goeth by the, 18.

Miller sees not all the water, 192. there was a jolly, 427.

Miller's golden thumb, 2.

Millers thin, bone and skin two, 351.

Milliner, perfumed like a, 83.

Millinery, mass of, 631.

Million acres, Cleon hath a, 653. misses an unit aiming at a, 646. pleased not the, 134.

Millions boast, who dost thy, 261. for defence, 673. in tears, leaves, 655. of spiritual creatures, 234. of surprises, 205. saddled and bridled, 682. think, perhaps makes, 558. yet to be, thanks of, 562.

Mills of God grind slowly, 793.

Millstone hanged about his neck, 842. hard as the nether, 818. look through a, 33. see into a, 789. seen far in a, 13.

Milo's end, remember, 278.

Milton, faith and morals of, 472. round the path of, 485. shouldst be living, 472. some mute inglorious, 385. that mighty orb of song, 479. the divine, 479. the sightless, 483. to give a, birth, 414.

Milton's golden lyre, 391.

Mince the matter, 857. this matter, 152, 784.

Mincing, walking and, 833.

Mind, absence of, 509. appearances to the, 744. as the, is pitched, 421. banquet of the, 346. be ye all of one, 849. beneficent of, 343. bettering of my, 42. blameless, a, 342. bliss centres in the, 395. blotted from his, 314. body or estate, 850. breathing from her face, 550. clothed and in his right, 841. conquest of the, 345. conscious of rectitude, 707. dagger of the, 119. damning those they have no, to, 211. desires of the, 169. did minde his grace, never, 23. diseased, minister to a, 125. education forms the common, 320. encyclopedic, 593. exercise is strength of, 317. farewell the tranquil, 154. fire from the, 542. firm capacious, 342. fleet is a glance of the, 416. forbids to crave, 22. glimmer on my, to, 514. good, possesses a kingdom, 22. grand prerogative of, 534. grateful, by owing owes not, 231. his eyes are in his, 503. how love exalts the, 273. immortal remains, 341. in ruins, the human, 682. in the victor's, 299. is bent, when to ill thy, 345. is clouded with a doubt, 629. is God, our, 742. is its own place, 224. is pitched, as the, 421. is the judge of the man, 715. is the lever of all things, 530. large and fruitful, 168. last infirmity of noble, 247. laugh that spoke the vacant, 396. leafless desert of the, 549. love looks with the, 57. magic of the, the, 551. makes the man, 303. man's unconquerable, 471. marble index of a, 475. march of the human, 408. Meccas of the, 562. men to be of one, 851. [1026]mildest manners with bravest, 342. misguide the, 323. musing in his sullein, 28. narrowed his, 399. noble, o'erthrown, 136. nobler in the, to suffer, 135. noblest, the best contentment has, 27. not body enough to cover his, 460. not to be changed, 224. not what thou lackest, 754. of desultory man, 417. of man, in the, 467. of man, wine shows the, 694. one, in an house, 851. oppressed with dumps, 404. Othello's visage in his, 151. out of sight out of, 7, 35. outbreak of a fiery, 133. pen is the tongue of the, 789. persuaded in his own, 845. philosophy inclineth a man's, 166. pity melts the, to love, 272. plead it in heart and, 387. power to broaden the, 750. quite vacant, 415. raise and erect the, 169. riches of the, 737. sad thoughts to the, 466. serene for contemplation, 349. she had a frugal, 417. standard of the man, 303. steady, ballast to keep the, 662. strong and sound, 373. suspicion haunts the guilty, 95. talk only to conceal the, 310. that builds for aye, 485. that makes the man, 707. that very fiery particle, 560. the philosophic, 478. time out of, 104. to change thy, 754. to glimmer on my, 514. to me a kingdom is, 22. to me an empire is, 22. to mind heart to heart, 488. torture of the, 121. unconquerable, the, 382. untutored, sees God in clouds, 315. vacant, and body filled, 92. vacant, is a mind distressed, 415. well-ordered, 751. were weight, if, 483. what I am taught, 535. what you are pleased to call your, 861. whose body lodged a mighty, 338. whose well-taught, 343. wisest books in her, 261.

Minds, admiration of weak, 240. are not ever craving, 444. balm of hurt, 120. innocent and quiet, 260. led captive, 240. marriage of true, 163. of old, the mighty, 506. of some of our statesmen, 518. powers which impress our, 466. so many men so many, 704. that have nothing to confer, 487.

Mind's construction in the face, 117. eye Horatio, in my, 128.

Mindful what it cost, ever, 465.

Minden's plain, on, 427.

Mine be a cot beside the hill, 455. be the breezy hill, 428. bright jewels of the, 569. eye seeth thee, 818. fairy of the, 245. own, do what I will with, 840. what is yours is, 50.

Mines for coal and salt, 563.

Mingle mingle mingle, 173.

Mingled yarn, 74.

Minions of the moon, 82.

Minister, one fair spirit for my, 547. so sore, no, 328. thou flaming, 156. to a mind diseased, 125. to himself, the patient must, 125.

Ministers of grace defend us, 130. of love, all are but, 501.

Ministering angel, 144, 490.

Minnows, Triton of the, 103.

Minor pants for twenty-one, the, 329.

Minstrel lead, Mercy this, 473. raptures swell, no, 488. ring the fuller, in, 633.

Minstrelsy, brayed with, 109.

Mint and anise, tithe of, 840. of phrases in his brain, 54.

Minuet in Ariadne, 441.

Minute, Cynthia of this, 321. of heaven, one, 526. speak more in a, 107. suppliance of a, 129.

Minutes count by sensations, 608. in forty, 58. make the ages, 642. what damned, tells he o'er, 153.

Minute-hand, his conversation shows not the, 376.

Miracle instead of wit, 311.

Miracles are past, 73. of precocity, 718.

Miraculous organ, with most, 135.

Mire, learning will be cast into the, 410. water never left man in the, 109.

Mirror, honest wife's truest, 463. in that just, 309. of all courtesy, 98. of constant faith, 342. of friendship, 695. of the soul, speech is a, 714. thou glorious, 547. up to nature, to hold the, 137. warped, to a gaping age, 564.

Mirrors of the gigantic shadows, 568.

Mirth and fun grew fast and furious, 451. and innocence, 554. and laughter, 557. and tears, humblest, 468. can into folly glide, how, 492. displaced the, 122. far from all resort of, 250. he is all, 51. in funeral dirge in marriage, 127. [1027]limit of becoming, 55. May's new-fangled, 54. mixed wisdom with, 399. of its December, 595. string attuned to, 584. that after no repenting draws, 252.

Mirthful maze, through the, 395.

Misapplied, virtue turns vice being, 106.

Misbegotten knaves, 84.

Misbeliever, you call me, 61.

Miscarriage in war, a second, 733.

Mischief, beauty is an ivory, 761. for idle hands, 302. hand to execute any, 255. in every deed of, 430. it means, 138. neglect may breed, 360. place which has done man, 715. Satan finds some, 302. smile with an intent to do, 186.

Mischievous thing spoken unawares, 733.

Miser, honesty dwells like a, 72.

Miser's pensioner, to be a, 475. treasure, unsunned heaps of, 244.

Miserable comforters are ye all, 817. have no other medicine, 48. night, I have passed a, 96. sinners, mercy upon us, 850. to be weak is, 223.

Miseries, in shallows and in, 115.

Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows, 43. and man from birth, 343. became the cause of all men's, 31. child of, baptized in tears, 427. cold to distant, 430. companions in, 714. company in, 192. had worn him to the bones, 108. half our, from our foibles, 437. happy time in, 618. he gave to, all he had, 386. is at hand, 769. poets in their, dead, 470. sacred to gods is, 343. steeped to the lips in, 614. vow an eternal, together, 280.

Misery's darkest cavern, 366.

Misfortune, delight in another's, 710. made the throne her seat, 301.

Misfortunes, bear another's, 336. delight in others', 407. hardest to bear, 663. ignorance of one's, 698. laid in one heap, 736. occasioned by man, 718. of mankind, 430. of others, to endure the, 794.

Misfortune's book, writ in sour, 108.

Misgivings, blank, 478.

Mishaps, wisdom from another's, 713.

Misled by fancy's meteor ray, 447.

Mislike me not for my complexion, 62.

Misquote, enough learning to, 539.

Miss, nature cannot, 272. not the discourse of the elders, 837.

Missed it lost it forever, we, 650.

Mist in my face, to feel the, 650. is dispelled when a woman appears, 348. obscures, no, 507. of years, dim with the, 541. resembles rain, as, 614.

Mistake, there is no, 463. you lie under a, 292, 567.

Mistletoe hung in the castle hall, 582.

Mistress of her art, 446. of herself, 322. such, such Nan, 21.

Mistresses, wives are young men's, 165.

Mistress' eyebrow, 69.

Misty mountain-tops, 108.

Misunderstood, to be great is to be, 601.

Misused wine, poison of, 243.

Mithridates, half, 593.

Mixture of earth's mould, 243.

Mixtures of more happy days, 554.

Moan of doves, 630.

Moat defensive to a house, 81.

Moated grange, at the, 49.

Mob of gentlemen, 329.

Mock a broken charm, 500. at sin, fools make a, 826. sit in the clouds and, 89. the air with idle state, 383. the meat it feeds on, 153. your own grinning, 144.

Mocks married men, the cuckoo, 56. me with the view, 394.

Mocked himself, smiles as if he, 111.

Mocker, wine is a, 827.

Mockery and a snare, 527. hence unreal, 122. king of snow, 82. of woe, bear about the, 335. over slaves, in, 518.

Mocking the air with colours idly spread, 80.

Mode of the lyre, each, 519.

Model of the barren earth, 82. then draw the, 88.

Models for the mass, live as, 648.

Moderate haste, one with, 129. the rancour of your tongue, 672.

Moderation is the silken string, 182. observe, 694. the gift of heaven, 698.

Moderator of passions, 207.

Modern instances, wise saws and, 69.

Modes of faith, 318.

Modest doubt, 102. men are dumb, 454. pride and coy submission, 232. stillness and humility, 91. the quip, 72. zealous yet, 428.

Modesty, bounds of, 108. downcast, concealed, 356. grace and blush of, 140. is a candle to thy merit, 362. of nature, o'erstep not the, 137. pure and vestal, 108.

Modification, bad plan that admits no, 710.

Moles and to the bats, 832.

Mole-hill, mountain of, 675.

[1028]Molly, was true to his, 436.

Moment, face some awful, 476. give to God each, 359. improve each, as it flies, 366. is a day, each, 608. loyal and neutral in a, 120. pith and, enterprises of, 136. show, how little can a, 486. to decide, 657. work of a, 785.

Moments make the year, 311.

Moment's ornament, to be a, 474.

Momentary bliss, bestow, a, 381.

Monarch, does not misbecome a, 389. hears assumes the god, 271. love could teach a, 387. morsel for a, 157. of all I survey, 416. of mountains, 553. of the vine, 158. once uncovered sat, 352. scandalous and poor, 279. the throned, 64.

Monarchs, change perplexes, 225. fate of mighty, 356. scion of chiefs and, 547. seldom sigh in vain, 489.

Monarchies, mightiest, 227.

Monarchy, trappings of a, 369.

Monastic brotherhood, 480.

Monday, betwixt Saturday and, 285. hanging his cat on, 856.

Money and books placed for show, 215. cannot buy, blessing that, 208. comes withal, 72. in thy purse, put, 151. makes the man, 757. man that wants, 733. means and content, that wants, 70. much, as 't will bring, 213. of fools, words the, 200. perish with thee, thy, 843. possessed by their, 188. sets the world in motion, 712. still get, boy, 177. the love of, root of all evil, 848. time is, 361. to a starving man at sea, 786.

Mongrel mastiff, 148. puppy whelp and hound, 400.

Monie a blunder free us, 448.

Monk, the devil a, would be, 772. who shook the world, 610.

Monks of old, I envy the, 678.

Monmouth river at, 92.

Monopoly of fame, 189.

Monster custom who all sense doth eat, 141. faultless, 279. green-eyed, it is the, 153. London, 261. many-headed, 194. of so frightful mien, 317.

Monstrous, every fault seeming, 70. little voice, 57. tail our cat has got, 285.

Mont Blanc is the monarch, 553.

Month, a little, 128. laughter for a, 84. march stout once a, 273. more than he will stand to in a, 107. of June, leafy, 499. of leaves and roses, 655. of May, in the merry, 175.

Months without an R, 857.

Monument, enduring, 565. my gentle verse, your, 162. patience on a, 76.

Monuments, hung up for, 95. shall last when Egypt's fall, 309. upon my breast, 571.

Monumental alabaster, smooth as, 156. pomp of age, 479.

Mood, Dorian, of flutes, 225. fantastic as a woman's, 492. in any shape in any, 552. in listening, she stood, 490. sweet, when pleasant thoughts, 466. that blessed, 467. unused to the melting, 157.

Moody madness, 381.

Moon, auld in hir arme, 404. be a dog and bay the, 114. by night, nor the, 824. by yonder blessed, 106. cast before the, 32. cast beyond the, 11. close by the, 230. course of one revolving, 268. glimpses of the, 131. had filled her horn, thrice the, 306. has climbed the highest hill, 673. honour from the pale-faced, 84. in full-orbed glory, 507. inconstant, 106. into salt tears resolves the, 109. is an arrant thief, 109. looks on many brooks, 521. loud thundering to the, 358. lucent as a rounded, 661. made of green cheese, 19. maids who love the, 520. minions of the, 82. mortals call the, 565. night-flower sees but one, 521. no morn no, 586. of Mahomet, 566. reverence to yon peeping, 173. rising in clouded majesty, 233. shall rise, when the, 174. shine at full or no, 214. silent as the, 241. silent night with this fair, 233. sits arbitress, 225. swear not by the, 106. sweet regent of the sky, 426. takes up the wondrous tale, 300. that monthly changes, 106. unmask her beauty to the, 129. wandering, behold the, 250. went up the sky, the moving, 498. yestreen I saw the new, 404.

Moons wasted, some nine, 149.

Moon's unclouded grandeur, 568.

Moonbeams are bright, for the, 611. play, about their ranks the, 536.

[1029]Moonlight and feeling, music, 567. meet me by, alone, 594. shade, along the, 335. sleeps upon this bank, 65. tale told by, 594. visit Melrose by, 487.

Moon-struck madness, 240.

Moor, lady married to the, 477.

Moore, Tom, a health to thee, 553.

Moorish fen, lake or, 244.

Moping melancholy, 240.

Moral evil and of good, 466. good a practical stimulus, 724. no man's sufficiency to be so, 53. point a, or adorn a tale, 365. sensible and well-bred man, 415.

Morals, bible is a book of, 530. which Milton held, 472. why man of, 260.

Moralist, teach the rustic, to die, 385.

Morality is perplexed, 411. periodical fits of, 591. religion and, 370. unawares expires, 332.

Moralize my song, 27.

Moralized his song, 328.

Mordre wol out, 5.

More, angels could no, 307. blessed to give, 843. can tie with, 451. frayd then hurt, 11. giving thy sum of, 67. in sorrow than in anger, 128. is meant than meets the ear, 250. is thy due than more than all, 117. knave than fool, 41. matter for a May morning, 76. matter with less art, 133. more honoured in the breach than the observance, 130. no man see me, 99. of the serpent than dove, 41. sinned against than sinning, 147. than a crime, it is, 805. than a little, 86. than all can pay, 117. than kin less than kind, 127. than painting can express, 301. the merrier, 19. things in heaven and earth, 133. who dares do, 118.

Morn and cold indifference came, 301. and liquid dew of youth, 129. blushing like the, 237. cheerful at, he wakes, 394. fair laughs the, 383. furthers a man on his road, 694. genial, appears, 513. golden light of, 584. her rosy steps, 234. in russet mantle clad, 127. incense-breathing, 384. lights that do mislead the, 49. like a lobster boiled, the, 213. like a summer's, 502. love-song to the, 611. meek-eyed, appears, 355. no, no noon no dawn, 586. not waking till she sings, 32. of toil nor night of waking, 491. on the Indian steep, 243. one, I missed him, 386. opening eyelids of the, 247. risen on mid-noon, 235, 476. salutation to the, 97. somewhere 't is always, 604. suns that gild the vernal, 424. sweet approach of even or, 230. sweet is the breath of, 233. till night he sung from, 427. to noon he fell, from, 225. tresses like the, 246. waked by the circling hours, 235. was fair the skies were clear, 611. with rosy hand, 235. with the dawning of, 515.

Morning air, scent the, 132. all in the, betime, 142. at odds with, 123. best of the sons of the, 535. bid me good, 433. brightly breaks the, 676. come in the, 680. dew, as the sun the, 270. dew, chaste as, 308. dew, faded like the, 513. dew, washed with, 491. dew, womb of, 28. drum-beat, 533. earliest light of the, 529. ever break, when did, 520. face, disasters in his, 397. face, schoolboy with his shining, 69. fair came forth, 241. found myself famous one, 560. full many a glorious, 161. in the, thou shalt hear, 302. life how pleasant is thy, 447. like the spirit of a youth, 158. lowers, the dawn is overcast the, 297. Lucifer son of the, 833. more matter for a May, 76. never wore to evening, 631. of the times, in the, 627. of the world, in the, 644. reflection came with the, 301, 494. saw two clouds at, 677. shows the day, as, 241. sky, forehead of the, 248. sky, opens to the, 677. somewhere, 't is always, 604. sow thy seed in the, 831. stars of, dewdrops, 235. stars sang together, 817. wings of the, 824. womb of the, 823, 851.

Morning-gate of glory, 639.

Morning-star, glittering like the, 409. of memory, 549.

Morning's march, in life's, 515.

Morrow, desire of the night for the, 567. good night till it be, 106. no part of their good, 258. take no thought for the, 838. watching for the, 803. windy night a rainy, 162.

[1030]Morsel for a monarch, 157. under his tongue, 283.

Mortal cares, far from, 534. coil, shuffled off this, 135. crisis doth portend, 212. frame, quit this, 334. frame, stirs this, 501. hopes defeated, 482. ills prevailing, flood of, 770. instruments, 111. men think all men, 307. mixture of earth's mould, 243. murders, twenty, 122. passions, necessity of, 740. resting-place so fair, no, 546. spirit of, be proud, 561. taste brought death, 223. thing, laugh at any, 558. through a crown's disguise, 391. to the skies, he raised a, 272.

Mortals call the moon, whom, 565. given, some feelings to, 491. human, 57. the spirit of, 561. to command success, not in, 297. to the skies, raise, 532. what fools these, 58.

Mortality, child of, 434. gladly would I meet, 239. is too weak to bear them, 281. kept watch o'er man's, 478. o'ersways their power, 162. thoughts of, 222. to frail, 170.

Mortality's strong hand, 80.

Mortar, bray a fool in a, 829.

Moses, Pan lends his pagan horn to, 331.

Moss and flowers, azure, 565. and through brake, through, 506. rolling stone gathers no, 14.

Moss-beds, purpled the, 570.

Moss-covered bucket, 537.

Mossy marbles rest, the, 635. stone, violet by a, 467.

Most, he serves me, 339. unkindest cut of all, 113.

Motes that people the sunbeams, 249.

Moth, desire of the, for the star, 567.

Moths, maidens like, 540.

Mother Earth, common growth of, 468. father brethren all in thee, 338. happy he with such a, 630. honour thy father and, 675. in Israel, I arose a, 814. is a mother still, 502. man before thy, 424. man before your, 199. meets on high her babe, 508. of all living, 812. of arts and eloquence, 241. of devotion, ignorance the, 275. of dews, morn appears, 355. of form and fear, 39. of good fortune, 791. of invention, necessity the, 305. of safety, provident fear, 451. so loving to my, 128. the holiest thing alive, 502. to her daughter spake, 688. tongue, 419. wandered with her child, 568. was weeping, its, 582. who 'd give her booby, 348. who ran to help me? my, 535. who talks of her children, 608. whose, was her painting, 160. wit, nature by her, 29.

Mothers and wives, men with, 585. milky, 27, 494.

Mother's breath, extend a, 328. glass, thou art my, 161. grave, botanize upon his, 471. lap, 239, 240. pride a father's joy, 492.

Motion and a spirit, 467. between the acting and first, 111. in his, like an angel sings, 65. in our proper, 226. money sets the world in, 712. of a hidden fire, 497. of a muscle, 465. of his starry train, 485. pulling the cords of, 754. scoured with perpetual, 88. this sensible warm, 48. two stars keep not their, 87.

Motions of his spirit dull as night, 66. of the sense, 47.

Motionless as ice, 473. torrents silent cataracts, 501.

Motive guide original and end, 367.

Motives of more fancy, 88.

Motive-hunting of a motiveless malignity, 505.

Motley fool, 67. rout, 424.

Motley's the only wear, 68.

Mottoes of the heart, 514.

Mould, ethereal, 226. light shaft of orient, 570. mortal mixture of earth's, 243. nature lost the perfect, 552. nature's happiest, 388. of a man's fortune, 167. of form, glass of fashion, 136. verge of the churchyard, 585.

Moulded on one stem, two lovely berries, 58. out of faults, best men are, 50. scarcely formed or, 560.

Moulder piecemeal on the rock, 549.

Mouldering urn, 428.

Moulding Sheridan, 552.

Mouldy rolls of Noah's ark, 268.

Mount Abora, singing of, 500. Casius old, 228. Zion city of the great king, 820.

Mountain and lea, o'er, 611. brought forth a mouse, 726. haunt dale or piny, 504. in its azure hue, robes the, 512. land of the, 489. like the dew on the, 491. nymph sweet liberty, 248. of a mole-hill, 675. pendent rock a forked, 158. [1031]rolling his stone up the, 617. see one, see all, 189. side, from every, 619. small sands the, 311. tops, tiptoe on the misty, 108. was in labour, 716. waves, march is o'er the, 514.

Mountains, bind him to his native, 394. Delectable, 266. faith to remove, 845. Greenland's icy, 536. high, are a feeling, 543. interposed make enemies, 418. look on Marathon, 557. Mont Blanc is the monarch of, 553. will be in labour, 706. woods or steepy, 40.

Mountain-height, freedom from her, 573. winds swept the, 568.

Mounted in delight, 470.

Mounteth with occasion, courage, 78.

Mounting barbed steeds, 95. in hot haste, 542.

Mourn, countless thousands, 446. her, all the world shall, 101. lacks time to, 594. love is doomed to, 683. the unalterable days, 600. who thinks must, 289.

Mourns the dead, he, 307. nothing dies but something, 558. vile man that, 316.

Mourned by man, 482. by strangers, 335. her soldier slain, 427. honoured and forever, 341. revered and, 342. the dame of Ephesus, so, 295. the loved the lost, 545.

Mourners go about the streets, 831.

Mournful midnight hours, 612. numbers, tell me not in, 612. rhymes, ring out my, 633. rustling in the dark, 615. truth, this, 366.

Mourning, house of, 830. oil of joy for, 834.

Mournings for the dead, 615.

Mouse, as a cat would watch a, 293. killing a, on Sunday, 856. mountain brought forth a, 726. not even a, 527. of any soul, 336. with one poor hole, 206, 336, 701.

Mouses wit not worth a leke, 4.

Mousing owl hawked at, 120.

Mouth and the meat, God sendeth, 11, 20. an thou 'lt, I 'll rant, 145. butter would not melt in her, 292. close, catches no flies, 787. even in the cannon's, 69. familiar in his, 92. gaping, and stupid eyes, 273. ginger shall be hot i' the, 75. like kisses from a female, 554. look a gift horse in the, 11, 211. most beautiful, in the world, 353. of babes and sucklings, 818. of hell, into the, 628. out of thine own, 842. purple-stainèd, 575. to water, made his, 212. which hath the deeper, 93. wickedness sweet in his, 817. with open, swallowing a tailor's news, 80.

Mouths a sentence, as curs, 412. enemy in their, 152. familiar in their, 92. in a glass, made, 147. of men, in the, 162. of wisest censure, 152. without hands, 273.

Mouth-filling oath, 86.

Mouth-honour, breath, 124.

Move easiest, those, 324.

Moves a goddess, 337. in a mysterious way, God, 423.

Moved, a woman, 73. to smile at anything, 111.

Moving accidents, 150. push on keep, 457.

Moving-delicate and full of life, 53.

Mown grass, like rain upon the, 821.

Much goods laid up, 842. he reads, 111. he thinks too, 111. I owe, I have nothing, 770. I want which most would have, 22. may be made of a Scotchman, 371. may be said on both sides, 300, 363. more than little, is by much too, 86. more to that which had too, 67. of a muchness, 684. of earth so much of heaven, 472. one man can do, 263. so, to do so little done, 633. some have too, 22. something too, of this, 138. too, of a good thing, 71, 785.