T,

fitted him to a, 375.

performed to a, 772.

Tabernacles of Israel, 813.

Tabitha, disciple named, 843.

Table,

crumbs which fall from the, 840.

earth, whose, 555.

general joy of the whole, 122.

head of the, 790.

of my memory, 132.

on a roar, set the, 144.

write it before them in a, 834.

Tables,

make it plain upon, 836.

my tables, 132.

near a thousand, pined, 465.

the marriage, 128.

Table-talk, serve for, 64, 775.

Tackle trim, sails filled, 242.

Tail,

baited with a dragon's, 217.

eel of science by the, 331.

fox when he lost his, 186.

go to the ground, 10.

horror of his folded, 251.

monstrous, our cat has got, 285.

of rhyme, dock the, 635.

Tails

of both hung down behind, 510.

of sparrows, salt upon the, 291.

Tailor lown, he called the, 152.

Tailor's news, swallowing a, 80.

Taint with fear, I cannot, 124.

Tainted,

in law what plea so, 63.

wether of the flock, 64.

Take

all the rest, 220.

any shape but that, 122.

away the sword, 606.

better to give than to, 11.

care of the pence, 352.

each man's censure, 130.

heed lest he fall, 845.

her up tenderly, 586.

him for all in all, 128.

I give it willingly, 806.

knowledge we must snatch not, 320.

mine ease in mine inn, 86.

no note of him, 52.

no note of time, 306.

note take note O world, 154.

O boatman thrice thy fee, 806.

O take those lips away, 49.

physic pomp, 147.

some savage woman, 626.

some to pleasure, 321.

the current when it serves, 115.

the good the gods provide thee, 272.

the prison'd soul, 244.

thine ease eat drink, 824.

time enough, 351.

what Thou wilt away, 421.

who have the power, they should, 473.

ye each a shell, 672.

you a button-hole lower, 56.

Taken

at the flood, 115.

that which he hath shall be, 841.

to be well shaken when, 454.

Takin' notes, a chiel's amang ye, 449.

Taking, what a, was he in, 46.

Taking-off, deep damnation of his, 118.

Tale,

a plain, shall put you down, 85.

an honest, speeds best, 97.

as 't was said to me, 487.

every, condemns me, 97.

every shepherd tells his, 248.

every tongue brings in a several, 97.

hope tells a flattering, 683.

hope told a flattering, 683.

in everything, find a, 466.

makes up life's, 502.

moon takes up the wondrous, 300.

must be told by moonlight, 594.

of a tub, some, 772.

of Troy divine, 250.

old, and often told, 489.

or history, ever hear by, 57.

or song, never yet heard in, 243.

point a moral or adorn a, 365.

round unvarnished, 150.

schoolboy's, a, 541.

so sad so tender and so true, 380.

tellen his, untrewe, 2.

that I relate, 417.

that is told as a, 822.

their music tells, many a, 523.

thereby hangs a, 68, 73, 773.

't is an old, 489.

told by an idiot, 125.

told by moonlight alone, 594.

told his soft, 295.

twice-told, tedious as a, 79, 345.

unfold, I could a, 131.

untrue, lest men suspect your, 349.

which holdeth children, 34.

whoso shall telle a, 2.

Tales,

aged ears play truant at his, 55.

fairy, did tell, 583.

fear in children increased with, 164.

if ancient, say true, 540.

of sorrow done, 396.

out of school, 12.

saddest of all, 560.

that to me were so dear, 581.

Talent,

his single, well employed, 366.

one, is too much for a cynic, 732.

Talents,

Dryden possessed of splendid, 590.

in a man's power, 662.

Talismans and spells, 422.

Talk

and never think, 180.

calm familiar, 341.

how he will, 281.

is of bullocks, 837.

loves to hear himself, 107.

night is crept upon our, 115.

of dreams, true I, 105.

of graves of worms, 81.

of nothing but business, 810.

of nothing but high life, 402.

of nothing but his horse, 61.

of the lips, 826.

one thing think another, 710.

only to conceal the mind, 310.

spent an hour's, withal, 55.

to conceal the mind, 310.

too much, think too little and, 268.

who never think, they always, 287.

with our past hours, 307.

with, witty to, 256.

with you walk with you, 61.

Talks of roaring lions, 78.

Talked

like poor Poll, 388.

Lord how it, 197.

of me, I believe they, 305.

Talker, he is a, 698.

Talkers, good, only found in Paris, 769.

Talking

age, for, 395.

Frenchman always, 374.

good old man, he will be, 52.

spark, a conceited, 390.

Tall

ancestral trees, 569.

daughter of the gods divinely, 624.

fellow, many a good, 83.

men had empty heads, 170.

oaks from little acorns grow, 459.

to reach the pole, so, 303.

Tally, score and, no books but, 94.

Tam was glorious, 451.

Tame,

no charm can, 670.

the heyday in the blood is, 140.

the tongue no man can, 849.

villatic fowl, 242.

Tamer of the human breast, 382.

Tamie glowred amazed, 451.

Tangled web we weave, 490.

Tangles of Neæra's hair, 247.

Taper

cheers the vale, yon, 402.

glows, while yet the, 805.

Tapers,

answer ye evening, 636.

swim before my sight, 333.

to the sun, glimmering, 443.

Taper's light, hope like the, 399.

Tapestry, speech like to, 723.

Tar water is of a nature so mild, 312.

Tar's labour, cheers the, 555.

Tara's halls, harp through, 519.

Tardy as too slow, too swift as, 107.

Tarnished gold, black with, 456.

Tarry at Jericho, 815.

Tarsus, ship of, 242.

Task,

common, trivial round, 569.

delightful, 355.

is smoothly done, now my, 246.

whose sore, 126.

Tasks, most difficult of, 480.

Taskmaster's eye, in my great, 252.

Tassels, the larch has hung his, 571.

Taste,

choice of Attic, 252.

last, of sweets is sweetest last, 81.

man's hand is not able to, 58.

never, who always drink, 287.

not handle not, 847.

of death but once, the valiant, 112.

of sweetness, loathe the, 86.

of your quality, give us a, 134.

sans, sans everything, 69.

the whole of it, let me, 650.

with a little more, 800.

whose mortal, brought death, 223.

Tastes of men, various are the, 391.

Tasted, some books to be, 168.

Tattered

clothes, through, 148.

ensign down, tear her, 635.

Tatters, tear a passion to, 137.

Taught,

afterward he, 2.

being, return to plague, 118.

but first he folwed it, 2.

by that power, 402.

by time, 346.

following what we are, 744.

happy is he born or, 174.

her dazzling fence, 246.

highly fed and lowly, 73.

him shame, love, 273.

me at last to forget thee, 682.

me, folly 's all they, 522.

men must be, 325.

mind what I am, 535.

saints who, 313.

the wheedling arts, 348.

to stray, science never, 315.

too much quickness ever to be, 321.

us how to die, 313.

us how to live, 313.

Tavern,

one flash of it within the, 768.

or inn, a good, 372.

Tawny lion, half appeared the, 236.

Tax

for being eminent, 291.

not you you elements, 146.

Taxes, death and, 361.

Taxation, pressure of, 462.

Taxed

horse and bridle, 462.

top, whips his, 462.

Tea,

glad I was not born before, 461.

some sipping, 468.

sometimes take, 326.

thank God for, 461.

what would the world do without, 461.

without a stratagem, take her, 311.

Teach

bloody instructions, 118.

gladly would he learn and, 2.

him how to live, 425.

him how to tell my story, 151.

in song, what they, 566.

me to feel another's woe, 334.

men to die, 774.

men to live, 774.

souls to souls can never, 653.

the rest to sneer, 327.

the young idea how to shoot, 355.

thee safety, ladyship is by to, 79.

us to number our days, 822.

Teacher, let nature be your, 466.

Teachers, more understanding than my, 823.

Teacher's doctrine sanctified, 483.

Teaching by examples, philosophy, 304.

Teachings, list to nature's, 572.

Team

of little atomies, 104.

of sparrows, 31.

Teapot, tempest in a, 767.

Tear

a passion to tatters, 137.

be duly shed for thee, 390.

betwixt a smile and, 546.

cost a sigh a, 433.

drop a, 259.

drop a, and bid adieu, 671.

drying up a single, 559.

each others' eyes, 302.

every woe can claim a, 548.

falling of a, 497.

followed perhaps by a smile, 416.

for pity, he hath a, 90.

forgot as soon as shed, 381.

gave to misery all he had a, 386.

her tattered ensign down, 635.

homage of a, 541.

in her eye, 489.

law which moulds a, 456.

man without a, 516.

meed of some melodious, 247.

one particular, 163.

passage of an angel's, 576.

perhaps 't will cost a sigh a, 433.

recording angel dropped a, 379.

stain it with hypocritic, 571.

stands trembling in her eye, 343.

sympathetic, the, 387.

that flows for others' woes, 424.

that we shed, 519.

the groan the knell, 562.

vapour melting in a, 346.

wiped with a little address, 416.

Tears,

accept these grateful, 340.

all her sorrow all her, 508.

all in vain, 668.

and laughter, 620.

and love for the gray, 668.

and smiles, kisses, 474.

beauty smiling in her, 513.

beguile her of her, 150.

behold their, hear their cries, 804.

big round, in piteous chase, 67.

child of misery baptized in, 427.

crocodile, 38, 191.

dim with childish, 471.

dip their wings in, 632.

down Pluto's cheek, 250.

drop fast as the Arabian trees, 157.

due to human suffering, 482.

flattered to, 575.

for the blue, love and, 668.

fountain of sweet, 469.

from some divine despair, 630.

hence these, 702.

her humblest mirth and, 468.

her income, 204.

idle tears, 630.

if you have, prepare to shed them now, 113.

in secret in silence and, 682.

leaves millions in, 655.

like Niobe all, 128.

love embalmed in, 491.

must stop for every drop, 585.

no, dim the sweet look, 613.

nor all your, wash out a word, 768.

nothing is here for, 242.

of bearded men, 489.

of boyhood's years, 523.

of the sky for loss of the sun, 353.

of woe, smiles of joy, 524.

parted in silence and, 539.

resolves the moon into salt, 109.

shall drown the wind, 118.

she stood in, 575.

so weary of toil and of, 668.

some natural, they dropped, 240.

source of sympathetic, 382.

such as angels weep, 225.

that speak, 262.

thoughts too deep for, 478.

to raise the dead with, 697.

vale of, beyond this, 497.

wept away in transient, 679.

wept each other's, 611.

wet with unseen, 497.

wronged orphans', 194.

Teche, and gladly, 2.

Techstone, war's red, 660.

Tedious

as a king, 52.

as a twice-told tale, 79, 345.

as go o'er, returning as, 123.

as to work, to sport as, 83.

thinking his prattle to be, 82.

Teeth

are set on edge, the children's, 835.

drunkard clasp his, 34.

of time, give lettered pomp to, 618.

sans eyes sans taste sans, 69.

skin of my, escaped with the, 817.

spite of his, 8.

Tell

a hundred, might, 129.

all my bones, I may, 819.

how the truth may be, I cannot, 487.

it not in Gath, 814.

me not in mournful numbers, 612.

me the tales, 581.

me where, gentle shepherd, 672.

them they are men, 381.

who can, save he, 550.

Tellen his tale untrewe, 2.

Tell-tale women, hear these, 97.

Temper,

blest with, 321.

justice with mercy, 239.

man of such a feeble, 110.

thy steady, 297.

touch of celestial, 234.

which bears the better, 93.

whose unclouded ray, 321.

Tempers the wind, God, 379.

Temperance

more difficult than abstinence, 375.

that may give it smoothness, 137.

Temperate

and furious in a moment, 120.

will, the reason firm the, 475.

Tempest,

description of a, 767.

in a teapot, 767.

itself lags behind, 416.

such calms after every, 151.

tracts of calm from, 634.

Tempests,

glasses itself in, 547.

roar, billows never break nor, 295.

Tempest's breath prevail, the, 542.

Tempestuous petticoat, 201.

Temple,

better than in the, lost, 768.

built to God, 206.

Fame's proud, 428.

hangs on Dian's, 103.

Lord's anointed, 120.

nothing ill can dwell in such a, 43.

of Diana, burnt the, 219.

of silence and reconciliation, 592.

where God hath a, 192.

Temples

bare, my, 501.

dedicated to God, 529.

groves were God's first, 573.

like gold nails in, 658.

of his gods, 593.

solemn, the great globe itself, 43.

swim before my sight, 333.

Temporal power, shows the force of, 64.

Temporary safety, little, 359.

Temptation,

safe from, 615.

that endureth, 848.

why comes, 651.

Tempted her with word too large, 52.

Tempter, so glozed the, 239.

Ten

commandments, my, 93.

hours to the world allot, 438.

low words in one dull line, 324.

upper, thousand, 580, 655.

winters more, ran he on, 276.

years' war, cause of a long, 280.

Tenable in your silence, 129.

Tenantless,

graves stood, 126.

save to the wind, 543.

Tend, to thee we, 367.

Tendance

spend, in so long, 30.

touched by her fair, 237.

Tender

and so true, 380.

and true, Douglas, 38.

for another's pain, 381.

Tenderest,

the bravest are the, 666.

touch, we feel the, 274.

Tender-hearted stroke a nettle, 313.

Tenderly, take her up, 586.

Tendrils strong, with, 477.

Tenement of clay, 267.

Teneriff or Atlas unremoved, 234.

Tenets,

his faith in some nice, 260.

turn with books, 321.

Tenor

of his way, 425.

of their way, noiseless, 385.

Tent,

nightly pitch my moving, 497.

that searches to the bottom, 102.

Tents,

fold their, like the Arabs, 614.

how goodly are thy, 813.

of wickedness, 821.

their silent, are spread, 681.

Tented field, action in the, 150.

Tenth transmitter of a foolish face, 354.

Tenui musam meditamur avena, 460.

Termagant, o'erdoing, 137.

Terms,

good set, 68.

in plain, 62.

litigious, 253.

Terrace walk, a, 289.

Terrible

as an army with banners, 832.

as hell, fierce as ten furies, 228.

he rode alone, 811.

man with a terrible name, 508.

Territories, no slave, 619.

Terror,

death armed with a new, 528.

in your threats, there is no, 114.

shadows have struck more, 97.

so spake the grisly, 229.

Terrors, king of, 817.

Test,

bring me to the, 141.

of ridicule, truth the, 444.

of truth, ridicule the, 578.

Testament

as worldlings, a, 67.

blessing of the old, 164.

of bleeding war, open the purple, 82.

Tester I 'll have in pouch, 45.

Testimonies, thy, are my meditations, 823.

Testimony, law and the, 833.

Testy pleasant fellow, 300.

Testyment, no furder than my, 658.

Tetchy and wayward, 97.

Tether time or tide, 451.

Text,

God takes a, 205.

many a holy, she strews, 385.

neat rivulet of, 442.

Thais sits beside thee, lovely, 272.

Thames, with no allaying, 259.

Thane, your face my, 117.

Thank

God you are rid of a knave, 52.

heaven fasting, 70.

me no thanks, 108.

the Eternal Power, 380.

thee Jew for teaching me that word, 65.

you for nothing, 786.

you for your voices, 103.

you I owe you one, 454.

Thanks

and use, both, 46.

even poor in, 134.

evermore, 81.

for this relief much, 126.

of millions yet to be, 562.

taken with equal, 137.

the exchequer of the poor, 81.

words are but empty, 296.

Thanked, when I 'm not, at all, 362.

Thankful, rest and be, 859.

Thankless

arrant, 25.

child, to have a, 146.

inconsistent man, 307.

muse, meditate the, 247.

That

and a' that, 447.

ever I was born, 133.

has been and may be, 473.

is flat, 55.

it should come to this, 128.

that is is, 77.

without or this or, 332.

Thatched cottage, my lowly, 568.

Thaw and resolve itself into a dew, 127.

Theatre,

as in a, 82.

universe as a, 777.

world 's a, the earth a stage, 194.

Theban, this same learned, 147.

Thebes or Pelops' line, 250.

Thebes's streets, walked about in, 517.

Thee, there 's no living with, 300.

Theirs

but to do and die, 628.

not to make reply, 628.

not to reason why, 628.

Theme,

example as it is my, 257.

fools are my, 539.

glad diviner's, 268.

if on my, I rightly think, 793.

imperial, of the, 116.

Themes, our wonted, 264.

Theoric, bookish, 149.

Theory, condition not a, 669.

There

is no death, 615.

neither here nor, 156.

Thereby hangs a tale, 68, 73.

Thermopylæ, to make a new, 557.

These are thy glorious works, 235.

Thespis professor of our art, 274.

Thetis, sun in the lap of, 213.

They

conquer love that run away, 200.

were they are they yet shall be, 496.

Thick

and thin, through, 28, 269, 784, 790.

as autumnal leaves, 224.

muddy ill-seeming, 73.

Thick-coming fancies, 125.

Thick-ribbed ice, region of, 48.

Thick-warbled notes, 241.

Thief,

apparel fits your, 49.

doth fear each bush an officer, 95.

each thing 's a, 109.

earth 's a, 109.

in the sworn twelve, 47.

moon's an arrant, 109.

of time, procrastination is the, 307.

steals something from the, 151.

sun 's a, the sea 's a, 109.

to catch a thief, 730.

to the gallows, more followers than a, 213.

which the justice which the, 148.

yond justice rails upon yond, 148.

Thievery, I 'll example you with, 109.

Thieves,

beauty provoketh, 66.

rifled by the gusty, 585.

Thigh, smote them hip and, 814.

Thighs, cuisses on his, 86.

Thin

air, melted into, 43.

partitions, 267.

red line, 860.

spun life, slits the, 247.

through thick and, 28, 269.

too, and bare, 101.

Thine enemy hunger, if, 844.

Thing,

acting of a dreadful, 111.

any good, out of Nazareth, 842.

as steadfast as the scene, 468.

became a trumpet, the, 485.

but one, is needful, 842.

dearest, he owed, 117.

devised by the enemy, 98.

each, his turn doth hold, 203.

each, is a thief, 109.

earth's noblest, 656.

enskyed and sainted, 47.

excellent, in woman, 149.

explain a, till all men doubt, 332.

fearful, to see, 552.

finds good in every, 67.

finished, the one, 661.

free and fetterless, 680.

highest, is truth, 4.

holiest, alive, 502.

how bitter a, it is, 71.

how sublime a, it is, 613.

how sweet a, to wear a crown, 94.

I am, I do beguile the, 151.

if they have a good, 88.

ill-favoured, but mine own, 72.

in awe of such a, 110.

laugh at any mortal, 558.

lion among ladies is a dreadful, 58.

little, a cup of water, 577.

little learning is a dangerous, 323.

look to the essence of a, 755.

lovely and a fearful, 557.

meanest, that feels, 472.

never says a foolish, 279.

no evil, that walks by night, 244.

no great, created suddenly, 743.

no new, under the sun, 830.

nothing like being used to a, 441.

of beauty is a joy forever, 574.

of custom, 122.

of fortune, most dejected, 148.

of life, like a, 550.

of sea or land, 242.

of sin and guilt, 245.

order gave each, view, 98.

palsy-stricken churchyard, 575.

play 's the, 135.

show us how divine a, 475.

so frail a, is man, 687.

sovereign'st, on earth, 83.

started like a guilty, 126.

sweetest, that ever grew, 472.

that I was born to do, 39.

that 's quite another, 351.

the genteel, 401.

there 's no such, in nature, 279.

to one, constant never, 51, 405.

too much of a good, 71, 785.

tremble like a guilty, 478.

truth is the highest, 4.

two-legged, a son, 267.

undisputed, thou say'st an, 635.

was not done in a corner, this, 844.

we like, we figure the, 594.

we long for that we are, 657.

when two do the same, 710.

which that shineth, 5.

who dares think one, 338.

winsome wee, 450.

Things

above, affections on, 847.

all, are now as they were, 755.

all, are the same, 755.

all other, give place, 349.

all, that are, 62.

all thinking, 467.

all, to all men, 845.

all, work together for good, 844.

are great to little man, 394.

are honest, whatsoever, 847.

are in the saddle, 599.

are just, whatsoever, 847.

are lovely, whatsoever, 847.

are not what they seem, 612, 716.

are of good report, whatsoever, 847.

are pure, whatsoever, 847.

are the sons of heaven, 368.

are true, whatsoever, 847.

bad begun make strong themselves, by ill, 121.

because they are common, 720.

beyond all use, 112.

by season seasoned are, 66.

by their right names, call, 457.

can such, be, 122.

cannot but remember such, 124.

cloy, the best of, 339.

compare great, with small, 230.

day of small, 836.

differ though all agree, 333.

done at the Mermaid, 196.

done decently and in order, 846.

else about her drawn, 474.

equal to all, for all things unfit, 399.

evil, there is some goodness in, 92.

facts are stubborn, 392, 800.

feast of fat, 834.

fond of humble, 671.

former, grow old, 203.

frequently happen which you do not hope, 701.

friendship is constant in all other, 51.

from out the bitterness of, 484.

God's sons are, 368.

good, will strive to dwell with it, 43.

great contests from trivial, 325.

great head of, 717.

great lord of all, 317.

greatest vicissitudes of, 168.

hid, wherefore are these, 74.

hoped for, substance of, 848.

I do not need, many, 759.

I ought, to do the, 535.

ill got had ever bad success, 95.

into the light of, 466.

leave all meaner, 314.

left undone those, 850.

long past, more than, 81.

looked unutterable, 356.

loose type of, 473.

loveliest of lovely, 573.

man's best, are nearest him, 634.

men ought not to investigate, 759.

mighty above all, 836.

more, in heaven and earth, 133.

nature of the universe is the nature of, 755.

not made for words, 759.

not seen, evidence of, 848.

past, remembrance of, 161.

possessing all, 846.

present seem worst, 89.

proper to man, to do the, 755.

prove all, 847.

remembering happier, 626.

rolls through all, 467.

sad vicissitude of, 379.

sad vicissitudes of, 393.

sanctioned by custom, 704.

secret, belong unto the Lord, 814.

sense and outward, 478.

shews of, 169.

sum of human, 437.

that are and have been, 740.

that are have kinship, 755.

that are made for our general uses, 183.

that belong to adversity, 164.

that have a common quality, 755.

that nature wills, 755.

that ne'er were nor are, 257.

that no gross ear can hear, 245.

that were, dream of, 541.

they ought not, speaking, 848.

think on these, 847.

those who want fewest, 759.

though all, differ all agree, 333.

through the dream of, 541.

through words and, 465.

time ordains for other, 252.

to come, giant mass of, 102.

to do two, at once, 708.

to write well in laudable, 253.

translunary, 40.

true and evident, 746.

unattempted, 223.

unfit for all, 399.

unhappy far-off, 473.

unknown, forms of, 59.

unknown proposed, 325.

we can only say of, they be, 654.

we ought to have done, 850.

we will answer all, 66.

when virtuous, proceed, 73.

which are Cæsar's, 840.

which belong to prosperity, 164.

which men confess with ease, 746.

without all remedy, 121.

words are, 558.

Think,

comedy to those that, 389.

him so because I think him so, 44.

how Bacon shined, 319.

how many never, 534.

makes millions, 558.

may sigh to, 379.

naught a trifle, 311.

not disdainfully of death, 755.

of that Master Brook, 46.

of your ancestors, 747.

of your forefathers, 458.

of your posterity, 458, 747.

on, pleasant to, 256.

on these things, 847.

one thing, who dares, 338.

only what concerns thee, 237.

shock which makes us, 609.

talk and never, 180.

that day lost, 688.

the great unhappy, none, 310.

they talk who never, 287.

those that, must govern, 395.

those who greatly, 335.

to-morrow will repay, 276.

too little and talk too much, 268.

what you and other men, 110.

Thinketh

in his heart, as he, 828.

let him that, he standeth, 845.

Thinking

being, man a, 534.

few, how few think justly of the, 534.

is an idle waste of thought, 517.

makes it so, 134.

of the days that are no more, 630.

on fantastic summer's heat, 81.

on the frosty Caucasus, 81.

plain living and high, 472.

reed, man is but a, 798.

souls, thought of, 579.

their own kisses sin, 108.

things, impels all, 467.

with too much, 321.

Thinkings, speak to me as to thy, 153.

Thinks

like a sage, 607.

most acts the best, who, 65.

shows what he, 102.

too much, he, 111.

what ne'er was, 323.

who, must mourn, 289.

Thin-spun life, slits the, 247.

Thirst

amidst a sea of waves, 345.

if he, give him drink, 844.

of praise, 414.

Thirsty

earth soaks up the rain, 260.

fly, busy curious, 671.

soul, cold waters to a, 828.

Thirteen, maids of, 78.

Thirty

days hath September, 684.

man a fool at, 307.

on the wrong side of, 292.

This

above all, 130.

is a cock, 788.

or that, without or, 322.

that it should come to, 128.

was a man, say to all the world, 115.

Thomb of gold parde, he had a, 2.

Thorn,

beneath the milk-white, 447.

in the flesh, 846.

of experience, 661.

primrose peeps beneath the, 398.

rose without the, 203, 232.

why choose the rankling, 805.

withering on the virgin, 57.

Thorns,

he that plants, 692.

little wilful, 629.

pricked by the, 691.

rosebud with wilful, 629.

that in her bosom lodge, 132.

touched by the, 520.

under a pot, crackling of, 830.

which I have reaped, the, 544.

Thorny way, steep and, 129.

Those

that think must govern, 395.

who inflict must suffer, 566.

who know thee not, 437.

Thou

art all beauty, 295.

art gone from my gaze, 587.

art gone to the grave, 535.

art the man, 815.

canst not say I did it, 122.

Though

I say it that should not, 198.

lost to sight, 587.

Thought,

adds strength to the, 312.

all objects of all, 467.

almost say her body, 177.

and joy, love and, 469.

and passion, chaos of, 317.

as a sage, 428.

be not rambling in, 755.

but ne'er so well expressed, 323.

came like a full-blown rose, 575.

could wed itself, ere, 632.

dared what he greatly, 342.

destroyed by, 413.

divide, sense from, 316.

dome of, the, 541.

eies and eares and ev'ry, 23.

even with a, 158.

evil is wrought by want of, 584.

exhausting, 544.

explore the, 328.

feeling deeper than all, 653.

for the morrow, take no, 838.

for your life, take no, 838.

hath struck him, a Roman, 157.

her dying when she slept, 583.

him still speaking, 237.

human, is the process, 530.

hushed be every, 484.

in a green shade, green, 263.

is deeper than all speech, 653.

is often original, a, 637.

is speech, when, 489.

is the property of him who can entertain it, 602.

is tired of wandering, 594.

kings of modern, 665.

leaped out, 632.

like a passing, 447.

like a pleasant, 473.

like dew upon a, 558.

loftiness of, 270.

midnight is the noon of, 433.

more nigh, lie a, 179.

northern, is slow, 648.

not one immoral, 377.

of convincing, 399.

of dining, 399.

of our past years, 478.

of tender happiness, 476.

of the people shall be law, 283.

of thee, one, 333.

of thinking souls, 579.

over-refinement deck out our, 750.

pale cast of, 136.

pearls of, 661.

penny for your, 16, 292.

perish that, 296.

pined in, 76.

pleasing dreadful, 299.

power of, 551.

pure in, as angels are, 455.

sessions of sweet silent, 161.

so, go near to be, 53.

so once but now I know it, I, 350.

sober second, 283.

still and serious, 471.

strange seas of, 475.

such stores as silent, 466.

sudden, strikes me, 462.

tease us out of, 576.

thinking an idle waste of, 517.

those that tell of saddest, 565.

thou couldst have died, if I had, 563.

thou wert a beautiful, 546.

thy wish was father to that, 90.

tides that followed, 634.

to have common, 321.

to rear the tender, 355.

two souls with a single, 806.

vacuity of, 420.

vain or shallow, 598.

vein of tender, 525.

wanderings of thy, 497.

what oft was, 323.

whistled for want of, 273.

who would have, 124.

whose armour is his honest, 174.

would destroy their paradise, 382.

Thoughts,

all, all passions, 501.

and looks were downward, 225.

as boundless, our, 550.

as harbingers, most pious, 221.

beyond the reaches of our souls, 131.

calmer of unquiet, 207.

dark soul and foul, 244.

employ speech to conceal, 800.

even so my bloody, 155.

give thy worst of, 153.

great feelings great, 634.

great, come from the heart, 803.

high erected, 34.

images and precious, 481.

in a shroud of, 544.

life is what our, make it, 751.

like rose leaves scattered, 558.

love light and calm, 502.

mantle that covers human, 792.

men's, according to inclination, 167.

more elevate, 228.

never alone with noble, 34.

no tongue, give thy, 129.

of love, turns to, 625.

of men are widened, 626.

of mortality, 222.

on hospitable, intent, 235.

pansies for, there is, 142.

pleasant, bring sad thoughts, 466.

pretty to force together, 500.

ran a wool-gathering, 792.

regular as infants' breath, 502.

remain below, my, 140.

river of his, 553, 614.

rule the world, 604.

second, are the best, 277.

second, are the wisest, 699.

serve your best, as gypsies do children, 441.

shut up want air, 307.

so all unlike each other, 500.

style is the dress of, 353.

that breathe, 382.

that mould the age, 656.

that shall glad high souls, 656.

that shall not die, 481.

that voluntary move, 230.

that wander through eternity, 227.

to their own second, 283.

too deep for tears, 478.

transcend our wonted themes, 264.

unrighteous man his, 834.

unspoken homage of, 616.

whose very sweetness, 484.

with noble, 34.

words without, 140.

Thoughtless

man, warning for, 481.

thankless man, 307.

Thousand

blushing apparitions, 52.

chief of a, for grace, 682.

crimes, one virtue and a, 551.

deaths in fearing one, 308.

decencies, those, 238.

fearful wrecks, 96.

friends suffice thee not, 767.

hearts beat happily, 542.

hills, beasts upon a, 781.

hills, cattle upon a, 820.

homes, near a, 465.

innocent shames, 52.

little one shall become a, 834.

liveried angels, 245.

melodies unheard before, 455.

one man among a, 830.

perils, safe through a, 497.

picked out of ten, 133.

soldiers, substance of ten, 97.

stars, beauty of a, 41.

strings, harp of a, 303.

tongues, conscience hath a, 97.

tongues to allure him, 407.

upper ten, 655.

voices, earth with her, 501.

years in thy sight, 822.

years of peace, 633.

years scarce serve to form a state, 541.

Thousands

at His bidding speed, 252.

countless, mourn, 446.

die without or this, 322.

has been slave to, 153.

of undone widows, 172.

peace slays its ten, 425.

to murder, 311.

war slays its, 425.

Thrasyllus and Antigonus, 732.

Thread,

feels at each, 316.

hinders needle and, 585.

of his verbosity, the, 56.

of life, fate has wove the, 343.

plying her needle and, 585.

sewing at once a double, 585.

that ties them, 779.

weave their, with bones, 75.

Threadbare

sail, set every, 635.

saint in wisdom's school, 181.

Threaten and command, an eye to, 140.

Threatening eye, looks with a, 79.

Threats,

no terror in your, 114.

of a halter, 436.

of pain and ruin, 385.

Three,

chief among the blessed, 611.

corners of the world, 80.

firm friends, more sure than day, 502.

gentlemen at once, 440.

good friends, 70.

good men unhanged in England, 84.

hundred, grant but three of the, 557.

hundred pounds a year, 46.

insides, carrying, 464.

kingdoms, had sifted, 266.

may keep counsel, 6, 17.

merry boys are we, 184.

misbegotten knaves, 84.

per cents, simplicity of the, 437, 610.

poets in three distant ages, 270.

removes bad as a fire, 360.

stories high long dull and old, 454.

treasures love light and thoughts, 502.

when shall we, meet again, 115.

words, joys of sense lie in, 319.

years' child, listens like a, 498.

Three-cornered hat, the old, 635.

Threefold

cord, 830.

fourfold tomb, 179.

Three-hooped pot, 94.

Three-man beetle, 88.

Threescore,

bachelor of, 50.

burden of, 395.

years and ten, 822.

Three-tailed Bashaw, 454.

Threshold of the new world, 221.

Thrice

flew thy shaft, 306.

he assayed, 225.

he routed all his foes, 271.

he slew the slain, 271.

is he armed, 94.

my peace was slain, 306.

their weight in gold, 456.

Thrice-driven bed of down, 151.

Thrift

may follow fawning, 137.

thrift Horatio, 128.

Thriftless ambition, 120.

Thrill,

glory's, is o'er, 519.

of a happy voice, 655.

the deepest notes of woe, 452.

Throat,

amen stuck in my, 119.

of war, brazen, 240.

put a knife to thy, 828.

scuttled ship or cut a, 557.

straining his, 399.

to feel the fog in my, 650.

Throats,

cutting foreign, 105.

engines whose rude, 154.

Throbs of fiery pain, 367.

Throe, never grudge the, 649.

Throne,

footsteps of a, 26.

here is my, bid kings come bow to it, 79.

light which beats upon a, 629.

like a burnished, 157.

my bosom's lord sits lightly in his, 108.

night from her ebon, 306.

no brother near the, 327.

of kings, this royal, 81.

of rocks in a robe of clouds, 553.

of royal state, high on a, 226.

sapphire blaze the living, 382.

shake hands with a king upon his, 563.

shape the whisper of the, 633.

something behind the, 364.

through slaughter to a, 385.

two kings of Brentford on one, 417.

wrong forever on the, 657.

Thrones

and globes elate, 438.

dominations princedoms, 235.

whose stakes were, 555.

Throned

monarch, 64.

on her hundred isles, 544.

Throng

into my memory, 243.

lowest of your, 234.

Throw

physic to the dogs, 125.

within a stone's, 787.

Throws, wise player ought to accept his, 697.

Thrummed, I was ne'er so, 182.

Thrush sings each song twice over, 647.

Thumb, miller's golden, 2.

Thumbs,

pricking of my, 123.

sealed their letters with their, 460.

Thumping on your back, 423.

Thumps upon the back, 312.

Thunder,

doors grate harsh, 229.

heard remote, 227.

in a fair frosty day, 266.

in his lifted hand, 267.

Jove's power to, 103.

leaps the live, 544.

lightning or in rain, 115.

loud roared the dreadful, 453.

steal my, 282.

Thunders

in the index, 140.

of white silence, 621.

rattle, and the loud, 666.

Thunderbolts, with all your, 114.

Thunder-harp of pines, 667.

Thundering

sound, 395, 397.

to the moon, 358.

Thunder-storm against the wind, 546.

Thus let me live unseen unknown, 334.

Thwack, with many a stiff, 211.

Thyme,

pun-provoking, 380.

where the wild, blows, 58.

Tiber, not a drop of allaying, 103.

Tickle

the earth with a hoe, 597.

your catastrophe, 89.

Tickled with a straw, 318.

Tide

and wind stay no man, 10.

in the affairs of men, 115.

no man can tether time or, 451.

of love, pity swells the, 308.

of successful experiment, 435.

of the years, 668.

of times, lived in the, 113.

tarrieth for no man, 10.

turning of the, 91.

without a breeze without a, 498.

Tides that followed thought, 634.

Tidings

as they roll, confirm the, 300.

dismal, when he frowned, 397.

Tie,

in whose, a wild civility, 201.

love endures no, 272.

silver link the silken, 488.

up the knocker, 326.

Ties, sight of human, 333.

Tied to the stake, I am, 148.

Tiger,

Hyrcan, 122.

in war imitate the action of the, 91.

Tight little island, 675.

Tiles and chimney-pots, 511.

Tillage, other arts follow, 531.

Tilt at all I meet, 328.

Tilts with a straw, 484.

Timber,

knowledge and, 638.

like seasoned, 204.

wedged in that, 278.

Timbrel, sound the loud, 524.

Time,

age and body of the, 137.

all in good, 791.

already of old, 830.

ambles withal, 70.

and age, his youth 'gainst, 24.

and space, through, 416.

and the hour runs, 116.

annihilate but space and, 330.

assuages sorrow, 704.

backward and abysm of, 42.

bank and shoal of, 118.

bastard to the, 78.

be good whilst thou hast, 751.

be ruled by, 724.

beholds no name so blest, 345.

between two eternities, gleam of, 580.

bounds of place and, 382.

break the legs of, 635.

breathing, of day with me, 145.

brief chronicles of the, 134.

brings increase to her truth, 378.

by, subdued, 671.

by the forelock, take, 30.

cannot benumb, some feelings, 545.

chinks that, has made, 221, 456.

choose thine own, 433.

coming, there 's a good, 493, 653.

common arbitrator, 102.

compliments are loss of, 387.

count, by heart-throbs, 654.

creeping hours of, 68.

curious, requires, 168.

do not squander, 360.

elaborately thrown away, 311.

enough, take, 351.

enough to find a world, 656.

even such is, 26.

every man be master of his, 121.

flies death urges, 307.

footprints on the sands of, 612.

for all things, 791.

for courtesy, always, 603.

for supper, the proper, 763.

forefinger of all, 630.

foremost files of, 626.

frozen round periods of, 228.

gallops withal, 70.

gives to her mind, 378.

had been, as if the moving, 468.

hair's-breadth of, 750.

has laid his hand gently, 617.

has not cropt the roses, 378.

has taught us a lesson, 723.

hath to silver turned, his silver locks, 24.

he that lacks, 594.

his, is forever, 260.

history hath triumphed over, 26.

how a man should kill, 772.

how small a part of, they share, 220.

I think upon that happy, 587.

in misery, happy, 618.

is a river of passing events, 752.

is a very shadow, 836.

is fleeting, art is long and, 612.

is money, 361.

is out of joint, 133.

is quiet as a nun, the holy, 470.

is still a-flying, 202.

is the image of eternity, 760.

is the soul of this world, 742.

kill the bloom before its, 483.

last syllable of recorded, 125.

leaves have their, to fall, 570.

lettered pomp to teeth of, 618.

look into the seeds of, 116.

look like the, 117.

makes these decay, 200.

many a, and oft, 61.

men have died from time to, 71.

merry dancing drinking, 272.

most valuable thing to spend, 762.

nae man can tether, 451.

new hatched to the woful, 120.

nick of, 257.

no delight to pass away the, 96.

noiseless falls the foot of, 464.

noiseless foot of, 74.

nor place adhere, 118.

not of an age but for all, 179.

nothing so precious as, 773.

now is the accepted, 846.

of day, no proper, 586.

of night, witching, 139.

of peace, this weak piping, 96.

of scorn, figure for the, 155.

of the singing of birds, 832.

offends at some unlucky, 328.

old bald cheater, 178.

ordains, mild Heaven a, 252.

our oars keep, 518.

out of mind, 104.

panting, toiled after him, 366.

peace only as a breathing, 407.

play the fools with the, 89.

point of, life of man but a, 729.

procrastination the thief of, 307.

promised on a, 30.

quaffing and unthinking, 272.

relish of the saltness of, 88.

return, bid, 81.

rich with the spoils of, 384.

ripens all things, 790.

robs us of our joys, 406.

rolls his ceaseless course, 491.

sees and hears all things, 679.

sent before my, 95.

shall throw a dart at thee, 179.

shall unfold, 146.

show and gaze of the, 126.

silence and slow, 576.

silvered o'er by, 419.

so gracious is the, 127.

so hallowed is the, 127.

soul of the whole past, 580.

speech is of, 579.

speech is shallow as, 579.

spoils the pleasure of the, 122.

stand still withal, 70.

still as he flies, 378.

stream of, 455.

subdue, what will not, 671.

syllabes jar with, 180.

take no note of, 306.

taught by, 671.

teaches many lessons, 695.

tears and laughter for all, 620.

tell her that wastes her, 220.

that takes in trust, 26.

the moving, 468.

the wisest counsellor, 724.

to be learning, is it a, 761.

to beguile the, 117.

to come, sweet discourses in our, 108.

to every purpose under heaven, 830.

to grow old, we may always find, 312.

to marry, choose a proper, 417.

to mourn, lacks, 594.

to weep, night is the, 497.

too swift, O, 24.

tooth of, 49, 311.

touch us gently, 538.

transported, with envy, 406.

travels in divers paces, 70.

tries the troth in everything, 18.

trieth troth in every doubt, 18.

trots withal, 70.

turn backward O, 668.

which was before us, 830.

whips and scorns of, 135.

whirligig of, brings in his revenge, 77.

who steals our years away, 518.

will doubt of Rome, 558.

will explain it all, 698.

will run back, 251.

will teach thee, 613.

wise through, 337.

witching, of night, 139.

with falling oars they kept the, 262.

with reckless hand, 617.

with thee conversing I forget all, 233.

worn out with eating, 233.

writes no wrinkle, 547.

Times,

brisk and giddy-paced, 75.

corrector of enormous, 199.

cowards die many, 112.

cunning, 63.

do shift, thus, 203.

fashion of these, 67.

glory of the, they were the, 837.

good or evil, 166.

in the morning of the, 627.

later, more aged, 169.

light for after, 507.

lived in the tide of, 113.

make former, shake hands, 212.

of need, ever but in, 273.

of old, jolly place in, 472.

principles turn with, 321.

shake hands with latter, 212.

signs of the, 840.

that try men's souls, 431.

those golden, 421.

when the world is ancient, 169.

wherein we now live, 169.

wise men say nothing in dangerous, 196.

Time's

devouring hand, 352.

furrows on another's brow, 309.

iron feet can print, 610.

noblest offspring is the last, 312.

Time-honoured Lancaster, 80.

Timelessly, primrose fading, 251.

Timely

dew of sleep, 233.

inn, to gain the, 121.

Timoleon's arms, 391.

Timothy learnt sin to fly, 687.

Tinct with cinnamon, 575.

Tinged by the rising sun, 677.

Tinkling cymbal, 845.

Tints of woe, sabler, 386.

Tip of his subduing tongue, 163.

Tips

his tongue, persuasion, 297.

with silver, 106.

Tipple in the deep, fishes that, 259.

Tipsy dance and jollity, 243.

Tiptoe,

jocund day stands, 108.

religion stands on, 205.

when this day is named stand, 92.

Tire of all creation, 638.

Tires in a mile-a, 77.

Tired

he sleeps, till, 318.

nature's sweet restorer, 306.

Tithe

of mint and anise, 840.

or toll, no Italian priest shall, 79.

Title

and profit I resign, 349.

gained no, lost no friend, 323.

knave that wears a, 310.

long and dark successive, 268.

please thine ear, whatever, 330.

weigh the man not his, 282.

when I can read my, clear, 303.

Titles

are marks of honest men, 310.

decider of dusty and old, 199.

high though his, 488.

power and pelf, 488.

Titus with uncommon sense, 352.

To

all to each a fair good night, 490.

be or not to be, 135.

horse away, 296.

Toad,

I had rather be a, 154.

rose-water on a, 597.

squat like a, 234.

ugly and venomous, 67.

Toad-eater, Pulteney's, 389.

Toast pass, let the, 442.

Tobacco,

anything for thy sake, 509.

sublime, 555.

Tocsin of the soul, 559.

To-day

his own, who can call, 273.

I have lived, 273.

in, already walks to-morrow, 504.

nor care beyond, 381.

our youth we can have but, 312.

pleasure to be drunk, 362.

speed, to be put back to-morrow, 29.

to-morrow cheerful as, 321.

Toe,

from top to, 683.

light fantastic, 248.

of frog, eye of newt, 123.

of the peasant, 143.

Toil

and care, fond of, 805.

and of tears, weary of, 668.

and trouble, 123.

and trouble, war is, 272.

and trouble, why all this, 466.

does not come to help the idle, 707.

envy want the jail, 365.

govern those that, 395.

he wins his spirits light from, 387.

he won, what with his, 267.

horny hands of, 656.

is lost, or all the, 416.

is the sire of fame, 699.

morn of, nor night of waking, 491.

not neither do they spin, 838.

o'er books, 348.

of dropping buckets into wells, 419.

on poor heart unceasingly, 654.

patient of, 428.

those that think govern those that, 395.

verse sweetens, 393.

waste their, for a smile, 487.

winding up days with, 92.

with servile, 571.

without recompense, 668.

Toils despair to reach, what others', 288.

Toiled

after him in vain, 366.

forgot for which he, 161.

Toiling upward in the night, 616.

Tokay, imperial, 380.

Told

her love, she never, 75.

old tale and often, 489.

Toledo trusty, blade, 211.

Tolerable and not to be endured, 52.

Toll

for the brave, 423.

or tithe, no Italian priest shall, 79.

Tolling a departing friend, 88.

Tom,

loves me best that calls me, 194.

or Jack, hails you, 423.

's a-cold, poor, 147.

Tom's food seven long year, 147.

Tomb,

awakes from the, 428.

cannot bind thee, the, 666.

cradles rock us nearer to the, 309.

darkness encompass the, 535.

kings for such a, 251.

more than royal, 168.

nature cries from the, 385.

no inscription on my, 675.

of him who would have made glad the world, 589.

of the Capulets, 412.

stood upon Achilles', 558.

threefold fourfold, 179.

Tombs, hark from the, 303.

To-morrow

and to-morrow, 125.

boast not thyself of, 829.

cheerful as to-day, 321.

defer not till, 295.

do thy worst, 273.

in to-day already walks, 504.

is falser than the former day, 276.

never leave that till, 360.

speed to-day to be put back, 29.

the darkest day live till, 423.

tints with prophetic ray, 550.

to fresh woods, 248.

we shall die, 833.

will be dying, 202.

will be the happiest time, 624.

will repay, think, 276.

To-morrows, confident, 481.

To-morrow's sun may never rise, 295.

Tone

of languid nature, 417.

spirit ditties of no, 576.

voice of sweetest, 583.

with a peremptory, 415.

Tones,

harp in divers, 631.

in its hollow, 562.

Tongs, shovel and, 583.

Tongue

an unruly member, 849.

bear welcome in your, 117.

braggart with my, 124.

brings in a several tale, every, 97.

came mended from that, 333.

can no man tame, 849.

confuted by his conscience, 222.

dropped manna, 226.

fair words never hurt the, 38.

fool cannot hold his, 737.

from evil, keep thy, 819.

give it understanding but no, 129.

give thy thoughts no, 129.

hide it under his, 817.

his mother, 419.

in every wound of Cæsar, 114.

is an unruly evil, 849.

is known in every clime, one, 605.

is the pen of a ready writer, 820.

law of kindness in her, 829.

let a fool hold his, 713.

let the candied, 137.

man that hath a, 44.

moderate the rancour of your, 681.

murder though it have no, 135.

music's golden, 575.

never eare did heare that, 23.

never repented that he held his, 735.

nor heart cannot conceive, 120.

nor speak with double, 600.

not she denied him with unholy, 676.

of dog, wool of bat and, 123.

of him that makes a jest, 56.

of midnight hath told twelve, 59.

of the mind, pen is the, 789.

outvenoms all the worms of Nile, 160.

persuasion tips his, 297.

ran on, still his, 215.

restreine and kepen wel thy, 5.

sad words of, 619.

slanderous, 344.

so varied in discourse, 511.

soul lends the, vows, 130.

sounds as a sullen bell, 88.

stopped his tuneful, 335.

such a, glad I have not, 146.

sweet morsel under his, 283.

that Shakespeare spake, 472.

the speaking, 603.

through every land by every, 302.

tip of his subduing, 163.

to curse the slave, O for a, 526.

to persuade, 255.

to wound us, no, 522.

treasure of our, 39.

truth in every shepherd's, 25.

use of my oracular, 440.

win a woman with his, 44.

windy satisfaction of the, 343.

Tongues,

airy, 243.

aspic's, for 't is of, 155.

called fools in all, 71.

conscience hath a thousand several, 97.

evil days and evil, 236.

hearts in love use their own, 51.

in trees books in the running brooks, 67.

interest speaks all sorts of, 794.

lovers', by night, 106.

nations kindreds and, 849.

of dying men, 81.

of men, speak with the, 845.

shall rehearse, 162.

silence envious, 100.

slanderous, done to death by, 54.

strife of, 819.

that syllable men's names, 243.

to allure him, thousand, 407.

whispering, 500.

Tongue-tied by authority, 162.

Too

civil by half, 440.

late I stayed, 464.

low they build, 309.

much thinking, 321.

thin, 101.

Tool of iron, nor any, 815.

Tools,

always work and, 656.

no jesting with edge, 198.

nothing but to name his, 210.

of working our salvation, 215.

sin has many, 637.

to him that can handle them, 579.

Tooth

and nail, 781.

for tooth, eye for eye, 813.

of time, 49, 311.

poison for the age's, 78.

sharper than a serpent's, 146.

Tooth-ache, endure the, 53.

Toothpicks, supply of, 597.

Top,

die at the, 294.

of judgment, 47.

of my bent, fool me to the, 139.

to toe, dressed from, 683.

whips his taxed, 462.

Tops of the eastern pines, 81.

Topics, fashionable, 402.

Topless towers of Ilium, 41.

Topples round the west, 631.

Torches,

as we do with, 46.

light my candle from their, 192.

Torments our elements, 227.

Torn

from their destined page, 456.

me and I bleed, they have, 544.

Torpedo, pen becomes a, 369.

Torrent

and whirlwind's roar, 394.

is heard, naught but the, 428.

of a downward age, 356.

of a woman's will, 313.

of his fate, 366.

roar, should like the, 324.

so the loud, 394.

Torrents, motionless, 501.

Torrent's smoothness, 516.

Torrid tracts, through, 398.

Torture,

boil in endless, 545.

hum of human cities is, 543.

of the mind, 121.

one poor word, 270.

Torturing hour, the, 226.

Toss him to my breast, 205.

Touch,

beautiful beneath his, 514.

dares not put it to the, 257.

harmonious, whose, 367.

no state matters, 398.

not taste not, 847.

of a vanished hand, 627.

of celestial temper, 234.

of joy or woe, 389.

of Liberty's war, first, 525.

of nature, one, makes the whole world kin, 102.

soiled by any outward, 253.

sprang up forever at a, 634.

that 's scarcely felt, 350.

the best, fear not to, 25.

them but rightly, 455.

us gently Time, 538.

we feel the tenderest, 274.

with chiselled, 769.

wound with a, 350.

Touches of sweet harmony, 65.

Touched

by her fair tendance, 237.

nothing that he did not adorn, 367.

spirits are not finely, 46.

the highest point, I have, 99.

Toucheth pitch, he that, 837.

Touchstone, man's true, 197.

Touchy testy pleasant fellow, 300.

Tough

is J. B., 652.

wedge for a tough log, 712.

world, rack of this, 149.

Tower,

age shakes Athena's, 541.

and tree, light on, 673.

guardian on the, 655.

intending to build a, 842.

of strength, king's name is a, 97.

of strength, that, 628.

Towers

above her sex, Marcia, 298.

along the steep, 514.

and battlements, 248.

disparting, trembling, 358.

distant spires ye antique, 381.

elephants endorsed with, 240.

of Ilium, burnt the topless, 41.

of Julius, ye, 383.

old palaces and, 565.

the cloud-capped, 43.

trembling all precipitate, 358.

ye antique, 381.

Towered

citadel, 158.

cities please us then, 249.

Towering

falcons, hopes like, 287.

in his pride of place, 120.

in the confidence of twenty-one, 376.

passion, put me into a, 145.

Town,

axis of the earth in every, 638.

callen daisies in our, 6.

gaze with all the, 677.

man made the, 417.

Towns, elephants for want of, 289.

Toys,

fantastic, 391.

of age, beads and prayer-books, 318.

of simulated stature, 621.