Log, tough wedge for a tough, 712.
Logic and rhetoric, 168.
Loin, the ungirt, 646.
Loins be girded, let your, 842.
Loiterers and malcontents, 55.
Loke who that is most vertuous, 4.
London
bridge, arch of, 591.
habitation of bitterns, 592.
has all that life can afford, 373.
monster, 261.
London's
column pointing, 322.
lasting shame, 383.
Lonely,
I am very, now Mary, 611.
so, it was, 499.
want retired to die, 366.
Lonesome road, like one on a, 499.
Long
after it was heard no more, 473.
be the day never so, 19.
choosing and beginning late, 238.
dull and old, 454.
has it waved on high, 635.
home, man goeth to his, 831.
in populous city pent, 239.
is the way and hard, 227.
it sha'n't be, 353.
lank and brown, 498.
live our noble king, 285.
live the king, 417, 860.
long ago, 581.
love me little love me, 16, 41, 202.
may it wave, 517.
merry as the day is, 50.
short and the, of it, 45.
that life is, 309.
time ago, 596.
Long-drawn
aisle, 384.
out, linked sweetness, 249.
Longest kingly line, 494.
Longing
after immortality, 298.
feeling of sadness and, 614.
lingering look behind, 385.
more wavering, 75.
why thus, 680.
yet afraid to die, 614.
Longings, immortal, 159.
Long-lasht eyes abased, her, 512.
Long-levelled rule, 244.
Long-tailed words, 462.
Look
a gift horse in the mouth, 11, 211.
amaist as weel 's the new, 447.
before and after, we, 565.
before you ere you leap, 214, 789.
beneath the surface, 753.
brighter when we come, 556.
drew audience, his, 227.
ere thou leap, 9.
forward not back, 681.
give me a, give me a face, 178.
here upon this picture, 140.
in the chronicles, 72.
into happiness through another man's eyes, 71.
into the seeds of time, 116.
into thy heart, 34, 612.
lean and hungry, 111.
like the innocent flower, 117.
longing lingering, 385.
men met with erected, 269.
not thou upon the wine, 828.
on her face and you 'll forget, 325.
on it lift it bear it, 641.
on sech a blessed cretur, 659.
out and not in, 681.
proudly to heaven, 514.
round the habitable world, 274.
so dull so dead in, 88.
that nature wears, 613.
that threatened insult, 410.
through a milstone, 33.
to have, I must not, 124.
to the essence of a thing, 755.
up and not down, 681.
upon his like again, 128.
with thine ears, 148.
your last, 109.
Looks
a queen, she, 337.
around in fear and doubt, 522.
clear your, 466.
commercing with the skies, 249.
fairest garden in her, 261.
full assurance given by, 23.
in the clouds, 111.
invites you by his, 415.
meagre were his, 108.
of love, sidelong, 396.
only books were woman's, 522.
praising God with sweetest, 584.
profound, statesmen with, 397.
puts on his pretty, 79.
quite through the deeds of men, 111.
sadly upon him, 98.
the cottage might adorn, 398.
through nature, 320.
up friend and clear your, 466.
were fond and words were few, 537.
with despatchful, 235.
Looked,
no sooner, but loved, 71.
on better days, if ever you have, 68.
sighed and, 272.
unutterable things, 356.
Looker-on here in Vienna, 49.
Lookes, full assurance given by, 23.
Looking
before and after, 142.
ill prevail, 256.
well can't move her, 256.
Looking-glass, court an amorous, 95.
Looming bastion, 631.
Loop, no, nor hinge, 154.
Looped and windowed raggedness, 147.
Loophole, cabined, 243.
Loopholes of retreat, 420.
Loose,
all hell broke, 234.
fast and, 55.
his beard, 383.
Lord
above, the eagle was, 474.
among wits, 369.
be thanked, let the, 452.
beloved, when Israel of the, 493.
descended from above, 23.
directeth his steps, 826.
dismiss us with thy blessing, 674.
Fanny spins a thousand such, 328.
gave and hath taken away, 816.
help 'em how I pities them, 510.
how it talked, 197.
knows where, Zembla or the, 318.
knows who, parents were the, 286.
lendeth unto the, 827.
my bosom's, 108.
my pasture shall prepare, 300.
of all the works of nature, 30.
of all things great, 317.
of folded arms, 55.
of himself that heritage of woe, 551.
of himself though not of lands, 174.
of humankind, 277.
of the lion heart, 392.
of the valley, 520.
of thy presence no land beside, 78.
once own the happy lines, let a, 324.
precious in the sight of the, 823.
present with the, 508.
secret things belong to the, 814.
shall hiss for the fly, 833.
Stafford mines for coal, 563.
till his, is crucified, 657.
vicar of the almightie, 6.
went before them, 813.
whom the, loveth he chasteneth, 848.
Lords,
honoured at the house of, 330.
may flourish or may fade, 396.
new, give us new laws, 200.
of hell, procuress to the, 632.
of humankind, 395.
of ladies intellectual, 555.
of the creation, 448.
stories, great, 454.
wit among, 369.
women who love their, 392.
Lord's
anointed, rail on the, 97.
anointed temple, broke ope the, 120.
Lordly
dish, butter in a, 814.
pleasure-house, 623.
Lordships' pleasures, on their, 101.
Lore,
Cristes, and his apostles, 2.
mystical, 514.
skilled in gestic, 395.
Lose
good dayes, 29.
his own soul, 840.
it that do buy it with much care, 59.
no man can, what he never had, 208.
of no account what you can, 709.
the good we oft might win, 47.
Losers must have leave to speak, 297.
Losing
office, hath but a, 88.
rendered sager by, 554.
Loss,
choice of, 158.
is no loss if unknown, 708.
most patient man in, 159.
no note of time but from its, 306.
of the sun, 353.
of time, compliments are, 387.
of wealth is loss of dirt, 8.
though he promise to his, 851.
Losses, fellow that hath had, 53.
Lost
a day, I've, 307.
all good to me is, 231.
all is not, 223.
all is, save honour, 807.
and won, when the battle's, 115.
and worn sooner, 75.
battle won and battle, 463.
being lacked and, 53.
count that day, 688.
him half the kind, 272.
in lexicography, 368.
in the sweets, 348.
in wandering mazes, 228.
my reputation, 152.
no love lost, 178, 790.
not, but gone before, 283, 714.
praising what is, 74.
the immortal part of myself, 152.
the mourned the loved the, 545.
thing not, if you have it, 765.
think that day, 688.
to sight to memory dear, 587.
to sight, though thy smile be, 587.
what though the field be, 223.
whatsoever thing is, 424.
when sweetest, 522.
woman that deliberates is, 298.
Lot
assigned to every man, 750.
behold our, 475.
blameless vestal's, 333.
God wot as by, 404.
how hard their, 672.
is cast into the lap, 827.
of man but once to die, 204.
of man to labour, 339.
of man to suffer and to die, 342.
scot and, 178.
suit thyself to thy, 754.
though bleak our, 676.
to find no enemies, unhappy, 710.
to mark, has been my, 390.
Lot's wife, remember, 842.
Loth
and slow, aged men, 492.
to depart, and often took leave, 288.
to die, wandering on as, 484.
Lothario, gay, 301.
Lotus, divine nectareous juice, 344.
Loud,
curses not, but deep, 124.
hissing urn, 420.
laugh of the vacant mind, 396.
roared the dreadful thunder, 453.
yet was never, 151.
Louder but as empty quite, 318.
Love
a bright particular star, 73.
absence conquers, 679.
absence still increases, 581.
alas for, if thou wert all, 570.
all hearts in, 51.
all that life is, 497.
all the world in, with night, 107.
and dignity in every gesture, 237.
and light and calm thoughts, 502.
and then to part, 502.
and thought and joy, 469.
and to cherish, 850.
are of, the food, 238.
bashful sincerity and comely, 52.
be younger than thyself, let thy, 75.
begins to sicken, when, 114.
better than secret, 829.
bow before thine altar, 392.
brief as woman's, 138.
Briton even in, 485.
bud of this, 106.
burns with one, 339.
business that we, 158.
but her forever, 452.
but love in vain, 261.
but one day, I dearly, 285.
but only her, 547.
can die, they sin who tell us, 508.
can hope where reason despairs, 377.
can scarce deserve the name, 549.
change old, for new, 25.
cherish and to obey, 851.
choose by another's eyes, 57.
common as light is, 566.
could teach a monarch, 387.
course of true, 57.
dallies with the innocence of, 75.
death forerunneth, to win, 621.
deceives the best, 346.
deep as first, 630.
dispute and practice, 221.
divine all love excelling, 672.
each in my, alike, 102.
ecstasy of, 133.
endures no tie, 272.
everlasting, 280.
exalts the mind, how, 273.
familiar beast to man and signifies, 45.
fasting for a good man's, 70.
flowers and fruits of, 555.
free as air, 333.
friendship constant save in, 51.
friendship that like, is warm, 523.
from love made manifest, 650.
gather the rose of, 202.
God from necessity is, 640.
God gives us, 624.
greater, hath no man, 843.
greatest pain it is to, 261.
grown to ripeness, 624.
hail wedded, 234.
hapless, 367.
harvest-time of, 508.
he bore to learning, 397.
he spake of, 482.
he was all for, 436.
her, to know her was to, 455.
her, to see her was to, 452.
her was a liberal education, to, 297.
him at his call, 470.
him ere he seem worthy, 471.
him not, sour to them that, 101.
how should I know your true, 405.
if I have freedom in my, 260.
if there 's delight in, 294.
if thou wert all, 570.
in a dream of, melted away, 677.
in a hut, 574.
in every gesture dignity and, 237.
in heavenly spirits, is there, 28.
in such a wilderness, 516.
in the beginning, no great, 45.
in your hearts as idly burns, 213.
is a boy by poets styled, 213.
is blind and lovers cannot see, 62.
is doomed to mourn, 683.
is flower-like, 503.
is grown to ripeness, when, 624.
is heaven and heaven is love, 487.
is indestructible, 508.
is left alone, and, 624.
is light from heaven, 549.
is like a landscape, 181.
is like a red red rose, my, 451.
is loveliest in tears, 491.
is nature's second sun, 35.
is not love which alters, 163.
is strong as death, 832.
is sweet given or returned, 566.
is the fulfilling of the law, 845.
is the gift God has given, 488.
it would conceal, 502.
knoweth no laws, 32.
labour of, 847.
last not least in, 113.
laws that, has made, 333.
let those now, 306.
life, dost thou, 360.
light and calm thoughts, 502.
light of, 550.
like friendship steady, 523.
live with me and be my, 40.
live with thee and be thy, 25.
looks not with the eyes, 57.
lost between us, no, 178.
maid with few to, 469.
many waters cannot quench, 832.
me little love me long, 16, 41, 202.
me love my dog, 19.
medicines to make me, 84.
men have died but not for, 71.
mightier far is, 482.
mighty pain to, it is, 261.
ministers of, 501.
music be the food of, 74.
must needs be blind, 503.
my whole course of, 150.
nature is fine in, 142.
never doubt I, 133.
never ebb to humble, 155.
no fear in, 849.
not man the less I, 547.
now who never loved before, 306.
O fire O, 623.
of justice, 795.
of life increased with years, 432.
of life's young day, 580.
of money the root of all evil, 848.
of nature, in the, 572.
of praise howe'er concealed by art, 310.
of the turtle, 549.
of women, alas the, 557.
of women, passing the, 815.
of your neighbour, 720.
office and affairs of, 51.
on through all ills, 527.
on till they die, 527.
once possessed, to regain, 242.
one another, 844.
only they conquer, 200.
oyster may be crossed in, 442.
pains of, be sweeter far, 276.
pangs of despised, 135.
pardon in the degree that we, 796.
paths to woman's, 198.
perdition catch my soul but I do, 153.
perfect, casteth out fear, 849.
pity 's akin to, 282.
pity melts the mind to, 272.
pity swells the tide of, 308.
pleasure of, is in loving, 595.
poet without, 578.
power and effect of, 191.
prize of learning, 649.
prove variable, 106.
purple light of, 382.
renewal of, 702.
renewing of, 21.
right to dissemble your, 445.
rules the court the camp, 487.
seals of, but sealed in vain, 49.
seldom haunts the breast, 336.
she never told her, 75.
sidelong looks of, 396.
silence in, bewrays more woe, 25.
sincerity and comely, 52.
soft eyes looked, 542.
something to, God lends us, 624.
sought is good, 76.
speak low if you speak, 51.
speaks, when, 56.
spring of, 44, 498.
stony limits cannot hold, 105.
such, as spirits feel, 482.
taught him shame, 273.
thank Heaven for a good man's, 70.
that can be reckoned, 157.
that never found his earthly close, 625.
that they sing and that they, 220.
that took an early root, 589.
the lion must die for, 73.
the more, now, 306.
the offender, 333.
thee, but I do, 153.
thee dear so much, 259.
thee dearly love thee still, 689.
thee Doctor Fell, I do not, 286.
thee, I but know that I, 522.
thee, none knew thee but to, 562.
thee still, with all thy faults I, 418.
their lords, women who, 392.
their lovers, women, 796.
they conquer, that run away, 200.
they who inspire, 566.
thoughts of, 625.
thy life nor hate nor, 240.
thy neighbour as thyself, 813, 838, 840.
thyself last, 100.
thyself many will hate thee, 707.
to hatred turned, like, 294.
to lips we are near make, 521.
to me was wonderful, 815.
to see all things but not my, 30.
too divine to, 564.
too much, who, 345.
took up the harp of life, 625.
triumph in redeeming, 674.
true knowledge leads to, 465.
truth of truths is, 654.
tunes the shepherd's reed, 487.
unfit for ladies', 272.
unrelenting foe to, 358.
waters cannot quench, 832.
were young, if all the world and, 25.
when I, thee not chaos is come, 153.
whom none can, 672.
whose eyelids dropped, 693.
will creep in service, 14.
with all their quantity of, 144.
with night, all the world in, 107.
with the innocence of, 75.
without his wings, 560.
woman's whole existence, 556.
worthy of your, 471.
wroth with one we, 500.
your neighbour's wife, 591.
Loves,
faithfull, 27.
me best that calls me Tom, 194.
nobler cares and nobler, 477.
suspects yet strongly, 153.
to hear himself talk, 107.
Love's
devoted flame, 523.
holy name, 508.
majesty, wants, 95.
proper hue, rosy red, 238.
wound, purple with, 58.
young dream, 521.
Loved
and lost, better to have, 632.
and still loves, 455.
arts which I, 260.
ashamed of being, 794.
at first sight, 35, 40.
at home, revered abroad, 447.
but one, sighed to many, 540.
Cæsar less, not that I, 113.
gold in special, 2.
heart that has truly, 520.
her that she did pity them, 151.
him, use him as though you, 208.
how honoured, how, 335.
I have lived and, 504.
I not honour more, 259.
I saw and, 430.
in vain, I know we, 539.
let those who always, 306.
me for the dangers, 151.
my country and hated him, 555.
needs only to be seen, to be, 269.
no sooner, but they sighed, 71.
none without hope e'er, 377.
not wisely but too well, 156.
passing well, 134.
Rome more, but that I, 113.
sae blindly, had we never, 452.
sae kindly, had we never, 452.
so long and sees no more, 455.
the great sea, 538.
the mourned the lost, the, 545.
the world, I have not, 544.
to plead lament and sue, 489.
we have lived and, together, 611.
who never, before, 306.
Love-darting eyes, 246.
Love-in-idleness, maidens call it, 58.
Lovelier
face, finer form or, 490.
things have mercy, 548.
Loveliest,
last still, 545.
of lovely things, 573.
village of the plain, 395.
Loveliness
increases, its, 574.
lay down in her, 499.
majesty of, 550.
needs not ornament, 356.
Lovely
and a fearful thing, 557.
and pleasant in their lives, 612.
apparition sent, 474.
as a Lapland night, 475.
fair, who art so, 155.
in death the beauteous ruin lay, 308.
in her husband's eye, 463.
in your strength, 544.
is the rose, 477.
more, than Pandora, 234.
organ of her life, every, 53.
she 's, she 's divine, 682.
Thais sits beside thee, 272.
whatsoever things are, 847.
woman stoops to folly, 403.
Lover
all as frantic, 59.
all mankind love a, 602.
and the poet, the lunatic, 59.
beauty grows familiar to the, 298.
give repentance to her, 403.
happy as a, 476.
in the husband lost, 377.
is beloved, and the, 485.
rooted stays, the, 602.
sighing like furnace, 69.
some banished, 333.
still an angel appear to each, 305.
to listening maid, 573.
why so pale and wan, 256.
woman loves her, 557.
Lovers
cannot see their pretty follies, 62.
happy, and make two, 330.
love the western star, 487.
meeting, journeys end in, 75.
never tired of each other, 796.
of virtue, all that are, 208.
old, are soundest, 181.
quarrels of, 702.
Romans countrymen and, 113.
swear more performance than they are able, 102.
whispering, 395.
women love their, 796.
Lovers'
hell, injured, 235.
perjuries, Jove laughs at, 106.
perjury, Jove but laughs at, 272.
songs turned to holy psalms, 25.
tongues by night, 106.
vows seem sweet, 551.
Love-rhymes, regent of, 55.
Lovesick, the winds were, 159.
Love-song to the morn, 611.
Loving
are the daring, the, 666.
to my mother, so, 128.
Low
ambition and the pride, 314.
death makes equal high and, 9.
foreheads villanous, 43.
laid in my grave, that I were, 78.
lone song, hear but their, 680.
speak, if you speak love, 51.
support and raise what is, 223.
to Him no high no, 316.
too, they build, 309.
Lower,
can fall no, 212.
to the higher, 660.
Lowering element scowls, 227.
Lowers, the morning, 297.
Lowest
deep a lower, in the, 231.
of your throng, 234.
Lowing herd winds slowly, 384.
Lowliness ambition's ladder, 111.
Lowly
born, better to be, 98.
laid, high ambition, 487.
taught and highly fed, 73.
wise, be, 237.
Lown, called the tailor, 152.
Loyal and neutral in a moment, 120.
Lubricates business, dinner, 437.
Lucent syrops, 575.
Lucid interval, 857.
Lucifer,
falls like, 99.
son of the morning, 833.
Luck
about the house, nae, 426.
in odd numbers, 46.
old shoe for, 12.
would have it, as good, 46.
Luckless hour, from that, 2.
Lucky chance, 356.
Lucre, not greedy of filthy, 847.
Lucullus sups with Lucullus, 725.
Lucy ceased to be, when, 469.
Luke's iron crown, 395.
Lumber, learned, in his head, 325.
Luminous cloud, joy the, 502.
Lump, little leaven leaveneth the, 846.
Lunatic lover and the poet, 59.
Lunes, in his old, 46.
Lungs
began to crow, 68.
receive our air, 418.
Luscious
as locusts, 151.
woodbine, 58.
Lust
in man, there is a, 670.
of gold, the narrowing, 633.
Lusts or wine, not in toys or, 260.
Lustre,
ne'er could any, see, 442.
purpled with rosy, 342.
shine with such, 422, 424.
Lusty winter, 67.
Lute,
heart and, 525.
listened to a, 589.
little rift within the, 629.
musical as Apollo's, 56, 245.
my heart and, 525.
Orpheus with his, 98.
pleasing of a, 95.
this time-worn, 525.
Luve
is like a red red rose, my, 451.
is like the melodie, 451.
Luxuries of life, 637.
Luxurious
by restraint, 238.
man falsely, 355.
Luxury,
blesses his stars and thinks it, 297.
curst by heaven, 398.
in self-dispraise, there is a, 480.
of disrespect, 483.
of doing good, 295, 394, 444.
of woe, I 'll taste the, 518.
to be, it was a, 501.
Lycurgus brought long hair into fashion, 734.
Lydian
airs, lap me in soft, 249.
measures, softly sweet in, 272.
Lyfe so short the craft so long, 6.
Lying,
as easy as, 138.
getting up not so easy as, 584.
with houris, 387.
without having tasted of, 755.
world is given to, 88.
Lymn, spaniel brach or, 148.
Lyre,
each mode of the, 519.
heaven-taught, 377.
Milton's golden, 391.
the living, 384.
Lyric, splendid ecclesiastical, 609.