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on the desert, 385. their lungs receive our, 418. thoughts shut up want, 307. through the field of, 424. throw a straw into the, 195. to rain in the, 30. trifles light as, 154. with barbarous dissonance, 245. with beauty, fills the, 545. with idle state, mock the, 383. Airs and madrigals, 254. fresh gales and gentle, 238. from heaven, bring with thee, 130. lap me in soft Lydian, 249. melting, or martial, 422. of England, martial, 533. who shall silence all the, 254. Air-drawn dagger, 122. Airly, to take in God, gut to git up, 658. Airy hopes my children, 480. nothing, a local habitation, 59. purposes, execute their, 224. reveries so, 419. servitors, nimble and, 253. tongues that syllable, 243. Aisle, long drawn, 384. Aisles of Christian Rome, 598. Ajax asks no more, 340. prayer of, was for light, 614. strives some rock to throw, 324. the great himself a host, 337. Akin to love, pity 's, 282. Alabaster, as monumental, 156. grandsire cut in, 60. Alacrity in sinking, a kind of, 46. Alarms, serene amidst, 428. Alarums changed to merry meetings, 95. Alcibiades and his dog, 733. Alcides' equal, 714. Alcoran, the Talmud and the, 166. Aldeborontiphoscophornio, 285. Alderman's forefinger, 104. Aldivalloch, Roy's wife of, 674. Ale and safety, a pot of, 91. drink of Adam's, 289. God send thee good, 23. no more cakes and, 75. older than their, 397. quart of mighty, 3. size of pots of, 210. spicy nut-brown, 249. Alexander and Darius, 732. and Diogenes, 727. and Parmenio, 732. I would be Diogenes if I were not, 739. in the Olympic race, 732. noble dust of, 144. wept that he had not conquered a world, 730. Alexandrine, needless, 324. Algebra, tell what hour by, 210. Alice, don't you remember sweet, 680. Alien corn, amid the, 575. Alike all ages, 395. Alive and so bold O earth, 566. at this day, the bricks are, 94. bliss to be, 476. All above is grace, 270. are needed by each one, 598. cared not to be at, 226. cry and no wool, 211. fear none aid you, 319. flesh is grass, 834. for love, he was, 436. good to me is lost, 231. having nothing yet hath, 174. in all, manner is, 414. in all, take him for, 128. in the morning betime, 142. is done that men can do, 453. is lost save honour, 807. is not gold that glisteneth, 173. is not lost, 223. is vanity, 829, 830. is well, if the end be well, 802. is well that ends well, 13. men are liars, 823. men have their price, 304. my pretty chickens, 124. of one mind, be ye, 849. shall die, 89. that a man hath will he give, 816. that lives must die, 127. [868]that may become a man, 118. that men held wise, 217. that we believe of heaven, 280. the brothers valiant, 852. the sisters virtuous, 852. the world and his wife, 293. the world, for, 90. things produced by fate, 765. things that are, 62, 183. things to all men, 845. things work together, 844. this and heaven too, 282. Alla, fire from, 549. Allaying Thames, with no, 259. Tiber, not a drop of, 103. Alle night with open eye, 1. Allegory, headstrong as an, 440. Alliances, entangling, 435. permanent, 425. Allies, thou hast great, 471. Alliteration 's artful aid, 413. Allure thee, if parts, 319. Allured to brighter worlds, 396. Ally, woman's natural, 698. Almanacs of the last year, 258. Almighty dollar, the, 536. eye, could not 'scape the, 314. God, first planted a garden, 167. gold, 178, 431. form, the, 547. gentlemen, 268. hand, led by the, 261. Lord, vicar of the, 6. Almighty's orders, the, 299. Almost at odds with morning, 123. Alms before men, 838. prayers which are old age's, 25. when thou doest, 838. who gives himself with his, 658. Aloft, cherub that sits up, 436. his soul has gone, 436. Almsdeeds, good works and, 843. Alone all all alone, 498. all we ask is to be let, 679. I did it.—Boy! 103. in solitude we are least, 544. man should not be, 812. never appear the Immortals, 502. never say that you are, 743. on a wide wide sea, 498. than when alone never less, 431, 455. that worn-out word, 606. with his glory, 563. with noble thoughts, 34. Alonso of Arragon, 171. Aloof, they stood, 500. Alp, many a fiery, 228. Alph, the sacred river, 500. Alpha and Omega, 849. Alphonso's hints for the creation, 768. Alps on Alps arise, 323. though perched on, 309. Alraschid, golden prince of, 623. Altama murmurs wild, 398. Altar, love I bow before thine, 392. reach the skies, let its, 465. Altars, priests, victims, 333. strike for your, 561. Altar-stairs, world's, 632. Alteration finds, alters when it, 163. Altissima quæque flumina, 25. Alway, I would not live, 678, 816. Always find us young, 599. to be blest, 315. Am, I am that I, 163. Amaranthine flower of faith, 482. Amaryllis in the shade, 247. Amaze me, it doth, 110. the unlearned, 324. Amazed the gazing rustics, 397. Amazing brightness, 280. Ambassador is an honest man sent to lie abroad, 175. Amber, bee enclosed in, 722. flies in, 168. fly in a bead of, 203. pipe tipped with, 555. scent of odorous perfume, 242. snuff-box, 326. straws in, 327. whose foam is, 257. Amber-dropping hair, 246. Ambition and pride of kings, low, 314. and thirst of praise, low, 414. finds such joy, 231. fling away, 100. heart's supreme, 377. loves to slide not stand, 267. lowly laid, high, 487. made of sterner stuff, 113. of a private man, 419. of man, crueltie and, 27. the soldier's virtue, 158. thriftless, 120. to reign is worth, 224. virtue, wars that make, 154. which o'erleaps itself, vaulting, 118. Ambition's ladder, lowliness is, 111. Ambitious finger, from his, 98. Ambrosial curls, 337. Ambuscadoes, breaches, 105. Ambush of my name, 47. Amen, God help me, 776. stuck in my throat, 119. Amend your ways, 835. America, epocha in history of, 429. half-brother of the world, 654. has furnished a Washington, 530. American book, who reads an, 462. flag, haul down the, 678. I also am an, 530. I was born an, 533. I will live and die an, 533. idea, what I call the, 639. if I were an, 364. not a Virginian, but an, 429. strand, 205. Americans, good, 638. Amiable weakness, 364, 442. weaknesses, 430. Amicably if they can, 505. Amice gray, in, 241. Amiss, better to love, 444. never anything can be, 59. nothing comes, 72. Ammiral, mast of some great, 224. [869]Among them but not of them, 544. Amorous causes, offence springs from, 325. delay, reluctant, 232. descant sung, 233. fond and billing, 215. looking-glass, court an, 95. Amos Cottle! Phœbus! what a name! 539. Amphitrio, into the shape of, 32. Amphitryon, the real, 798. the true, 277. Ample room and verge enough, 383. Ampler ether, 482. Amuck, to run, 328. Amusements, friend to public, 371. Anarch lets the curtain fall, 332. Anarchy, digest of, 409. eternal, hold, 229. of drink, wild, 180. Anatomy, a mere, 50. Ancestor, I am my own, 806. Ancestors are very good kind of folks, 440. glorious, 310. look backward to their, 409. no need of, 801. of nature, 229. that come after him, 44. the glory belongs to our, 729. think of your, 747. wisdom of our, 407. Ancestral trees, tall, 569. voices, 500. Anchor of our peace at home, 435. Anchors, great, heaps of pearl, 96. moor with two, 708. that hold a mother, 697. Anchored ne'er shall be, 543. Anchorite, saintship of an, 540. Ancient and fish-like smell, 43. and honorable, 833. as the sun, hills, 572. days, dames of, 395. ears, ring in my, 106. grudge I bear him, 61. landmark, remove not the, 828. tales say true, if, 540. times, these are the, 169. trusty drouthy crony, 451. Ancients of the earth, we are, 627. were not acquainted, 740. Anderson my jo John, John, 449. Anecdotage, man in his, 609. Angel appear to each lover, 305. consideration like an, 90. curses his better, 156. death and his Maker, 502. down, she drew an, 272. dropped from the clouds, 86. ended, the, 237. good and bad, 187. guardian, o'er his life, 455. hands to valour given, 574. hold the fleet, 362, 618. hope thou hovering, 243. in action how like an, 134. ministering, 144, 490. on the outward side, 49. or earthly paragon, 160. shook