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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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Eclipsed the gayety of nations, 369.
Economy is the fuel of magnificence, 603.
Ecstasy,
cunning in bodiless creation, 141.
of love, the very, 133.
to lie in restless, 121.
waked to, the living lyre, 384.
warm as, 414.
Eden,
one morn a Peri at the gate of, stood disconsolate, 526.
solitary way through, 240.
this other demi-paradise, 81.
Edge,
cloy the hungry, of appetite, 81.
finest, made with blunt whetstone, 32.
is sharper than the sword, 160.
of appetite, clog the hungry, 81.
of battle, the perilous, 224.
[930]of husbandry, dulls the, 130.
teeth are set on, 835.
tools, jesting with, 198.
Edged with poplar pale, 207.
Edified, whoe'er was, 419.
Edition, Christians of the best, 772.
Education
a refuge in adversity, 762.
common to all, making, 662.
felicity of good, 729.
forms the common mind, 320.
freemen without, 639.
men of liberal, 284, 786.
the ignorant despise, 711.
to love her was a liberal, 297.
travel is a part of, 166.
viaticum of old age, 762.
virtuous and noble, 253.
Educing good from evil, 357.
Edward, sons of, 97.
Eel of science, 331.
Effect,
cause of this, 133.
defective comes by cause, 133.
Effects, what dire, 299.
Eftest way, 53.
Eftsoones they heard, 28.
Egeria! sweet creation, 546.
Egg,
as one, is like another, 789.
full of meat, 107.
learned roast an, 330.
of democracy, 662.
Eggs,
as if he trod upon, 192.
as like as, 77.
in one basket, all his, 786.
new laid roasted rare, 274.
Eglantine, musk-roses and, 58.
Egregiously an ass, 152.
Egypt,
beauty in a brow of, 59.
I am dying, 158.
rivers of, 833.
Egypt's
dark sea, o'er, 524.
monuments, 309.
pyramid, the mystery of, 621.
Eies and eares and every thought, 23.
Elaborately thrown away, time, 311.
Elated, never dejected never, 320.
Elbow, 'twixt shoulder and, 351.
Eld, palsied, 48.
Elder
days of art, 615.
let the woman take an, 75.
Scripture, 310.
soldier not a better, 114.
Elder-gun, shot out of an, 92.
Elders, discourse of the, 837.
Elections, biennial, 283.
Electric chain, striking the, 545.
Elegance of female friendship, 368.
Elegant
as simplicity, 414.
but not ostentatious, 369.
simplicity of three per cents, 437.
sufficiency content, 355.
Element,
creatures of the, 244.
lowering, scowls, 227.
one God one law one, 634.
thy, is below, 146.
Elements,
become our, 227.
dare the, to strife, 550.
I tax not you, you, 146.
large, in order brought, 634.
so mixed in him, 115.
unhurt amidst the war of, 299.
weak and beggarly, 846.
Elephant
learns to dance, 739.
man's plaything, 739.
what is bigger than an, 739.
Elephants
endorsed with towers, 240.
for want of towns, 289.
Elevate, in thoughts more, 228.
Eleven
die nobly, 102.
points of the law, possession is, 296.
Eliza's days, names in great, 671.
Ell, he 'll take an, 20.
Elm,
pears from an, 791.
star-proof, branching, 250.
Elms, immemorial, 630.
Eloquence
and poetry, 260.
heavenly, 268.
mother of arts and, 241.
of eyes, 339.
resistless, 241.
splendid, 353.
the soul, 228.
to woe, truth denies all, 551.
Eloquent
just and mighty death, 26.
music, discourse most, 138.
that old man, 252.
Tully was not so, 546.
Elves,
criticising, 412.
faery, whose midnight revels, 225.
whose little eyes, 202.
Elysian
beauty, 482.
life, suburb of the, 615.
Elysium,
lap it in, 244.
on earth, if there be, 527.
within whose circuit is, 94.
Emanation from the gospel, 460.
Emathian conqueror, 252.
Embalmed in tears, 491.
Embattled
armies, 242.
farmers stood, here the, 599.
Embers glowing, 250.
Emblem
of truth, 537.
to friends and enemies, 483.
Emblems
of deeds, 549.
of untimely graves, 420.
right meet of decency, 380.
Emboldens sin, mercy, 109.
Embosomed in the deep, 395.
Embrace,
arms take your last, 109.
caught a star in its, 681.
endure then pity then, 317.
me she inclined, 252.
Embroidery, every flower wears sad, 248.
Embryo,
chancellor in, 380.
yesterday in, 753.
Embryos and idiots, 231.
Emelie, up rose, 2.
Emergencies, untried, 663.
Emerald isle, 855.
Emerson,
first there comes, 658.
whose rich words, 658.
Eminence, that bad, 226.
Eminent, tax for being, 291.
Emotion, intellectualized, 662.
Emperor without his crown, 307.
Empire,
cutpurse of the, 140.
is peace, the, 810.
[931]my mind to me an, 22.
of habit is powerful, 709.
of land to the French, 577.
of the air to Germany, 577.
of the heavens bright, 29.
of the sea to the English, 577.
sun never sets on the immense, 495.
survey our, 550.
swayed the rod of, 384.
thy dread, chaos, 332.
trade's proud, 367.
westward the course of, 312.
westward the star of, 312.
will be dreadful, their, 550.
Empires, whose game was, 555.
Employ, teach heaven's, 649.
Employment,
chase brave, 205.
hand of little, 143.
Employments,
how various his, 420.
of idle time, 207.
prevents melancholy, 373.
wishing is the worst of all, 308.
Empress, sovereign law sits, 438.
Emprise and floure of floures, 6.
Emptiness, smiles betray his, 328.
Empty
boxes, beggarly account of, 108.
bubble, honour but an empty, 272.
heads, tall men have, 170.
louder but as, quite, 318.
often the cockloft is, 222.
praise, pudding against, 330.
thanks, words are but, 296.
Empty-vaulted night, 244.
Enamelled
eyes, quaint, 247.
stones, sweet music with, 44.
Enamoured, hung over her, 235.
Enchant thine ear, 161.
Enchanting ravishment, 243.
Enchantment, distance lends, 512.
Enchants the world, 356.
Encounter,
free and open, 255.
of our wits, keen, 96.
Encourage no vice, 398.
Encreasing, youth waneth by, 24.
Encumbers him with help, 370.
Encyclopedic mind, 593.
End
and aim, but being's, 318.
at my finger's, 12.
at their wit's, 12, 823.
attempt the, 203.
badder, gladly to the, 4.
be well all is well, 802.
beginning and the, 849.
beginning of our, the true, 59.
beginning of the, 808.
bitter, 853.
born to disastrous, 30.
crowns all, 102.
death a necessary, 112.
die and there an, 122.
do not forsake me at my, 278.
each particular hair stands an, 131.
good beginning, good, 13.
guide original and, 367.
happiness our being's, 318.
hope to the, 849.
in wandering mazes, found no, 228.
is not yet, the, 841.
life's great, 309.
make me to know mine, 820.
me no ends, 861.
means unto an, 654.
most sweet, to make the, 80.
must justify the means, 287.
my last, be like his, 813.
of a fray, latter, 87.
of a shot, 19.
of fame, what is the, 556.
of it, there is an, 788.
of language, nature's, 310.
of reckoning, 49.
of returning, 49.
of the chapter, 773.
of this day's business, 115.
one must consider the, 797.
original and, 367.
prophetic of her, 306.
remember Milo's, 278.
remember the, 837.
served no private, 326.
set gray life and apathetic, 625.
swan-like, fading in music, 63.
the sooner to make an, 171.
to all things, 654.
try the man, 89.
End-all, might be the, 118.
Endearing
elegance, 368.
wile, children with, 397.
Endearment, each fond, 396.
Endeavour,
riven with vain, 473.
too painful an, 321.
with useless, 617.
Ended, his cares are now all, 90.
Ending,
a good, 11.
always descending, never, 506.
on the rustling leaves, 250.
still beginning, never, 272.
Endite, songes make and well, 1.
Endless
error, in, 317.
night closed his eyes in, 382.
Endow a college or a cat, 322.
Ends,
at my fingers', 74.
delays have dangerous, 93.
divinity that shapes our, 145.
good in everything, 197.
human, ultimately answered, 530.
neglecting worldly, 42.
of the earth, 827.
of verse, cheered with, 212.
old odd, of holy writ, 96.
this strange eventful history, 69.
thou aimest at, 100.
violent, violent delights, 107.
well, all is well that, 13.
whose, will make him greatest, 37.
Endurance,
foresight, 475.
is the crowning quality, 656.
victory born of, 573.
Endure,
human hearts, 367.
the like himself, 53.
the toothache patiently, 53.
we first, then pity, 317.
Endured,
tolerable and not to be, 52.
what can't be cured must be, 190, 773.
Endures no tie, love, 272.
Enduring as marble, 792.
[932]Enemies,
fallen amongst, 734.
naked to mine, 100.
of nations, mountains make, 418.
of truth, 217.
shall lick the dust, 821.
unhappy lot which finds no, 710.
Enemy
dies, no tears are shed when an, 710.
hate thine, 838.
he who has one, 767.
hunger, if thine, 844.
in their mouths, 152.
nearest and dearest, 174.
thing devised by the, 98.
to life, care 's an, 74.
to mankind, 76.
we have met the, 676.
weak invention of the, 296.
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