to fry, other, 772, 790.
what cat 's averse to, 381.
with the worm, man may, 141.
Fishes
gnawed upon, men that, 96.
live in the sea, how do the, 161.
men live like, 264.
men were first produced in, 739.
that tipple in the deep, 259.
Fisher's
chorus-note, 674.
life, gallant, 209.
Fishermen on the beach, 148.
Fishified, how art thou, 107.
Fishing, may the east wind never blow when he goes a, 207.
Fish-like smell, very ancient and, 43.
Fist instead of a stick, 209.
Fit
audience though few, 236.
for the gods, a dish, 111.
it for the sky, 672.
man, most senseless and, 51.
's upon me now, the, 198.
to hold a candle, 351.
Fits, 't was sad by, 390.
Fitful fever, after life's, 121.
Fitness of things, eternal, 364.
Fitted
him to a T, 375.
in arts, well, 55.
Fitting,
done well and as is, 837.
season is best, 694.
Fittest
place man can die, 680.
survival of the, 622, 681.
Five
fathom deep, healths, 105.
fathom under the Rialto, 554.
hundred friends, 419.
reasons why men drink, 793.
Five-words-long, jewels, 630.
Fixed
fate free will, 228.
figure for the time, 155.
like a plant, 317.
my heart is, 821.
star, name to every, 54.
Flag,
death's pale, 109.
freedom waves the fustian, 518.
has braved a thousand years, 514.
is known in every sea, 605.
nail to the mast her holy, 635.
of England, the meteor, 515.
of our union forever, 596.
of the free heart's hope, 574.
the sceptre all who meet obey, our, 550.
to haul down the American, 678.
Flame,
adding fuel to the, 242.
freedom's holy, 382.
if you nurse a, 516.
love's devoted, 523.
love's holy, 508.
nor public nor private, 332.
that lit the battle's wreck, 570.
vital spark of heavenly, 334.
words so full of subtile, 196.
Flames,
throng their paly, 92.
yet from those, no light, 223.
Flaming
meteor, harmless, 261.
youth, 140.
Flanders
received our yoke, 220.
swore terribly in, 378.
Flash
and outbreak of a fiery mind, 133.
of the lightning, 561.
Flashes
of merriment, 144.
of silence, occasional, 461.
Flat
and unprofitable, 128.
as pancakes, 173.
burglary as ever was committed, 53.
despair, our final hope is, 226.
sea sunk, in the, 244.
that 's, 86.
Flatter
knaves, to, 290.
Neptune for his trident, 103.
Flattered,
being then most, 111.
to tears this aged man, 575.
whom all the world hath, 26.
Flatterers
besieged, by, 327.
he hates, 111.
Flattering
painter, a, 399.
tale, hope told a, 683.
unction to your soul, 141.
Flattery,
I come not to hear such, 101.
imitation is the sincerest, 675.
is the food of fools, 290.
never lost on poet's ear, 487.
soothe the cold ear of death, 384.
to name a coward, 463.
Flaunting extravagant quean, 442.
Flax, smoking, 834.
Flaxen was his poll, 142.
Flea
has smaller fleas, 290.
in his ear, 184, 771.
that 's a valiant, 91.
Fleas,
great, have little, 290.
little fleas have lesser, 290.
that on him prey, 290.
Fled,
I waked she, 252.
like a passing thought, 447.
murmuring, 234.
Flee when no man pursueth, 829.
Fleet,
all in the Downs the, 348.
is a glance of the mind, 416.
Fleets, ten thousand, 547.
Fleetest, brightest still the, 522.
Fleeting
as 't is fair, 535.
is the estate of man, 753.
show, the world is all a, 524.
some, good, 394.
Flesh
and blood can't bear it, 351.
and blood, strong as, 477.
and blood, to ears of, 131.
and the devil, the world, 850.
collop of thy own, 14.
fair and unpolluted, 144.
going the way of all, 181.
his virgin sword, 346.
how art thou fishified, 107.
is grass, all, 834.
is heir to, the shocks that, 135.
is weak, but the, 841.
little breath little, 749.
nor good red herring, 13.
of my flesh, 812.
of thy flesh, 784.
one of the, 656.
service to the, 754.
take off my, 461.
that this too solid, would melt, 127.
thorn in the, 846.
weariness of the, 832.
will not out of the, 19.
will quiver; the, 312.
Fleshed thy maiden sword, 87.
Fleshpots, when we sat by the, 813.
Flies
an eagle flight, 109.
close mouth catches no, 787.
in amber, 168.
of estate and sunneshine, 204.
preyed on half-starved, 413.
the higher pitch, 93.
Flight,
attained by sudden, 616.
brighten as they take their, 307.
flies an eagle, 109.
of ages, once in the, 496.
of common souls, above the, 393.
of future days, 227.
of years, unmeasured by the, 497.
selfsame, the selfsame way, 60.
Flighty purpose never is o'ertook, 123.
Fling
away ambition, 100.
but a stone the giant dies, 354.
Flint,
everlasting, 107.
weariness can snore upon the, 160.
Flinty and steel couch of war, 151.
Flirtation, that significant word, 353.
Float double swan and shadow, 474.
Floating bulwark of our island, 392.
Flock
however watched, no, 615.
tainted wether of the, 64.
Flocks, my father feeds his, 392.
Flogging in schools, 372.
Flood
and field, accidents by, 150.
bridge that arched the, 599.
leap into this angry, 110.
of mortal ills prevailing, 770.
seems motionless as ice, yon, 473.
shadow lies floating on the, 640.
taken at the, 115.
Floods,
bathe in fiery, 48.
passions are likened best to, 25.
Floor,
modest front of this small, 259.
nicely sanded, 397.
of heaven is thick inlaid, 65.
Florence, ungrateful, 545.
Flounder, squat as a, 771.
Flourish
in immortal youth, 299.
princes and lords may, 396.
Flourished, whilst bloody treason, 114.
Flout the sky, banners, 115.
Flow
gently sweet Afton, 449.
how well so e'er it, 327.
like thee, could I, 257.
of soul, feast of reason and, 328.
Flower,
amaranthine, 482.
and bee, summer cometh with, 571.
born to blush unseen, 385.
bright consummate, 235.
bright golden, 245.
dear common, 657.
death lurks in every, 535.
every, enjoys the air, 466.
every leaf and every, 235.
every opening, 302.
first, of the earth, 522.
gives scent to every, 414.
glistering with dew, 233.
herself a fairer, 232.
it fell upon a little western, 58.
lightly like a, 634.
look like the innocent, 117.
lovely little, is free, 487.
man a, he dies, 366.
meanest, that blows, 478.
near the lark's nest, every, 486.
no daintie, or herbe, 28.
no sooner blown but blasted, 251.
no stronger than a, 162.
O fairest, 251.
of floures, 6.
of glorious beauty, 276.
of sweetest smell, 485.
of the field, as a, 823.
of wickedness, 651.
of wifly patience, 4.
offered in the bud, 301.
pleasure like the midnight, 520.
proved a beauteous, 106.
safety, pluck this, 84.
that sad embroidery wears, 248.
that smiles to-day, 202.
the sculptured, 573.
Flowers,
all the sweetest, 28.
and fruits of love, 555.
appear on the earth, 832.
are lovely love is flower-like, 503.
are springing, sweet, 524.
azure moss and, 565.
baptism o'er the, 202.
bitter o'er the, 540.
buy my, O buy I pray, 607.
chaliced, 159.
charities scattered like, 481.
clouds that shed May, 233.
cover with leaves and, 181.
crown old winter's head with, 259.
earth laughs in, 598.
from Dis' waggon, 77.
have their time to wither, 570.
in the mede, of all the, 6.
most can raise the, 629.
no path of, leads to glory, 797.
nosegay of culled, 779.
of all hue, 232.
of the forest, 393.
only treads on, 464.
Proserpine gathering, 232.
purple with vernal, 247.
shut of evening, 239.
so blue and golden, 613.
some bitter o'er the, 540.
soonest awake to the, 520.
sweeter in the air, breath of, 167.
that do best perfume the air, 167.
that grows beside the way, 657.
that in the forest grew, 28.
that skirt the eternal frost, 501.
to feed on, 30.
when spring unlocks the, 535.
white and red, 6.
worthy of Paradise, 232.
Flower-de-luce, 78.
Floweret
of the vale, meanest, 386.
pluck ere it close, 805.
Flowery
meads in May, 199.
oratory he despised, 304.
Flowing
cups pass swiftly round, 259.
cups, remembered in, 92.
fees and fat contentions, 253.
limb in pleasure drowns, 357.
with milk and honey, 813.
Flown with insolence and wine, 224.
Flows
all that charms, 502.
in fit words, sense, 268.
Fluctuation, world-wide, 634.
Flung rose flung odours, 238.
Flush as May, 139.
Flushing his brow, 575.
Flutes
and soft recorders, 225.
to the tune of, 157.
Fluttered your Volscians in Corioli, 103.
Fly
betimes, then, 200.
busy curious thirsty, 671.
from pleasure, I, 368.
hiss for the, 833.
in the rivers of Egypt, 833.
is hell, which way I, 231.
like a youthful hart or roe, 302.
not yet 't is just the hour, 520.
O could I, I 'd fly with thee, 438.
of the coach, 797.
or I can run, I can, 246.
said a spider to a, 605.
that sips treacle, 348.
those that, may fight again, 215.
those that run away and, 212.
to drown a, 306.
which way shall I, 231.
within a bead of amber, 203.
Flying
all abroad, 23.
chariot, 424.
old time is still a, 202.
Foam
is amber, whose, 257.
o'er the dark sea's, 653.
of perilous seas, 575.
on the river, like the, 491.
wiped away the weeds and, 598.
Foe,
Byzantium's conquering, 545.
censure from a, 339.
ever sworn the, 459.
grim death my son and, 229.
heat not a furnace for your, 98.
insolent, 150.
is now before us, 675.
let in the, 242.
manly, give me the, 464.
met my dearest, in heaven, 128.
overcome but half his, 225.
the, they come, 543.
to love, unrelenting, 358.
to make one worthy man my, 327.
to meet the insulting, 443.
to tyrants, this hand sworn, 459.
was in his soul a friend, each, 338.
where breathes the, 574.
with his feet to the, 514.
Foes,
long inveterate, 269.
thrice he routed all his, 271.
to comfort friends and, 400.
Foemen worthy of their steel, 491.
Fog
in my throat, to feel the, 650.
or fire by lake or fen, 244.
Foggy cloud, sits in a, 123.
Foibles, misery from our, 437.
Fold, like the wolf on the, 551.
Folded
arms, lord of, 55.
tail, horror of his, 251.
Folding of the hands, 825.
Folio, whole volumes in, 55.
Folk,
a world of, 6.
to gon on pilgrimages, 1.
Folks,
ancestors good kind of, 440.
on shore, unhappy, 510.
Follies,
count o'er their youthful, 492.
may cease with their youth, 376.
of the wise, 365.
that themselves commit, 62.
youthful, 492.
Follow as the night the day, 130.
Followed her, king himself has, 400.
Followers, more, than a thief to the gallows, 213.
Following his plough, 470.
Folly,
according to his, 828.
and ignorance, 102.
as it flies, shoot, 315.
grow romantic, if, 321.
into sin can glide, 492.
is all they 've taught me, 522.
is at full length, 312.
loves the martyrdom of fame, 552.
mirth can into, glide, 492.
no soul exempt from, 775.
of others, profit by the, 720.
shunn'st the noise of, 249.
stays and genius goes, 600.
to be wise, 382.
when lovely woman stoops to, 403.
Fond
and billing, 215.
imagination, so fair to, 482.
of humble things, 671.
of toil and care, why are we, 805.
recollection, 537.
to rule alone, man too, 327.
Fondest hopes decay, seen my, 526.
Fondness, eyes that weep in, 280.
Fontarabian echoes borne, on, 490.
Food,
are of love the, 238.
crops the flowery, 315.
for powder, 87.
human nature's daily, 474.
minds not craving for, 444.
of sweet and bitter fancy, 71.
of fools, flattery 's the, 290.
of love, if music be the, 74.
of sweetly uttered knowledge, 34.
one man's, is another's poison, 199.
pined and wanted, 465.
rats and mice have been Tom's, 147.
right choice, 652.
that appeases hunger, 792.
Fool,
answer a, 828.
at forty is a fool indeed, 311.
cannot hold his tongue, 737.
difference between a wise person and a, 702.
doth think he is wise, the, 71.
every inch that is not, 269.
every, will be meddling, 827.
eyes of a, 827.
hath said in his heart, 818.
hold his tongue, let a, 713.
in a mortar, bray a, 829.
in the forest, I met a, 67.
is counted wise when he holdeth his peace, 827.
knows himself to be a, 71.
laughter of a, 830.
man at thirty suspects himself a, 307.
me no fools, 861.
me to the top of my bent, they, 139.
more hope of a, 828.
more knave than, 41, 787.
motley, 67.
must now and then be right, 414.
no creature smarts so little as a, 327.
of fate, 346.
of nature stood, 273.
one draught makes him a, 74.
only good for, 797.
outlives in fame the pious, 296.
resolved to live a, 196.
said my muse to me, 34.
the more, I, 67.
there is more hope of a, 828.
to fame, nor yet a, 327.
to make me merry, 71.
when he holdeth his peace, 827.
who thinks by force or skill, 670.
with judges, 415.
Fools,
a judge amongst, 331, 415.
admire, men of sense approve, 324.
and children cannot lie, 15.
are my theme, 539.
best, are a little wise, 177.
bolt is soon shot, 16.
by heavenly compulsion, 146.
call nature what I call God, 651.
chronicle small beer and suckle, 151.
contest for forms of government, 318.
ever since the conquest, 279.
flattery 's the food of, 290.
for arguments use wagers, 213.
in all tongues are called, 71.
in idle wishes, 444.
like you, we thrive on, 334.
little wise are the best, 177.
make a mock at sin, 826.
men may live, 308.
never-failing vice of, 323.
of nature, 131.
old doting, 729.
old men know young men are, 36.
only good for, 797.
paradise of, 231, 444.
print it and shame the, 326.
profit less by wise men, 725.
rush in where angels fear to tread, 325.
should be so deep-contemplative, 68.
since the conquest have been, 279.
supinely stay, 444.
that crowd thee so, 261.
these mortals be, what, 58.
they cannot die, 308.
thinks better of a gilded, 181.
to be wise among, 721.
what gift to, avails, 344.
who came to scoff, 397.
who roam, they are, 362.
wise men avoid the fault of, 725.
with the time, thus we play the, 89.
words are the money of, 200.
young men think old men, 36.
Fooled with hope, 276.
Foolery,
a little, governs the world, 195.
that wise men have, 66.
walks about the orb, 76.
Foolish
rheum, how now, 79.
thing, never says a, 279.
things to confound the wise, 845.
whistling of a name, 262.
Foolishness will not depart, 829.
Foot
and hand go cold, 23.
before, the better, 80.
chancellor's, 195.
for foot hand for hand, 813.
great shoe for a little, 737.
has music in 't, his very, 427.
horse and, rise up when I stamp, 727.
in the grave, one, 198, 729.
is on my native heath, my, 493.
more light, step more true, 491.
no rest for the sole of her, 812.
of a conqueror, lie at the proud, 80.
of time, noiseless, 74, 464.
one, in sea and one on shore, 51, 405.
one, in the grave, 198.
so light a, 107.
sole of our, 173, 198.
to the sole of his, 51.
upon a worm, needlessly sets, 422.
Footprints on the sands of time, 612.
Footsteps
he hath turned home, 488.
in the sea, 423.
of a throne, 26.
willing, meeting here, 534.
Footstool, the earth my, 316.
Fop, the solemn, 415.
Forbearance ceases to be a virtue, 407.
Forbid,
God, 844.
it almighty God, 430.
Forbidden tree, fruit of that, 223.
Forbids to crave, my mind, 22.
Force
abated, nor his natural, 814.
and road of casualty, 62.
knowledge more than equivalent to, 368.
more by art than, 341.
of nature, 271.
of temporal power, 64.
shall have spent its novel, 626.
who overcomes by, 225.
Forces, opposing and enduring, 595.
Forced
by fate, 274.
from their homes, 395.
Forcible
are right words, 816.
Feeble, 89.
Forcibly if we must, 516.
Fordoes me quite, makes me or, 156.
Forefathers
had no other books, 94.
of the hamlet, 384.
think of your, 458.
Forefinger
of all time, 630.
of an alderman, 104.
Foregone conclusion, 155.
Forehead
lowers, instantly your, 377.
of the morning sky, 248.
of the skies, 781.
the godlike, 486.
Foreheads villanous low, 43.
Foreign
aid of ornament, 356.
hands, by, 335.
Foreknowledge
absolute, 228.
will and fate, 228.
Forelock,
from his parted, 232.
time by the, 30.
Foremost
fighting fell, 542.
files of time, 626.
man of all this world, 114.
Foresaw, sees what he, 476.
Forespent night of sorrow, 258.
Forest
by slow stream, 504.
flowers of the, 393.
met a fool in the, 67.
primeval, this is the, 615.
Forests are rended, when, 493.
Foresters, Diana's, 82.
Forever
and a day, 71.
and forever farewell, 115.
dear forever kind, 340.
death and that vast, 664.
fallen, arise or be, 224.
fare thee well, 552.
fortune wilt thou prove, 358.
his time is, 260.
honoured, forever mourned, 341.
known, to be, 260.
now and, 533.
singing as they shine, 300.
still forever, 552.
thou art gone and, 491.
yesterday and to-day and, 848.
Forfeit,
all the souls that were, were, 47.
fair renown, 488.
Forgave the offence, 273.
Forget
all time, with thee, 233.
and forgive, 148.
at times with advantage, 709.
can this fond heart, 582.
expedient sometimes to, 709.
me, go, 563.
men's names, 68.
my sovereign, when I, 426.
never never can, 580.
taught me at last to, thee, 682.
the human race, that I might, 547.
thee O Jerusalem, 824.
thyself to marble, 249.
Forgetful, be not, to entertain strangers, 848.
Forgetfulness,
not in entire, 477.
prey to dumb, 385.
steep my senses in, 89.
sweets of, 428.
Forget-me-nots of the angels, 616.
Forgets, the truly loved never, 520.
Forgetting,
a sleep and a, 477.
the world, 333.
Forgive,
divine to, 325.
forget and, 148.
our enemies, 171.
our friends, 171.
the crime, 464.
Forgiveness,
awkwardness has no, 603.
is better than revenge, 758.
to the injured, 275.
Forgot,
and all the rest, 161.
as soon as shed, 381.
by the world, 333.
for which he toiled, 161.
proposed as things, 325.
should auld acquaintance be, 449.
thou art not, 679.
when by thy side, 563.
Forgotten
dream, hunt for a, 472.
dreams, glimpses of, 623.
even by God, 643.
nothing and learned nothing, 811.
nothing new except what is, 811.
the inside of a church, 86.
the names of their founders, 222.
Forked
mountain, 158.
radish, like a, 90.
Forks, fingers made before, 293.
Forlorn hope, 783.
Form
and fear, mother of, 39.
and feature, outward, 503.
and moving, admirable in, 134.
cliff that lifts its awful, 397.
combination and a, 140.
divine, the human, 344.
doth take, the bodie, 29.
finer, or lovelier face, 490.
glass of fashion and mould of, 136.
had yet not lost, 225.
of life and light, 549.
of manliest beauty, 436.
soft metal flowered to human, 329.
soul is, 29.
spoiled the, 778.
teemed with human, 394.
Forms
of ancient poets, 504.
of government, fools contest for, 318.
of hairs or straws or dirt, 327.
of things unknown, 59.
that once have been, 614.
unseen their dirge is sung, by, 389.
vents in mangled, 68.
Formed by thy converse, 320.
Former times shake hands, 212.
Forrest, flowres that grew in, 28.
Forsake
me, do not, 278.
not an old friend, 837.
Forsaken,
not seen the righteous, 819.
when he is, 584.
Forsworn, that so sweetly were, 49.
Forted residence, 49.
Forth on, bold and, 109.
Fortress
built by nature, 81.
mighty, is our God, 770.
my refuge and my, 822.
Fortuitous
circumstances, 494.
concourse of atoms, 284.
occurrence, 403.
Fortune
and to fame unknown, 386.
architect of his own, 167.
carves out his own, 785.
crested, 424.
diligence mother of good, 791.
easy to get a favour from, 709.
favours and blessings of, 737.
flatters, when, 709.
forever, wilt thou prove, 358.
gives us birth, 340.
hath divers ways, 35.
hostages to, 165.
I care not, 357.
is blind, though, 167.
is like glass, 709.
is on our side, when, 709.
is unstable, 766.
leads on to, 115.
leaves some door open, 785.
means to men most good, 79.
method of making a, 387.
most dejected thing of, 148.
mould of a man's, 167.
not easy to keep a favour from, 709.
not satisfied with one calamity, 709.
not with the faint-hearted, 697.
out of suits with, 66.
railed on Lady, 68.
reigns in gifts of the world, 66.
slings and arrows of outrageous, 135.
to prey at, 153.
tugged with, 121.
vicissitudes of, 430.
well-favoured man is the gift of, 51.
wishes to destroy, whom, 713.
Fortunes
battles sieges, 150.
before you, than, 76.
carry Cæsar and his, 728.
lest it may mar your, 146.
lives and sacred honour, 434.
manners turn with, 321.
my pride fell with my, 66.
parcel of their, 158.
ready to try our, 90.
virtues to sustain good, 794.
Fortune's
buffets and rewards, 137.
cap, button on, 133.
champion, thou, 79.
cup, the dregs of, 341.
finger, pipe for, 138.
ice prefers to virtue's land, 267.
power, not now in, 212.
sharpe adversite, 5.
Forty
days and forty nights, 812.
fat fair and, 495.
feeding like one, 469.
fool at, is a fool indeed, 311.
knows it at, 307.
minutes about the earth, in, 58.
parson power, 559.
pounds a year, rich at, 396.
stripes save one, 846.
years old, 638.
Forward
and frolic glee, 491.
as occasion offers, 756.
not permanent, 129.
Foster-child of silence, 576.
Fou for weeks thegither, 451.
Fought
a good fight, 848.
a long hour, 88.
all his battles o'er again, 271.
and bled in freedom's cause, 465.
his last battle, he has, 666.
the better fight, 236.
upon the clouds, 112.
Foul
as Vulcan's stithy, 138.
deeds will rise, 129.
is fair fair is foul, 115.
Foules maken melodie, 1.
Found,
best gift my latest, 235.
make a note of, when, 652.
myself famous, 560.
only on the stage, 558.
out a gift for my fair, 380.
Founded upon a rock, 839.
Founders,
the pyramids have forgotten the names of their, 222.
of civilization, 531.
Found'st me poor at first, 398.
Fount of joy's delicious springs, 540.
Fountain
by a forest side, 225.
heads, pathless groves, 184.
hither as to their, 236.
in the desert springing, 552.
knowledge is the only, 530.
like the bubble on the, 491.
of human liberty, 530.
of sweet tears, a heart the, 469.
of the Nile, show me the, 602.
pitcher broken at the, 831.
stream and sea, at once, 496.
troubled, is like a, 73.
Fountains,
Afric's sunny, 536.
large streams from little, 459.
Fountain's
murmuring wave, 428.
silvery column, 504.
Four-in-hand, the fiery, 505.
Four rogues in buckram, 84.
Fourscore years, wind him up with, 276.
Four-square to all the winds, 628.
Fourteen hundred years ago, 82.
Foutre for the world, 90.
Fowl,
opinion concerning wild, 77.
tame villatic, 242.
Fox when he had lost his tail, 186.
Foxes
have holes, 839.
that spoil the vines, 832.
Fox's skin, lion's skin pieced with the, 734.
Fragments,
gather up the, 843.
of a once glorious union, 533.
Fragrance
after showers, 233.
plants while they grow bestow no, 398.
smells to heaven, 362.
Fragrant,
most, when crushed, 165.
posies, thousand, 41.
the fertile earth, 233.
Frail
a thing is man, so, 687.
I am, how, 820.
Frailties from their dread abode, 386.
Frailty,
from the organ-pipe of, 80.
of a man, 164.
thy name is woman, 128.
Frame,
a shining, 300.
of man, goodly, 782.
of nature, the whole, 300.
quit this mortal, 334.
rapture-smitten, 513.
this goodly, the earth, 134.
this universal, 271.
whatever stirs this mortal, 501.
Framed
in prodigality of nature, 96.
strange fellows, nature hath, 59.
to make women false, 151.
France
and England, best thing between, 597.
king of, went up the hill, 686.
nothing is changed in, 809.
order this better in, 379.
the world or, or England, 93.
threatening, 267.
ye sons of, 804.
Frank haughty rash, 606.
Frankincense, lumps of, 751.
Frantic, the lover all as, 59.
Fraud, notoriously base, 715.
Frauds and holy shifts, 212.
Fraught
with all learning, 399.
swell bosom with thy, 155.
Fray,
beginning of a, 19.
eager for the, 296.
latter end of a, 87.
Frayd, more, then hurt, 11.
Freakish youth, 419.
Free
and fetterless thing, 680.
as air, love, 333.
as nature first made man, 275.
battle for the, 562.
both open and both, 102.
great glorious and, 522.
land of the, 516, 517.
nature's grace, 357.
soil free men free speech, 856.
spirit of mankind, 572.
struggling to be, 139.
to fall, though, 230.
trade is not a principle, 607.
trade the greatest blessing, 590.
truth shall make you, 843.
we must be, or die, 472.
who would be, must strike, 541.
whom the truth makes, 421.
will fixed fate, 228.
Freedom,
bastard, 518.
bounds of, wider yet, 623.
fail, what avail if, 601.
fetter the step of, 596.
from her mountain height, 573.
has a thousand charms, 414.
idea of, 639.
in my love, if I have, 260.
in that, bold, 487.
is its child, 460.
leaning on her spear, 637.
new birth of, 622.
of religion of the press, 435.
only deals the blow, for, 459.
ring from mountain-side, let, 619.
shall awhile repair, 390.
shrieked as Kosciusko fell, 513.
to the free, 622.
to the slave, 622.
to worship God, 570.
where wealth and, reign, 394.
whose service is perfect, 851.
yet thy banner torn, 546.
Freedom's
banner, streaming, 574.
battle once begun, 548.
cause, fought and bled in, 465.
hallowed shade, 459.
holy flame, 382.
shield, each heart is, 675.
soil beneath our feet, 574.
Free-livers on a small scale, 536.
Freeman
with unpurchased hand, 636.
whom the truth makes free, 421.
without education, 639.
Freeman's will, executes a, 538.
Freemen,
corrupted, 387.
we will die, 436.
who rules o'er, 375.
Freeze thy young blood, 131.
French
have empire of the land, 577.
wiser than they seem, 166.
Frenche
she spake ful fayre, 1.
of Paris was to hire unknowe, 1.
Frenchman
I praise the, 358.
must be always talking, a, 374.
the brilliant, 414.
only one more, 809.
Frenchman's darling, 421.
Frenchmen, three, on one pair of English legs, 91.