INDEX. (continued 8)

Muchness, much of a, 684.

Muck of sweat, all of a, 402.

Muckle, twice as, as a' that, 447.

Mud, sun reflecting upon the, 169.

Muddy ill-seeming thick, 73.

Mudsills of society, 678.

Muffled drums are beating, 612.

Mugwump a person educated beyond his intellect, 682. mainspring mogul and, 681.

Multiplied visions, 835.

Multiplieth words, he, 817.

Multitude call the afternoon, 56. is always in the wrong, 278. many-headed, 34, 103. of counsellors, 825. of projects, 709. of sins, charity shall cover the, 849. swinish, hoofs of a, 410.

Multitudes in the valley of decision, 836.

Multitudinous seas incarnadine, 120.

Munich, wave, all thy banners, 515.

Murder, a brother's, 139. by the law, 311. cannot be long hid, 62. ez fer war I call it, 658. [1032]many a foul and midnight, 383. one, made a villain, 425. one to destroy is, 311. sacrilegious, hath broke ope, 120. sleep, Macbeth, does, 119. though it have no tongue, 135. thousands takes a specious name to, 311. will out, 786.

Murders, twenty mortal, 122.

Murderer, carcasses bleed at the sight of the, 187.

Murky air, into the, 239.

Murmur, invites one to sleep, whose, 380. the shallow, 25.

Murmurs as the ocean murmurs, 512. died away in hollow, 390. hear our mutual, 558. near the running brooks, 471. to their woe, 398.

Murmuring fled, 234. of innumerable bees, 630. streams, lapse of, 237.

Murmurings were heard within, 480.

Murray was our boast, 332.

Muscle, motion of a, 465. trained, keep thy, 661.

Muscular, his Christianity was, 609. training of a philosopher, 745.

Muse, every conqueror creates a, 220. his chaste, 377. His praise, expressive silence, 357. meditate the thankless, 247. of fire, O for a, 90. on nature with a poet's eye, 513. rise honest, 322. said look in thy heart, 34. worst-humoured, 400. worst-natured, 279.

Music and moonlight, 567. architecture is frozen, 807. at the close, setting sun and, 81. audible to him alone, 485. be the food of love, 74. breathing from her face, 550. ceasing of exquisite, 616. die in, 63. discourse most eloquent, 138. dwells lingering, where, 484. fading in, a swan-like end, 63. governed by a strain of, 485. hath charms to soothe the savage breast, 294. heavenly maid was young, 390. his very foot has, 427. in its roar, 547. in my heart I bore, 473. in the beauty, there is, 218. in the nightingale, there is no, 44. in them, die with all their, 636. instinct with, 485. like softest, 106. like the warbling of, 167. man that hath no, in himself, 66. mute, will make the, 629. never merry when I hear sweet, 65. night shall be filled with, 614. not for the doctrine but the, 324. of her face, 259. of humanity, still sad, 467. of the sea, rose to the, 503. of the spheres, 218. of the union, keep step to the, 588. of those village bells, 422. passed in, out of sight, 625. slumbers in the shell, 455. some to church repair for, 324. soul of, shed, 519. sounds of, creep in our ears, 65. sphere-descended maid, 390. sweet compulsion in, 250. sweeter than their own, a, 471. tells, many a tale their, 523. that would charm forever, 485. the sea-maid's, to hear, 57. 't is angels', 205. to attending ears, softest, 106. waste their, on the savage, 311. what fairy-like, 677. when soft voices die, 567. wherever there is harmony there is, 218. with her silver sound, 404. with its voluptuous swell, 542. with poem or with, 241. with the enamelled stones, 44.

Music's golden tongue, 575.

Musical as bright Apollo's lute, 56, 245. glasses, Shakespeare and the, 402. most, most melancholy, 249.

Musing in his sullein mind, 28. on companions gone, 489. there an hour alone, 557. while the fire burned, 819.

Muskets aimed at duck, 439.

Musk-rose and woodbine, 248. of the dale, sweetened every, 245.

Musk-roses, sweet with, 58.

Must be as we are now, 263. I thus leave thee, 239. youth replies I can, 600.

Mustard, after meat comes, 786.

Mutantur, nos et mutamur, 321.

Mute inglorious Milton, 385. nature mourns, 488. nightingale was, 589. unchanged hoarse, 236.

Mutine in a matron's bones, 140.

Mutiny, stones to rise and, 114.

Mutter, wizards that peep and, 833.

Muttered in hell, 't was, 674.

Mutters backward, 246.

Mutton, joint of, 90.

Muttons, to return to our, 771.

Mutual heart, when we meet a, 358.

My better half, 34. country 't is of thee, 546. ever new delight, 235. opinion is and so and so, 761.

Mynheer Vandunck, 454.

Myriad of precedent, codeless, 627.

Myriad-minded Shakespeare, 504.

Myriads bid you rise, what, 578. of daisies, 486. of rivulets hurrying, 630.

Myrtle, groves of laurel and, 803. [1033]land of the cypress and, 549.

Myrtles, grove of, 175, 803.

Myself am hell, 231. I live not in, 543. never less alone by, 431. not if I know, 509. such a thing as I, 110.

Mysteries lie beyond thy dust, 264.

Mysterious cement of the soul, 354. union with its native sea, 480. way, God moves in a, 423.

Mystery, burden of the, 467. heart of my, 139. hid under Egypt's pyramid, 621. of mysteries, 494.

Mystic fabric sprung, the, 535.

Mystical lore, 514.

Naebody care for me, if, 449.

Naiad of the strand, 490. or a grace, 490.

Naiads, leads the dancing, 414.

Nail, fasten him as a, 834. on the head, hit the, 20, 183, 771. shoe lost for want of a, 360. to our coffin, care adds a, 431. to the mast her holy flag, 635. tooth and, 781.

Nails fastened by the masters, 832. near your beauty with my, 93.

Nailed by the ears, 214. on the bitter cross, 82.

Naked, every day he clad the, 400. human heart, 308. in December snow, 81. new-born babe, 118. new-born child, 438. to lash the rascals, 155. to mine enemies, 100. villany, clothe my, 96. woods wailing winds, 573. wretches, poor, 147.

Nam et ipsa scientia, 168.

Name Achilles assumed, 219. Ah Sin was his, 669. and memory, 170. at which the world grew pale, 365. be George, if his, 78. be sung, let the Redeemer's, 302. behind them, left a, 837. beyond the sky, waft thy, 539. breathe not his, 519. call it by some better, 524. cannot conceive nor, 120. current but not appropriate, 457. deed without a, 123. fascination of a, 422. filches from me my good, 153. foolish whistling of a, 262. friend of every friendless, 366. good, better than precious ointment, 830. good, better than riches, 790, 827. good, in man and woman, 153. grand old, of gentleman, 633. greatness of his, 101. Greek or Roman, 267. halloo your, to the reverberate hills, 75. hell trembled at the hideous, 229. her, is never heard, 581. his former, is heard no more, 235. in print, pleasant to see one's, 539. in the ambush of my, 47. is great in mouths, 152. is Legion, my, 841. is MacGregor, my, 493. is Norval, my, 392. is woman, frailty thy, 128. king's, is a tower of strength, 97. lights without a, 256. local habitation and a, 59. love can scarce deserve the, 549. magic of a, 513. man with a terrible, 508. mark the marble with his, 322. murder takes a specious, 311. no blot on his, 514. no one can speak, 507. no parties, I, 198. of action, lose the, 136. of Crispian, rouse at the, 92. of the Prophet figs, 517. of the slough was Despond, 265. of the world, borrow the, 166. of Vanity Fair, it beareth the, 265. Phœbus what a, 539. pledge of a deathless, 616. ravished with the whistling of a, 319. rose by any other, 105. so blest as thine, no, 345. speak to thee in friendship's, 523. the world grew pale at, 365. thence they had their, 246. though late redeem thy, 354. to be known by, no, 152. to every fixed star, that give a, 54. unmusical to the Volscians' ears, 103. was writ in water, 577. we will not ask her, 516. what is friendship but a, 402. what 's in a, 105. what the dickens his, is, 46. which no one can spell, 508. whose, has been well spelt, 559. worth an age without a, 493. worthy of the, 447.

Names, call things by their right, 457. commodity of good, 83. familiar as household words, 92. he loved to hear, 635. new-made honour doth forget men's, 78. of all the gods at once, 110. of their founders, forgotten the, 222. one of the few immortal, 562. syllable men's, 243. twenty more such, 72. which never were, 72. win ourselves good, 36.

Named thee but to praise, nor, 562.

Nameless column with the buried base, 546. deed, tells of a, 456. unremembered acts, 467.

Nan, such mistress such, 21.

Nap after dinner, 372.

[1034]Napkins tacked together, two, 87.

Naples is known, man to whom all, 798.

Napoleon's troops, 537.

Naps, old John, of Greece, 72.

Narcissa's last words, 321.

Narcotics numbing pain, 631.

Narrative with age, 337.

Narrow as the neck of a vinegar-cruet, 376. compass, 220. human wit so, 323. isthmus, this, 525. the corner where man dwells, 750. two, words hic jacet, 27. world, he doth bestride the, 110.

Narrowed his mind, 399.

Narrowing lust of gold, 633.

Nasty ideas, a man of, 291.

Nation, ballads of a, 281. confound the language of the, 462. corner-stone of a, 616. curled darlings of our, 149. God sifted a whole, 266. he hates our sacred, 61. language of the, 462. laws of a, who should make the, 281. made and preserved us a, 517, 595. ne'er would thrive, 287. noble and puissant, 254. not lift sword against, 832. of gallant men, 409. of men of honour, 409. of shopkeepers, 858. other courts of the, 213. righteousness exalteth a, 826. small one a strong, 834. trick of our English, 88. void of wit and humour, 389.

Nations as a drop of a bucket, 834. but two, in all, 263. cheap defence of, 410. eclipsed the gayety of, 369. enrich unknowing, 39. fierce contending, 299. fond hope of many, 547. friendship with all, 435. greatness of his name make new, 101. kindreds and tongues, 849. mountains make enemies of, 418. Niobe of, 546. to foreign, and to the next ages, 170.

Nation's eyes, history in a, 385.

National debt a national blessing, 532.

Native and to the manner born, 130. charm, one, 398. heath, my foot is on my, 493. hue of resolution, 136. land good night, my, 540. seas, guard our, 514. shore, adieu my, 540. shore, fast by their, 423. to the heart, head is not more, 127. wood-notes wild, 249.

Nativity chance or death, 46.

Natural defect, not caused by any, 168. force abated, nor his, 814. I do it more, 75. in him to please, 267. more than, 134. on the stage he was, 399. selection, 622. sorrow loss or pain, 473. tears they dropped, 240.

Naturalist and historian, 367.

Naturalists observe a flea, so, 290.

Naturally as pigs squeak, 210.

Nature, accuse not, 238. action lies in his true, 139. affrighted, recoils, 411. against the use of, 116. an apprentice, 446. ancestors of, 229. and nature's God, 304. and nature's laws, 330. and reason, according to, 754. appalled, 354. art imitates, 305. be your teacher, let, 466. blessed is the healthy, 579. book of, 784. book of, short of leaves, 585. broke the die, 552. built many stories high, 222. cannot make a man, 660. cannot miss, 272. canvas glowed beyond, 394. clever man by, 457. commonplace of, 473. compunctious visitings of, 117. could no further go, the force of, 271. course of, is the art of God, 310. credulities dear to, 486. custom is almost, 735. darling of, 776. death is a secret of, 751. debt to, 's quickly paid, 204. diseased, breaks forth, 85. disobedience to, 746. dissembling, 95. done in my days of, 131. everything contains all the powers of, 601. exerting unwearied power, 414. extremes in, 317, 322. faire is good by, 29. fast in fate, binding, 334. fault to, 127. first cause of all that is true, 755. first made man, free as, 275. fitted by, to bear, 753. fool of, stood, 273. fools of, 131. for 't is their, too, 301. formed but one such man, 552. forms us for ourselves, 777. framed strange fellows, 59. friend a masterpiece of, 602. from her seat sighing, 239. great secretary of, 208. habit is second, 779. he is great who is what he is from, 602. her custom holds, 143. his, is too noble, 103. hold the mirror up to, 137. holds communion with, 572. how unjust to, 307. [1035]I do fear thy, 117. I loved, 512. in hir corages, 1. in him was almost lost, 390. in spite of, and their stars, 211. in the love of, 572. in you stands on the very verge, 146. is a mutable cloud, 601. is above art in that respect, 148. is but art unknown, 316. is fine in love, 142. is good by, 29. is styled truth, 755. is subdued to what it works in, 163. is the art of God, 218, 310. is too noble for the world, 103. lengths unknown, to carry, 414. little we see in, that is ours, 476. lived in the eye of, 468. looks through, 320. lord of all the works of, 30. lost in art, 390. lost the perfect mould, 552. loves so well to change, 752. made a pause, 306. made her, fairer than, 35. made her what she is, 452. made thee to temper man, 280. made us men, 657. might stand up, 115. modesty of, o'erstep not the, 137. mortal, did tremble, 478. mourns her worshipper, 488. muse on, with a poet's eye, 513. must obey necessity, 115. never did betray, 467. never lends her excellence, 46. never made, death which, 308. never put her jewels into a garret, 170. no such thing in, 279. not inferior to art, 756. not man the less but, more, 547. of an insurrection, 111. of things that are, 755. one touch of, 102. out from the heart of, 598. passing through, to eternity, 127. pattern of excelling, 156. permit, to take her own way, 780. prodigality of, 96. prompting of, 718. rich with the spoils of, 217. rough paths of peevish, 288. says best and she says roar, 283. second, practice becomes, 707. seems dead o'er one half-world, 119. shakes off her firmness, 354. shows, happiness depends as, 413. sink in years, 299. so mild and benign, 312. solid ground of, 485. some things are of that, 266. speaks a various language, 572. state of war by, 290. strong propensity of, 253. sullenness against, 254. swears the lovely dears, 446. sweet look that, wears, 613. teaches beasts, 103. the breeze of, 480. the vicar of the Lord, 6. this fortress built by, 81. 't is their, too, 301. to advantage dressed, 323. to write and read comes by, 51. tone of languid, 417. under tribute, laid all, 457. unjust to, and himself, 307. up to nature's God, 320, 610. use can almost change the stamp of, 141. voice of, cries, 385. war was the state of, 407. weaknesses of human, 430. wears one universal grin, 362. what I call God fools call, 651. what is done against, 741. what we owe to, 339. who can paint like, 355. whole frame of, 300. whose body, is, 316. wild abyss the womb of, 229. wills, death a thing that, 755. youth of primy, 129.

Natures, same with common, 313.

Nature's bastards not her sons, 246. chief masterpiece, 279. cockloft is empty, 222. copy is not eterne, 121. daily food, human, 474. end of language is declined, 310. evening comment, 483. God, through nature up to, 320, 610. good and God's, 644. grace, rob me of free, 357. happiest mould, 388. heart beats strong, 634. heart in tune, 580. journeymen, 137. kindly law, 318. laws lay hid in night, 330. own creating, noble of, 358. own sweet cunning hand, 74. prentice hand, 446. second course, 120. second sun, love is, 35. soft nurse, gentle sleep, 89. sternest painter, 540. sweet restorer balmy sleep, 306. teachings, list to, 572. walks, eye, 375. works, universal blank of, 230.

Naught a trifle, think, 311. but the nightingale's song, 428. can me bereave, 357. horror of falling into, 298. in this life sweet, 184. my sighs avail, 683. saith the buyer it is, 827. venture naught have, 21. woman's nay doth stand for, 163.

Naughty night to swim in, 147. world, good deed in a, 66.

Nausicaa, heaven of charms divine, 343.

Nautilus, learn of the little, 318.

[1036]Navies are stranded when, 493.

Navigators, winds and waves on the side of the ablest, 430.

Navy, load would sink a, 99. of England, royal, 392.

Nay he shall have, 9. woman's, doth stand for naught, 163.

Nazareth, good thing out of, 842.

Ne supra crepidam, 721.

Neæra's hair, tangles of, 657.

Near, he comes too, 193, 350. he seems so, 633. is God to man, so, 600. to be thought so, will go, 53. to kerke the, from God more farre, 29.

Nearer my God to thee, 606.

Neat not gaudy, 510. repast light and choice, 252. still to be, still to be drest, 178.

Neat's leather, ever trod on, 110. leather, shoe of, 213.

Neat-handed Phillis, 248.

Nebulous star we call the sun, 630.

Necessary being, God a, 266. end, death a, 112. harmless cat, 64. to invent God, 800.

Necessitatem in virtutem, 3.

Necessite, maken vertue of, 3.

Necessity beautiful, 640. has no law, 773. is the argument of tyrants, 453. knows no law, 711. nature must obey, 115. never refuses anything, 711. of mortal passions, 740. proper parent of an art, 441. the gods cannot strive against, 758. the mother of invention, 305. the tyrant's plea, 232. to make virtue of, 3, 192. turns to glorious gain, 476. villains by, 146. we give the praise of virtue to, 721.

Necessity's sharp pinch, 146.

Neck, driveth o'er a soldier's, 105. millstone hanged about his, 842.

Necks to gripe of noose, 440. walk with stretched-forth, 833.

Nectar on a lip, 442. water, and the rocks pure gold, 44.

Nectarean juice, 577.

Nectared sweets, feast of, 245.

Need, deserted at his utmost, 271. ever but in times of, 273. friend in, 701. good turn at, 782. many things I do not, 759. of a remoter charm, 467. of blessing, I had most, 119. of milk not strong meat, 848.

Needs go that the devil drives, 18, 73. only to be seen, 269.

Needed by each one, all are, 598.

Needful, one thing is, 842.

Needle and thread, hinders, 585. and thread, plying her, 585. eye of a, go through the, 840. in a bottle of hay, 670. points faithfully, the, 524. to the pole, true as the, 306. true, like the, 389.

Needle's eye, postern of a, 82.

Needless alexandrine, 324.

Needy hollow-eyed sharp-looking, 50.

Neglect may breed mischief, 360. such sweet, 178. wise and salutary, 408.

Neglecting worldly ends, 42.

Negligences, his noble, 288.

Negotiate for itself, every eye, 51.

Neighbour, hate your, 591. love of your, 720. love your, as thyself, 813, 838, 840. says, looks not to what his, 751. that he might rob a, 592. to wrangle with a, 776.

Neighbours, do good to our, 691.

Neighbour's corn, acre of, 472. creed, argument to thy, 598. heart, in conjecture of a, 749. shame, publishing our, 670. wife, love your, 591.

Neighbouring eyes, cynosure of, 248.

Neighe as ever he can, 2.

Neighing steed, farewell the, 154.

Neighs, high and boastful, 92.

Neither here nor there, 156.

Nelly, none so fine as, 285.

Nemean lion's nerve, 131.

Neptune, would not flatter, 103.

Neptune's ocean, all great, 120.

Nerve, strength of, 482. stretch every, 359. the Nemean lion's, 131. the visual, 240.

Nerves and finer fibres brace, 357. shall never tremble, 122.

Nessus, shirt of, is upon me, 158.

Nest, byrd that fyleth his owne, 8, 18. birds in last year's, no, 613. this delicious, 357.

Nests, birds of this year in the, of the last, 792. birds in their little, agree, 302. birds of the air have, 839. in order ranged, 242.

Nest-eggs to make clients lay, 215.

Nestor swear, though, 59.

Net, all is fish that cometh to, 15.

Nets, ladies spend their time making, 291.

Nether millstone, hard as, 818.

Nettle danger, out of this, 84. tender-handed stroke a, 313.

Neutral, loyal and, in a moment, 120.

Neutrality of an impartial judge, 411.

Never alone appear the Immortals, 502. better late than, 13. comes to pass, 454. elated, never dejected, 320. ending still beginning, 272. less alone, 431, 455. loved sae blindly, had we, 452. mention her, no we, 581. met or never parted, had we, 452. [1037]never can forget, 580. says a foolish thing, 279. tell a lie, 757. to hope again, 99. was seen nor never shall be, 182. would lay down my arms, 364.

Never-ending flight of days, 227.

Never-failing friends, 506. vice of fools, pride the, 323.

Nevermore be officer of mine, 152. quoth the raven, 640. shall be lifted, 640.

New broom sweeps clean, 16. cost little less than, 296. departure, 858. ever charming ever, 358. fashion, the world's, 54. is not valuable, what is, 532. laws, new lords and, 200. look amaist as weel 's the, 447. or old, ale enough whether, 23. or old, alike fantastic if too, 324. see this is, it may be said, 830. Testament, blessing of the, 164. thing under the sun, no, 830. things succeed, 203. transcends the old, the, 618. what is valuable is not, 532. what was, was false, 374. world into existence, 464. Zealand, traveller from, 591.

News, bringer of unwelcome, 88. evil, rides post, 242. from a far country, 828. good, baits, 242. much older than their ale, 397. on the Rialto, what, 61. swallowing a tailor's, 80.

New-born babe, pity like a, 118. babe, sinews of the, 139. child, a naked, 478.

New England, I sing, 655. lights her fire in every prairie, 655.

Newest kind of ways, 90.

New-fangled mirth, May's, 54.

New-fledged offspring, 396.

New-laid eggs roasted rare, 274.

New-lighted, herald Mercury, 140.

New-made honour doth forget men's names, 78.

New-mown hay, 296.

New-spangled ore, 248.

Newspaper, never look into a, 441.

Newspapers are villanous, 441.

Newt, eye of, and toe of frog, 123.

Newton be, God said let, 330. where stood the statue of, 475.

Next doth ride abroad, 417.

Niagara stuns with thundering sound, 395.

Nicanor lay dead in his harness, 837.

Nice of no vile hold to stay him up, 79. too, for a statesman, 399.

Nicely sanded floor, 397.

Nicer hands, affection hateth, 27.

Niche he was ordained to fill, 421.

Nicht-goun, in his, 679.

Nick, Machiavel, 215. of time, 257. our old, 215.

Niggardly rich man, 761.

Nigh is grandeur to our dust, 600.

Night, a cap by, 397, 401. across the day beyond the, 627. an atheist half believes a God by, 308. and storm and darkness, 544. as darker grows the, 399. attention still as, 227. azure robe of, the, 573. bed by, chest of drawers by day, 397. before Christmas, 't was the, 527. black it stood as, 228. borrower of the, 120. breathed the long long, 639. breathing through the, 583. calm and silent, 642. candles of the, 66. chaos and old, 224. cheek of, hangs upon the, 105. closed his eyes in endless, 382. cometh when no man can work, 843. danger's troubled, 515. darkens the streets, 224. day brought back my, 252. day of woe the watchful, 508. deep of, is crept upon our talk, 115. descending, 331. doomed to walk the, 131. eldest, and chaos, 229. empty-vaulted, 244. except I be by Sylvia in the, 44. fair regent of the, 426. follows the day, 130. for the morrow, desire of the, 567. from busy day the peaceful, 387. gloomy as, he stands, 345. golden lamps in a green, 262. good, and joy be wi' you, 458. good night good, 106. had withdrawn her sable veil, 786. has a thousand eyes, 669. hideous, makes, 331. hideous, making, 131. how beautiful is, 507. imagining some fear in the, 59. in love with, 107. in Russia, this will last out a, 47. in the dead of, 88. infant crying in the, 632. infinite day excludes the, 303. innumerable as the stars of, 235. is but the daylight sick, 66. is long that never finds the day, 124. is the time to weep, 497. joint labourer with the day, 126. last in the train of, 235. light will repay the wrongs of, 203. lightning in the collied, 57. listening ear of, 640. lovely as a Lapland, 475. lovers' tongues by, 106. many a dreadful, 356. meaner beauties of the, 174. mid the cheerless hours of, 568. motions of his spirit are dull as, 66. my native land good, 540. [1038]nature's laws lay hid in, 330. naughty, to swim in, 147. no evil thing walks by, 244. nor the moon by, 824. O day and, 133. of cloudless climes, 551. of memories and of sighs, 511. of sorrow, a fore-spent, 258. of the grave, 428. of waking, morn of toil, 491. oft in the stilly, 523. oft in the tranquil, 587. passed a miserable, 96. pillar of fire by, 813. pilot 't is a fearful, 581. regent of the, 426. sable goddess, 306. say not good, 433. shades of, 234. shadow of a starless, 564. shall be filled with music, 614. silver lining on the, 243. singeth all, 127. so full of ghastly dreams, 96. so late into the, 553. soft stillness and the, 65. son of the sable, 39. sound of revelry by, 542. stars in empty, 496. steal a few hours from the, 521. sung from morn till, 427. Sylvia in the, except I be by, 44. that makes me or fordoes me, 156. that first we met, 581. that slepen alle, 1. till it be morrow, 106. to bloom for sons of, 520. to each a fair good, 490. toiling upward in the, 616. unto night showeth knowledge, 819. upon the cheek of, 105. vast and middle of the, 128. watch in the, 822. watchman what of the, 833. what is the, 123. when deep sleep falleth, 816. windy, a rainy morrow, 162. wings of, 614. witching time of, 139. with this her solemn bird, 233. womb of uncreated, 227. world in love with, 107. would not spend another such, 96. yield day to, 93.

Nights and days to come, all our, 117. are longest in Russia, when, 47. are wholesome, 127. awake, lie ten, 51. dews of summer, 426. forty days and forty, 812. profit of their shining, 54. such as sleep o', 111. three sleepless, I passed, 465. to waste long, in pensive discontent, 29. with sleep, winding up, 92.

Night's black arch, 451. black mantle, 781. blue arch adorn, 424. candles are burnt out, 108. dull ear, piercing the, 92.

Night-cap decked his brow, 401.

Night-flower sees but one moon, 521.

Nightingale dies for shame if another bird sings, 188. man who imitated the, 726. no music in the, 44. roar an 't were any, 57. the wakeful, 233. to act the part of a, 743. was mute, the, 589.

Nightingale's high note, 551. song in the grove, 428.

Nightly pitch my moving tent, 497. to the listening earth, 300.

Nil tam difficilest, 203.

Nile, allegory on the banks of the, 440. dam up the waters of the, 596. dogs drinking from the, 715, 719. outvenoms all the worms of, 160. show me the fountain of the, 602. where is my serpent of old, 157.

Nilotic isle, 240.

Nimble and airy servitors, 253. and full of subtle flame, 196.

Nimbly and sweetly recommends itself, 117. capers, in a lady's chamber, 95.

Nine days' wonder, 6, 16. lives like a cat, 16, 691. moons wasted, 149.

Ninety-eight, to speak of, 681.

Ninny, Handel 's but a, 351.

Ninth part of a hair, I 'll cavil on, 85.

Niobe, like, all tears, 128. of nations, 546.

Nipping and an eager air, 130.

Nips his root, 99.

Nisi suadeat intervallis, 857.

No better than you should be, 197. day without a line, 720. love lost between us, 178. more like my father, 128. more of that Hal, 85. reckoning made, 107. sooner looked but they loved, 71. sooner met but they looked, 71. sooner sighed but asked the reason, 71.

Noah's ark, hunt it into, 416. ark, mouldy rolls of, 268.

Nobilitas sola est atque unica virtus, 406.

Nobility, betwixt the wind and his, 83. idleness is an appendix to, 187. is the only virtue, 721. my, begins with me, 733. of ascent and descent, 668. our old, 680.

Nobility's true badge, mercy is, 103.

Noble and approved good masters, 149. army of martyrs, 850. be, 656. bloods, the breed of, 110. by heritage generous and free, 285. in a death so, 242. [1039]in reason, 134. living and the noble dead, 476. mind o'erthrown, 136. negligences, teach his, 288. of nature's own creating, 358. origin, gift of, 474. thoughts, never alone with, 34. to be good, 't is only, 624. to be, we 'll be good, 406. too, for the world, 103.

Nobles and heralds, 288. by the right of an earlier creation, 590.

Nobleman writes a book, when a, 374.

Noblemen of the garden, 597.

Nobleness in other men, 656.

Nobler growth, man is the, 433. in the mind to suffer, 135. loves and cares, 477.

Noblest, feels the, acts the best, 654. mind the best contentment has, 27. Roman of them all, 115. thing, earth's, 656. things, sweetness and light the two, 291. work of God, an honest man, 319, 447.

Nobly born must nobly meet his fate, 698. die for their country, 102. planned, perfect woman, 475.

Nobody at home, there 's, 336. I care for, 427.

Nobody's business, 207.

Nod, affects to, 271. an esteemed person's, 728. ready with every, to tumble, 97. shakes his curls and gives the, 337.

Nods and becks, 248. Homer sometimes, 706. nor is it Homer, 323.

Nodded at the helm, Palinurus, 332.

Noddin, nid nid, 458.

Nodding horror, 243. violet grows, 58.

Nodosities of the oak, 412.

Noise, dire was the, of conflict, 236. like of a hidden brook, 499. no, over a good deed, 753. of endless wars, 229. of folly, shunn'st the, 249. of many waters, 822. of waters in mine ears, 96. they that govern make least, 196.

Noiseless fabric sprung, 535. falls the foot of time, 464. foot of time, inaudible and, 74. tenor of their way, 385.

Noll for shortness called, 388.

Nomen alias quære, 175.

Nominated in the bond, 65.

Nomination of this gentleman, 145. to office, 410.

Non amo te, Sabidi, 286.

None are so desolate, 541. but himself his parallel, 352. but the brave deserves the fair, 271. ever loved but at first sight, 35. knew thee but to love thee, 562. on earth above her, 455. resign, few die and, 435. so blind that will not see, 283, 293. so deaf that will not hear, 19, 283. so poor to do him reverence, 113. think the great unhappy but the great, 310. to praise, maid with, 469. unhappy but the great, 301. who dares do more is, 118. without hope e'er loved, 377.

Nonsense and sense, through, 269. now and then, a little, 389. the corner of, 505.

Nook for me, an obscure, 643. seat in some poetic, 536.

Nooks to lie and read in, 536.

Noon, blaze of, 241. heaven's immortal, 566. no sun no moon no, 586. of thought, 433. sailing athwart the, 501. sun has not attained his, 202. to dewy eve, from, 225.

Noonday, clearer than the, 816. light, truth and, 654. that wasteth at, 822.

Noontide air, summer's, 227.

Noose, necks to gripe of, 440.

Noosing a bursting purse, 449.

Norman blood, 624.

North, Ariosto of the, 545. ask where 's the, 318. fair weather out of the, 817. hills of the stormy, 570. no East no West no, 517. to southeast to west, 781. unripened beauties of the, 298.

Northern main, to the, 333. thought is slow, 648.

North-wind's breath, 570.

Norval, my name is, 392.

Norwegian hills, hewn on, 224.

Nor'-wester is blowing, a strong, 510.

Nose, any, may ravage a rose, 643. down his innocent, 67. entuned in hire, 1. his own, would not assert his, 415. into other men's porridge, 787. jolly red nose, 683. look so blue, why does thy, 673. of Cleopatra, 799. on a man's face, 44, 192, 785. paying through the, 858. sharp as a pen, 91. spectacles on, and pouch on side, 69. that 's his precious, 585. to the grindstone, 360. wipe a bloody, 349.

Noses, and pleasant scents the, 655. athwart men's, 104. to the grindstone, 11, 172, 191.

Nosegay of culled flowers, 779.

Nostril, that ever offended, 46. upturned his, 239.

Nostrils, breath is in his, 833.

Not a drum was heard, 563. dead but gone before, 455. [1040]if I know myself at all, 509. in the vein, I am, 97. in toys we spent them, 260. lost but gone before, 283. of an age but for all time, 179. that I loved Cæsar less, 113. to know me, 234. to speak it profanely, 137. what we wish, 390. with me is against me, 842.

Notches on the blade, 811.

Note, deed of dreadful, 121. deserving, 201. it in a book, 834. of him take no, 52. of praise, swells the, 384. of preparation, give dreadful, 92. of time, we take no, 306. of, when found make a, 652. take note take, O world, 154. that means to be of, 158. that swells the gale, 386. which Cupid strikes, 218. youth that means to be of, 158.

Notes, all the compass of the, 271. by distance made more sweet, 390. chiel 's amang ye takin', 449. of woe, the deepest, 452. thick-warbled, 241. thy liquid, 251. thy once loved poet sung, 335. with many a winding bout, 249.

Note-book, set in a, 115.

Nothing, a thing cannot go back to, 751. becomes him ill, 55. before and nothing behind, 503. blessed is he who expects, 347. but that, might ever do, 78. but vain fantasy, begot of, 105. but well and fair, 242. but what hath been said before, 185, 702. can be well done hastily, 711. can bring back the hour, 478. can come out of nothing, 751. can cover his high fame, 198. can need a lie, 205. can touch him further, 121. can we call our own but death, 82. comes amiss so money comes, 72. comes to the new or strange, 625. common did or mean, 263. condition of doing, 748. created something of, 222. death in itself is, 276. dies but something mourns, 558. earthly could surpass her, 555. either good or bad, 134. else but to be mended, 211. emboldens sin so much as mercy, 109. except a battle lost, 463. extenuate, 156. for thee is too early, 752. full of sound and fury signifying, 125. gives to airy, 59. half so sweet in life, 521. having, yet hath all, 174. hid from the heat thereof, 819. I have everything yet have, 702. I owe much, I have, 770. I want nothing and I possess, 702. if not critical, 151. ill can dwell in such a temple, 43. in excess, 757. in his life became him, 117. infinite deal of, speaks an, 60. is but what is not, 116. is changed in France, 809. is good or fair alone, 598. is impossible, 11. is here for tears, 242. is law that is not reason, 278. is so hard but search will find it out, 203. is there to come, 261. is unnatural, 441. learned nothing and forgotten, 811. like being used to a thing, 441. little is better than, 710. long, everything by starts and, 268. must be done too late, 720. new except what is forgotten, 811. of him that doth fade, 42. passages that lead to, 386. profits more than self-esteem, 238. risks nothing gains, 21. says, when nothing to say, 374. secretly, do, 697. settled in manners, there is, 602. so becomes a man as modest stillness, 91. so difficult but it may be found out, 704. so expensive as glory, 460. so precious as time, 773. starve with, 60. succeeds like success, 858. that he did not adorn, 367. the sweet do, 748. the world knows, of its greatest men, 594. 't is something, 153. 't is not for, we life pursue, 276. to him falls early, 183. to this, but, 378. to wail or knock the breast, 242. to write about, 748. triumphs for, 160. true but heaven, 524. we desire, so much as what we ought not to have, 711. will come of nothing, 146. wise for saying, 60. wise men say, in dangerous times, 196. zealous for, 373.

Nothings, such laboured, 324.

Nothingness, day of, 548. pass into, 574.

Noticeable man, 472.

Notion, blunder and foolish, 448.

Notions, fudge we call old, 661.

Notorious by base fraud, 715.

Nought is everything, 517. shall make us rue, 80. so vile that on the earth, 106.

Nourish all the world, 56.

[1041]Nourisher in life's feast, 120.

Nourishment called supper, 54.

Novelty, pleased with, 417.

November's surly blast, 446.

Now and forever, 533. came still evening on, 233. eternal, does always last, 261. everlasting, 261. I know it, thought so once, 350. I lay me down to sleep, 687. if it be, 't is not to come, 145. is the accepted time, 846. 's the day, now 's the hour, 450.

Noyance or unrest, 357.

Null, splendidly, 631. the evil is, 649.

Nulla dies sine linea, 720.

Nullum magnum ingenium, 267. quod tetigit non ornavit, 367.

Number, blessings without, 302. happiness of the greatest, 856. our days, teach us to, 822. stand more for, than accompt, 48.

Numbers, add to golden, 182. good luck in odd, 46. harmonious, 230. lisped in, 327. lived in Settle's, 331. luck in odd, there is, 583. magic, and persuasive sound, 294. round, are false, 375. sanctified the crime, 425. stream in smoother, 324. tell me not in mournful, 612. there is divinity in odd, 46. warmly pure, 389.

Nun, like sentinel and, 635. the holy time is quiet as a, 470.

Nunnery get thee to a, 136.

Nunquam se minus otiosum, 455.

Nuptial bower, led her to the, 237.

Nurse a flame, if you, 516. contemplation, her best, 244. for a poetic child, 489. nature's soft, 89. of arms and land of scholars, 395. of manly sentiment, 410. of young desire, 427.

Nurses, wives are old men's, 165.

Nurse's arms, puking in the, 69.

Nursed a dear gazelle, 526.

Nursing her wrath, 451.

Nutbrown ale, the spicy, 249.

Nutmeg-graters, rough as, 313.

Nutmegs and cloves, 683.

Nutrition, to draw, 317.

Nymph, a wanton ambling, 95. haste thee, 248. in thy orisons, 136. mountain, sweet liberty, 248. Naiad or a Grace, 490.

Nympha pudica Deum vidit, 258.

Nympholepsy of fond despair, 546.

O me no O's, 862.

Oak, bend a knotted, 294. brave old, the, 667. for angling rod a sturdy, 217. from a small acorn grows, 459. hardest-timbered, 94. hearts of, are our ships, 388. hollow, our palace is, 537. little strokes fell great, 360. many strokes overthrow the tallest, 32. nodosities of the, 412. raven on yon left-hand, 349. shadow of the British, 410. ships were British, 388.

Oaks, branch-charmed, 575. from little acorns, tall, 459.

Oaken bucket, the old, 537.

Oar, drip of the suspended, 543. in every man's boat, 789. low stir of leaves and dip of, 619. soft moves the dipping, 674. spread the thin, 318.

Oars alone can ne'er prevail, 416. keep time and voices tune, 518. were silver, the, 157. with falling, 262.

Oat-cakes and sulphur, the land of, 459.

Oath, corporal, 788. good mouth-filling, 86. hard a keeping, sworn too, 54. he never made, to break an, 214. he that imposes an, 214. honour of more weight than an, 757. no, too binding for a lover, 697. not the, makes us believe, 696. spirit flew up with the, 379. trust no man on his, 109.

Oaths, false as dicers', 140. soldier full of strange, 69.

Oatmeal, literature on a little, 460.

Oats food for horses, 187.

Obadias, David, Josias, 686.

Obdured breast, arm the, 228.

Obedience bane of all genius, 567. supreme powers keep men in, 193. to God, 859.

Obey the important call, 421. to love cherish and to, 851. troops of friends, 124. whom three realms, 326.

Object be our country, let our, 530. in possession, 748.

Objects in an airy height, 287. of all thought, 467. sees in all, eye of intellect, 579.

Obligation, haste to pay an, 795. to posterity, 439.

Obliged by hunger, 326.

Obliging, so, ne'er obliged, 327.

Oblivion, after life is, 750. bury in, 201. second childishness and mere, 69. stretch her wing, 347. tooth of time and razure of, 49.

Oblivious antidote, some sweet, 125.

Obscure grave, a little little, 82. palpable, 227.

Obscures the show of evil, 63.

Obsequious majesty, 237.

Observance, breach than the, 130. with this special, 137.

[1042]Observation, bearings of this, 652. by my penny of, 55. smack of, 78. strange places crammed with, 68. with extensive view, 365.

Observations which we make, 320.

Observe the opportunity, 837.

Observer, God has waited six thousand years for an, 670. he is a great, 111.

Observers, observed of all, 136.

Observer's sake, partial for the, 320.

Obstinate questionings of sense, 478.

Obstruction, to lie in cold, 48.

Occasion, courage mounted with, 78. mellowing of, 55. requires, silent when, 729. to know one another, 45. when to take, by the hand, 623.

Occasions and causes, 93. qualities to meet great, 663.

Occident, in the yet unformed, 39.

Occupation, absence of, 415. 's gone, Othello's, 154.

Occupations, let thy, be few, 752.

Occurrence, fortuitous, 403.

Ocean bed, day-star in the, 248. deep bosom of the, 95. depths of the, 674. girdled with the sky, 507. grasp the, with my span, 303. great Neptune's, 120. I have loved thee, 547. is this the mighty, 512. leans against the land, 395. life's tremulous, 528. like the round, 507. murmurs as the, 512. nothing but sky and, 503. of truth all undiscovered, 278. on life's vast, 317. on whose awful face, 610. roll on thou dark blue, 547. sunless retreats of the, 524. the round, 467. to the river of his thoughts, 553. unfathomed caves of, 385. upon a painted, 498. wave, life on the, 675. wave of the, 680.

Ocean's foam to sail, on, 542. mane, hand upon the, 588. melancholy waste, 572.

O'clock, for it 's nou ten, 679.

October, dies in, 184.

Octogenarian chief, the, 545.

Octosyllabic verse, the, 550.

Ocular proof, give me, 154.

Odd numbers, divinity in, 46. numbers, luck in, 583. numbers most effectual, 720. numbers, the god delights in, 720.

Odds, facing fearful, 593. life must one swear, 287. with morning, night almost at, 123.

Odious, comparisons are, 7, 40, 177. in woollen, 321.

Odorous, comparisons are, 52.

Odour, stealing and giving, 74. sweet and wholesome, 296.

Odours crushed are sweeter, 455. flung rose flung, 238. Sabean, 232. virtue is like precious, 165. when sweet violets sicken, 567.

Odyssey, the Iliad and the, 503.

O'er-dusted, than gilt, 102.

O'erflowing full, without, 257.

Off with his head, 97, 296.

Offence, detest the, 333. forgave the, 273. from amorous causes, spring, 325. is rank, my, 139. no harshness gives, 324. returning after, 242.

Offences, too thin to hide, 101.

Offended, for him have I, 113.

Offender, hugged the, 273. love the, 333. never pardons the, 206.

Offending Adam, whipped the, 90. front of my, 149. soul alive, most, 92.

Offends at some unlucky time, 328.

Offering be, though poor the, 525.

Off-heel provokes the caper, his, 442.

Office and affairs of love, 51. circumlocution, 652. clear in his great, 118. due participation of, 435. hath but a losing, 88. insolence of, 135. nomination to, 410. tender, long engage me, 328. to speak patience, 't is all men's, 53.

Offices are public trusts, 529. friendship an exchange of good, 795. great talents for great, 421. of prayer and praise, 479.

Officer and the office, 461. fear each bush an, 95. of mine, never more be, 152.

Officious innocent sincere, 366.

Offspring, new fledged, 396. of heaven first-born, 230. of the gentilman Jafeth, 182. time's noblest, 312. true source of human, 234.

Oft expectation fails, 73. has it been my lot, 390. in the stilly night, 523. invited me, 150. repeating they believe 'em, 288. the wisest man, he is, 472.

Oil, business furnishes, 415. everything is soothed by, 717. incomparable Macassar, 555. little, in a cruse, 815. midnight, consumed the, 348. neither did the cruse of, fail, 815. of joy for mourning, 834. on the sea, pouring, 740. unprofitably burns, our, 415.

Oily art, that glib and, 146. man of God, round fat, 357.

Ointment precious, better than, 830.

[1043]Old age comes on apace, 428. age, dallies like the, 75. age in this universal man, 169. age is a regret, 608. age is beautiful and free, their, 471. age of cards, 321. age serene and bright, 475. age, which should accompany, 124. ale enough whether new or, 23. alike fantastic if too new or, 324. always find time to grow, 312. and fat, grows, 84. as I am for ladies love unfit, 272. authors to read, 171. Belerium to the northern main, 333. bookes, out of, 5. ere I was, 503. fieldes, out of the, 6. friends are best, 195. friends old times, 401. friends to trust, 171. Grimes is dead, 596. groans ring yet in my ears, 106. growing, in drawing nothing up, 419. have been young and now am, 819. hugged by the, 585. I love everything that 's, 401. in the brave days of, 593. iron rang, 211. jolly place in times of, 472. love for new, 25. man, a good, 52. man do, what can an, 584. man eloquent, 252. man to have so much blood, 124. man, weak and despised, 147. man's darling, 19. man's heart, blood in an, 655. manners old books old wine, 171. men fools, young men think, 36. men shall dream dreams, 836. men's dream, 268. mighty minds of, 506. monks of, those, 678. Nick, 215. nobility, leave us still our, 680. not so, but she may learn, 64. oaken bucket, 537. odd ends stolen out of holy writ, 96. soldiers are surest, 181. tale and often told, 489. Testament, blessing of the, 164. that glorious song of, 640. the new transcends the, 618. wine to drink, 171. wine wholesomest, is not, 181. with service, weary and, 99. wood burns brightest, 181. wood to burn, 171.

Oldest sins the newest kind of ways, 90.

Old-fashioned poetry, 208.

Old-gentlemanly vice, 556.

Olive-plants, children like, 824.

Oliver, Rowland for an, 859.

Olympian bards who sung, 599.

Olympic games, conqueror in the, 733. race, Alexander in the, 732.

Olympus, tottering Ossa stood on, 344.

Omega, Alpha and, 849.

Omen, asks no, 339.

Omnia mutantur, 321.

Omnipresent, like the Deity is, 534.

On a lone barren isle, 666. and up amid the hills, 634. his last legs, 172. Stanley on, 490. with the dance, 542. ye brave, 515.

Once a year, Christmas comes but, 20. I thought so, now I know it, 350. in doubt, 153. loved poet sung, notes thy, 335. man can die but, 90. more unto the breach, 91. more upon the waters, 542. to be resolved, 153. to every man and nation, 657.

One and inseparable, 533. as the sea, 496. country one constitution, 531. fair daughter and no more, 134. fair spirit, with, 547. fell swoop, 124. forty feeding like, 469. God one law one element, 634. good sir I owe you, 454. kind kiss before we part, 671. led astray, like, 250. man among a thousand, 830. man can do, so much, 263. man's poison, 199. man's will, to live by, 31. man's wit, 861. many must labour for the, 551. mind in an house, 851. more unfortunate, 586. near one is too far, 648. of her, within, 297. on God's side is a majority, 641. science only, 323. that feared God, 816. that hath, unto every, 841. that loved not wisely, 156. that was a woman, 143. that would circumvent God, 143. that would peep and botanize, 471. thought of thee, 333. truth is clear, 316.

Onset, word of, 474.

Onward, steer right, 252. upward till the goal ye win, 641.

Oozing out, my valour is, 441.

Opaceous earth, round this, 237.

Ope, murder hath broke, 120. my lips, when I, 60. the sacred source, 382.

Open and free, hand and heart, 102. as day for melting charity, 90. eye, alle night with, 1. locks whoever knocks, 123. rebuke is better, 829. yield, try what the, 315.

Opening bud to heaven conveyed, 500. eyelids of the morn, 247. flower, every, 302. paradise to him are, 386.

[1044]Openings, spots of sunny, 536.

Operation, by mere mechanic, 215. it requires a surgical, 459.

Opes the palace of eternity, 243.

Ophiuchus, huge, 229.

Opinion, error of, 434. human to err in, 742. inconsistencies of, 533. my deliberate, 505. no way approve his, 77. of his own, still, 215. of Pythagoras, 77. of the law, with good, 440. of the strongest, 797. pay for his false, 215. scope of my, 126. what thinkest thou of his, 77.

Opinions back with wager, 554. force of, 775. halt between two, 815. I have bought golden, 118. maintain no ill, 398. never two, alike, 777. of mankind, 434. stiff in, always in the wrong, 268.

Opportunities lost never regained, 720.

Opportunity, dust of servile, 483. observe the, 837. watch your, 758. we often miss our, 709. will prevail, 758.

Opposed, that the, may beware, 130.

Opposing end them, by, 135.

Oppressed, while one man 's, 320. with two weak evils, 69.

Oppression, rumour of, 418.

Oppressor's wrong, 135.

Oppugnancy, in mere, 102.

Optics sharp it needs, 439. turn their, in upon 't, 214.

Oracle, I am Sir, 60. of God, fast by the, 223. pronounced wisest, 241.

Oracles are dumb, 251.

Oracular tongue, use of my, 440.

Oraculous, let him, thy fate display, 344.

Orange bright, like golden lamps, 262. flower perfumes the bower, 494. glows, where the gold, 803.

Orations, make no long, 432. objections against, 738.

Orator, I am no, 114.

Orators, loud-bawling, 735. repair, the famous, 241. very good, when they are out, 71.

Oratory, flowery, he despised, 304.

Orb, foolery does walk about this, 76. in orb cycle and epicycle, 237. monthly changes in her circled, 106. of one particular tear, 163. of song, that mighty, 479. there is not the smallest, 65.

Orbaneja the painter, 788.

Orbed maiden with white fire, 565.

Orbit and sum of Shakespeare's wit, 600.

Orcades, in Scotland at the, 318.

Orchard lawns, happy fair with, 629. sleeping within my, 132.

Orchestral silences, grand, 621.

Ordained of God, 844.

Ordains, Heaven a time, 252.

Order changeth, the old, 629. decently and in, 846. gave each thing view, 98. his mistress', to perform, 331. in variety we see, 333. is Heaven's first law, 319. nests ranged in, 242. of your going, stand not upon the, 122. reigns in Warsaw, 809. set thine house in, 834. this better in France, 379. to haud the wretch in, 448.

Orders, Almighty's, to perform, 299. brought, large elements in, 634. profane no divine, 398.

Ordinances, external, 369.

Ordinary men are fit for, 146. men, reach, of, 470.

Ordine retrogrado, 169.

Ore, new-spangled, 248.

Organ, most miraculous, 135. of her life, every lovely, 53. silent, loudest chants, 599.

Organs dimensions senses, 63.

Organically incapable of a tune, 509.

Organized hypocrisy, 607.

Organ-pipe of frailty, 80.

Orient beams, spreads his, 233. mould, shaft of, 570. pearl, a double row, 685. pearl, sowed the earth with, 234. pearls at random strung, 437. pearls, puddly thoughts to, 783.

Origin, every gift of noble, 474.

Original a thought is often, 637. and end, 367. brightness, lost her, 225. proclaim, their great, 300.

Originals, reading books in the, 603. Shakespeare more original than his, 604.

Originality, solitude of his own, 677.

Originator and quoter, 604.

Orion, loose the bands of, 818.

Orisons, nymph in thy, 136.

Ormus and of Ind, wealth of, 226.

Ornament, foreign aid of, 356. in prosperity, education an, 762. is but the guiled shore, 63. it carried none, 811. of a meek and quiet spirit, 849. of beauty is suspect, 162. sent to be a moment's, 474. to his profession, 164. to society, 510.

Ornate and gay, 242.

Orphan's tears, wronged, 194.

Orpheus, bid the soul of, sing, 250. harp of, 253. with his lute, 98.

Orthodox, prove their doctrine, 210.

Orthodoxy is my doxy, 858.

Osity and ation, words in, 462.

Ossa on Olympus stood, 344. [1045]on Pelion, 809. on the top of Pelion, 772.

Ostentatious, elegant but not, 369.

Ostrich, resembled the wings of an, 590.

Oswego spreads her swamps, 395.

Othello's breast, a rush against, 156. occupation 's gone, 154. visage in his mind, I saw, 151.

Others apart sat on a hill, 228. should build for him, 470.

Ounce of civet, give me an, 148. of poison in one pocket, 593.

Our acts our angels are, 183.

Oursels, to see, as others see, 448.

Ourselves are at war, 183. the fault is in, 110. to know, knowledge is, 320.

Out brief candle, 125. damned spot, 124. good orators when they are, 71. mordre wol, 5. of house and home, 89. of my lean and low ability, 77. of old bookes, 6. of sight out of mind, 7, 35. of the frying-pan, 18. of the old fieldes, 6. of thine own mouth, 842.

Outbreak of a fiery mind, 133.

Out-did the frolic wine, 203. the meat, 203.

Out-herods Herod, 137.

Outlives in fame, 296. this day and comes safe home, 92.

Out-paramoured the Turk, 147.

Outrageous fortune, arrows of, 135.

Outrageously virtuous, 297.

Outrun the constable, 212.

Outshone the wealth of Ormus, 226.

Outside, swashing and a martial, 66. what a goodly, falsehood hath, 61.

Out-topping knowledge, 665.

Outvenoms all the worms of the Nile, 160.

Out-vociferize even sound itself, 285.

Outward and visible sign, 850. appear beautiful, 841. form and feature, 503. side, angel on the, 49. walls, banners on the, 125.

Over the hills and far away, 348. violent or over civil, 268.

Overarched, Etrurian shades high, 224. pillared shade high, 239.

Overcame, I came saw and, 90.

Over-canopied with woodbine, 58.

Overcome but half his foe, 225. evil with good, 844. us like a summer's cloud, 122.

Overcomes by force, 225.

Over-flowing full, without, 257.

Over-measure, enough with, 103.

Overmuch, be not righteous, 830.

Over-payment of delight, 508.

Overpowering knell, 508.

Over-refinement, let not, deck thy thoughts, 750.

Overthrow, purposed, 162.

Over-weathered ribs, 62.

Ovid Murray, how sweet an, 332.

Owe, if I can't pay, I can, 9. much I have nothing, 770. no man anything, 844. you one, thank you I, 454.

Owed, dearest thing he, 117.

Owing owes not, a grateful mind, 231.

Owl, hawked at by a mousing, 120. that shrieked, it was the, 119. to be afraid of an, 292.

Owls, answer him ye, 331. to Athens, sending, 760.

Owlet atheism, the, 501.

Own, do what I will with mine, 840. every subject's soul is his, 92. God marked him for his, 208. the soft impeachment, 441. would not assert his nose his, 415.

Owned with a grin, 507.

Owner, grief makes his, stoop, 79. ox knoweth his, 832.

Owners, kick their, 439.

Ox, fish sold for more than an, 734. goeth to the slaughter, 825. knoweth his owner, 832. than a stalled, 826.

Oxen, who drives fat, 375.

Oxenforde, clerk ther was of, 1.

Oxlips and the crown imperial, 78. and the nodding violet, 58.

Oyster crossed in love, 442. man that first eat an, 292. not good without an R in the month, 857. pearl in your foul, 72. the world 's mine, 45. 't was a fat, 334, 800.

Pace, creeps in this petty, 125. inoffensive, 237. thoughts with violent, 155.

Paces, time travels in divers, 70.

Pacific, stared at the, 576.

Pacings, the long mechanic, 625.

Pack, as a huntsman his, 399.

Pack-staff, plain as a, 172.

Pagan horn, lends his, 331. suckled in a creed, 476.

Page, beautiful quarto, 442. history hath but one, 546. of knowledge, ample, 384. pictures atone for the, 331. prescribed, all but the, 315. rank thee upon glory's, 518. torn from their destined, 456.

Pageant, insubstantial, 43. train when I am dead, no, 571.

Pageantry of a king, 688.

Paid dear for his whistle, 361. well that is well satisfied, 65.

Pain, akin to, 614. all the heart then knew of, 679. and anguish wring the brow, 490. and ruin, threats of, 385. be our joys three parts, 649. change the place and keep the, 303. cure is not worth the, 725. die of a rose in aromatic, 316. [1046]dull narcotics numbing, 631. error wounded writhes with, 573. for promised joy, 446. frown at pleasure smile in, 309. glad life's arrears of, 650. greatest, it is to love, 261. heart that never feels a, 377. in company with, 476. is felt in every member, 788. it is that pain to miss, 261. it was to drown, 96. labour we delight in physics, 120. laughter is fraught with some, 565. lessened by another's anguish, 104. mighty, to love it is, 261. naught but grief and, 446. no fiery throbbing, 367. no throbs of fiery, 367. of finite hearts that yearn, 648. pleasures banish, 303. pleasures in the vale of, 492. short-lived, 489. sigh yet feel no, 525. some natural sorrow loss or, 473. stranger yet to, 381. sweet is pleasure after, 271. tender for another's, 381. that has been and may be, 473. though full of, 227. to break its links so soon, 520. too much rest becomes a, 346. to the bear, 593. turns with ceaseless, 394. vows made in, 231.

Pains and penalties of idleness, 332. grow sharp, when, 432. labour for his, 378. man of pleasure man of, 309. of love be sweeter far, 276. pleasure in poetic, 419. stings you for your, 313. which only poets know, 419. world of sighs for my, 150.

Painful vigils keep, pensive poets, 331. warrior famoused for fight, 161.

Paint an inch thick, 144. like nature, who can, 355. lion not so fierce as they, 206. no words can, 437. the laughing soil, 535. the lily gild refined gold, 79. the meadows with delight, 56. them, he best can, 333. them truest praise them most, 300.

Painted blind, winged Cupid, 57. blossoms drest, 28. devil, childhood that fears a, 120. Jove, like a, 267. lion is not so fierce as, 222. ocean, upon a, 498. she 's all my fancy, her, 682. ship, idle as a, 498. trifles and fantastic joys, 391.

Painter, flattering, a, 399. great, dips his pencil, 564. gymnastic teacher, 721. nature's sternest, 540.

Painting can express, more than, 301. is silent poetry, 742. poetry as speaking, 742.

Paintings, I have heard of your, 136.

Palace and a prison, 544. beautiful, the, 266. deceit in gorgeous, 107. hollow oak our, 537. of eternity, key that opes the, 243. of the soul, 221, 541.

Palaces, gorgeous, 43. 'mid pleasures and, 568. princes', cottages had been, 60. prosperity within thy, 824.

Pale, call it fair not, 500. cast of thought, 136. feet crossed in rest, 667. gradations, no, 493. his uneffectual fire, 'gins to, 132. jessamine, crow-toe and, 247. martyr in shirt of fire, 667. my cheeks make, 199. passion loves, places which, 184. prithee why so, 256. realms of shade, 572. unripened beauties, 298.

Pale-eyed priest, 251.

Pale-faced moon, 84.

Palestines, Delphian vales the, 562.

Palinurus nodded at the helm, 332.

Pall, in sceptred, 250.

Pall Mall, sweet shady side of, 432.

Pallas, perched upon a bust of, 640. Jove and Mars, 642.

Palls upon the sense, 298.

Palm and southern pine, land of, 628. bear the, alone, 110. itching, 114. like some tall, 535. of my hands, oozing out at the, 441. of orange blossom and, 628. open palm upon his, 617.

Palms, his islands lift their fronded, 619.

Palm-tree, flourish like the, 822.

Palmer's weed, votarist in, 243.

Palmy state of Rome, 126.

Palpable and familiar, 504. hit, 145. obscure, the, 227.

Palsied eld, 48.

Palsy-stricken, poor weak, 575.

Palter in a double sense, 126.

Paly flames, through their, 92.

Pampered, goose, 318. menial drove me from the door, 433.

Pan, awe-inspiring god, 480. is dead great Pan is dead, 621, 740. leap out of the frying, 18. to Moses lends his pagan horn, 331.

Pancakes, flat as, 173.

Panders will, reason, 140.

Pandora, more lovely than, 234.

Pang as great as when a giant dies, 48. dismissed without a parting, 296. learn nor account the, 649. preceding death, 398. that rends the heart, 398.

Pangs and fears, 99. of despised love, 135. [1047]of guilty power, 367. the wretched find, 549. which it hath witnessed, 481.

Pansies for thoughts, 142.

Pansy for lovers' thoughts, 35. freaked with jet, 248.

Pant for you, till we meet shall, 671.

Pants for glory, 329. for twenty-one, 329.

Pantaloon, lean and slippered, 69.

Panteth, as the hart, 820.

Panting syllable, chase a, 416. time toiled after him in vain, 366.

Paper bullets of the brain, 51. credit, blest, 322. he hath not eat, 55. portion of uncertain, 556. that ever blotted, 64.

Papers in each hand, 326. speak from your folded, 636.

Paper-mill, thou hast built a, 94.

Paradise, and walked in, 639. beyond compare, 497. drunk the milk of, 500. flowers worthy of, 232. for horses, Italy a, 192. for women, England a, 192. heavenly, is that place, 685. how grows our store in, 569. in this fool's, 444. must I thus leave thee, 239. of fools, 231, 858. only bliss of, 419. opened unto you, 836. thought would destroy their, 382. to him are opening, 386. to what we fear of death, 49.

Paradisiacal pleasures, 387.

Paragon, an earthly, 160.

Parallel, admits no, 352. none but himself his, 352.

Parcel of their fortunes, 158.

Parcel-gilt goblet, 89.

Parchment should undo a man, that, 94.

Pard, bearded like the, 69.

Pard-like spirit, 565.

Pardon in the degree that we love, 796. or to bear it, 423. something to the spirit of liberty, 408. they ne'er, 275.

Pardons, the offender never, 206.

Pardoned all except her face, 559.

Parent from the sky, keep one, 328. knees, a new-born child, 438. of good, 235. of invention, necessity the, 441. the people's, 343.

Parents passed into the skies, 423. were the Lord knows who, 286.

Parfit gentil knight, a veray, 1.

Paris, for French of, 1. good Americans when they die go to, 638. good talkers only found in, 769.

Parish church, plain as way to, 68. me no parishes, 862. wide was his, 2.

Parlour, is it a party in a, 468. will you walk into my, 605.

Parlous boy, 96.

Parmaceti for an inward bruise, 83.

Parmenio and Alexander, 732.

Parole of literary men, 374.

Parson bemused in beer, 326. forty, power, 559. owned his skill, in arguing the, 397. there goes the, 416.

Part, a kick in that, 214. act well your, 319. art and, 852. believe it, I do in, 127. each minute and unseen, 615. every man must play a, 60. for my own, 111. hard to, when friends are dear, 433. hath chosen that good, 842. immortal, of myself, 152. love and then to, 502. my soul's better, 338. of a hair, ninth, 85. of all that I have met, 625. of being, hath a, 544. of his religion, he made it, 291. of sight, became a, 549. of valour, the better, 87. of wisdom, 420. so he plays his, 69. to heaven gave his blessed, 100. vital in every, 236. we know in, 845.

Parts, all his gracious, 79. allure thee, if, 319. man of sovereign, 55. mark of virtue in his outward, 63. of good natural, 786. of one stupendous whole, 316. one man plays many, 69. pawing to get free his hinder, 236.

Partake the gale, 320.

Parted, double cherry seeming, 58. never met or never, 452. when we two, 539.

Parthenon, Earth proudly wears the, 598.

Partial evil universal good, 316. for the observer's sake, 320.

Participation of divineness, 169. of office, 435.

Particle, that very fiery, 560.

Particular hair, each, 131. star, a bright, 73. tear, orb of one, 163.

Parties, I name no, 198.

Parting day dies like the dolphin, 545. day, knell of, 384. day linger and play, 529. guest, speed the, 346. is such sweet sorrow, 106. of the way, 835. pang, dismissed without a, 296. was well made, 115.

Partings, such, break the heart, 540.

Partington, Dame, 462.

Partition, middle wall of, 847. union in, 58.

Partitions, what thin, 267, 316.

Partly may compute, we, 448.

[1048]Party, gave up to, 399. he serves his, best, 665. honesty is party expediency, 669. in a parlour, is it a, 468. is the madness of many, 336.

Pass by me as the idle wind, 114. for a man, let him, 61. into nothingness, 574. let him, 149. let it be. Let it, 809. my imperfections by, 459. never never comes to, 454. so it came to, 404.

Passage, act of common, 160. bird of, cuckoo is a, 720. each dark, shun, 311. of an angel's tear, 576. to fret a, 221.

Passages that lead to nothing, 386.

Passed in music out of sight, 625.

Passenger pukes in, sea the, 559. wandering, 243.

Passeth all understanding, 847. show, that which, 127.

Passing fair, is she not, 44. rich with forty pounds, 396. strange, 't was, 150. sweet is solitude, 416. the love of women, 815. thought, like a, 447. through nature to eternity, 127. tribute of a sigh, 385. well, daughter which he loved, 134.

Passion catching all, 163. chaos of thought and, 317. dies, till our, 182. driven by, 447. haunted me like a, 467. is the gale, 317. leads, where, 672. light the fires of, 617. may I govern my, 670. one, doth expel another, 36. only I discern infinite, 648. places which pale, loves, 184. put me into a towering, 145. ruling, 321, 322. something with, clasp, 617. spent its novel force, 626. to tatters, tear a, 137. vows with so much, 281. we feel, happier in the, 795. whirlwind of, 137. woman in her first, 557. women love in their first, 796.

Passions, all, all delights, 501. are likened best to floods, 25. fly with life, all other, 508. necessity of mortal, 740. never let such angry, rise, 302. noblest, to inspire, 377. to be relished, 774.

Passion's slave, man that is not, 138.

Passion-waves are lulled to rest, 562.

Passionate intuition, 481. simple sensuous and, 254.

Passiveness, in a wise, 466.

Past all surgery, 152. and to come seems best, 89. anticipate the, 440. at least is secure, 532. conclude the future by the, 776. groaning ever for the, 651. hallowed quiets of the, 661. heaven has not power upon the, 274. help should be past grief, 77. indemnity for the, 364. is gone, the, 750. leave thy low-vaulted, 636. let the dead, bury its dead, 612. miracles are, 73. neither the, nor the future, 749. never plan the future by the, 411. nothing to come and nothing, 261. our dancing days, 105. repent what 's, 141. shadowy, summon from the, 614. the bitter, more welcome the sweet, 74. the bounds of freakish youth, 419. the size of dreaming, 159. the wit of man, 58. unsigned for, 482. voice of the, 580. when on the, I fondly dwell, 587.

Paste and cover to our bones, 82.

Pastime and our happiness, 477.

Pastoral, cold, 576.

Pastors, as some ungracious, 129.

Pasture shall prepare, the Lord my, 300.

Pastures and fresh woods, 248. lie down in green, 819.

Patch grief with proverbs, 53. up his fame, 412.

Patches, king of shreds and, 141.

Pate, you beat your, 336.

Paternal acres, a few, 334.

Path, light unto my, 823. motive guide, original and end, 367. no, of flowers leads to glory, 797. no royal, to geometry, 811. of dalliance treads, 129. of duty was to glory, 628. of Milton, round the, 485. of sorrow and that alone, 417. of the just, 825. the world advances along its, 523. to heaven, journey like the, 244. to tread, soon or late that, 345. we tread, side of every, 422.

Paths are peace, all her, 825. ask for the old, 835. of glory lead to the grave, 384. of joy and woe, checkered, 362. of peevish nature, 288. to woman's love, 198.

Pathless groves, 184. was the dreary wild, 568. way, heaven's wide, 250. woods, pleasure in the, 547.

Pathos, that is the true, 449.

Patience, abusing of God's, 45. and shuffle the cards, 789. and sorrow strove, 148. by your gracious, 150. flour of wifly, 4. [1049]habits of peace and, 207. ingredient of genius, 608. may compass anything, 772. men's office to speak, 53. on a monument, sat like, 76. passion of great hearts, 656. poor are they that have not, 152. preacheth, 205. sovereign o'er transmuted ill, 366. stubborn, 228. thou rose-lipped cherubin, 155. with, He stands waiting, 793.

Patient humble spirit, 182. man, fury of a, 269. man in loss, 159. merit of the unworthy takes, 135. must minister to himself, 125. of toil, 428. remedy for every trouble, 701. search and vigil long, 555. though sorely tried, 614. to be, is a branch of justice, 751. to perform, 342. when favours are denied, 362.

Patiently to endure the toothache, 53.

Patines of bright gold, 65.

Patriarch, the venerable, 425.

Patrick Spence, ballad of, 502.

Patriot truth, 675.

Patriots all, true, 445. worthy, dear to God, 254.

Patriot's boast, such is the, 394. fate, cowards mock the, 681.

Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel, 372. whose, would not gain force on the plain of Marathon, 369.

Patron and the jail, 365. one who looks with unconcern, 370.

Pattern of excelling nature, 156. to imitate, not as a, 688.

Paul, by the apostle, 97. now by Saint, 295. robbing Peter he paid, 14, 186, 771.

Pauper, he 's only a, 683.

Pause, an awful, 306. and look back, 678. for a reply, I, 113. I stand in, 139. must give us, 135. nature made a, 306.

Pavement, riches of heaven's, 225. stars, dust is gold and, 236.

Pawing to get free, lion, 236.

Pay, a double debt to, 397. him in his own coin, 293. if I can't, why I can owe, 9. more due than more than all can, 117.

Pays all debts, he that dies, 43. base is the slave that, 91. us but with age and dust, 26.

Paying through the nose, 858.

Peace, a charge in, 273. above all earthly dignities, 99. all her paths are, 825. anchor of our, 435. and competence, health, 319. and health, best treasures, 387. and quiet, calm, 249. and rest can never dwell, 223. and righteousness, 821. and slumberous calm, 575. and war, man of, 214. as a breathing time, 407. be within thy walls, 824. brooded o'er the hushed domain, 642. cankers of a long, 86. carry gentle, 100. deep dream of, 536. first in war first in, 445. fool when he holdeth his, 827. forever hold his, 850. habits of patience and, 207. hath her victories, 252. hold companionship in, 103. in freedom's hallowed shade, 459. in thy right hand, 100. inglorious arts of, 263. is its companion, 460. its ten thousand slays, 425. lay me down in, to sleep, 676. let us have, 664. live in, adieu, 334, 800. makes solitude and calls it, 550, 747. man of, and war, 214. means of preserving, 425. modest stillness and, 91. never a good war or bad, 361. no, unto the wicked, 834. nor ease of heart, 389. of God, 847. of mind, dearer than all, 568. on earth good will toward men, 841. only as a breathing time, 407. prepare for war in, 706, 712. righteousness and, 821. slept in, 100. so sweet, life so dear or, 430. soft phrase of, 149. soft, she brings, 288. star of, return, 515. the empire is, 810. thinks of war in time of, 191. thousand years of, 633. to be found in the world, 518. to gain our peace have sent to, 121. unjust, before a just war, 361. uproar the universal, 124. was slain, thrice my, 306. weak piping time of, 96. when there is no peace, 835. your valor won, enjoyed the, 465.

Peaceably if we can, 516. with all men, live, 844.

Peaceful evening, welcome, 420. hours I once enjoyed, 422.

Peacemaker, If is the only, 72.

Peak and pine, dwindle, 116. in Darien, upon a, 576. to peak, far along from, 544.

Peaks wrapped in clouds, 543.

Pealing anthem, 384.

Pearl and gold, barbaric, 226. chain of all virtues, 182. double row of orient, 685. [1050]for carnal swine, too rich a, 213. heaps of, 96. if all their sand were, 44. in a woman's eye, 35. in your foul oyster, 72. many a fair, laid up, 182. no radiant, 424. of great price, 839. quarelets of, 201. sowed the earth with orient, 234. threw a, away, 156.

Pearls at random strung, orient, 437. before swine, 838. did grow, asked how, 201. of thought, 661. puddly thoughts to orient, 783. row of orient, 685. that were his eyes, 42. who would search for, 275.

Pears from an elm, 791. go to a pear-tree for, 712.

Peasant, some belated, 225. toe of the, 143.

Peasantry, country's pride, 396.

Pease, like as one, is to another, 32, 773.

Pebbles, children gathering, 241.

Pebbly spring, stream or, 504.

Peck at, for daws to, 149. of salt, 785. of troubles, 791.

Peculiar graces, shot forth, 235. grand gloomy and, 677.

Pedants much affect, learned, 210.

Pedestaled in triumph, 651.

Pedigree, lass wi' a lang, 458.

Peep and botanize upon his mother's grave, 471. into glory, 264. of day, 202. to what it would, 142. wizards that, 833.

Peer, King Stephen was a worthy, 152, 406. rhyming, a, 326.

Peers, my, the heroes of old, 650.

Pegasus, turn and wind a fiery, 86.

Pelf, I crave no, 109.

Pelion, from Ossa hurled, 707. nods with all his wood, 344. on the top of Ossa, 772. Ossa on, 809.

Pellucid streams, 482.

Pelops' line, Thebes or, 250.

Pelting of this pitiless storm, 147.

Pembroke's mother Sidney's sister, 179.

Pen and ink, never saw, 77. becomes a torpedo, 369. devise wit write, 55. famous by my, 257. glorious by my, 257. in hand, foolish without, 374. is the tongue of the mind, 789. mightier than the sword, 606. nose sharp as a, 91. of a ready writer, 820. of iron, written with a, 835. poet's, turns them to shapes, 59. product of a scoffer's, 479. such virtue has my, 162. was shaped, 484. worse than the sword, 189.

Pens a stanza, who, 326. quirks of blazoning, 151.

Penalties of idleness, 332.

Penance, call us to, 226.

Pence, take care of the, 352.

Pendent bed and procreant cradle, 117. rock a towered citadel, 158. world, 48, 230.

Pendulum betwixt a smile and tear, 546.

Penelophon O king quoth she, 405.

Penetrable stuff, made of, 140.

Penned it down, so I, 265.

Penniless lass, a, 458.

Penning bows, 't is, 387.

Penny for your thoughts, 16, 292. in the urn of poverty, 588. of observation, by my, 55. saved is a penny got, 363. saved is twopence dear, 363. seven halfpenny loaves for a, 94. wise pound foolish, 186.

Pension list is the roll of honour, 669. or lose his, 290.

Pensioner on the bounties of an hour, 306. to be a miser's, 475.

Pensive beauty, like, 513. discontent, waste nights in, 29. poets painful vigils keep, 331. through a happy place, 482.

Pent, here in the body, 497. long in populous city, 239.

Pentameter, in the, 504.

Penthouse lid, hang upon his, 116.

Pent-up Utica, 439.

Penury and imprisonment, 49. repressed their noble rage, 384.

People, all sorts of, 118. all with one accord, 400. are good, the, 673. arose as one man, 814. at leaving unpleasant, 556. by the people for the, 622. fond of ill-luck, 597. government from and for the, 608. government of all the, 639. government of the, 622. in the gristle, 408. indictment against a whole, 408. inurned, weep a, 592. judge men by success, 795. last, I should choose, 440. made for the, by the, 532. never give up their liberties, 411. of the skies common, 174. perish where there is no vision, 829. pleurisy of, 199. that make puns, 637. the sunbeams, motes that, 249. they that marry ancient, 222. thy people shall be my, 814. who would have been poets, 505. whose annals are blank, 579.

People's government, 532. parent he protected all, 543. prayer, 268. right maintain, 675. [1051]will, based upon her, 623.

Peopled, the world must be, 51.

Peor and Baälim, 251.

Peppercorn, I am a, 86.

Pepper his cabbage, 712.

Peppered the highest, who, 399. two of them, I have, 84.

Perception, quintessence of, 663.

Perch, where eagles dare not, 96.

Perchance the dead, 545. to dream, to sleep, 135.

Perched and sat, 640. upon a bust of Pallas, 640.

Percy and Douglas, song of, 34.

Perdition catch my soul, 153.

Peregrinations, labours and, 170.

Peremptory tone, with a, 415.

Perfect chrysolite, one, 156. day, unto the, 825. days, then if ever come, 658. love casteth out fear, 849. man, mark the, 819. ways of honour, 101. woman nobly planned, 475.

Perfected, a woman, 656.

Perfectest herald of joy, 51.

Perfection, fulness of, 78. of reason, 24. perishes, what 's come to, 647. pink of, 401. praise and true, 66.

Perfections, his sweete, 23.

Perfidious bark, that fatal, 247.

Perform, an ability that they never, 102. patient to, 342.

Perfume and suppliance of a minute, 129. on the violet, to throw a, 79. puss-gentleman that 's all, 415. scent of odorous, 242.

Perfumed like a milliner, 83.

Perfumes of Arabia, 124.

Perhaps, a great, 578. turn out a song, 448. turn out a sermon, 448.

Peri at the gate of Eden, 526. beneath the dark sea, 526.

Peril in thine eye, 105.

Perils do environ, what, 27, 211. doe enfold, how many, 27. safe through a thousand, 497.

Perilous edge of battle, 224. shot out of an elder gun, 92. stuff which weighs upon the heart, 125.

Periodical fits of morality, 591.

Periods of time, in, 228.

Perish, all of genius which can, 552. in its fall, 453. that thought, 296. where there is no vision, the people, 829. with thee, thy money, 843.

Perished in his pride, 470.

Periwig-pated fellow, 137.

Perjuria ridet amantum Jupiter, 106.

Perjuries, Jove laughs at lovers', 106.

Perjury, lovers', 272.

Perked up in a glistening grief, 98.

Permanent alliances, 425. forward not, 129.

Permit to heaven, 240.

Pernicious to mankind, wine, 338. weed, 415.

Perpetual benediction, 478. motion, scoured with, 88. priesthood, literary men a, 577.

Perplex and dash maturest counsels, 226.

Perplexed in the extreme, 156. morality is, 411. the wisest may well be, 408.

Perplexes monarchs, 225.

Perseverance better than violence, 726.

Persian carpet, discourse like a, 723.

Persian gulfs, pearls of thought in, 661.

Persians, law of the Medes and, 835.

Persian's heaven is easily made, 519.

Person, freedom of, 435. oblong square triangular, 461.

Persons of good sense, 796. no respect of, place nor, 75. there is no respect of, with God, 844. two distinct, 186.

Personage, genteel in, 285. less imposing, 527. this goodly, 479.

Persuade, tongue to, 255.

Persuaded in his own mind, 845. whom none could advise thou hast, 26.

Persuading, fair-spoken and, 101.

Persuasion flows from his lips, 338. holds aloof, 696. of whatever state or, 435. ripened into faith, 481. tips his tongue, 297.

Persuasive sound, 339.

Pertains to feats of broil, 150.

Perturbed spirit, rest, 133.

Peru, from China to, 365, 403.

Perverts the prophets, 539.

Pestilence and war, 229. like a desolating, 567. seals that close the, 562. that walketh in darkness, 822.

Petar, hoist with his own, 141.

Peter, by robbing, he paid Paul, 14, 771. denyed his Lord, 686. feared full twenty times, 468. I 'll call him, 78.

Peter's dome, that rounded, 598. keys, 331.

Peterkin, quoth little, 507.

Petition me no petitions, 362, 862.

Petrifies the feeling, 448.

Petticoat, her feet beneath her, 256. tempestuous, 201.

Petty pace, creeps in this, 125.

Phalanx, in perfect, 225. the Pyrrhic, 557.

Phantasma, like a, 111.

Phantom of delight, she was a, 474.

Phantoms of hope, 367.

Pherecydes, stories about, 759.

Phials hermetically sealed, 291.

Phidias, his awful Jove young, 598.

[1052]Philanthropists in time of famine, 597.

Philip and Mary on a shilling, 215. drunk, appeal from, 807. receiving news of success, 731. when arbitrator, 731.

Philips whose touch harmonious, 367.

Philippi, I will see thee at, 115.

Philistines be upon the, 814. opponent of the children of light, 665.

Phillis, neat-handed, 248.

Philologists who chase a panting syllable, 416.

Philosopher and friend, 320. can scorn, scarce the firm, 356. never yet that could endure the toothache, 53.

Philosophers have judged, as wise, 214. sayings of, 212. will put their names to their books, 188.

Philosophic mind, the, 478.

Philosopher, he was a, 1. muscular training of a, 745.

Philosophie, Aristotle and his, 1.

Philosophy adversity's sweet milk, 108. bringeth about to religion, 166. could find it out, if, 134. depth in, 166. dreamt of in your, 133. for fear divine, 632. hast any, in thee shepherd, 70. how charming is divine, 245. I ask not proud, 516. inclineth to atheism, 166. is a good horse in the stable, 401. is nothing but discretion, 195. lights of mild, 297. makes men deep, 168. of one who studies, 745. search of deep, 260. teaching by examples, 304. that no, can lift, 486. triumphs over past evils, 794. vain wisdom and false, 228. what to be gained from, 762. will clip an angel's wings, 574.

Phœbus 'gins arise, 159. in his strength, 77. what a name, 539.

Phœbus' wain, wheels of, 243.

Phocion and Demosthenes, 728. saying of, 734.

Phosphor, sweet, bring the day, 203.

Phrase, a fico for the, 45. choice word and measured, 470. of peace, the soft, 149. proverbed with a grandsire, 104. would be more german, 145.

Phrases, mint of, in his brain, 54.

Phrygian Turk, 45.

Physic, gold in, is a cordial, 2. pomp, take, 147. throw, to the dogs, 125. to preserve health, 167. well because I use none of your, 737.

Physics pain, labour we delight in, 120.

Physical and metaphysical impossibility, 578. arguments and opinions, 780.

Physically impossible, 441.

Physician heal thyself, 841. is there no, there, 835. presumed to call himself a, 692.

Physicians, catch diseases to cure them, 189. use three, 686.

Pia mater, womb of, 55.

Pick a pocket, not scruple to, 282. no quarrels, 398.

Picks yer pocket, smiles while it, 350.

Picked, age is grown so, 143. out of ten thousand, 133. up his crumbs, 393.

Picking and stealing, 850.

Pickwickian sense, in a, 652.

Pict, from a naked, 685.

Picture, look here upon this, 140. placed the busts between, 312. who looks at an American, 462.

Pictures, eyes make, 502. for the page atone, 331. in Afric maps, savage, 289. of silver, 828.

Pictured urn, fancy from her, 382.

Pie, finger in every, 789. no man's, is freed from his finger, 98.

Piece, faultless, to see, 323. of British manhood, sounder, 579. of work is a man, what a, 134.

Pieces, dash him to, 114.

Piecemeal on the rock, 549.

Piercing the night's dull ear, 92.

Pierian spring, taste not the, 323.

Piety nor wit shall lure it, 768. whose soul sincere, 391.

Pig in a poke, buying or selling of, 20.

Pigs squeak, naturally as, 210.

Pike-staff, plain as a, 351, 800.

Pilfers wretched plans, 412.

Pilgrim gray, honour comes a, 390. of eternity, 565. shrines, such graves are, 562. steps in amice gray, 241. stock pithed with hardihood, 660.

Pilgrim's Progress that wonderful book, 591.

Pilgrimage, overtaketh in his, 44.

Pilgrimages, folk to gon on, 1.

Pillar of fire by night, 813. of salt, 813. of state, seemed a, 227.

Pillared firmament, 245. shade high overarched, 239.

Pillory, each window, like a, 214.

Pillow hard, finds the down, 160.

Pilot cannot mitigate the billows, 730. in extremity, a daring, 267. 't is a fearful night, 581. of my proper woe, 552. of the Galilean lake, 247. that weathered the storm, 464.

Pimpernell and twenty more, 72.

Pin a day's a groat a year, 363. bores with a little, 82.

Pins it with a star, 582.

Pin's fee, do not set my life at a, 131.

[1053]Pincers tear, where the, 312.

Pinch, a lean-faced villain, 50. necessity's sharp, 146.

Pinches, where the shoe, 724.

Pindarus, house of, 252.

Pine, dwindle peak and, 116. for thee, then most I, 607. I live they lack I have they, 22. immovable infixed, 228. land of palm and southern, 628. to equal which the tallest, 224. with fear and sorrow, 29.

Pines, silent sea of, 501. thunder-harp of, 667. tops of the eastern, 81. under the yaller, 660.

Pine-apple of politeness, 440.

Pined and wanted food, 465. in thought, 76.

Pink and the pansy, 248. eyne, Bacchus with, 158. of courtesy, the very, 107. of perfection, 401.

Pinks that grow, the, 184.

Pinnace, sail like my, 45.

Pinned with a single star, 582.

Pinto, Ferdinand Mendez, 294.

Piny mountain, 504.

Pious action we do sugar o'er, 135. frauds and holy shifts, 212. not the less a man though, 797. seem when only bilious, 586. thoughts, she sent, 221.

Pipe but as the linnets sing, 632. easier to be played on than a, 139. for fortune's finger, 138. Gill shall dance and Jack shall, 199. glorious in a, 555. tipped with amber, 555. to smoke in cold weather, 673. to the spirit ditties, 576.

Pipes and whistles in his sound, 69. soft, play on, 576.

Piping time of peace, 96.

Pippins, old, toothsomest, 181.

Pit, monster of the, 329. they 'll fill a, as well as better, 87. whoso diggeth a, 829.

Pitch, dark as, 265. he that toucheth, 837. my moving tent, nightly, 497. out of tune above the, 771. which flies the higher, 93.

Pitched, as the mind is, 421.

Pitcher broken at the fountain, 831.

Pitchers have ears, 17.

Pitchfork, clothes thrown on with a, 292.

Piteous chase, 67.

Pith and moment, enterprises of, 136. seven years', these arms had, 149.

Pitiful 't was wondrous pitiful, 150.

Pitiless storm, pelting of this, 147.

Pity, challenge double, 25. drops of sacred, 69. gave ere charity began, 396. he hath a tear for, 90. I learn to, them, 402. is akin to love, 282. is the straightest path to love, 918. like a new-born babe, 118. melts the mind to love, 272. of it Iago the pity of it, 155. swells the tide of love, 308. 't is 't is true, 133. that it was great, so it was, 83. the sorrows of a poor old man, 433. then embrace, endure then, 317. upon the poor, he that hath, 827. writ, within the leaf of, 109.

Pity's self be dead, till, 390.

Pity-pat, his heart kep' goin, 659.

Pity-Zekle, but hern went, 659.

Pixes and rosaries, 215.

Place, all other things give, 349. and time, bounds of, 382. and wealth, get, 329. as a nail in a sure, 834. at home in a better, 67. below the skies, 538. but the fate of, 98. did then adhere, nor time nor, 118. dignified by the doer's deed, 73. ear in many a secret, 469. everywhere his, 260. first in glory first in, 344. fittest, where man can die, 680. get wealth and, 329. in childhood, there was a, 583. in many a solitary, 468. in thy memory dearest, 678. jolly, in times of old, 472. keep the pain but change the, 303. kiss the, to make it well, 535. know him any more, 816. men are servants in great, 165. mind is its own, 224. no, like home, 568. no respect of, 75. of festivity, pleasant, 544. of my birth, came to the, 550. of rest, where to choose their, 240. or time, not to be changed by, 224. pensive though a happy, 482. pride of, 120. right man in the right, 642. stands upon a slippery, 79. sunshine in the shady, 27. that has known him, 816. thereof shall know it no more, 816. those who have the second, 291. towering in her pride of, 120. when virtuous things proceed, 73. where he is not known, 372. where honour 's lodged, 214. where the tree falleth, 831. which 't is not good manners to mention, 287. worship the gods of the, 193.

Places all alike distant from heaven, 190. do not grace men, 737. fill up their proper, 265. lines in pleasant, 818. men grace the, 737. other graces follow in proper, 265. shall be hell, all, 41. strange, crammed, 68. [1054]the eye of heaven visits, 80. which pale passion loves, 184.

Place-expectants, gratitude of, 304.

Plagiarè among authors, 253.

Plagiarism, memory to convict of, 376.

Plague, every one has his particular, 730. my wife is my particular, 730. of all cowards, 84. of both your houses, 107. of sighing and grief, 85. the inventor, return to, 118. upon such backing, 84. us, instruments to, 149.

Plagues and common dotages, 188. of heaven, 464. that haunt the rich, 424.

Plain and flat, 658. and simple faith, 114. and to the purpose, 51. as a pack-staff, 172. as a pike-staff, 351, 800. as way to parish church, 68. blunt man, 114. Camilla scours the, 324. in dress, be, 350. knight pricking on the, 27. living and high thinking, 472. loveliest village of the, 395. nodding o'er the yellow, 356. of Marathon, 369. stretched upon the, 539. tale shall put you down, 85.

Plains, silver-mantled, 640.

Plainness of speech, use great, 846.

Plaintive martyrs, 447.

Plaited cunning hides, what, 146.

Plan, not without a, 314. that admits no modification, 710. the simple, sufficeth them, 473.

Plans, pilfers wretched, 412.

Planet, born under a rhyming, 54. swims into his ken, when a new, 576.

Planets, guides the, 456. in their turn, all the, 300. then no, strike, 127.

Planned, perfect woman, nobly, 475.

Plant, fame is no, 247. fixed like a, 317. himself on his instincts, 601. of slow growth, confidence is a, 364. rare old, is the ivy green, 652. that grows on mortal soil, 247. while the earth bears a, 675.

Plants, aromatic, 398. children like olive, 824. suck in the earth, 260.

Planted a garden, God Almighty, 167. Apollos watered I have, 845. of the tree I, 544.

Planting, wheat for this, 616.

Platform, upon the, 129.

Plato, taught of the rule of, 254. thou reasonest well, 298.

Plato's retirement, 241.

Play and make good cheer, 20. at cherry-pit, 76. better at a, 519. false, wouldst not, 117. good as a, 856. healthful, 302. heart ungalled, 138. holdeth children from, 34. in the plighted clouds, 244. is the thing, 135. life's poor, is o'er, 318. me no plays, 862. on give me excess of it, 74. out the play, 85. pleased not the million, 134. pleasure when I, not, 25. rather hear a discourse than see a, 191. run, they will not let my, 282. the devil, seem a saint and, 96. the fools with the time, 89. the man, 685. the woman with mine eyes, 124. to you is death to us, 670. who goes to an American, 462. with similes, 473. work or healthful, 302. wouldst have me sing and, 525.

Plays his part, so he, 69. many parts, one man, 69. round the head, 319. such fantastic tricks, 48.

Playbill of Hamlet, 494.

Played and sung, as once I, 525. at bo-peep, 202. familiar with his hoary locks, 588. upon a stage, if this were, 76.

Player, life 's a poor, 125. ought to accept his throws, 697. shuffles off the buskin, 637.

Players, men and women merely, 69.

Playing holidays, all the year were, 83.

Playmates, I have had, 509.

Plaything, elephant man's, 739. some livelier, 318.

Plea, necessity the tyrant's, 232. shall beauty hold a, 162. so tainted, in law what, 63. though justice be thy, 65.

Plead lament and sue, 489. like angels, his virtues will, 118. their cause I, 387.

Pleasant and cloudy weather, 433. bread eaten in secret is, 825. country's earth, 82. fellow, touchy testy, 300. for brethren to dwell together, 824. in man, all that was, 399. in their lives, 815. is thy morning, life how, 447. places, lines in, 818. scents salute the noses, 655. sights salute the eyes, 655. thought, we meet thee like a, 473. thoughts bring sad thoughts, 466. to behold the sun, 831. to see one's name in print, 539. to severe, grave to light, 273, 799. to think on, 256. vices, our, 149.

Pleasantness, ways of, 825.

Please, books cannot always, 444. certainty to, 455. [1055]everybody, hard to, 712. live to, must please to live, 366. natural in him to, 267. studious to, 366. surest to, 399. uncertain coy and hard to, 490. you so if not why so, 44.

Pleases all the world, he, 800.

Pleased, I would do what I, 788. not the million, 134. the ear is, 421. they please are, 395. to the last, 315. with a rattle, 318. with novelty, 417. with the danger, 267. with this bauble, 318.

Pleasing anxious being, 385. dreadful thought, 299. dreams and slumbers light, 490. hope, whence this, 298. less, when possest, 381. memory of all he stole, 331. of a lute, the lascivious, 95. punishment that women bear, 50. shade, ah happy hills, 381. shape, power to assume a, 135.

Pleasure after pain, sweet is, 271. all hope, 276. at the helm, 383. by myself a lonely, 470. chords that vibrate sweetest, 452. dissipation without, 431. drown the brim, 73. drowns in, 357. ease content, 318. friend of, 390. full of, void of strife, 209. give a shock of, 577. has ceased to please, 368. howe'er disguised by art, 403. I fly from, 368. in poetic pains, 419. in the pathless woods, 547. in trim gardens, takes his, 249. like the midnight flower, 520. little, in the house, 427. live in, when I live to thee, 359. lost, the just, 163. love sweeter than all other, 276. man of, is a man of pains, 309. mixed reason with, 399. never to blend our, 472. no, is comparable, 164. no profit grows where is no, 72. of being cheated, 214. of love is in loving, 795. of the game, the little, 287. of the time, spoils the, 122. praise all his, 305. reason's whole, 319. she was bent, though on, 417. smile in pain frown at, 309. stock of harmless, 369. sure in being mad, 277. sweet the, 271. take, some men to, 321. to be drunk, it is our, 362. to come, immense, 380. to deceive the deceiver, 797. to the spectators, 593. treads upon the heels of, 295. unseasoned by variety, 710. was the chief good, 766. well-spring of, 640. when I live to thee I live in, 359. when I play not, 25. youth and, 542.

Pleasures and palaces, 568. are like poppies, 451. banish pain, 303. calm, 357. doubling his, 455. every age has its, 800. hovered nigh, 357. in the vale of pain, 492. of the Mahometans, 387. of the present day, 359. of the spheres, 526. pretty, might me move, 25. prove, all the, 40. soothed his soul to, 272.