t-m. shall be yesterday.. .....601 k to-morrow's life is too late.721 7 to-morrow speak what.....107 t-m.'s sun to thee may. ..605 h to-morrow the dreams and. 605 7 t-m. the mysterious§......525 b t-m. we will open, I replied 605 ƒ t-m., what delight is in.....605 n t-m. will be as distant then.605 € to-morrow will be better...713 c to-morrow will be dying....241 n to-morrow will give............. ..705 e t-m. yet would reap to-day+605 t-m. you will live, you......605 k what will happen t-m... ..714 a where is to-morrow. ..605 T yesterday t-m. nam'd......601 k To-morrows-confident t-m.¶..112m Tone-affected by a change of 548 p a tone of some world. ...557 u down upon that pool of t...405 p I can hear a deeper tone....618 j its t. could reach the rich..484 r the tone of languid Nature. 410 o tone in which we discuss it.587m Tones-in its hollow t. are.....493 d perfect joys, tender tones.. 41 h singing in soothing tones... 70 w smiles and tones more dear 381 y stole from the varying t.§..430 g t. that touch and search§... 40 d whose tones are sweet and§ 380 k Tongs-sure the shovel and t..375 r Tongue-and the dawning, t...300 j a maiden hath no t. but*...597 7 and kepe wel thy tonge.. 632 a and the tongue of strife....538 a apter than thy tongue. ..210 d as if a living tongue spake§ 66 r a tongue to persuade. 78 1 attend thy tongue.... .271 y a woman's tongue .........655 8 barr'd the aidence of the t.*606 i bears not a humble tongue*494 z before the t. hath spoke....182 a be not thy tongue thy own*462 blisters on the t. would.....457 b breeze can find a tongue...394 b child to hold his tongue.... 89 j close to the speaking t......104 f denied him with unholy t...654 r discomfort guides my t.*...149 n drop e'er wets their tongue538 b dwells on every tongue....409 j eare did heare that t........ 83 h ere music's golden tongue .405 every pinion a biting t......740 r every shepherd's tongue...361 t every tongue brings in a*..106m every t. that speaks but*...171 t faster than his tongue*.....193m feet slip than the tongue...496 from his sweet tongue§.....450 g glum I hold my tongue.....113 h godlike t. to move a stony..567 q he rolls it under his tongue499 e her t. one moment's rest...589 t his prating t. had changed. 54 q his t. is now a stringless*...557 his t. sounds ever after as*.415 b if with his t. he cannot win*663 n in a neat's tongue dried*. . .554 y in the slanderous tongue*.. 71 p in a tongue no man could+.275 u iron t. of midnight hath*...384 z I speak without a tongue..169 n kindred's fit and cognate t..574 8 letter gives me a tongue...753 1 let the candied tongue* . 215 9 Lord of the golden tongue.. 85 o love's t. proves dainty*. .364 d man that hath a tongue...215 n many a man's t. shakes*...606 € mended from that tongue‡.451 d mountain 'tween my heart*108 r murder, though it have no*423 ƒ music of his own vain t.*...407 n my tongue and soul in this*312 8 my t.'s use is to me no*.... 606 ƒ my t., though not my*.. .606 g my tongue within my lips..113m nor ear can hear nor t......105 g no tongue to wound us.....293 n no tongue will speak*......403 r of a woman's tongue*.....119 s of so perplex'd a tongue...437 n or tongue express. .313 j our t. is known in every 468 8 pen is the t. of the mind....780 i persuasion tips his tongue.472 r pray together, in whatever.489 r put your t. in your purse..503 repairs a slanderous t.‡....558 7 restreyne and kepen wel...606 b school'd in a strange t.....455 f skillful alike with tongue§.451 a speak the tongue¶. ..259 j speak with double tongue. .1467 still his t. ran on, the less...588 t sufferings which have no t..582 t take a serpent by the t.*...558 x tell me of a woman's t.*....659 e that he had held his tongue.554 r that man that hath a t.*....663 n that my t. were in the*. ..465 z that t. that more hath*.... 68 b the angel tongue. .216 c thinks his tongue speaks*..556 y though his t. dropped**....312 k tip of his subduing tongue* 606 h to give it then a tongue....604 e tongue dropt manna**. .517 d t. had broken its chains. .606 d t. in every star that talks...384 r tongue is the clapper*. ..556 y tongue is the vile slave's....743 p t. like Delia's o'er her cup..606 7 tongue must be confuted...305 c t. of him that makes it*....328 r tongue of his fore-plane....431 j tongue of leaping flame....579 u tongue outvenoms all the*.559 b tongue soe'er speaks false* 199 u tongue to curse the slave..608 j t. victorious as her eyes‡...361 q t. within my lips I rein. ..589 c trippingly on the tongue*..423 k understanding, but no t.*..547 ƒ vibrant on every iron t.§...430 g wagging of your t. to win*.606 | what words of t. or seraph* 123 a windy satisfaction of the t.1606 c with a faltering tongue..... 58 h with his tongue he cannot*.215 n with mine own t. deny*.. 1 c words of tongue or pen....519 j Tongueless-a t. mouth*. ...184 d deed dying t. slaughters*...147 h Tongue-running-thou female 589 w Tongues-all t. speak of him*.486 v an host of tongues*. ...415 a by slanderous tongues*. ..558 r by their t., the latter by....742 8 envious t. will sparet.......645 j finds tongues in trees*.....350f from innumerable t.**...... 109 k hands and not our tongues* 589 q here are met all tongues... 15 a lovers' tongues by night*. .363 n name blisters our tongues*.626 k sale of chapmen's tongues* 36 q small griefs find tongues...572 v ten thousand tongues...... 92m ten well-developed tongues. 258 o there are t. are hands*. 76 d their own tongues*.. ..265 g the tongues of soothers*...215 i thousand several tongues*.106m thousand t. t'allure him...464 u t. I'll hang on every tree*..606 tongues of dying men*.....340 b t. of mocking wenches* ....537 x t. that syllable men's**. ..575 d t. unto the silent dead§.. 66 r to silence envious tongues* 471 g use their own tongues*. .363 d voiceless to scholars' t. no..549 z walls have t., and hedges...50%ƒƒ whispering t. can poison... 17 g women have t. of craft.....796m Tongue-tied-t-t. simplicity*..264 € To-night-child again, just for 599 b curfew must not ring t-n...417 u else shall hap to-night*. .....547 f end were of "to-night". ..606 a must find it out to-night*...572 e never till t-n., never till*...578 d watch t-n. pray to-morrow*.384 i Tool-and scourge the tool...489 o a tool of him ne'er make...651 i Tools-and t. to work withal++.667 b are the t. without, which...431 e been the devil's tools ..656 p coiner with his t. made*....145 j great use out of evil tools..187 ? no jesting with edge tools.500dd no jesting with edge tools..505ee sin has many tools.........199 € tools of sharp or subtle....251 b t. of working out salvation.587 c t. to him that can handle... 2 h Tooth-Adonis hath a sweete t.499jj against the tooth of time*..602 j a tooth drawer was a kind.432 n by treason's tooth* .....608 0 old trot with ne'er a t.*.....890 g records that defy the t. of..604 sharp-edged t. and claw.... 17 k sharper than a serpent's t. *319 s thy tooth is not so keen*...319 q with tooth and nail....... .....509 p Toothache-endure the t.*....432 o sigh for the toothache*....432 p sleeps feels not the t.*. ..562 k Toothless-his saws are t.....431 g Toothpicks-supply of t.......251& Top-above the streamful top.213 g hist. was bald, and wasted.616 h instant by the forward top* 602 7 I shall die at the top........148 mother's from the t. to toe*. 90 p once attain'd unto the top..581 r on her ungrateful top*.....319 p round at the top he has.....403 spiky t. has wounded the..396 the t. of heaven doth hold**576m Tops-fires the proud t. of the*584 t more but as the t. of trees*.610 e to think their slender tops..613 k Toper-the sopped sun-t. as...584 n Topic-'tis a rich topic... ..269m Topics-authors! suit your t. 1.427 j fashionable topics such as..113 o Torch-his t. of purple fire....393 k quenched my torch's ray...160 the torch of the mind is....800 Torch-dance-in the t-d........323 g Torches candles from their..352 e kindle but a torch's fire§...622 k knots did his torches shine. 617 A teach the t. to burn bright* 37 a Tories-save the monarchy of‡ 47 h Torment-hopes deceive nor..111 b live when to live is torment*350 k spar'd one t. when we fell..656 p t. your disgraceful life.....693 d Tormenting-it is t. to fear....698 p she sits t. every guest......589 t Tormentor-let his t.**. ..105 8 Torments-our t. also may**..512 g torments dwell about thee.354 v t. lie in the small circle.....375 a Torn-t. out half the leaves§..600 w torn, trampled under feet..435 o Torpedo-than it becomes a t. 113 Torrent-hark what a t. gush!.58 t nought but the t. is heard..410 b on his heart the t. softness.367 b sharp air a flaky t. flies....564 v so the loud torrent and the.118 d stemm'd the torrent of a...120 c SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ¶; BYRON |; TENNYSON+; LOWELL ††; POPE‡; LONGFELLOW §. stem the t. of a woman's...656 h the torrent of his fate.....206 o very t., tempest, and, as I* 423 k Torrents-like t. gush the.....541m t. stain thy limpid source..531 b Torrid-zone-thou animated ..321 p Tortoise-in his needy shop a* 441 e Torture-a t. to my mind .460 0 but torture without end**.299 € deform and torture man...633 w hum of human cities t.....587 n in torture's inventionstt...402m torture his invention.......215 8 torture one poor word ten .664m torture souls feel in hell...299 v Tortured-I do and I am t.....711 o Torturer-t. of the brave .....523 c Tortures-and fancy'd t. 287 r and tears and tortures].....560 r make their t. grievous.....512 a that which tortures nor....174 t t. of that inward hell] .105 Torturing-anguish of a t.*...423 h t. hour calls to us penance**523 j Toss-good enough to toss*...640 e matrons, who toss the cup.589 v fear not to touch the best..572 a .130 f .335 d ..506 x 225 ..246 n touch makes Memnon sing.564 i touch me with thy golden..459 8 touch of a vanish'd handt..148 touch of holy bread*. t. pitch will be defiled*. touch the Happy Islest.....268 k touch the heart, be thine‡..325 d touch the hearts of men§...557 f touch them but lightly.....407 d t. the utmost thread of it...324 touch us gently, Time. ..600 b touch you as you pass turns at the touch of joy or548 q vision and uncertain touch. 28 i we feel the tenderest touch.587 8 Touched-he t. his harp, and..406 r he touched nothing that he183 € is touch'd within us........405 b spirits are not finely t.*...575 f Time has t.me gently in his600 ƒ to be touch'd by the thorns548 r touched with soft .223 ƒ Touches-adorns all that he t.757 n heavenly t. ne'er touch'd*..193 r light the t. are that kiss....406 lives in these touches*. ..447 d pollutes whate'er it t .....485 y sin t. not a man so near.....556 s touches the ground.. Touching-t. of the lipst.. be steadfast as a tower.. .767 n t. above the common size..115m flourishing peopled towns*. 290 u Tradition-and some tradition 517 a 607 8 608 k traitors do contrive*. ...207 ƒ vows are women's traitors*377 g Tramp-the t., the shout, the.6387 Tramped-t. through wind.... 20 g Trampled-Torn, t. under feet435 o Tramples-t. o'er mankind‡..320 ƒ Trampling-he is t. out the...527 v Trance-no mighty trance,or**493 f roll in t. or slumber, round 160 k was in wondrous trance....454 o Tranced-not a senseless t..... 51 h Trances-heard only in the t..110 h Tranquil-path to a t. life... .750 f Tranquillity-heaven was all t.551 w lie in soft tranquillity.. 29 n life consists in tranquillity.742 b sleeping in bright t... 71 g Transcends-t. thy might.....485 j Transfigures-t. you and me..258 Transform-love may t. me*..363 o t. men into monsters.. .379 b t. ourselves into beasts*. .326m Transform'd-t. to orient*....592 d Transforming-miracle of. ...547 b Transfusion-a t. takes place .455 h Transgress-others t. we.... .741 t temptation to transgress**.119 g Transgresses-virtue that t.* .633 t Transgression-who after his 523 i Transgressions-down by our. 55 n Transient-early bright t. ..142 k Transition-seems so is t.§....135 r Translated-t. to a vase... ..234 k Translation-Bible of the new 518 v French t. and Italian song +422 o Translations-in wrong t......514 i Transmission-securities for.. 15 h Transmitter-no tenth t. of a .320 e Transport-heart can ne'er a t.569 7 tinged in transport's dye...381 t Transported-t. with the view382 d Trappings-t. and the suits*...288 e trappings of a monarchy...282 h Traps-arrows, some with t.*.364 p Trash-compound their ......512 r steals my purse steals t.*..595 r the vile trash to try.... .512 q pursue their mighty track.575w rests never on the t. until...332 d the bright t.of his fiery car*625m track the steps of glory*.. .272 0 Tracts-tracts nor prints of...146 g Trade-accidental, but a trade*556m all the trade of war, no feat635 u at his trade more clever....453m a t. sir, that I hope, I may*.453 p bad is the t.that must play*442 k but two hours at the trade*455 b each one to his own trade..797 e free t. is not a principle....282 d his time to every trade. 124f is not our trade.. ..279p lucrative trade of the oven.182 7 merchants venture trade*..322 b of unconscionable trade....432 n partner in the trade........264 penny in the way of trade..144 e plantation of trade..... .521 c the trade of the gentle craft453 d t. hardly deems the busy...436m trade it may help, society‡..390 b t.'s proud empire hastes....442 e two of a t. can ne'er agree..442 a us that trade in love*. .407 g what trade are you*. .453 o truth is t. It will not break622 h what trade art thou*.......431 i Toupee-where the frizzed t..128 g Trades-ugliest of t.have their421 7 Tower-above the ruined t....250 e Tradesman-a tradesman thou251 k Travail-had my labour for*..339m ...128 ..336 3 touching will wear gold*...434 q Touch-stone-man's true t-s...387 x Touchy-t., testy, pleasant...259 k Tough-he's t. ma'am-tough. 78w SHAKESPEARE * MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ; BYRON; TENNYSON ; LOWELL ++; POPE; LONGFELLOW §. Travel-cannot rest from t.t..351 7 could na travel that day...537 a that t. by land or by water.607 o thought the travell long.... 83 h to school, and not to travel.606 o travel far spares his steed..757 a travel for it too*...........252 o t. from Dan to Beersheba..607 n t., in the younger sort, is..606 o Travelled-I t. madly in these.607 p travell'd gallants, that fill*6077 t. in the realms of gold....607 d travelled like steam, ..267 a t. men from foreign landst.446 d travel'd life's dull round...433 k t. mind is the Catholic mind606m with the Tweed had t.....529 q Traveller-a wise t. never.....792 o curious t. from Lima.......268 n fair t.'s come to the west...586 e farewell, Monsieur T.*. .....607 h from the traveller's eye....249 e misled and lonely t.**. .416 n no traveller returns**. .268 h sinewy vigour of the t.*....667 k spurs the lated t. apace*...625 n sure t. though he alights... 4 p the sled and t. stopped. .564 w the traveller's journey§. .225 h tobacco is a traveler.. 456 j t. at Sparta, standing long. 2 i t. betwixt life and death..661 d t. from New Zealand...... 95 r traveller let your step ..184 a traveller's journey is done.245 n traveller wanders over the. 267 j traveler without money....733m wafted the traveler to the..100 h what the traveller sees..... 98 h Travellers-t. must be*... ..607 m two t. found an oyster‡....438 b two travellers, Roger and I 20 g Travelleth-t. into a country..606 o Travelling-farmer t. with his368 i in travelling I shape... .606 t so it is in t.: A man... .607 a t. is no fool's errand to him606 n use of t. is to regulate......607 c Travels-contemplation of...607 k he travels safest in the dark606 8 in his travels for variety]..621 j now travels that dark path.689 portance in my t.' history*.607 j still travels on its way*.. ..380 r through all your travels....606 time t.in divers paces with*603 g travels in a strait so*......306 q t. to some distant shrine...792 n who travels lightest... ....606 s Treacherous-t. in calm, and.603 Treachery-be hammering t.*.156 v fear their subject's t.*. .614 f lap wynge full of trecherye 48 h the all of treachery.........530 n the treachery of the Greeks683m treachery! seek it out*.. .631 236 a 227 N t., though at first very......747 b wicked are full of treachery691 f Treacle-fly that sips t. is lost323 d Tread-and so to tread.. .254 b beetle that we tread upon*.138 r either way you tread....... ever so airy a treadt...... .366 q kind friend to tread upon..324 i lightly, lightly tread....... .561 i thou can'st not tread.. tread each other's heel.. .388 t with a heavy treads. .254 d with silent tread... Treading-t. would not bend..254 c Treads-cloudless starlight...576 o that only t. on flowers..... 603 p treads on it so light*.. .254 f which he treads on at noon*582 h Treason-be t., make the most 188 p by t.'s tooth bare-gnawn*..608 o do feel the treason sharply*608 t 206 a executest the traitor's t.*...461 n he [Cæsar] loved the t... ..608 k is downright treason ...124 k kings may love treason.....607 8 mistrust and treason*. 112 e pauses on the paths of t....608 e prosper, none dare call it t.608 d simple show he harbours t. *608 p t. and murder ever kept*..608 v t. can but peep to what it. *535 f treason doth never prosper608 d treason has done his worst*138 k t.is but trusted like the fox*608 w t. is not own'd when 'tis....607 treason like a deadly blight608 j t.'s true bed and yielder*...608 q t. to his prince's person....608 c while the treason I detest..608 f Treasons-is far the worst of t. 1626 d is fit for t., stratagems*....407 8 Treasure-carries a t. safe in..776 j find no treasure there......242 7 get wealth and t. heap**.. ... 13 l love, uncertain treasure....354 v merchant, to secure his t..442 h no treasure the which.. .262 a not rob me of a treasure....379 g old, long life and treasure..604 p purest t. mortal times*....524 8 rich the treasure, sweet....475 j she is your t., she must*....377 1 thorn the t. and dragon....101 x what trusty treasure in....260 t who sums the treasure that435 o Treasured-t. in my inmost... 7 y Treasures-Apollo's Pythiant.347 y better than all t. that in.... 49 n clouds consign their t......515 f in heaven's best treasures..642 h richest treasures, objects of 65 j t. from an earthen pot.....450 0 t. here do Mammon's sons..369m treasures of silver and gold217 d treasures that remain......264 treasures to restless action 369 | unnumbered t. shine... .381 a with golden treasures load.321 r worth of the treasures......452 f Treasury-are not in thy t....489 p memory is the treasury. .725 k t. of everlasting joy*. ..298 8 Treat-let's t. it kindly, that..604 v oh herbaceous treat. 168 t t. a poor wretch with a.... 22 n treat their father's friend..254 t t. them greatly, and they.. 620 b vain therefore to treat them184 n Treble-towards childish t.*... 11 j Tree-about the mother t.**...613 i amid them stood the t.**...609 an aged t. on the greene....616 h are of the tree I planted...526 v as a blossoming tree........584 q a sheltering tree....... .263 v at length becomes a tree..804dd a tree all out of reach......575 t aye sticking in a tree... .289 P beneath that glorious tree..235 e beneath the greenwood t.+.116 c beneath the hollow tree....323 p by the Tree of Life**. ...221 j climb the tree his lord to...126 v corruption is a tree whose..114 p dark t. still sad, when....613 c down from the tree with... 87 l each t. laden with fairest**424 ƒ every tree is in bloom......729 b first garden of liberty's t...468 f form in each old tree... ...530 g from a tyrant to a tree....650 give me again my hollow t.1167 p green alone life's golden t..776 growing like a tree.. 289 hath robb'd the whole t...512m he that climbs the tall t....582 d highest on the tree... ..266 1 high on the hollow tree... 55 a 52 k 143 a 522 r ..139 u hollow t., in the old gray... 52m in the old tree hollow.. I shall be like that tree. it is the poison tree... Jove's spreading tree*. like a lovely tree she grew].114 f like to an almond tree......611 k March. Its tree juniper....391 a milk-bloom on the treet....611 ƒ nods the rugged tree untol. 69 k no other merriment, dull...618 p no shady cypress tree......138 c no t. in all the grove but...609 e on every blooming tree....539 n plant we in this apple t.....611 7 pledges of a fruitful t.......218 a proud tree low bendeth its 616 e roamer is she o'er wall and.648 q run Orlando; carve on*....659 p shelter of an aged tree. ..303 i sit on the dead tree a dull.. 50 e spare the beechen tree.....612 f spare that tree..... 609 the apple t. fall each day...611 n the t. of liberty grows only. 776 a this solitary tree¶ .619 b thou prunest a rotten tree*.610 b to cool the thirsty tree.....641 j tongues I'll hang on every*606 j too happy, happy tree .613 7 tree in which the sap is....313 e tree is living yet.. tree might break. 218 € .263 1 t. of deepest root is found..351 p t. of diabolical knowledge..345 e tree of prohibition**. ..257 8 trunk of life's strange t....325 0 twig is bent the tree's.....170 s under a fresh tree's shade 112 € under the greenwood tree*.610 d well-tended fruit tree... 65 d which the almond tree....611 whittle the Eden tree.. 287 wide waste there still is a}..587 o Trees-all the summer t. are..614m amidst the mouldering t...479 j and many-nested trees§....6€ q and trees to speak*.. ...661 p are shaded with trees......412 n beneath the trees¶. 2268 blossoms in the trees. ....411 e blossom of the almond t..........611 A brotherhood of venerable t¶610 r climbing trees in the*. .364 d clothed the trees with ice...390 o diligent farmer plants trees 719 p fields and t. are not willing.3718 finds tongues in trees*.....350 ƒ fruit of lofty trees.. .....700 full-blossomed treestt......821 full-blossomed t. filleds. ..165 g happy trees love each his..722 r hear the wind among the§..647 o hide in cooling trees. 323 0 highest and most lofty t....609 o infant blossoms on the t....539 p in heav'n the trees of life**.28 ́i just hid with trees, and....470 t just stirr'd the trees.......542 8 leaves on t. the race of.....371 € more but as the tops of t.*..610 € my t. were full of songs and 54 h noise of ancient t. falling...609 g of genealogical trees..... 15 p place is all awave with t. ..609 a plant more trees..... rich with blossom'd trees]..592 a rivers did the trees excel...613 € roots of pendent trees..... 18 rugged trees are mingling..232 a sang of trees uptorn and..648 f their tall ancestral trees....303 8 the moss'd cottage trees....544 c the patriarch of the trees...616 b these green trees shall fall.183 b the trees began to whispert.391 k trees cut in statues..... ....269 w 241 SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ¶; BYRON; TENNYSON+; LOWELL; POPE; LONGFELLOW §. t. do not grow into the sky.785 trees rising to the skies....183 b t. that, like the poplar, lift.618 b trees their medicinal gum*.591 z t. the most lovingly shelter 618 b trees, though summer*....300 u t. upon 't. that nod unto*...587 i t. were gazing up into the..610 g winking at the blushing t...543 p with his lute made trees*...407 o ye trees that fade, when...544 k Tree-toad-boding cry of the.. 59 i Tree-tops-all the t-t. lay. ..610 f Tree-trunks-the t-t. rifted....391 i Trellis-perched on the trellis. 59 Trellises-the t., and swings..643 Tremble-angels t. while they.415 o aspen-trees till they t. all..612 e nerves shall never tremble*.130 j never rest, but tremble on..612 c spiry cones that t. on the...612 d tender locks do t. every one.611 k thou mockest? Tremble....785 g t. and start at wagging*....423 d t. at the slow, silent power.792 e t. lest a saying learntt......592 o t., thou wretch, that has*..124 b t. to be happy with the§....525 d tremble when I wake.. ..559 € tremble, ye tyrants for ye..798 we bleed, we tremble... .253 k we t. at an empty terror...767 f Trembled-harebell t. on its...230 ƒ ne'er trembled before......616 e trembled at the angry. ..249 P .230 h t., but dimpled not for joy.542 8 t. with fear at your frown..379 8 Tremblers-t. learn'd to trace. 194 Trembles-but turning, t. too..548 q ground beneath them t.....128 j Satan t. when he sees......487 8 trembles in the breast.....488 q Trembling-and held it t. there577 i aspen leaves t. so wildly....612 b pale, t., tir'd, the sailors‡..577 r so lightly trembling.. trembling and sparkling on. 154 ƒ t. limbs have brought him..473 w t. seized its every leaf......612 c Trespass-it did bass my t.*...598 n Tress-spin a tress for Viola..292 d Tresses-and tresses fell free..129 k and with her tresses play..674 o bind up those tresses*. .291 fragrant t. are not stirr'dt..563 lure within her lovely t.....318 t shook their rich tresses... 231 j still sleeps in their tresses.. 89 g tresses man's imperial race 291 7 tresses shall be laid in dust+291 m tresses that fair head cant.291m tresses, that wear.. ..291 b what wavy t., what sweet.. 87 j Trial-child of t., mortality...619 happy t. prove most glory**632 marks the passing of the t..619 one bloody t. of sharp war*.471 h scorn him further trial*....438m square my trial to my**...641 u trial confesses his guilt....710 u young are just on trial.....262 r | Trials-t. teach us what we....619m Tribe-badge of all our tribe*.467 w daring t. compound their...512 r his t. were God almighty's..370w may his tribe increase. ..634 f Tribes-formed of two mighty 68 8 handful to the tribes.......132 r our supple tribes repress....70 r Tribunal thy dread t.** ....331 e Tributaries-t. from every....516 d Tribute-all nature under t....428 i craves no other t. at thy*..377 p fabled golden t. bent tol....532 7 must bring its t., great§....551 v not one cent for tribute....469 h owes tribute to the devil...762 r thee their tribute bring....245 f the passing t. of a sigh.....553 c vain tribute of a smile.....215 g Trice-in a t., or suddaine is...349 v solve 'em in a trice. 2 b Trick-Machiavel had ne'er a..152 t proved an intellectual trick.548 x skilled in every trick... .691 c that other fine t. which our 18 € trick of singularity*.. 84 j let his foes triumph in his..385 o or triumph o'er the law‡...437 v pursue the t. and partake‡.100 g Talbot t. for a while*...... 53 0 triumph and leave not.....243 n triumph from the north...637 n triumph in this legacy. .... 24 b t. seemed to please him....426 o view thy triumph; look... 256 a we t. without glory when..759 p wild trick of his ancestors*.608 w what t., hark what pain.... 50 Trickle-bids it t. from its.....510 o who in triumph advances..443 q Tricks-all his t. founder.....441 i Triumphant-on t. wing......307 g no t. in plain and simple*... 73 g over them t. death**. ..136 7 play all my tricks in hell...298 y Triumphed-eternity hath t..302 i play her larcenous tricks...654 u Triumphing-suffering or t...766 8 plays such fantastic tricks*491 g Triumphs-finally justice t.§.332m tricks he hath had in*. .271 u inglorious t. and dishonest1638 j t. his beams, and with new**576 k triumphs in the past.......466 8 tricks that are vain.........144 Triumph'st-t. o'er the wise..365 w twenty popish tricks and*..106 Trivet-right as a trivet.......503 v Trident-the t. of Neptune is.784 e Trivial-contests rise from t.1527 e Tried-believe it not I've t.... 3 h wipe away all trivial fond*.381 o believe one who has tried it.696 j Trod-dutifully t. until now..453 h blame that has been tried..594 a going as if he t. upon eggs.498 n by whom the new are tried‡212 n Trodden-more it is trodden*.224 a consent bin only tride......594 b man that has not tried.....252 i she for a little tri'd... ..184 whose heart hath tried....189 Tries-adversity tries them....503 q Trifle-a dream, a t. breakst..619 u at. makes a dream, a triflet.619 u trifle with more grace‡.....252 a trifle not at thirty-five.....657 c think nought a t. though...619 v t. for a worm to part with..469 f trifle scorn to take offence‡.619 q Trifles-although such trifles. 88 w collecting toys and trifles**.516 n great efforts obtain great t.747 h honest trifles to betray us*.145 g labor bestowed on trifles...720 a melodious trifles... ...732 p of unconsidered trifles*....619r seeks painted trifles and....619 n t. I alike pursue, because... 22 thou magnifier of trifles....774 b trifles, light as air*. .328 h t. like these all the time....747 ƒ t. make the sum of human.548 u trifles will lead to serious..747 d we sit too long on trifles *..619 8 win us with honest trifles*.623 g Trifling-t. character who....747 c Trill-know it by the trill.....323 p pierce with thy t. the dark. 51 o Trills-thousand trills and....572 p t. from the throstle's wild..546m t. her thick-warbled notes**616 i Trim-in gallant t. the gilded.672 j Trimmed-easily t. off when..114 n ..402 g trimm'd like a younker*...400 z Trimmer-their poet, a sad t.].483 d Trinket-earth a t. at my.....669 o Trip-come and t. it as ye** .128 n he trip and fall†. like a fairy, t. upon the*...462 k pleasure t. up to the pole..542 1 who t. in this frolicsome....114 o Tripe-fat t, finely broil'd* ...168 e Tripping-always caught t....127 Trippingly-t. on the tongue*.423 k Trissotin-and half Trissotin.. 81 q Triton-or hear old T. blow.. 92 e this Triton of the minnows* 29 u Triumph-amplest t. gained... 27 p banner in t. shall wave.....214 i be pedestaled in t. ..593 o but the t. of principles.....470 h crowning triumph's nigh!.. 33 n distant strains of triumph .630 y hail to the Chief who in t..631 g in ourselves, are t. and §.... 81 c in sweeping triumph... in their t. die, like fire*. 20 0 147 v I t. in death, as in life......805 b trodden on by rain and........... 230 b t. to the ground diffuse.... 6 q Trojans-we have been T......696 n Troop-farewell the plumed*.204 t foreign t., was landed in my469 i the sombre human troop...656 v Trooper-t. band surprised...228 d Trope-out there flew a trope.461 v Tropes-he ranged his tropes.514 j told in moving tropes.....662 e Trophies-to hang t. ontt.....664 w Trophy-t. of thy paler form.233m Trot-old t. with ne'er a tooth*390 g Troth-for paradise break *...365 g not break my troth*. ......419 r time tries the t. in every ...603 w troth kiss on my lips. ..334 a we plighted our troth.. ...358 w Troubadour-gayly the t......404 Trouble-all this toil and t...580) defence against trouble...650 o did not t. him when he saw 731 q doubtful safety to those in.676 g full of t. and full of care§..304 c is toil and trouble .636 n our days begin with t. here 349 such trouble brought**..... 1 h the trouble is small. .792 8 trouble enough of its own .669 r t. himself with any such* ..138 1 t. rides behind and gallops.792 r t. you worse than ever.....640 i unapt to toil and trouble*..660 c world is trouble and care..347 j Troubled-oil on t. waters....502ee t. with thick-coming".. .441 d Troubles-against a sea of t.*.159 f breed unnatural troubles*.523 e brings dangers, t., cares**.534 / double his troubles........500 b dreams o'er t. nearly ripe..433 e this peck of troubles.. .506ee t. come swifter than.. .747 i written t. of the brain*. ..441 c Troublesome-t. disguises**..136 p Trousers-steam engine in t.. 84 t Trout-lose a fly to catch a t..509 z trout this fatal way. ......213 h Trouts-swift t., diversified‡..213 Trowel-clink of t. and pickax123 d was laid on with a trowel*.504 z Trowels-masons with t. in....439 p Trowest-learn more than*...511 q Troy-Helen, fir'd another T..655 w laid at last old T. in ashes..658 a Troy had been bright with*148 d Troy once held in peace and 347 y Troy was.... 696 Truant-a t. since my coming*353 k been a truant in the law* ..438 1 truant been to chivalry*...121 u SHAKESPEARE * ; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH¶; BYRON; TENNYSON +; LOWELL ††; Pope‡; LONGFELLOW §. .363 d ..658 t truant by his marks .... .......358 h loud t.'s wondrous sound...527 n t. husband should return .311 k no t.-blast profaned the.... 94 b Truants-those t. from home. 89 g the t. the dead have all....527 o Truce-bugles sound the t. of*471 i thing became a trumpet.. 61 j for a flag of truce*. .214 P trumpet of his own virtues*633 o truce to earthly care§......536 q trumpet to trumpet spake.636m Truckle-bed-lie in honour's..305 u Trumpeteth-mad ambition t. 14 g Trudg'd-t. along unknowing.314 b Trumpets-all the t. of the....564 w True and pity 'tis 'tis true*. .321 ƒ and trumpets' clang*.. 659 e and thy friend be true.....212 r silver snarling t. gan......405 n be honest and true... ..867 o sound t. let our bloody*...639 p be t. to your soul, dearest..367 a Trumpet-tongued-against*...633 1 be true to your word and..108k Trunk-ivy thy t. with its....615m Briton still to Briton true..468 d t. may be discharg'd of*...149 q can the devil speak true *.623 r | Trunks-look! the massy t....545 course of t. love never did* 362 o Trust-and love and trust§....645 dare to be t., nothing can..622 g and trust no agent* Douglas tendir and trewe.. 80 c and woman's trust.. heart is true as steel*....... 212 p insinuate what is true... .480 u it is as true as sunbeams...650 v kept him falsely truet......307 b life in all that's true........192 7 life will love true love......621 e love is ever true and yet is 360 & lovers ever found her true.669 v makes the true man kill'd* 279 g may to yourself be true....367 r more strange than true*...626 my man's as true as steel*.502 my t.-love hath my heart..365 j never man was trewe.......355 o not be therefore true. ...596 h nothing true but Heaven...623 b one religion is as t. as......520 b prov'd true before..........157 p say that she was true...... 33 k tender, yet so true.. 578 8 than be t. to Church andtt.608 g the other one is true... 349 the true Amphithyron .....506 n the true and the false...... .737 the warrior for the true... 367 thieves cannot be t. one to*595 time approves it true] 'tis easy to be true.. 'tis strange-but t.; for...621 7 to be honest and true.. 75 d to thine own self be true*..623 o t. and brave and downright 85 true as the dial to the sun..621 i true as the needle... 662 h 212 g true but for lying,-honest 454 o true fix'd and resting*. ...108 n true Jack Falstaff*) 33 i .212 .107 t., the wise, the beautiful..260 v true to each othert.. true to one partytt. true to the death, but not. .548 w were they t.?-time cannot. 22 g what right, what t., what+.623 c which is too true and§... 265 a whoever lives true life.....356 a will love true love................... .356 a yet not too good to be true.414 r you good men and true*...372 ƒ your counsel still be truet..623 d Truer-no faces truer than*..591 7 truer than fairy wisdom...650 v Truest-best things are the t..358 n t. valour to dare to live.... 628 i Truly-used no oath but "t".518 v Trump-gospel t. thunder'd..521 m last trump be played++.....285 g the shrill trump*. ..204 t Trumps-if dirt was t. what.. 99 f Trumpet-angel with a t.§....126 h and trumpet sounds§... ..533 h brays the loud trumpet.... 408 a deeds, need no trumpet....595 u hark! the shrill t. sounds..572 8 he blew no trumpet in..... 85 q he shifted his trumpet .....109 hideous t. calls to parley*. .573 f his own trumpet* 491 i his t. shrill hath thrice...... 44 v kettle to the t. speak*. ......639 d .807 c as holy men trust God......619 x trust that good shall fallt..309 b treason is but t. like the*...608 w trusted may betray.. ..360m Trustees-committee-men or.. 26 t trust and the t. are created. 281 Trustfully-t. my spirit looks.620 Trusting-fancies of one t.....645 t t. bosom, when betray'd....608 í Trusts-a soul that trusts in..620 a it is not fit the public t.....620 8 of nature t. the mind that¶.413 o the tyrant now t. not to... 625 r t. himself to women, or to.657 z trusts in God that as well‡. 183 p Truth-all life this t. declares. 48 ́t ..290 q .574 j all the test of truth..... as harsh as truth. ..582 1 ..525 n 33 k 330m ask if truth be there... Dame T. delights to dwell..623 z 39 € he 'stablished t., or startled451 ƒ I love truth and wish.. .622 r .748 a .601 j 8079 .521m in respect of t. and error is. 2 g I speak t., not so much as..623 a SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH¶; BYRON |; TENNYSON †; LOWELL tt; POPE‡; LONGFELLOW §. |