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FIRST LINES OF VERSE

Love bade me welcome; yet my soul drew back
Love is the blossom where there blows

Magdalen at Michael's gate

Many are the sayings of the wise
Martial, the things that do attain
Mary mother, well thou be!
Mortals that would follow me

My beloved spake and said unto me
My blood so red

My little son, who look'd from thoughtful eyes
My soul, there is a country

My true love hath my heart, and I have his

Never weather-beaten sail more willing bent to shore
No coward soul is mine

No thyng ys to man so dere

Nous n'irons plus aux bois

Now you will not swell the rout

O ancient streams, O far-descended woods

O gather me the rose, the rose

O Lady! we receive but what we give .

O lyric love, half angel and half bird

O Mary, at thy window be

O mortal folk, you may behold and see

O that we now had here

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On the beach, at night

Out of the night that covers me

Praise is devotion fit for mighty minds

Praise ye the Lord

Say not, the struggle naught availeth

See the Chariot at hand here of Love

Sense with keenest edge unusèd

Set me as a seal upon thine heart, as a seal upon thine arm

Simon the high priest, the son of Onias

Since I noo mwore do zee your feäce

Sleep, sleep, beauty bright

Strew on her roses, roses

Sweet day, so cool, so calm, so bright!

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FIRST LINES OF VERSE

Tary no longer; toward thyn heritage
The beauty of heaven, the glory of the stars
The earth may open, and the sea o'erwhelm
The chief use then in man of that he knows
The cold grey hills they bind me around
The days are sad, it is the Holy tide
The fierce exulting worlds, the motes in rays
The goodly gate swung oft with many gods.
The man of life upright

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The moth's kiss, first! .

The night is come, like to the day

The seas are quiet when the winds give o'er
The wine of Love is music

There's heaven above, and night by night

These beauteous forms

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Thy restless feet now cannot go

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They are all gone into the world of light

They told me, Heraclitus, they told me you were dead
This day dame Nature seem'd in love
This ring, so worn as you behold

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Thy soul within such silent pomp did keep
To one full sound and quietly

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To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow

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AUTHORS' NAMES

ANONYMOUS: Hey nonny no! 53; 68; Quia Amore Langueo, 71; 260; The New Jerusalem, 298.

ARISTOTLE: 212.

ARNOLD, MATTHEW: 160; Requiescat, 285; Cadmus and Harmonia, 305.

BACON, FRANCIS: 96; Of Gardens, 122; The Signs of Good

ness, 257.

BARBOUR, JOHN: Freedom, 205.

BARNES, WILLIAM: The Wife a-lost, 291.

BEDDOES, THOMAS: 20.

BEECHING, H. C.: Prayers, 46.

BINYON, LAURENCE: Invocation to Youth, 45.

BLAKE, WILLIAM: The Nurse's Song, 36; Cradle Song, 114. BOSWELL, JAMES: The Wine of Life, 119.

BRIDGES, ROBERT: Founder's Day. A Secular Ode on the Ninth Jubilee of Eton College, 47; Pater Filio, 51.

BRONTË, EMILY: Last Lines, 322.

BROWN, T. E.: When Love meets Love, 113; 118.

BROWNE, SIR THOMAS: Sleep, 131; 190; 282; 320.

BROWNING, ROBERT: From Saul,' 45; The Invocation, 85;

In a Gondola, 91; Johannes Agricola in Meditation, 170;
Instans Tyrannus, 207; Rabbi Ben Ezra, 307.

BUNYAN, JOHN: 20; 212; The Valley of Humiliation, 225;
Valiant-for-Truth crosses the River, 325.

BURKE, EDMUND: Citizenship, 213.

BURNS, ROBERT: Mary Morison, 89.

B., R.: Dominus Illuminatio Mea, 324.

CAMPION, THOMAS : Integer Vitae, 191; The Gentle Man, 255; O Come Quickly, 329.

CANTON, WILLIAM: Morning School, 36.

CERVANTES, MIGUEL: Don Quixote gives Counsel to Sancho Panza, 214.

AUTHORS' NAMES

CHAUCER, GEOFFREY: 20; The Remedy against Ire, 209.

CLOUGH, ARTHUR HUGH: Cheer, 186.

COLERIDGE, SAMUEL TAYLOR: 84; Joy, 144.

CONFUCIUS: 230.

CORY, WILLIAM: Heraclitus, 286.

CRABBE, GEORGE : 96.

CRASHAW, RICHARD: Christ Crucified, 76.

CUTHBERT: The Death of Bede, 265.

DANIEL, SAMUEL: Ulysses and the Siren, 176; To the Lady Margaret, Countess of Cumberland, 192.

DANTE: 84; 160.

DAUDET, ALPHONSE: The Stars, 161.

DAVENANT, SIR W.: Prayer and Praise, 246.
DAVIES, SIR JOHN: A Compendium, 138.
DEKKER, THOMAS: Sweet Content, 222.

DOBELL: 84.

DONNE, JOHN: The Ecstasy, 92; Death, 322.

EARLE, JOHN: A Child, 24.

ECCLESIASTICUS: 96; 174; 230; The Praise of Wisdom, 231; 260; The Good Priest, 264.

EMERSON, RALPH WALDO: Fore-runners, 65; The Universal in Man, 136; Wood-notes, 143; Trust Thyself, 186; SelfReliance, 218.

EPICTETUS: 118; If Children, then Heirs, 135; 212; 220; Sursum Corda, 246.

ESDRAS: The Answer, 238.

FENELON: To the Comtesse de Gramont, 129; 242; Discipline in Prayer, 244; How Charity' Begins at Home,' 252; 282.

FIELDING, HENRY: 260.

FLETCHER, GILES: Wooing Song, 86.

FROISSART: The Death of the Bruce, 261.

FROUDE, JAMES ANTHONY: Positive and Negative Virtue, 179;

230.

FULLER, THOMAS: The Good Sea Captain, 273.

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER: 230.

GREENWELL, DORA: The Man with Three Friends, 76.
GREVILLE, FULKE, LORD BROOKE : Man's Service, 255.

HABAKKUK: 302.

HADRIAN: The Emperor Hadrian to his Soul, 320.

AUTHORS' NAMES

HARDY, THOMAS: Midnight on St. Thomas's Eve, 165.
HAWES, STEPHEN: True Knighthood, 175; 320.

HEINE: 134.

HENLEY, WILLIAM ERNEST: Collige Rosas, 55; Invictus, 185.

HERBERT, GEORGE: Love, 81; 128; Virtue, 202.

HERODOTUS: The Story of Cleobis and Biton, 60.

HERRICK, ROBERT: To His Saviour, a Child: a Present by a Child, 40; A Child's Grace, 41; To Anthea, who may command him Anything, 88.

HOGG, JAMES: A Boy's Song, 23.

HOMER: 96.

HOUSMAN, A. E.: 58.

HUNT, LEIGH: Abou Ben Adhem, 253.

IBSEN, HENRICK: 174.

ISAIAH: 260.

JOB, THE BOOK OF: Quis est iste, 233,

JOHNSON, SAMUEL: 96; 174; On the Death of Mr. Robert Levet, a Practiser in Physic, 274.

JONSON, BEN: To Sir Lucius Carey: of his friend Sir H. Morison, 63; The Triumph, 93; 282.

KEN, BISHOP: 128.

KING, HENRY: Exequy on his Wife, 287.

KINGSLEY, HENRY: Magdalen, 254.

LAMB, CHARLES: The Old Margate Hoy, 62; The Old Familiar Faces, 286.

LANDOR, WALTER SAVAGE: Rose Aylmer, 284; 302.

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM: 217.

LOCKHART, JOHN GIBSON: Beyond, 292.

LYDGATE, JOHN: The Invitation, 75.

MACAULAY, LORD: Clive before Plassey, 183.

MAETERLINCK, MAURICE: The Predestined, 61; The Invisible

Goodness, 257.

MALORY, SIR THOMAS: The Good Knight, 266.

MANNYNG OF BRUNNE, ROBERT: Praise of Women, 97.

MARCUS AURELIUS ANTONINUS: 134; 142; 204; Refreshment,

218; 242; 302; Death, 321.

MARVELL, ANDREW: Thoughts in a Garden, 123.

MEREDITH, GEORGE: 44; Melampus, 146; Prayer, 243.

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