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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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and ever young, 271.
his time is for, 260.
of thee I 'm dreaming, 586.
thus from childhood's hour, 526.
Ever-during
dark surrounds me, 230.
gates, opened wide her, 236.
Evergreen tree of knowledge, 440.
Everlasting
fame, damned to, 319.
fixed his canon, 127.
flint, wear out the, 107.
love and eternal joy, 280.
now, 261.
preordained from, 756.
redemption, condemned into, 53.
yawn confess, thy, 332.
Everlastingness, shoots of, 263.
Evermore thanks, 81.
Every
clime adored, in, 334.
fool will be meddling, 827.
inch a king, 148.
man for himself, 20, 787.
man has business and desire, 132.
man's work, 845.
one as heaven made him, 788.
one can master a grief, 51.
one that asketh, 839.
one that hath, unto, 841.
sweet its sour, 404.
virtue under heaven, 329.
why hath a wherefore, 50, 210.
woe a tear can claim, 548.
Everybody's business, 207.
Everything
advantageous to life, 43.
by starts and nothing long, 268.
comes if man will wait, 609.
custom reconciles to, 407.
devil at, 787.
find a tale in, 466.
good in, 67.
handsome about him, 53.
has two handles, 746.
is made of one hidden stuff, 601.
is nought, 517.
result of change, 752.
sans taste sans, 69.
that pretty is, 159.
that 's old, I love, 171.
there is a season to, 830.
they that are above have ends in, 197.
time tries the troth in, 18.
Everywhere
be bold, 28.
his place, 260.
the gods see, 615.
the sun shines, 76.
Evidence of things not seen, 848.
Evident, things true and, 746.
Evil,
be ignorant in foreboding, 695.
be not overcome of, 844.
be thou my good, 231.
bent on doing, 710.
communications, 846.
days, though fallen on, 236.
death is not the worst, 696.
essence of good and, 744.
feared God and eschewed, 816.
for himself, man work, 693.
for his good repay, 346.
fruit of a bad man, 693.
good and good evil, 833.
good from seeming, 357.
goodness in things, 92.
ignorance is the one only, 760.
is null, is nought, the, 649.
is wrought by want of thought, 584.
keep thy tongue from, 819.
love of money is the root of all, 848.
manners live in brass, 100.
moral, and of good, 466.
new and untried, 778.
news rides post, 242.
[935]obscures the show of, 63.
of that purpose, I knew the, 698.
of the dead, speak not, 758.
oldest and best known, 778.
out of good find means of, 223.
partial, universal good, 316.
recompense to no man evil for, 844.
report and good report, 846.
root of all, love of money is the, 848.
submit to the present, 715.
that men do lives after them, 113.
thereof, sufficient unto the day is the, 838.
thing that walks by night, 244.
tongue an unruly, 849.
universal good all partial, 316.
vice itself lost half its, 410.
wealth excludes but one, 373.
which I would not I do, 844.
Evils,
less of two, 7.
philosophy triumphs over past, 794.
the school of mankind, 411.
two weak, 69.
Exactness, with, grinds he all, 793.
Exalted sat, Satan, 226.
Example
from the lives of men, 705.
joy of past, 346.
profit by their, 429.
results of your own, 716.
salutary influence of, 369.
thy stream my great, 257.
to deter, as an, 688.
you with thievery, 109.
Examples
for the instruction of youth, 411.
more efficacious than precept, 368.
philosophy teaching by, 304.
Exceeding
fair she was not, 35.
tall men, 166.
wise, fair-spoken, 101.
Exceedingly
beautiful, 499.
well read, 86.
Excel,
't is useless to, 377.
unstable thou shalt not, 813.
Excellence,
fair divided, 78.
in a wondrous, 163.
it cannot reach, hates that, 355.
smallest scruple of her, 46.
to maturity, 713.
Excellent
dumb discourse, 43.
in neither, 163.
knowledge of what is, 727.
thing in woman, 149.
to have a giant's strength, 48.
Excelling nature, pattern of, 156.
Excels
all earthly bliss, 22.
another, one man, 702.
the quirks of blazoning pens, 151.
Exception prove the rule, 187.
Excess,
desire of knowledge in, 165.
desire of power in, 165.
nothing in, 757.
of glory obscured, 225.
of it, give me, 74.
of light, blasted with, 382.
of wealth is cause of covetousness, 41.
our own prodigal, 483.
to be blamed, 195.
wasteful and ridiculous, 79.
Exchequer
of the poor, 81.
rob me the, 86.
Excise our brains, 413.
Excitement, be not hurried by, 746.
Excrement, general, 109.
Excuse,
fault worse by the, 80.
for being, beauty is its own, 599.
for the glass, she 'll prove, 442.
I will not, 605.
in her face, came prologue, 239.
Excused his devilish deeds, 232.
Excusing a fault makes it worse, 80.
Execrable shape, what art thou, 229.
Execute
the villany you teach me, 63.
their airy purposes, 224.
Executes a freeman's will, 538.
Exemplary, lives in acts, 36.
Exempt from public haunt, 67.
Exercise,
for cure depend on, 270.
strength of mind, 317.
the principle of health, 358.
the sad mechanic, 631.
Exhalation,
like a bright, 99.
rose like an, 225.
Exhalations of the dawn, 504.
Exhaled
and went to heaven, 308.
he was, 270.
Exhausted worlds, 366.
Exhilarate the spirit, 417.
Exile
from home, 568.
of Erin, poor, 515.
Exiles feed on hope, 695.
Existence,
I called the new world into, 464.
love is woman's sole, 556.
soul secured in her, 299.
struggle for, 622.
Exit, called to make our, 436.
Exits and their entrances, 69.
Expatiate free o'er all this, 314.
Expatiates in a life to come, 315.
Expectancy and rose of the state, 136.
Expectation,
better bettered, 50.
fails, oft, 73.
makes a blessing dear, 256.
rise, bids, 398.
to bury them, merely in, 222.
Expects nothing, blessed who, 347.
Expediency,
a principle not, 609.
party honesty is party, 669.
Expedient to forget sometimes, 709.
Expedients with such a king, 352.
Expensive, gratitude is, 430.
Experience
be a jewel, 45.
from home, 568.
gained my, 70.
ignorant in spite of, 376.
keeps a dear school, 360.
lamp of, 429.
made him sage, long, 348.
old, do attain, 250.
sharp mordant of, 663.
tells in every soil, 395.
to make me sad, 71.
Experiment, full tide of successful, 435.
Explain
a thing till all doubt, 332.
spoil it by trying to, 441.
[936]the asking eye, 328.
Expletives their feeble aid to join, 324.
Exploits, glorious, 727.
Explore the thought, 328.
Expose thyself to feel, 147.
Exposition of sleep, I have an, 58.
Express
and admirable in form, 134.
more than painting can, 301.
not so much to, as to conceal, 403.
Expressed
in fancy, not, 130.
thought but ne'er so well, 323.
Expression, beyond, 178.
Expressive silence, come then, 357.
Exquisite, joys too, 496.
Exquisitely fine, how, 316.
Extant, the story is, 138.
Extend a mother's breath, 328.
Extent, my offending hath this, 149.
Extenuate,
as for the brandy nothing, 597.
nothing, 156.
Exterior, fair, a recommendation, 709.
Extravagant and erring spirit, 126.
Extreme
diseases, 700.
few in the, 318.
hate in the like, 345.
perplexed in the, 156.
remedies, 700.
Extremes
by change more fierce, 228.
heard so oft in worst, 224.
in man and nature, 317, 322.
meet, 808.
Extremity,
a daring pilot in, 267.
in man's most dark, 492.
Exultations, agonies and loves, 471.
Eye
and prospect of his soul, 53.
apple of his, 814.
apple of the, 818.
bear welcome in your, 117.
behind you, an you had any, 76.
bend your, on vacancy, 141.
black is a pearl in woman's, 35.
blow the horrid deed in every, 118.
brighter when we come, 556.
could not 'scape the Almighty's, 314.
courtier's soldier's, 136.
day's garish, 250.
defiance in their, 395.
did see that face, 23.
dissolved in dew, 427.
distinguish not by the, 715.
don't view me with a critic's, 459.
explain the asking, 328.
fades in his, 298.
fire in each, 326.
for eye tooth for tooth, 813.
foresees, whose certain, 343.
fringed curtains of thine, 43.
glad me with its soft black, 526.
great, of heaven, 27.
great taskmaster's, 252.
guard me with a watchful, 300.
half hidden from the, 469.
harmony in her bright, 259.
harvest of a quiet, 471.
hearing ear and seeing, 827.
heaven in her, 237.
hide her shame from every, 403.
I have a good, 50.
in a fine frenzy rolling, 59.
in my mind's, 128.
lack-lustre, looking on it with, 68.
light of a dark, 544.
light of a pleasant, 655.
light of the body is the, 838.
like Mars to threaten, 140.
lion heart and eagle, 392.
locked up from mortal, 258.
looks with a threatening,
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