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your, 144. Giddy and unfirm, our fancies are more, 75. and unseen, 89. paced times, 75. Gift for my fair, found out a, 380. heaven's last best, 235. horse in the mouth, 11, 211, 771. is as a precious stone, 827. of beauty, the fatal, 545. of fortune, well-favoured man is a, 51. of heaven, good sense the, 322. of heaven, moderation the, 698. of noble origin, 474. of poesy, heavenly, 270. that no philosophy can lift, 486. to fools avail, what, 344. to know it, they have the, 68. which God has given, 488. Gifts and dispensations, 212. death craves not only, 696. of a bad man, 698. of the world, 66. rich, wax poor, 136. seven hundred pounds is good, 45. that took all eyes, 600. Giftie gie us, 448. Gild refined gold paint the lily, 79. the vernal morn, 424. Gilded fool, thinks better of a, 181. Gilead, balm in, 835. Gill shall dance, 199. Gilpin long live he, 417. Gilt, dust that is a little, 102. o'er-dusted, more laud than, 102. Gineral C. is a dreffle smart man, 659. Ginger shall be hot in the mouth, 75. Gingerly, as, 852. Girdeth on his harness, 816. Girdle of the year, starry, 513. round about the earth, 58. round about the world, 36. Girl, then spoke I to my, 201. unschooled unpractised, 64. Girls, be courted in your, 406. between two, 93. golden lads and, 160. that are so smart, of all the, 285. rosebud garden of, 631. un-idea'd, 369. Girl-graduates, sweet, 629. Girt with golden wings, 243. Give a cup of water, to, 577. ample room and verge enough, 383. an inch he 'll take an ell, 20. every man thy ear, 130. give, crying, 829. him a little earth for charity, 100. his little senate laws, 327, 336. it an understanding, 129. me a cigar, 555. me a look give me a face, 178. me again my hollow tree, 328. me another horse, 97. me back my heart, 540. me liberty or death, 430. me my childhood again, 668. me the ocular proof, 154. me that man, 138. me what this riband bound, 220. more blessed to, 843. me neither poverty nor riches, 829. sorrow words, 124. the devil his due, 83. the world the lie, 25. thee all I can no more, 525. thee sixpence, I, 464. thy thoughts no tongue, 129. to get esteem, they, 395. what thou canst, 421. Gives, blesseth him that, 64. much receives but nothing, 672. not till judgment guide, 102. the nod, 337. what he has, he, 102. Given, to him that hath shall be, 841. them the slip, 284. to hospitality, 844. unsought is better, love, 76. you, ask and it shall be, 839. Givers prove unkind, 136. Giveth his beloved sleep, 824. Giving, godlike in, 519. thy sum of more, 67. Glad diviner's theme, 268. father, wise son maketh a, 825. he thanks God, 370. me with its soft black eye, 526. of yore, we have been, 471. the heart of man maketh, 823. waters of the dark blue sea, 550. would lay me down, 239. Glade, points to yonder, 335. Gladiator, I see before me the, 546. Gladlier grew, 237. Gladly to the badder end, 4. wolde he lerne, 2. would I meet mortality, 239. Gladness, hospitality sitting with, 617. of heart, 837. shared each other's, 611. youthful poets begin in, 470. Gladsome light of jurisprudence, 24. Glance from heaven to earth, 59. of the mind, how fleet is a, 416. their many-twinkling feet, 382. Glancing of an eye, upward, 497. Glare, maidens caught by, 540. of false science, 428. Glass darkly, see through a, 845. dome of many-coloured, 565. [959]excuse for the, she 'll prove, 442. he was indeed the, 89. is good and a lass is good, 673. of fashion and mould of form, 136. of liquid fire, 457. she made mouths in a, 147. thou art thy mother's, 161. turn down an empty, 760. wherein the noble youth, 88. Glasses, fill all the, 260. itself in tempests, 547. Shakespeare and musical, 402. stand to your, steady, 641. Glassy essence, his, 48. Gleam of time, life a, 580. Gleams purpureal, 482. Gleamed upon my sight, first she, 474. Gleaming taper's light, 399. Gleaning of the grapes of Ephraim, 814. Glee, filled one home with, 570. forward and frolic, 491. laughed with counterfeited, 397. so many and such, 574. Glib and oily art, I want that, 146. Glide through a quiet dream, 538. Glides the bonnie boat, 674. the smooth current, 367. Glimmer on my mind, to, 514. Glimmering and decays, 264. square, slowly grows a, 630. tapers to the sun, 443. through the dream of things, 541. Glimpse divine, is left, nor, 332. gives but a, 378. of happiness, 221. Glimpses of forgotten dreams, 623. of the moon, 131. that would make me less forlorn, 476. Glisteneth, all is not gold that, 173. Glistering grief, perked up in, 98. with dew, 233. Glisters, all that, is not gold, 62. Glittering eye, with his, 498. generalities, 589. in golden coats like images, 86. like the morning star, 409. Globe, all that tread the, 572. annual visit o'er the, 438. in this distracted, 132. itself shall dissolve, 43. twirls the spotty, 637. Gloom, chase my, away, 456. counterfeit a, 250. of earthquake, 564. Gloomy and peculiar, 677. as night he stands, 345. Glorie, thin be the, 3. Glories in the dust shall lay, 337. like glow-worms, 181. of our blood and state, 209. past, all their, 561. Glorified candy, 509. Glorify, a God to, 672. what else is damned, 354.
Glorious and free, 522. by all that 's good and, 554. by my pen, 257. by my sword, 257. in arms, 55. in a pipe, tobacco, 555. morning, full many a, 161. song of old, that, 640. summer, 95. Tam was, 451. uncertainty of the law, 350. war, circumstance of, 154. works, these are thy, 235. Gloriously drunk, 421. Glory, air of, walking in an, 263. and good of art, 651. and peace, he died in, 571. and shame of the universe, 799. and the dream, 477. but his country's good, no, 571. desire of, 747. dies not, the, 674. do not seek, 460. excess of, obscured, 225. first in place first in, 344. from defect arise, so may a, 650. from his gray hairs gone, 618. full meridian of my, 99. full-orbed, 507. go where, waits thee, 519. guards with solemn round, 681. hoary head is a crown of, 826. honour praise and, 303. in a sea of, 99. is in their shame, whose, 847. jest and riddle of the world, 317. leads the way, 281. left him alone with his, 563. no path of flowers lead to, 797. no sound can awake him to, 666. not hate but, 338. nothing so expensive as, 460. of a capacious mind, 342. of a creditor, 46. of an April day, the uncertain, 44. of God, heavens declare the, 819. of the Creator, 169. of the times, were the, 837. of this world, vain pomp and, 99. one shame and one, 658. or the grave, rush to, 515. passed from the earth, 477. path of duty the way to, 628. paths of, lead to the grave, 384. peep into, 264. pursue, and generous shame, 382. Rome in the height of her, 533. set the stars of, 573. share the, the many's eyes, 104. shows the way, 281. sons of France, awake to, 804. that was Greece, 640. this gain of our best, 39. to God in the highest, 841. track the steps of, 552. trailing clouds of, 477. trod the ways of, 100. vain pomp and, 99. visions of, 383. waits ye, this goin' ware, 659. who pants for, 329. [960]who walked in, 470. Glory's lap, low they lie in, 496. morning gate, 639. page, rank thee upon, 518. thrill is o'er, 519. Gloss of art, than all the, 398. Glove, hand and, 413. O that I were a, 105. Glow, my heart has learned to, 346. Glowered amazed and curious, 451. Glows in every heart, 310. in the stars, 316. with one resentment, 339. Glow-worm lend thee her eyes, 202. shows the matin to be near, 132. Glow-worms, glories like, 181. Glozed the tempter, 239. Gluttony, swinish, 246. Gnat, strain at a, 840. Go ahead, be sure you are right then, 852. and do thou likewise, 842. boldly forth my simple lay, 437. call a coach, 285. call it madness, 456. down to the sea in ships, 823. forget me, 563. forth under the open sky, 572. his halves, I 'll, 772. little booke, 6. lovely rose, 220. no more a-roving,
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