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vely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels.
Evangeline. Part i. 3.
And as she looked around, she saw how Death the consoler, Laying his hand upon many a heart, had healed it forever.
Evangeline. Part ii. 5.
God had sifted three kingdoms to find the wheat for this planting.[616-1]
The Courtship of Miles Standish. iv.
Into a world unknown,--the corner-stone of a nation![616-2]
The Courtship of Miles Standish. iv.
Saint Augustine! well hast thou said, That of our vices we can frame A ladder, if we will but tread Beneath our feet each deed of shame.[616-3]
The Ladder of Saint Augustine.
The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight, But they while their companions slept Were toiling upward in the night.
The Ladder of Saint Augustine.
The surest pledge of a deathless name Is the silent homage of thoughts unspoken.
The Herons of Elmwood.
He has singed the beard of the king of Spain.[616-4]
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541.
Bone
and skin, two millers, 351.
as curs mouth a, 412.
bites him to the, 363.
bred in the, 19, 691.
of manhood, 408.
of my bones, 812.
of thy bone, 784.
wasted to skin and, 784.
Bones
are coral made, of his, 42.
canonized, 130.
cursed be he that moves my, 163.
for bacon, broken, 791.
full of dead men's, 841.
good oft interred with their, 113.
his honoured, 251.
made no more, 784.
misery worn him to the, 108.
mutine in a matron's, 140.
paste and cover to our, 82.
rattle his, over the stones, 683.
tell all my, I may, 819.
to lay his weary, among ye, 100.
to sit in my, 461.
weave thread with, 75.
whose dice were human, 555.
with aches, fill all thy, 42.
Bonny Doon, banks and braes of, 452.
Bononcini, compared to, 351.
Booby
son, father craves a, 310.
mother who 'd give her, 348.
Book,
adversary had written a, 817.
all the world knows me in my, 778.
and heart must never part, 686.
and volume of my brain, 132.
beware of a man of one, 853.
blessed companion is a, 597.
containing such vile matter, 107.
dainties bred in a, 55.
face is as a, 117.
[885]go little, 6.
good kill a man as kill a good, 254.
half a library to make one, 372.
honestly come by, 663.
I 'll drown my, 43.
in black or red, 1.
in breeches, Macaulay is a, 461.
in gold clasps, 104.
in sour misfortune's, 108.
is a book, 539.
is the precious life-blood, a, 254.
never read, like a sacred, 181.
no, but has something good, 748, 788.
note it in a, 834.
of fate, heaven hides the, 315.
of human life, 617.
of knowledge fair, 230.
of nature short of leaves, 585.
of songs and sonnets, 45.
only read perhaps by me, 470.
or friend, with a religious, 174.
security in an old, 663.
so fairly bound, 107.
so unconning, O little, 6.
what to put first in a, 799.
when a nobleman writes a, 374.
who reads an American, 462.
words printed in a, 817.
Books
a university, 580.
and dreams are each a world, 477.
and money placed for show, 215.
are a substantial world, 477.
assume the care of, 310.
authority from others', 54.
by which the printers lost, 222.
cannot always please, 444.
comments on, 779.
deep versed in, 241.
forefathers had no other, 94.
he comes not in my, 198.
in her mind the wisest, 261.
in the running brooks, 67.
knowing I loved my, 42.
like proverbs, 266.
lineaments of gospel, 23.
men that will make you, 788.
must follow sciences, 168.
next o'er his, 331.
not in your, 50.
of honour razed from the, 161.
of making many, 832.
of nature, 784.
old manners old, 401.
on the soul, I have written three, 645.
or work or healthful play, 302.
our forefathers had no other, 94.
philosophers will put their names to their, 188.
preserved and stored up in, 254.
some are lies, 446.
some, to be tasted, 168.
speaks about his own, 608.
spectacles of, 277.
stuffed with stoical reasonings, 744.
sweet serenity of, 617.
talismans and spells, 422.
tenets change with, 321.
that nourish all the world, 56.
they read, their, 678.
to hold in the hand, 375.
toil o'er, 348.
up and quit your, 466.
upon his head, so many, 457.
were woman's looks, my only, 522.
which are no books, 509.
wiser grow without, 422.
you need, Homer all the, 280.
Bookful blockhead, 325.
Bookish theoric, 149.
Bookmen, you two are, 55.
Boot, appliances and means to, 89.
Booted and spurred, 682.
Bootless bene, good for a, 479.
Boots
displace, dares this pair of, 388.
it at one gate, what, 242.
Bo-peep, played at, 202.
Border, let that aye be your, 448.
Bore
a bright golden flower, 245.
my point, thus I, 84.
the world, him who, 483.
without abuse, 633.
Boreas, blustering railer, 672.
Bores
and bored, the, 560.
through his castle wall, 82.
Born,
better ne'er been, 494.
better to be lowly, 98.
blessed who ne'er was, 289.
cry for being, 170.
days, in my, 787.
for immortality, 484.
for success, 600.
for the universe, 399.
great, some are, 76.
highest calamity to be, 736.
how happy is he, 174.
in Arcadia, I too was, 793.
in a bower, 581.
in a cellar, 294, 391.
in a wood to be afraid of an owl, 292.
in bed in bed we die, 794.
in better days, 341.
in silent darkness, 39.
in sin, Adam's sons, 190.
in the garret, 552.
knew that before you were, 716.
or taught, happy is he, 174.
poet is made as well as, 179.
so, men are to be, 207.
that ever I was, 133.
to be a slave, 413.
to blush unseen, 385.
to die that were not, 562.
to do, the thing that I was, 39.
to inquire after truth, 778.
to set it right, 133.
to the manner, 130.
under a rhyming planet, 54.
Borne,
and yet must bear, 566.
away with every breath, 554.
down by the flying, 489.
his faculties so meek, 118.
like thy bubbles, onward, 547.
Borrow
the name of the world, to, 166.
to beg or to, 279.
Borrowed
things, disguising, 779.
wit, wings of, 200.
[886]Borrower,
bettered by the, 253.
is servant to the lender, 828.
nor a lender be, 130.
of the night, 120.
Borrowing
dulls the edge, 130.
such kind of, 253.
who goeth a, goeth a sorrowing, 21, 360.
Bosom,
cleanse the stuffed, 125.
bears, snow which thy frozen, 49.
come rest in this, 522.
man take fire in his, 825.
of God, her seat is the, 31.
of his Father and his God, 386.
of the ocean, buried in the, 95.
of the sea, 94, 182.
of thy God, calm on the, 570.
on thy fair, silver lake, 677.
sleep in Abraham's, 97.
slow growth in an aged, 364.
swell, with thy fraught, 155.
third in your, 107.
thorns that in her, lodge, 132.
warm cheek and rising, 382.
was young, when my, 515.
what, beats not, 336.
wife of thy, 813.
with his hand on his, 406.
wring his, and die, 403.
Bosoms,
come home to men's, 164.
quiet to quick, 543.
Bosom's lord sits lightly, 108.
Bosomed
deep in vines, 332.
high in tufted trees, 248.
Bosom-weight, your stubborn gift, 486.
Boston
and Concord, there is, 532.
solid men of, 432.
State House the hub, 638.
Botanize upon his mother's grave, 471.
Botany, Latin names all their, 599.
Both
and either, 731.
in the wrong, 348.
sides, much may be said on, 300, 363.
thanks and use, 46.
were young, 552.
Bottle,
little for the, 436.
of hay, needle in a, 670.
Bottom,
my ventures are not in one, 59.
of the deep, dive into the, 84.
of the sea, 96.
of the worst, 102.
search not his, 257.
thou art translated, 58.
tub upon its own, 265, 350.
Bough,
Apollo's laurel, 41.
blossom that hangs on the, 43.
the bud is on the, 611.
touch not a single, 595.
Boughs
are daily rifled, 585.
so pendulous and fair, 501.
that shake against the cold, 162.
Bought, now cheaply, 456.
Bound
in shallows and miseries, 115.
in those icy chains, 184.
into saucy doubts, 122.
Bounding billows, 674.
Boundless
contiguity of shade, 418.
his wealth, 488.
our thoughts as, 550.
seas, twixt two, 525.
Bounds,
dances in his crystal, 246.
of freakish youth, 419.
of freedom wider yet, 623.
of modesty, 108.
of place and time, 382.
vulgar, 323.
Bounties of an hour, 306.
Bounty
fed, those his former, 271.
large was his, 386.
no winter in his, 159.
not till judgment guide his, 102.
of earth, fed by the, 597.
Bourbon or Nassau, 288.
Bourn no traveller returns, 136.
Bout, many a winding, 249.
Bow
before thine altar love, 392.
better to, than break, 12.
many strings to your, 15.
stubborn knees, 139.
to that whose course is run, 387.
too tensely strong, 710.
two strings to his, 15.
Bowed,
at her feet he, 814.
the heavens high, 23.
Bowels
of compassion, 849.
of the earth, 182.
of the harmless earth, 83.
of the land, 97.
Bower,
born in a, 581.
by Bendemeer's stream, 526.
Eveleen's, 520.
led her to the nuptial, 237.
of roses, 526.
orange flower perfumes the, 494.
Bowers
of bliss, 313.
silver, leave, 28.
Bowl,
born to drain the, 344.
golden, be broken, 831.
mingles with my friendly, 328.
Bows, 't is penning, 387.
Box,
breathes from yonder,
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