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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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Insides, carrying three, 464.
Insignificancy and an earldom, 352.
Insolence
and wine, flown with, 224.
of office, 135.
Insolent foe, taken by the, 150.
Inspiration,
contortions without the, 412.
unapprehended, 568.
without the, 688.
Inspiring John Barleycorn, 451.
Instance of itself, sends some, 142.
Instances,
wilderness of single, 627.
wise saws and modern, 69.
Instant, we rose both at an, 88.
Instil a wanton sweetness, 357.
Instinct,
coward on, 85.
of the soul, indulging every, 650.
with music, bright gem, 485.
Instincts,
a few strong, 479.
feelings came to them like, 634.
high, 478.
man plant himself on his, 601.
unawares like, 634.
Instinctive taste, an, 504.
Instruct my sorrows to be proud, 79.
Instruction,
better the, 63.
of youth, examples for the, 411.
Instructions, we but teach bloody, 118.
Instrument,
God's most awful, 482.
stringed, 723.
sweeter than the sound of an, 177.
to know if the moon shine, 214.
Instruments,
mortal, 111.
of darkness tell us truths, 116.
to plague us, 149.
Insubstantial pageant faded, 43.
Insult,
look that threatened, 410.
to injury, adding, 716.
Insults unavenged, 480.
Insulting foe, to meet the, 443.
Insupportable, the unreasonable, 742.
Insurrection, nature of an, 111.
Intellect,
argument and, 402.
eye of the, 579.
the march of, 506.
Intellectual
being, would lose this, 227.
lords of ladies, 555.
power, the, 465, 480.
Intellectualized emotion, 662.
Intelligence, controlling, 753.
Intelligible forms of ancient poets, 504.
Intense, concentred in a life, 544.
Intent,
on hospitable thoughts, 235.
spur to prick the sides of my, 118.
to do mischief, 186.
working out a pure, 482.
Intents wicked or charitable, 130.
Intentions, hell paved with good, 372, 808.
Intercourse
of daily life, 468.
speed the soft, 333.
Interest
of man, justice the great, 531.
most concerned in my own, 702.
speaks all sorts of tongues, 794.
unborrowed from the eye, 467.
Interests, conciliation of, 795.
Interested in others, when, 708.
Interim is like a phantasma, 111.
Interlunar cave, her vacant, 241.
Intermission, sans, 68.
Interpretations, necessary to interpret, 779.
Interpreter hardest to be understood, 441.
Interred with their bones, the good is oft, 113.
Interval, lucid, 857.
Intervals, falling at, 422.
Intimates eternity to man, 299.
Intolerable
deal of sack, 85.
in Almighty God, 857.
Intrusive, sorrow 's held, 594.
Intuition, passionate, 481.
Intuitions, sanctuary of the, 602.
Inurned
in the sepulchre, 130.
weep a people, 592.
Invent
a shovel, 263.
as difficult to appropriate as to, 604.
God, necessary to, 800.
young men fitter to, 167.
Invented
history, 801.
work, who first, 509.
Invention,
art so nearly allied to, 441.
brightest heaven of, 90.
is unfruitful, 408.
necessity the mother of, 305.
of the enemy, 296.
Young must torture his, 290.
Inventions, sought out many, 831.
Inventor, return to plague the, 118.
Inverted year, ruler of the, 420.
Investigate,
ability to, 750.
things, men ought to, 759.
Investigation guided by principles, 767.
Inveterate foes saluted, 269.
Invigorated and reimpressed, 369.
Invincible
in arms, 428.
locks, shaking her, 254.
Inviolate sea, compassed by the, 623.
Invisible
inscrutable, 44.
soap, 584.
spirit of wine, 152.
Invitation than command, more, 297.
Invited me oft, 150.
Invites you by his looks, 415.
Invoked, though oft, 240.
Inward
and spiritual grace, 850.
bruise, parmaceti for, 83.
eye the bliss of solitude, 475.
light, men of, 214.
quality, do draw the, 158.
self-disparagement, 480.
Inwardly digest, 850.
Io, a bull to beguile, 32.
Iona, ruins of, 369.
Ipsa quidem virtus, 207.
Ipse dixit, 765.
Iris, livelier, 625.
Iris' woof, spun out of, 243.
Iron,
armies clad in, 242.
bars a cage, 260.
did on the anvil cool, 80.
entered into his soul, 851.
hard crab-tree and old, 211.
is hot, strike while the, 10.
[989]meddles with cold, 211.
nor any tool of, 815.
sharpeneth iron, 829.
shuts the golden opes, 247.
sleet of arrowy shower, 384.
tears down Pluto's cheek, 250.
tongue of midnight, 59.
when it is hot, hammer your, 709.
with a rod of, 849.
written with a pen of, 835.
Irons in the fire, two, 196.
Iron-bound bucket, 537.
Irrecoverably dark, 241.
Irreligious man, 578.
Irrepressible conflict, 595.
Is she not passing fair, 44.
Island,
bulwark of our, 392.
tight little, 675.
Islands
lift their fronded palms, 619.
round many western, 576.
Island-valley of Avilion, 629.
Isle,
fast-anchored, 418.
in Baiæ Bay, 565.
in the far-off seas, 644.
it frights the, 152.
of Beauty fare thee well, 581.
on a lone barren, 666.
Scio's rocky, 550.
this sceptred, 81.
Isles
of Greece, the, 557.
ships that sailed for sunny, 589.
that o'erlace the sea, 645.
throned on her hundred, 544.
when we shall touch the happy, 625.
Islington, village less than, 261.
Israel,
I arose a mother in, 814.
Jephthah judge of, 134, 404.
of the Lord beloved, when, 493.
sweet psalmist of, 815.
was from bondage led, when, 261.
Issues
good or bad, 476.
touched but to fine, 46.
Isthmus, this narrow, 525.
It
is this it is this, 527.
might do good, some said, 265.
might have been, 619.
must be so, 298.
were all one, 73.
Italia O Italia, 545.
Italian priest, 79.
Italy
a hell for women, 192.
a paradise for horses, 192.
linking our England to his, 651.
my Italy, 647.
some jay of, 160.
Venice the masque of, 544.
Itch of disputing, 175.
Itching palm, 114.
Iteration, thou hast damnable, 83.
Ithuriel with his spear, 234.
Ivory, in ebony as if done in, 222.
Ivy green, rare old plant is the, 652.
Ivy-branch over the wine, 714.
Jack,
banish plump, 85.
life of poor, 436.
loved his friend, 436.
Robinson, could say, 853.
shall pipe and Gill shall dance, 199.
spanking, 436.
Jackdaws, eagles to fight, 735.
Jacksonian vulgarity, the, 668.
Jacob's
ladder, talk to him of, 597.
voice, the voice is, 813.
Jade,
arrant, on a journey, 401.
let the galled, wince, 138.
Jail,
in a ship is being in a, 370.
patron and the, 365.
Jangled out of tune, 136.
Janus, two-headed, 59.
Jargon of the schools, 287, 414.
Jaundiced eye, all yellow to the, 325.
Javan or Gadire, bound to, 242.
Jaws
of darkness to devour it up, 57.
of death, 77, 628, 783.
ponderous and marble, 131.
Je crains Dieu, 391.
Je ne vous aime pas, 286.
Jealous
in honour, 69.
one not easily, 156.
Jealousy,
beware my lord of, 153.
full of artless, 142.
is cruel as the grave, 832.
is injustice, 313.
the injured lover's hell, 235.
Jean,
farewell to my, 671.
Jacques Rousseau, ask, 417.
Jeffersonian simplicity, the, 668.
Jehovah
has triumphed, 524.
Jove or Lord, 334.
Jehu, like the driving of, 816.
Jenooary, streams snow-hid in, 660.
Jephthah judge of Israel, 134, 404.
Jericho, tarry at, 815.
Jerusalem, if I forget thee, 824.
Jeshurun waxed fat, 814.
Jessamine, pale, 247.
Jesses were my dear heart-strings, 153.
Jest
and riddle of the world, 317.
and youthful jollity, 248.
be laughable, Nestor swear the, 59.
bitter is a scornful, 366.
fellow of infinite, 144.
it would be a good, forever, 84.
life is a, 350.
put his whole wit in a, 196.
unseen inscrutable, 44.
Jests
at scars that never felt a wound, 105.
indebted to his memory for, 443.
Jesting with edge tools, 198.
Jest's prosperity lies in the ear, 56.
Jet, pansy freaked with, 248.
Jew,
else I am a, 84.
hath not a, eyes, 63.
I am an Ebrew, 84.
I thank thee, 65.
that Shakespeare drew, 347.
Jews might kiss, cross which, 325.
Jewel,
consistency thou art a, 854.
discretion thou art a, 854.
experience be a, 45.
have I caught my heavenly, 34.
in an Ethiope's ear, 105.
in his head, wears a precious, 67.
lies within our breast, this, 362.
[990]of gold in a swine's snout, 826.
of the just, 264.
of their souls, 153.
rich in having such a, 44.
Jewels
five words long, 630.
in the carcanet, 162.
into a garret, Nature never put her, 170.
of the mine, bright, 569.
unvalued, 96.
Jewelled mass of millinery, 631.
Jewish gaberdine, 61.
Jingling of the guinea, 626.
Jingo, by the living, 402.
Job, as to a pitiful, 410.
Jock be aye sticking in a tree, 495.
Jocund day stands tiptoe, 108.
John
Barleycorn, bold, 451.
Naps of Greece, 72.
of Gaunt, old, 80.
P. Robinson he, 659.
print it, some said, 265.
Johnson a classic in his own age, 591.
Join in hand, then, 426.
Joined together, God hath, 840.
Joiner squirrel or old grub, 104.
Joint
labourer with the day, 126.
of mutton, 90.
time is out of, 133.
Joke,
college, to cure the dumps, 290.
gentle dulness ever loves a,
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