Habit,
apparelled in more precious, 53.
costly thy, 130.
increased by actions, 745.
is second nature, 779.
powerful is the empire of, 709.
use doth breed a, in a man, 44.
Habits
devil is angel yet in this, 141.
ill, gather by unseen degrees, 274.
of peace and patience, 207.
small, well pursued, 437.
Habitable world, look round the, 274.
Habitants, converse with heavenly, 245.
Habitation,
giddy and unsure, 89.
local, and a name, 59.
Habitual, practise what you would make, 745.
Had we never loved sae kindly, 452.
Hades,
descent to, 759.
no one goes to, with his wealth, 694.
Haggard, if I do prove her, 153.
Hags, black and midnight, 123.
Hail
Columbia happy land, 465.
fellow well met, 290.
holy light, 230.
horrors, 223.
the rising sun, let others, 387.
to the chief, 491.
unless God send his, 643.
wedded love, 234.
Hails you Tom or Jack, 423.
Hair,
amber-dropping, 246.
as free, robes loosely flowing, 178.
beauty draws us with a single, 274, 326.
been lives, had all his, 156.
distinguish and divide a, 210.
each particular, stand an end, 131.
every, a soul doth bind, 274.
flaming meteor shone for, 261.
girl-graduates in their golden, 629.
just grizzled, 276.
loose his beard and hoary, 383.
man that coloured his, 732.
most resplendent, 483.
my fell of, 125.
ninth part of a, 85.
of a woman, one, 191.
of the same dog, 16.
on end at his own wonders, 420.
sacred, dissever, 326.
shakes pestilence, his horrid, 229.
single, casts its shadow, 709.
streamed like a meteor, 383.
strung with his, 56.
tangles of Neæra's, 247.
transfigures its golden, 657.
trimmed in silence, 731.
would rouse and stir, 125.
wisdom is the gray, 836.
Hairs,
bring down my gray, 813.
of your head all numbered, 839.
superfluity comes sooner by white, 60.
were silver-white, 589.
Hair-breadth 'scapes, 150.
Hairs-breadth of time, 750, 753.
Hal, no more of that, 85.
Halcyon days, 93.
Half
broken-hearted, 539.
dust half deity, 554.
exceeds the whole, 693, 758.
hidden from the eye, 469.
his Troy was burnt, 88.
in shade and half in sun, 523.
knows everything, 593.
made up, 95.
my better, 34.
our knowledge we snatch, 320.
part of a blessed man, 78.
slave and half free, 622.
so good a grace, 47.
the creeds, faith in, 633.
the world knoweth not how the other half liveth, 771.
too civil by, 440.
Half-brother of the world, 654.
Half-gods go, when, 599.
Halfpenny loaves for a penny, 94.
Half-pennyworth of bread, 85.
Half-shirt is two napkins, 87.
Half-shut
eye, before the, 357.
eyes, sees with his, 326.
Half-world, now o'er the one, 119.
Hall,
Douglas in his, 490.
merry in, where beards wag all, 21.
merry swythe it is in, 21.
or bower, never heard in, 243.
Halls,
dwelt in marble, 561.
of dazzling light, 678.
of death, the silent, 572.
Halloing and singing of anthems, 88.
Halloo your name, 75.
Hallowed
is the time, 127.
relics should be hid, 251.
Halt
between two opinions, 815.
to learn to, 729.
Halter
draw, felt the, 440.
in hope one will cut the, 222.
now fitted the, 288.
threats of a, 436.
Halves, I 'll go his, 772.
Hamlet
at the close of the day, 428.
king father, I 'll call thee, 130.
now the king drinks to, 145.
rude forefathers of the, 384.
tragedy of, with the prince of Denmark being left out, 494.
Hammer,
no sound of, 421.
nor axe, neither, 815.
smith stand with his, 80.
your iron when it is hot, 709.
Hammers,
aprons rules and, 159.
closing rivets up, 92, 296.
no, fell, 535.
Hampden, some village, 385.
Hand,
adore the, 289.
against every man, 812.
and glove, 413.
and heart, I give my, 530.
and heart open and free, 102.
angry wafture of your, 112.
bird in the, 15, 740.
books to hold in the, 375.
cheek upon her, 105.
cloud like a man's, 815.
eager heart the kindlier, 633.
findeth to do do it, 831.
foot and, go cold, 23.
for hand foot for foot, 813.
forget her cunning, 824.
freeman with unpurchased, 636.
glove upon that, 105.
handle toward my, 119.
has brushed them, no friendly, 296.
her 'prentice, 446.
his red right, 227.
hold a fire in his, 81.
I argue not against heaven's, 252.
imposition of a mightier, 590.
in hand, 50, 240, 362, 787.
in thy right, carry gentle peace, 100.
led by the Almighty's, 261.
length of days in her right, 825.
let not thy left, know, 838.
licks the, just raised, 315.
lifted in awe, 311.
like the dyer's, 163.
may no rude, deface it, 469.
misery is at, 769.
morn with rosy, 235.
mortality's strong, 80.
nature's sweet and cunning, 74.
not able to taste, 58.
of little employment, 143.
of war, 81.
open as day for melting charity, 90.
put in every honest, a whip, 155.
riches and honour in her left, 825.
Satan was now at, 228.
sweet Roman, 76.
sweeten this little, 124.
sworn foe to tyrants, 459.
that dealt the blow, 514.
that fed them, bite the, 411.
that gave the blow, 277.
that gives the blow, 289.
that hath made you fair, 49.
that made us is divine, 300.
that rounded Peter's dome, 598.
then join in, 426.
thunder in his lifted, 267.
time has laid his, gently, 617.
time with reckless, 617.
time's devouring, 352.
to execute, 255, 430.
to take occasion by the, 623.
touch of a vanished, 627.
unblessed thy, 346.
upon a woman, man that lays his, 463.
upon many a heart, 616.
upon the ark, to lay their, 418.
upon the ocean's mane, 588.
upon thy mane, 548.
wash this blood from my, 120.
waved her lily, 348.
whatsoever thou takest in, 837.
white wonder of dear Juliet's, 108.
with my heart in 't, 43.
withhold not thine, 831.
wrenched with an unlineal, 121.
writ by God's own, 310.
you cannot see, 314.
Hands
are the hands of Esau, 813.
by angel, 574.
by foreign, 335.
death lays his icy, 209.
entire affection hateth nicer, 27.
establish the work of our, 822.
fatal, their, 229.
former times shake, 212.
from picking and stealing, 850.
hath not a Jew, 63.
little folding of the, 825.
many, make light work, 17.
mischief for idle, 302.
mouths without, 273.
never made to tear each other, 302.
not hearts, 155.
of fellowship, the right, 846.
promiscuously applied, 548.
shake, with a king, 563.
that might have swayed, 384.
their knell is rung, by fairy, 389.
then take, 42.
to valour given, 574.
two, upon the breast, 667.
washing with invisible soap, 584.
watch that wants both, 415.
were made before knives, 293.
wings or feet, 230.
with his two happy, 31.
Handel 's but a ninny, 351.
Handle
not taste not, 847.
toward my hand, 119.
Handles, everything hath two, 746.
Handful
of meal in a barrel, 815.
of silver, just for a, 646.
Hand-in-glove, were, 293.
Handiwork, showeth his, 819.
Handmaid of justice, truth the, 460.
Hand-saw, hawk from a, 134.
Handsome,
everything about him, 53.
in three hundred pounds a year, 46.
is that handsome does, 401.
wee thing, 450.
Handy-dandy, change places and, 148.
Hang
a calf's skin, 79.
a doubt on, nor loop to, 154.
out our banners, 125.
sorrow care will kill a cat, 177.
the pensive head, 248.
themselves in hope one will come and cut the halter, 222.
together, we must all, 361.
upon his pent-house lid, 116.
us every mother's son, 57.
Hangs
a tale, thereby, 68, 73.
his head for shame, 681.
on Dian's temple, 103.
on prince's favours, 99.
upon the cheek of night, 105.
Hanging
and marriage go by destiny, 192.
and wiving go by destiny, 10, 63.
his cat on Monday, 856.
in a golden chain, 230.
was the worst use man could be put to, 175.
Hangman of creation mark, 449.
Hangman's whip, fear o' hell, 448.
Hannibal
had mighty virtues, 186.
was a very pretty fellow, 295.
Haphazard, let no act be done at, 751.
Hapless love, pangs of, 367.
Happened once, this could but have, 650.
Happens at all, whatever, happens as it should, 751.
Happier
in the passion we feel, 795.
than I know, feel that I am, 237.
things, remembering, 621.
Happiness
below, virtue alone is, 319.
distant views of, 181.
depends as nature shows, 413.
domestic, thou only bliss, 419.
fireside, 455.
glimpse of, saw a, 221.
lies in superfluities, 738.
man's, to do proper things, 755.
of the greatest number, 856.
of the rational animal, 755.
our being's end and aim, 318.
our pastime and our, 477.
produced by a good inn, 372.
pursuit of, 434.
spectacle of human, 462.
that makes the heart afraid, 584.
thought of tender, 476.
through another's eyes, 71.
too familiar, 483.
too swiftly flies, 382.
virtue sufficient for, 760.
was born a twin, 557.
we prize, if solid, 362.
Happy
accident, 174, 402, 792.
am I from care I 'm free, 689.
as a lover, 476.
because God wills it, 658.
constellations, 238.
could I be with either, 348.
days, a world of, 96.
earthlier, is the rose distilled, 57.
few, we band of brothers, 92.
fields farewell, 223.
for him his father was before him, 293.
he whose name has been well spelt, 559.
he with such a mother, 630.
hills pleasing shade, 381.
is he born or taught, 174.
is the blameless vestal's lot, 333.
little, if I could say how much, 51.
make two lovers, 330.
man be his dole, 46.
man happy dole, 11.
man that hath his quiver full, 824.
man 's without a shirt, 8.
mixtures of happy days, 554.
never so, as we suppose, 794.
pair live while ye may, 233.
soul that all the way, 259.
that have called thee so, 508.
the man and happy he alone, 273.
the man whose wish, 334.
to the unhappy owe, what the, 343.
walks and shades, 239.
was it for that son, 95.
who in his verse, can steer, 799.
why so few marriages are, 291.
years, ah, 541.
Harass the distrest, 366.
Harbinger, springtime's, 199.
Harbingers
of blood and death, 126.
to heaven, 221.
Harbour give, in life did, 178.
Hard
a keeping oath, sworn too, 54.
crab-tree, 211.
long is the way and, 227.
nothing so, but search will find it, 203.
their lot, how, 672.
to part when friends are dear, 433.
to please everybody, 712.
to please, uncertain coy and, 490.
way of transgressors is, 826.
Hardship, life of danger and, 537.
Hardships prevent melancholy, 373.
Hardens all within, 448.
Hardest-timbered oak, 94.
Hardy as the Nemean lion's nerve, 131.
Hare,
hold with the, 12.
mad as a March, 18, 790.
to run with the, 33.
to start a, 84.
Hark
from the tombs, 303.
hark the lark, 159.
the shrill trumpet sounds, 296.
they whisper, 334.
Harm
me, fate cannot, 461.
win us to our, 116.
Harmes two the lesse, of, 5.
Harmless
as doves, 839.
day, entertains the, 174.
earth, bowels of the, 83.
flaming meteor, 261.
necessary cat, 64.
pleasure, stock of, 369.
Harmonies, concerted, 580.
Harmonious
numbers, 230.
sound on golden hinges, 236.
whose touch, 367.
Harmoniously confused, 333.
Harmony
for thee O universe, 752.
heaven drowsy with, the, 56.
heavenly, 271.
hidden soul of, 249.
in her bright eye, 259.
in immortal souls, 65.
like deep, enforce attention, 81.
not understood, 316.
of circumstances, 706.
of shape, air and, 287.
of the universe, 409.
of the world, her voice the, 31.
sentimentally disposed to, 509.
to harmony, 271.
touches of sweet, 65.
Harness,
dead in his, 837.
him that girdeth on his, 816.
on our back, die with, 126.
Haroun Alraschid, good, 623.
Harp,
high-born Hoel's, 383.
in divers tones, 631.
of life, love took up the, 625.
of Orpheus, 253.
of thousand strings, 303.
open palm upon his, 617.
sings to one clear, 631.
through Tara's halls, 519.
Harps upon the willows, 824.
Harper, wind that grand old, 667.
Harping on my daughter, 133.
Harpy-footed Furies, 228.
Harrow up thy soul, 131.
Harry
the King Bedford, 92.
with his beaver on, 86.
Harsh
as truth, I will be as, 605.
the words of Mercury are, 57.
Harshness gives offence, no, 324.
Hart,
like a youthful, 302.
panteth after water brooks, 820.
ungalled play, 138.
Harvest,
earth laughs with a, 597.
of a quiet eye, 471.
of the new-mown hay, 296.
truly is plenteous, 839.
Harvest-home, a stubble-land at, 83.
Harvest-time of love, 508.
Haste,
I am always in, 359.
make, the better foot before, 80.
maketh waste, 9.
married in, 295.
mounting in hot, 542.
one with moderate, 129.
sweaty, 126.
to be rich, 829.
to repay an obligation, 795.
to wed at leisure, wooed in, 72.
Hasten to be drunk, 273.
Hastening ills, prey to, 396.
Hasty as fire deaf as the sea, 80.
Hat,
broad-brimmed, 352.
by his cockle, 405.
fashion of his, 50.
it was not all a, 571.
not the worse for wear, 417.
that bows to no salaam, 586.
the ultimum moriens of respectability, 638.
three cornered, the old, 635.
upon my head, with my, 375.
Hats, shocking bad, 463.
Hatched,
chickens ere they are, 214, 791.
to the woful time, 120.
Hatches, his body 's under, 436.
Hate
a dumpy woman, 556.
cherish those hearts that, 100.
immortal, 223.
in the like extreme, 345.
Juno's unrelenting, 274.
lost between us, no, 173.
of hate scorn of scorn, 623.
of those below, 543.
thine enemy, 838.
those you have injured, to, 747.
your neighbour, 591.
Hates that excellence, 355.
Hated
him, loved my country and, 555.
needs but to be seen, to be, 317.
with a hate, 558.
Hater, he was a good, 375.
Hathaway, angels must love Ann, 690.
Hating
David, not only, 268.
no one love but her, 547.
Hatred, love turned to, 294.
Haughtiness of soul, 298.
Haughty spirit before a fall, 826.
Haunt, exempt from public, 67.
Haunts
in dale or mountain, 504.
of men, the busy, 570.
the guilty mind, suspicion, 95.
Haunted
holy ground, 541.
me like a passion, 467.
spring and dale, from, 251.
Have
and to hold, 850.
it so, you would, 798.
naught venture naught, 15.
we prize not what we, 53.
Have-much and Have-little, 789.
Havens, ports and happy, 80.
Having nothing yet hath all, 174, 846.
Havoc, cry, and let slip the dogs, 113.
Hawk from a hand-saw, 134.
Hawks, between two, 93.
Hawthorn
bush with seats, 395.
in the dale, under the, 248.
Hay,
harvest of the new mown, 296.
make, while the sun shines, 787.
needle in a bottle of, 670.
reposing himself in the, 400.
when the sun shineth make, 10.
Hazard
of concealing, 448.
of the die, I will stand the, 98.
He
alone is blessed, 289.
best can paint them, 333.
comes too near, 193, 350.
cometh unto you, 34.
first deceased, 175.
for God only, 232.
knew what 's what, 8.
may run that readeth, 836.
that is down, 212, 266.
that is not with me, 842.
that is robbed, 154.
that runs may read, 422.
that wrestles with us, 411.
He
was the word that spake it, 177.
who can call to-day his own, 273.
Head
and front of my offending, 149.
beauteous honours on its, 337.
buck of the first, 55.
coals of fire on his, 828, 844.
cover my, now, 584.
crotchets in thy, thou hast some, 45.
crown of his, 51, 173, 198.
crown old winter's, 259.
dissever from the fair, 326.
eternal sunshine settles on its, 397.
fame over his living, 565.
fantastically carved, 90.
fruitless crown upon my, 121.
gently falling on thy, 302.
gently lay my, 218.
good gray, 627.
green grass turf at his, 405.
hairs of your, all numbered, 839.
hands wings, 230.
hang the pensive, 248.
hangs his, for shame, 681.
hat upon my, 375.
heart may give a lesson to the, 422.
heaven to the weary, 584.
helmet for a blow on the, 764.
here rests his, 386.
hoary, is a crown of glory, 826.
imperfections on my, 132.
is as full of quarrels, 107.
is fancy bred, in heart or, 63.
is not more native to the heart, 127.
is sick and the heart faint, 832.
learned lumber in his, 325.
less beloved, 547.
lodgings in a, 210.
nail on the, 20, 183.
no roofe to shrowd his, 194.
not where to lay his, 839.
not yet completely silvered, 419.
of the table, 790.
of things, great, 717.
off with a golden axe, 108.
off with his, 97, 296.
on horror's, 154.
one small, 397.
plays round the, 319.
precious jewel in his, 67.
repairs his drooping, 248.
seems no bigger than his, 148.
silent doctor shook his, 349.
silvered o'er by time, 419.
so many books upon his, 457.
so young a body so old a, 64.
some less majestic, 547.
stroked with a slipper, 703.
sweet tooth in his, 33.
that wears a crown, 89.
the wise the reverend, 303.
to be let unfurnished, 210.
to contrive, 255, 430.
turns no more his, 499.
uneasy lies the, 89.
was silvered o'er with age, 348.
what seemed his, 228.
which statuaries loved to copy, 590.
with reading stuff the, 332.
Heads
beneath their shoulders, 150.
hide their diminished, 231.
houseless, 147.
ignominious, 339.
nailed by the ears, 214.
never raising, 469.
so many wits so many, 10.
sometimes so little, 222.
tall men had empty, 170.
too little for wit, 222.
touch heaven, hills whose, 150.
two better than one, 12.
Head-stone of the corner, 823.
Headstrong as an allegory, 440.
Healer, scorn not death the, 696.
Healing
in his wings, 836.
of the most High cometh, 837.
Health,
be thou a spirit of, 130.
best physic to preserve, 167.
dainties might hurt their, 398.
good sense and good, 713.
he that will this, deny, 672.
hunt in fields for, 270.
is the second blessing, 208.
my nerves and fibres brace, 357.
peace and, 387.
peace and competence, 319.
unbought, 270.
vital principle of bliss, 358.
while grace affordeth, 22.
Healths five-fathom deep, 105.
Healthful play, 302.
Healthy
nature, blessed is the, 579.
wealthy and wise, 360.
Heap,
misfortunes laid in one, 736.
of dust alone remains of thee, 335.
Heaps
of miser's treasures, 244.
of pearl, 96.
unsunned, of treasure, 244.
Heapeth up riches, 819.
Hear
a voice you cannot hear, I, 314.
be silent that you may, 113.
be swift to, 849.
by tale or history, 57.
he that hath ears to, 841.
it not Duncan, 119.
listening still they seemed to, 345.
me for my cause, 113.
none so deaf that will not, 19, 283.
these tell-tale women, 97.
to see to feel to, 541.
Heard
and do in part believe it, 127.
for much speaking, 838.
I will be, 605.
it said full oft, 163.
melodies are sweet, 576.
of thee by the hearing of the ear, 818.
round the world, 599.
so coldly, 606.
the world around, 251.
wished she had not, it, 150.
Hearers, too deep for his, 399.
Hearing
ear, the, 827.
ear the speaking tongue, 603.
of the ear, heard of thee by the, 818.
Hearings, younger, quite ravished, 55.
Hearkeners seldom hear good of themselves, 283.
Hearse, underneath this sable, 179.
Hearsed in death, 130.
Heart,
a little heaven in each, 288.
a merry, 826.
afraid, that makes the, 584.
and hand both open, 102.
and lute, my, 525.
arrow for the, 560.
as he thinketh in his, 828.
awake to the flowers, 520.
bare the mean, 328.
be troubled, let not your, 843.
beating of my own, 634.
beatings of my, 467.
beats high and warm, blood-tinctured, 620.
bowed down by weight of woe, 561.
bread which strengthens man's, 283.
buildeth on the vulgar, 89.
burn within us, 842.
can know, ease the, 389.
can ne'er a transport know, 377.
can this fond, forget, 582.
cockles of the, 853.
command my, and me, 258.
comes not to the, 319.
congenial to my, 398.
could find it in my, 52.
detector of the, 307.
detests him, my, 338.
did break, some, 631.
distrusting asks, 398.
doth ache, while his, 266.
doth the full, reveal, 502.
doubt one, that if believed, 641.
dupe of the, 795.
ease of, her look conveyed, 444.
eat not thy, 729.
evening twilight of the, 562.
every, to heaven aspires, 534.
every woman is a rake at, 321.
fails thee, if thy, 26.
faint, ne'er won fair lady, 789.
faint and the head is sick, 832.
felt along the, 467.
first set my poor, free, 184.
fool hath said in his, 818.
for any fate, with a, 612.
for every fate, here 's a, 553.
for falsehood framed, 442.
fountain of sweet tears, 469.
gently upon my, 617.
gets his speeches by, 456.
give lesson to the head, 422.
give me back my, 540.
gladness of, 837.
glows in every, 310.
great thoughts come from the, 803.
grief tears his, 341.
griping griefs the, wound, 404.
grow fonder, absence makes the, 581.
hand upon many a, 616.
hand with my, in 't, 43.
hard was the, 38.
has learned to glow, 346.
hath 'scaped this sorrow, 162.
hath tried, save he whose, 550.
he seeth with the, 503.
head is not more native to the, 127.
how dear to this, 537.
I give my hand and, 530.
if guilt 's in that, 522.
in concord beats, 485.
in conjecture of a neighbour's, 749.
in thy hand, 43.
incense of the, 362, 538.
is a free and fetterless thing, 680.
is fixed, my, 821.
is freedom's shield, each, 675.
is idly stirred, my, 471.
is in a vein, when the, 525.
is in the highlands, my, 450.
is true as steel, 58.
is wax to be moulded, 792.
kind and gentle, he had, 400.
kindlier hand the eager, 633.
knew of pain, all the, 679.
knock at my ribs, 116.
know truth by the, 799.
knoweth his own bitterness, 826.
let me wring your, 140.
level in her husband's, 75.
look in thy, 34.
look then into thine, 612.
lord of the lion, 392.
maketh glad the, 823.
man after his own, 814.
man's, deviseth his way, 826.
many a feeling, 502.
merry, doeth good, 827.
merry, goes all the day, 77.
merry, maketh a cheerful countenance, 826.
more native to the, 127.
moved more than with a trumpet, 34.
music in my, I bore, 473.
must have something to cherish, 617.
my book and, 686.
my fond, shall pant for you, 671.
naked human, 308.
nature's, beats strong, 634.
nature's, in tune, 580.
ne'er within him burned, 488.
new opened, I feel my, 99.
next our own, 569.
of a maiden is stolen, when the, 521.
of a man is depressed, 348.
of courtesy, seated in the, 34.
of heart, in my, 138.
of man depressed with cares, 348.
of man, the devil dwells in, 218.
of my mystery, pluck out the, 139.
of nature, out from the, 598.
old man's, blood in an, 655.
on her lips, 554.
or head, where is fancy bred in, 63.
or hope, nor bate a jot of, 252.
out of the abundance of the, 839.
pang that rends the, 398.
plays an old tune on the, 654.
preaching down a daughter's, 626.
ran o'er with silent worship, 554.
repairs, a generous, 344.
replies, and the, 422.
responds unto his own, 613.
riven with vain endeavour, 473.
rotten at the, 61.
ruddy drops that visit my sad, 112.
ruddy drops that warm my, 383.
seeth with the, 503.
Shakespeare unlocked his, 485, 652.
show his eyes and grieve his, 123.
sick, maketh the, 826.
sigh that rends thy constant, 402.
sinking, changing cheek, 550.
sky did never melt into his, 468.
sleeps on his own, 471.
so full a drop overfills it, 658.
spring of love gushed from my, 498.
strike mine eyes not my, 178.
stuff which weighs upon the, 125.
such partings break the, 540.
suffered idleness to eat his, 30.
sweet creation of some, 546.
sweetly tender, 624.
take thy beak from out my, 640.
tears rise in the, 630.
tenderest, even the, 569.
that break and give no sign, 636.
that has truly loved, 520.
that is broken, soothe a, 492.
that is soonest awake, 520.
that loved her, betray the, 467.
that mighty, is lying still, 470.
that never feels a pain, 377.
that was humble, 518.
the seson priketh every gentil, 2.
they say Ward has no, 456.
to conceive, 688.
to eate thy, 30.
to heart mind to mind, 488.
to resolve, 430.
toil on poor, unceasingly, 654.
tongue nor, cannot conceive, 120.
unpack my, with words, 135.
untainted, 94.
untravelled fondly turns to thee, 394.
upon my sleeve, wear my, 149.
want of, 584.
war was in his, 821.
warm within, 422.
was kind and soft, 436.
was wax to receive, 554.
way to hit a woman's, 597.
weed's plain, 656.
what female, can gold despise, 381.
when we meet a mutual, 358.
where your treasure is, 838.
which most enamour us, 554.
which others bleed for, 294.
whispers the o'er-fraught, 124.
whose lines are mottoes of the, 514.
widow's, to sing for joy, 817.
will break, thus the, 543.
with heart in concord, 485.
with strings of steel, 139.
with your treasure, 838.
within and God o'erhead, 612.
would break my jealous, 279.
would fain deny, 124.
Hearts
are mighty, 46.
are warm, our, 676.
believe the truths I tell, 389.
bid the tyrants defiance, 516.
cheerful, now broken, 523.
cherish those, that hate thee, 100.
day-star arise in your, 849.
dry as summer dust, 479.
endure, of all that human, 367.
ensanguined, 420.
feeling, touch but rightly, 455.
hands not, 155.
he fashioneth their, alike, 819.
here bring your wounded, 524.
in love use their own tongues, 51.
kind, are more than coronets, 624.
lie withered, when true, 521.
love in your, as idly burns, 213.
of his countrymen, 445.
of his fellow-citizens, 445.
of kings, enthroned in the, 64.
of oak are our ships, 388.
our, our hopes are all with thee, 615.
our, our hopes our prayers, 615.
passion of great, 656.
resolved on victory or death, 804.
steal away your, 114.
that love, dissensions between, 526.
that once beat high, 519.
that the world had tried, 526.
there is no union here of, 496.
though stout and brave, 612.
thousand, beat happily, 542.
to live in, we leave behind, 516.
two, that beat as one, 805.
union of, union of hands, 596.
unkind, I have heard of, 466.
unto wisdom, apply our, 822.
Heart's
core, wear him in my, 138.
current lends the cup its glow, 636.
deep well, 683.
desires be with you, your, 66.
hope and home, 574.
supreme ambition, 377.
Heartache, end the, 135.
Heartfelt joy, sunshine and, 319.
Hearth,
clean fire and clean, 508.
cricket on the, 250.
vanished from his lonely, 486.
Heartsome wi' thee, 671.
Heart-stain, ne'er carried a, 519.
Heart-strings, jesses were my dear, 153.
Heart-throbs, count time by, 654.
Hearty old man, 506.
Heat,
cold that moderates, 792.
fantastic summer's, 81.
for the cold and cold for the hot, 792.
have neither, nor light, 180.
ma'am it was so dreadful, 461.
not a furnace for your foe, 98.
of conflict, through the, 476.
of the day, burden and, 840.
one, doth drive another, 36.
one draught above, 74.
that Promethean, 156.
Heath,
land of brown, 489.
my foot is on my native, 493.
Heathen Chinee is peculiar, 669.
Heath-flower dashed the dew, from the, 491.
Heating, warm without, 312.
Heat-oppressed brain, 119.
Heaven
a time ordains, 252.
all places alike distant from, 190.
all that we believe of, 280.
all the way to, 259.
all things in, and earth, 31.
alone is given away, 658.
and earth, more things in, 133.
and earth unfolds, 57.
and happy constellations, 238.
and home, points of, 485.
approving, 355.
around our infancy, 658.
around us all, 522.
ascribe to, 73.
beauteous eye of, 79.
beholding, feeling hell, 526.
below, like a little, 302.
better than serve in, 224.
breaks the serene of, 507.
breath of, 416.
bright sun of, 101.
bring with thee airs from, 130.
but tries our virtue, 380.
cannot heal, no sorrow that, 524.
commences, his, 396.
confess yourself to, 141.
dear to, is saintly chastity, 245.
dearest foe in, 128.
deeds are the sons of, 368.
doth with us as we with torches, 46.
drowsy with the harmony, 56.
every heart aspires to, 534.
every purpose under the, 830.
every virtue under, 329.
exhaled and went to, 308.
face of, so fine, 107.
fantastic tricks before high, 48.
farther off from, 583.
fault to, 127.
fell from, 225.
fiercest spirit that fought in, 226.
first taught letters, 333.
first-born, offspring of, 230.
floor of, is thick inlaid, 65.
fragrance smells to, 362.
from all creatures hides, 315.
from, it came, 508.
from yon blue, 624.
gained a friend from, 386.
gates of, to the, 473.
gems of, 233.
gentle rain from, 64.
gives its favourites early death, 546.
gluttony ne'er looks to, 246.
God alone to be seen in, 553.
God is in his, 644.
good sense the gift of, 322.
grants before the prayer, 269.
great eye of, 27.
had made her such a man, 150.
harbingers to, 221.
has no rage like love to hatred turned, 294.
has not power upon the past, 274.
has willed we die alone, 569.
hath done for this land, what, 540.
he cried, O, 513.
he gained from, a friend, 386.
hell I suffer seems a, 231.
high hope for a low, 54.
hills whose heads touch, 150.
his blessed part to, 100.
how art thou fallen from, 833.
husbandry in, 119.
in each heart a little, 288.
in her eye, 237.
in hope to merit, 540.
invites hell threatens, 307.
is heard no more in, 235.
is love for love is heaven, 487.
is not always angry, 289.
is shining o'er us, 675.
is there care in, 28.
itself would stoop to her, 246.
journey like the path to, 244.
joy of, to earth come down, 672.
just are the ways of, 344.
kindred points of, 485.
lay up treasures in, 838.
leave her to, 132.
led the way to, 313.
less of earth than, 491.
lies about us in our infancy, 477.
light from, 447, 549.
light of, restore, 340.
livery of the court of, 588.
made him, every man is as, 788.
man alone beneath the, 488.
matches are made in, 192.
moderation the gift of, 698.
my offence is rank it smells to, 139.
nothing can cover his fame but, 198.
nothing true but, 524.
of charms divine, 343.
of hell, in itself can make a, 224.
of invention, the brightest, 90.
offspring of, 230.
on earth, 232.
one minute of, 526.
opened wide her ever-during gates, 236.
opening bud to, conveyed, 500.
or hell, summons thee to, 119.
path to, 244.
permit to, 240.
Persian's, is easily made, 519.
pities hapless man, 343.
places shall be hell that are not, 41.
points out an hereafter, 298.
prayer ardent opens, 309.
quite in the verge of, 307.
recompense did send, 386.
remedies we ascribe to, 73.
report they bore to, 307.
riches flow from bounteous, 346.
sends us good meat, 388.
she did but dream of, 270.
shed, light which, 522.
silent finger points to, 481.
so much of earth so much of, 472.
soul look down from, 277.
soul white as, 197.
sounds my fame, 344.
spires point to, 481.
starry cope of, 234.
steep and thorny way to, 129.
stole the livery of, 588.
succour dawns from, 492.
sweetened by the airs of, 597.
taken quick to, 37.
the selfsame, that frowns, 98.
things are the sons of, 368.
thy hues were born in, 574.
to be young was very, 476.
to earth, doth glance from, 59.
to gaudy day denies, which, 551.
to the weary head, 584.
too, all this and, 282.
tries the earth, 658.
't was whispered in, 't was muttered in hell, 674.
upon earth, that, 584.
visits, places the eye of, 80.
wanted one immortal song, 267.
was all tranquillity, 527.
were not heaven if we knew what it were, 256.
when earth was nigher, 644.
will bless your store, 433.
winds of, visit her face, 128.
with all its splendors, 658.
Heavens
blaze forth the death of princes, 112.
bowed the high, 23.
declare the glory of God, 819.
hear these tell-tale women, 97.
hung be the, with black, 93.
should fall, if ever the, 771.
spangled, a shining frame, 300.
that which we call the, 717.
Heaven's
best treasures, 387.
breath smells wooingly, 117.
chancery, flew up to, 379.
cherubim horsed, 118.
decree, curst by, 398.
ebon vault, 568.
eternal year is thine, 270.
first law, order is, 319.
gate, the lark at, 159.
gates, she claps her wings at, 32.
hand, argue not against, 209.
help is better than early rising, 790.
immortal noon, 566.
last best gift, 235.
lights, godfathers of, 54.
melodious strains, 640.
own light, 496.
pavement, riches of, 225.
Sovereign saves, 308.
sweetest air, 162.
wide pathless way, 250.
Heaven-born band, 465.
Heaven-directed to the poor, 321.
Heaven-eyed creature, 486.
Heaven-kissing hill, 140.
Heavenly
blessings, 302.
days that cannot die, 469.
empire of the, 29.
gift of poesy, profaned thy, 270.
habitants, converse with, 245.
harmony, from, 271.
hope is all serene, 535.
host, ye, 278.
jewel, have I caught my, 34.
lays, pure delight by, 477.
maid was young, 390.
paradise is that place, 485.
spirits, is there love in, 28.
Heaven-taught lyre, 377.
Heaviest battalions, 801.
Heaviness, spirit of, 834.
Heavy
and red, eyelids, 585.
change, but O the, 247.
Hebrew in the dying light, 589.
Hecuba to him, what 's, 134.
Hector still survives, while, 338.
Hedge a king, divinity doth, 142.
Hedgehog rolled up, lies like a, 584.
Hedgehogs dressed in lace, 635.
Heed
for himself, will take no, 470.
take, lest he fall, 845.
Heedless, unwise to be, 715.
Heeds not he hears not, 666.
Heel,
at his, a stone, 405.
of the courtier, 143.
tread each other's, 308.
tread upon another's, 143.
Heels,
Cæsar with a senate at his, 319.
detraction at your, 76.
I took to my, 703.
of pleasure, treads upon the, 295.
slippers good to the, 637.
with an income at its, 415.
Height,
objects in an airy, 287.
of man, measure of the, 719.
of this great argument, 223.
Heights
by great men reached, 616.
other, in other lives, 645.
the soul is competent to gain, 480.
Heir
of all the ages, 626.
of fame, great, 251.
the world creation's, 394.
to, shocks that flesh is, 135.
to the first, each second stood, 149.
with all her children wants an, 321.
Heirs
of truth and pure delight, 477.
unknown, 321.
Helen, like another, 272.
Helen's beauty in a brow of Egypt, 59.
Helicon's harmonious springs, 382.
Helios, Antigonous the son of, 740.
Hell,
agreement with, 605, 834.
all places shall be, 41.
beholding heaven feeling, 526.
better to reign in, 224.
blasts from, 130.
broke loose, all, 234.
characters of, to trace, 383.
contains no fouler fiend, 345.
cunning livery of, 48.
damned use that word in, 108.
detests him as the gates of, 338.
fear of, 's a hangman's whip, 448.
for hoarding went to, 95.
for horses, England, 192.
for women, Italy, 192.
from beneath is moved, 833.
grew darker at their frown, 229.
guests in the depths of, 825.
has no fury like a woman scorned, 294.
I suffer seems a heaven, 231.
injured lover's, 235.
into the mouth of, 628.
is full of good intentions, 372.
is full of good meanings, 205.
is moved for thee, 833.
it is in suing long to bide, 29.
itself breathes out contagion, 139.
long is the way out of, 227.
making earth a, 540.
milk of concord into, 124.
myself am, 231.
no fiend can match in, 296.
of heaven in itself can make a, 224.
of waters, 545.
of witchcraft, 163.
paved with good intentions, 372.
procuress to the lords of, 632.
quiet to quick bosoms is a, 543.
rebellious, 140.
riches grow in, 225.
shall stir for this, all, 93.
summons thee to heaven or to, 119.
terrible as, 228.
threatens heaven invites, 307.
to choose love by another's eyes, 57.
to ears polite, never mentions, 322.
trembled at the hideous name, 229.
't was muttered in, 674.
which way I fly is, 231.
within him, 231.
within myself, I feel a, 218.
Hell's concave, tore, 224.
Helm,
Palinurus nodded at the, 332.
pleasure at the, 383.
when the sea is calm, 710.
Hellespont and the Propontic, 155.
Helmet
for a blow on the head, 764.
shall make a hive for bees, 25.
that is Mambrino's, 786.
Help,
angels make assay, 139.
encumbers him with, 370.
hindrance and a, 472.
his ready, was ever nigh, 366.
in trouble, a very present, 820.
me Cassius or I sink, 110.
me, who ran to, 535.
of man, vain is the, 821.
others out of a fellow-feeling, 185.
past, should be past grief, 77.
themselves, God helps them that, 360.
thyself and God will, 206, 797.
Helper,
our antagonist is our, 411.
our, he amid the flood, 770.
Helter-skelter hurry-scurry, 506.
Hempen string, sing in a, 184.
Hen gathereth her chickens, 841.
Hender, no one nigh to, 659.
Henpecked you all, 555.
Heraclitus would not laugh, what, 484.
Herald
Mercury, like the, 140.
no other, after my death, 101.
of joy, perfectest, 51.
Herald's coat without sleeves, 87.
Heraldry,
our new, is hands, 155.
the boast of, 384.
Herbe, dainty flowre or, 28.
Herbs
and other country messes, 248.
better is a dinner of, 826.
powerful grace that lies in, 106.
Hercules
do what he may, 145.
he is a second, 722.
no more like than I to, 128.
Herd, the lowing, 384.
Here
a little and there a little, 834.
I and sorrows sit, 79.
in the body pent, 497.
is the whole set, 442.
's to the housewife, 442.
's to the maiden, 442.
's to the widow of fifty, 442.
lies a truly honest man, 259.
lies our sovereign, 279.
nor there, neither, 156.
rests his head, 386.
we will sit, 65.
Hereafter, points out an, 298.
Hereditary bondsmen, 541.
Heritage,
I have a goodly, 818.
noble by, 285.
of old age, 608.
of woe, lord of himself, that, 551.
service is no, 73.
the sea, our, 537.
Hermit,
a sceptred, 677.
dwell a weeping, 390.
dwell, shall I like a, 26.
man the, sighed, 513.
of Prague, the old, 77.
of the dale, gentle, 402.
Hermitage, take that for an, 260.
Hero
and the man complete, 299.
as in life a friend, 340.
he who aspires to be a, 374.
made by murder of millions, 425.
perish or sparrow fall, 315.
see the conquering, 281.
to his valet, no one is a, 740.
Herod, out-herods, 137.
Heroes
as great have died, 340.
hail ye, heaven-born band, 465.
of old, my peers the, 650.
Heroic
deed, counsel and, 456.
enterprise is gone, 409.
poem a biography, 578.
stoic Cato, 559.
Herostratus lives, 219.
Herring, nor good red, 13.
Herrings, Douglas in red, 563.
Herte, seson priketh every gentil, 2.
Herveys, men women and, 461.
Hesitate dislike, 327.
Hesperus that led the starry host, 233.
Heterodoxy another man's doxy, 858.
Hew and hack, somebody to, 211.
Hexameter, in the, 504.
Hey-day in the blood, 140.
Hic jacet,
its forlorn, 469.
these two narrow words, 27.
Hid, murder cannot long be, 62.
Hidden soul of harmony, 249.
Hide
her shame, 403.
man within him, 49.
myself in thee, let me, 432.
offences to bare to, 101.
the fault I see, to, 334.
their diminished heads, 231.
those hills of snow, 49, 184.
thou wear a lion's, 79.
your diminished rays, 322.
Hides
a dark soul, 244.
a shining face, 423.
beauties while she, reveals, 378.
from himself his state, 365.
Hideous,
makes night, 331.
making night, 131.
Hiding-place, dark and lonely, 501.
Hierophants of inspiration, 568.
Hies to his confine, erring spirit, 126.
High
ambition lowly laid, 487.
and low, death makes equal, 9.
and palmy state of Rome, 126.
characters cries one, 257.
converse, hold, 356.
erected thoughts, 34.
estate, fallen from his, 271.
hope for a low heaven, 54.
hopes, stirred up with, 254.
instincts, 478.
life, high characters from, 320.
mountains are a feeling, 543.
of the most, cometh healing, 837.
on a throne of royal state, 226.
over-arched, 224, 239.
thinking and plain living, 472.
to Him no, no low, 316.
High-blown pride broke under me, 99.
High-born Hoel's harp, 383.
Higher law than the Constitution, 595.
Highest,
peppered the, 399.
thing is truth, 4.
Highland Mary, spare his, 618.
Highlands, my heart 's in the, 450.
High-lived company, 402.
Highly
fed and lowly taught, 73.
what thou wouldst, 117.
Highness' dog at Kew, 334.
High-road to England, 370.
Highways, rivers are, 799.
Hill
apart, sat on a, 228.
by the wind-beaten, 515.
city that is set on an, 838.
cot beside the, 455.
had climbed the highest, 673.
heaven-kissing, 140.
king of France went up the, 686.
on the 'customed, 386.
that skirts the down, 428.
yon high eastward, 127.
Hills
ancient as the sun, 572.
and valleys dales and fields, 40.
cattle upon a thousand, 820.
far across the, they went, 627.
happy, pleasing shade, 381.
hewn on Norwegian, 224.
of snow, hide those, 49, 184.
of the stormy north, 571.
over the, and far away, 348, 627.
peep o'er hills, 323.
rock-ribbed and ancient, 572.
strong amid the, 634.
to the reverberate, 75.
where spices grow, 302.
whose heads touch heaven, 150.
Hillside, conduct ye to a, 253.
Him,
from, that hath not, 841.
no high no low to, 316.
of the western dome, 268.
Himself
a host, 337.
from God he could not free, 598.
Hind
mated by the lion, 73.
rational, Costard, 54.
Hinders needle and thread, 585.
Hindmost, devil take the, 211.
Hindrance and a help, 472.
Hinge nor loop, 154.
Hinges,
golden, moving, 236.
grate harsh thunder, 229.
pregnant, of the knee, 137.
Hint
a fault, just, 327.
to speak, it was my, 150.
upon this, I spake, 151.
Hip
and thigh, smote them, 814.
have ye him on the, 18.
I have you on the, 65.
Hippocrene, blushful, 575.
Hire, labourer is worthy of his, 842.
His
faith might be wrong, 260.
time is forever, 260.
Hiss for the fly, the Lord shall, 833.
Historian
of my country's woes, 342.
poet naturalist and, 367.
Histories make men wise, 168.
History,
anything but, 304.
assassination has never changed, 607.
best studied, 590.
bloom upon the stock of, 486.
dignity of, 304, 593.
ever hear by tale or, 57.
hath triumphed over time, 26.
he has invented, 801.
in a nation's eyes, 385.
is philosophy teaching by examples, 304.
must be false, 304.
of England written with knowledge, 609.
picture of human crimes, 801.
portance in my travels', 150.
register of crimes, 430.
repeats itself, 808.
strange eventful, 69.
truth of anything by, 724.
what is her, 75.
with all her volumes, 546.
Hit,
a very palpable, 145.
the nail on the head, 183.
Hits the mark, 161.
Hitch your wagon to a star, 603.
Hitches in a rhyme, 328.
Hitherto shalt thou come, 817.
Hive for bees, his helmet a, 25.
Hiving wisdom, 544.
Hoar antiquity, ways of, 403.
Hoard of maxims preaching, 626.
Hoarding went to hell, for his, 95.
Hoarse rough verse, 324.
Hoarseness of his note, 423.
Hoary
head is a crown of glory, 826.
my days but dull and, 264.
Hobby-horse is forgot, 138.
Hobgoblin, consistency is a, 601.
Hobson's choice, 857.
Hocus-pocus science, 350.
Hoe, tickle the earth with a, 597.
Hoel's harp, to high-born, 383.
Hog in Epicurus' sty, fattest, 393.
Hogs eat acorns, greater ease than, 210.
Hoist with his own petar, 141.
Hold
a candle, 351.
enough, cries, 126.
fast that which is good, 847.
high converse, 356.
his peace hereafter, forever, 850.
makes nice of no vile, 79.
the fleet angel, 362.
the fort I am coming, 681.
the mirror up to nature, 137.
thou the good, 632.
to have and to, 850.
with the hare, 12.
Holds fast the golden mean, 424.
Hole,
Cæsar might stop a, 144.
in a' your coats, 449.
like a poisoned rat in a, 292.
mouse of one poor, 206, 336.
of discretion, the little, 56.
Holes,
foxes have, 839.
triangular and square, 461.
where eyes did once inhabit, 96.
Holiday, to make a Roman, 546.
Holidays, all the year were playing, 83.
Holiday-rejoicing spirit, 509.
Holiest thing alive, 502.
Holily, that wouldst thou, 117.
Holiness, in the beauties of, 823.
Holland lies, where, 395.
Hollow,
all was false and, 226.
blasts of wind, 347.
murmurs died away in, 390.
oak our palace is, 537.
Hollows crowned with summer sea, 629.
Hollow-eyed, sharp-looking, 50.
Holly branch on the old oak wall, 582.
Holy
angels guard thy bed, 302.
ground, call it, 570.
haunted ground, 541.
text around she strews, 385.
time is quiet as a nun, the, 470.
writ, old odd ends stolen out of, 96.
writ, proofs of, 154.
Homage,
all things do her, 31.
from contemporaries, 591.
of a tear, the, 541.
of thoughts unspoken, 616.
vice pays to virtue, 795.
worthless pomp of, 571.
Home,
anchor of our peace at, 435.
at ease, live at, 176.
at evening's close, hie him, 386.
behold our, 550.
best country ever is at, 394.
day's march nearer, 497.
deep imaged in his soul, 345.
draw near their eternal, 221.
dream of, 525.
exile from, 568.
filled one, with glee, 570.
God who is our, 477.
his footsteps he hath turned, 488.
homely features to keep, 246.
I am going, 598.
in a better place at, 67.
in the ambush of my name strike, 47.
is home though ever so homely, 568.
is on the deep, 514.
kiss till the cow comes, 197.
keep his only son at, 392.
make friends at, 722.
makes her loved at, 447.
man goeth to his long, 831.
next way, farthest way about, 204.
no place like, 568.
of the brave, 517.
old England is our, 605.
on the rolling deep, 679.
out of house and, 89.
points of heaven and, 485.
revered abroad and loved at, 447.
sweet home, 568.
that dear hut our, 362.
there 's nobody at, 336.
though never so homely, 568.
to men's bosoms, 164.
to roost, chickens come, 606.
uneasy and confined at, 315.
when you knock is never at, 415.
Homes,
forced from their, 395.
homeless near a thousand, 465.
of England, the stately, 569.
of silent prayer, eyes are, 632.
Home-bound fancy, 594.
Home-bred kine, beeves and, 474.
Home-keeping youth, 44.
Homeless near a thousand homes, 465.
Homely
features to keep home, 246.
wits, home-keeping youth have, 44.
Homer
all the books you need, 280.
deep-browed, 576.
Greece boasts her, 271.
himself must beg, 189.
living begged his bread, 189.
nods, nor is it, 323.
our poets steal from, 185.
sometimes nods, 706.
seven cities warred for, 194.
Homer's
birth, seven cities claim, 194.
golden chain, 191.
lamp appeared, ere, 414.
rule the best, 328.
Hone, I like your book ingenious, 509.
Honest
and true, 450.
as any man living, 52.