an a. of her life to a cloud* 660 ƒ ADMINISTRATION. 77 2 3 u Activity-consists in activity..293 ƒ than active ignorance. .314 f flourishes by its very a.....740 r spheres of pure activity.... 4n Actor-as an actor confess'd....79 p he is manager, a.,prompter422 e let go by the actor*. like a dull actor now*. .208 moment yet the a. stops....423 o ..423 i not the actor of it*. well-graced a. leaves the*..423 a 208 Actors-a. were also the heroes329 a Actor-man-Goodwin was an a.422 p God and Nature do with a..422 ƒ language the actors spoke..520 r Actress-I, that was an a......298 y these our a., as I foretold* 634m Acts-acts like a Samaritan...457 f a. of dear benevolence‡.. a. of one energetic master].626 a .627 j acts on that principle.......305 o a. second to some spheret..371 y acts which follow it... does well, a. nobly; angels.. 2 k ....318 v feels the noblest a. the best345m four first acts already past.492 e from our a. we them derive*306 r inborn worth his acts...... 80f keep good acts in memory. 4f lives in acts exemplarie....146 h nameless, unremembered¶.333 n our acts our angels are, or. 4m series of unconnected acts.490 i speak freely of our acts*...184 d spring of all brave acts.....118 s those graceful acts,** those high acts in view... Adage-poor cat i' the adage*.122 i thoughts with acts*. Adam-a cup of cold A.... ..640 t 5 h 203 h 5m made honest by an act of..620 d men who will not act....... 5 not an outward act..... performance of every act...154 n 556 h single in responsible act....654 v sins they love to act*. so act that none may feel... 69 s ..556 j speak-act... the a. of God injures no....675 e 800 f they act in a body.. thyself shalt see the act*...339 b 427 e to act in safety*... we count the act of men*. .490 p ...651m Acted-God in his soul, and a.521 p when in act they ceaset ...475 8 lively acted with my tears*.591 v our lofty scene be a. over*.602 k so well she acted all.... Acting-a. in a certain manner529 h acting of a dreadful thing*.123 reasoning, not in a. liest ...517 thinking and acting.. was off, he was acting .724 i Action-a. how like an angel*.372 r ..422 d action in the tented field*..574m action is eloquence* action is transitory, a step¶ 6 c 5р after every a. closes his§... 4 x a single lovely actiontt..... compared with action...... 5 c cure for grief is action......287 z 597 w derive his rule of action....163 x expression is a. beauty is..101 k in action faithfult in furthest striving action.. 4 .454 g motion and long-during a.*.667 no a., whether foul or fair§.318 v noble action the intent...... no less than a. and passion.336 x no noble action done... not thought but action... 3 v oratory, he answered, "a.".462 i 5 j pious a. we do sugar o'er*..313 b pleasure and a. make the*.. self-love is a principle of a.547 v *..602 some place the bliss in a...842 j suit the action to the word* 5 8 surfeit out of a*. that a. which appears most 469 the fairest action..... the means of actions.. the record of the a. fades§. there the action lies*. to restless action spurs. two kinds of right action... 5 y vice sometimes by action*..633 8 virtue consists in action....805 x Actions-a.are their eloquence371 p a., not words, are the true..263 c actions of men the best..... a. of the just smell sweet.. 4 v a. of the last age are like... 5w account of all the a.§... 4 i all her words and actions**. ... 10 k but a. are our epochs......599 k creeds but men's actions...146 p crowds of glorious a. lie....635i end of his actions blest.. fame is the echo of actions.201 4 g in all a. shooting at his.....312 g observe the a. of others.....337 x make our a. and words.....651 j mark our a good or bad....574 motives of their a. are pure402 n noble a. characterize the...781 k not always a. show the‡. reasons make strong a.*....517 q 5 k rightness expresses of a.... 5 y source of nobler a. becomes104 a stint our necessary actions* 5 v that actions not words.... thousand glorious actions..635 i 6b to the use of actions fair*... 127 o virtuous a. are but born....551 i when our actions do not*...209 p Active-a. souls can feel or....313p an active ignorance.... 773 b WORDSWORTH ; BYRON; TENNYSON ; LOWELL ++; POPE ; LONGFELLOW §. 466 g thought or act accountable.111 Accounting-the sad a. day...255 1 Accounts-brought in my a*..305 j draw the accounts of evil..105 € make thy accounts agree. .547 k Accursed-so a. by fates.... Accurst-blessed once provea.101 b 206 r Accusals-who begin a........662 g Accusation-false a. blush*...320m Accuse-evidence that do a*. .330 o justice enough to accuse... Accused-should not be a. .105 p Accuses-a. with more nicety.105 o 717 q Accusing-a. spirit which.....419 v Accustomed-what they're a..786 e Achaians-again to the battle.468 f Ache-charm ache with air*...288 o his heart doth ache.. that age, ache, penury*....140 e ......203m your head did but ache*. Ached-brows have ached ..333 1 Aching-gather round an a....416 q .622 t they have left an a. void....379 r spare my aching sight Acheron-sooty flag of A.**...214 k .....634 e Achieve-can a.his scheme...160 c may hope to achieve it..... some achieve greatness*...287 f 13 h Achieved-not ourselves a.. Achievements-my a. mock*.. ...677 i Achieving-still a. still§... 5 n Achilles-absent, was A. stillt 20 4 w see the great Achillest.. what name A. assumed.....143 r 268 k Acis-A. once found out in.....235 1 Acorn-oak from a small a.... 289 g Acorns-devourer of Tuscan a.177 k tall oaks from little a.grow.462 d than hogs eat acorns. Acquaint-a.thyself with God.274 c 353 f we were first a..... Acquaintance-a. be forgot...263 r a slender a. with the world. 6 b upon better acquaintance*.377 b visiting acquaintance with. 15 o Acquaintances-make new a..264 t only as acquaintances...... Acquaints-misery a. a man*..387 v 66 n Acquire-it is for youth to a..676 k Acquires-miser a. yet fears..698 8 Acquiring-intent on a. more.657 v Acquits-a. the raven but.....716 d Acquitted-he should be a....717 Acre-field and a. of our God $285 piecemeal they win this a. 1438 c Acres-Cleon hath ten thou. a.483 q over whose a. walk'd Acrobat-climbs, like airy a...643 i Act-act a charity sometimes. 86 7 a.-a. in the living presents. 5 a a. as though I knew nothing774m able to act with vigor.......145 8 act is as an ancient tale* ..281 b a. of a judge which does....675 ƒ act or enjoyment good in ..520 w act well your part‡ and wore us out of act* ..306 i brave men would act.. 70 i cried up for our best act*..331 w ...203 h does both act and know.... 5 e each a. a course, each scene 422 a extremity out of act* feels with the act a strong.105 q 467 t for no act of a man... Heavens upon this holy act* 5 r .318m himself an act of God... how they ought to act.. idea that they act in trust..620 n ..525 r if my act be good as I§. lives not to act another*.. 4 x 332 8 SHAKESPEARE*; MILTON ** 92 r 869 4 s 255 g 4 x 270 t .48 10 ...369 j 5h Adam dalfe and Eve spane.491 d A. had left him before he*..377 c Adam in the garden talked.574 s Adam's first wife is she.....318 t Adam the goodliest man**. 81 v A.,well may we labour **..424 € and in Adam's ear**.. descendit of Adam and Eve183 8 635 c drink of Adam's ale..... gardener A. and his wifet..418 o ...641 g How A. dalf and Eve span..666 o in A.'s fall-we sinned all ..556 d in you soars up the A....... mankind from A. have. 67 f our grandsire A., ere of...658 Z 656 jo son of Adam and of Eve....183 q we but the penalty of A.*..546 g when Adam dolve and Eve.666 b when Adam first of men**.574 h whipp'd the offending A.*..107 b Adamant-cased in adamant¶572 n hard-hearted adamant*....212 p Adamantine-a. armor against622 r adamantine spindle round**206 ? in adamantine chains.... 268 b Added-told it a. something..536 € Add-add to golden numbers.507 r Adder-a. better than the eel*.102 g Address-and tender in a......450 g Additions-where great a.*....147 a Address'd-praise when well a.486 i with a little address. Adhere-may a. to yet disown.646 d .590m Adieu-adieu forevermore....204 h adieu she cries and waved..204 ! and bid adieu.... but never says "adieu". .204 k drop a tear and bid adieu..464 j 69 € she bade me adieu.. things he bade adieu. 205 a Adjourn'd-works a. have....603 n Adjourn-power to adjourn. 105 c 21 Adjunct-proved a useful a...565 j Administer'd-best a. is best‡.349 í learning is but an a. to* Administration-corrupt and.282 t 342 n honest and capable à.......22 1 Admiral-a. sailing the high§. 90 c last of all an a. came..... .409 t put one admiral to death..482 e Admiration-a. did not hoop*.608 v admiration for one higher.. 6 e a. from the most.. 67k a. of a great man.. .301 b a. only of weak minds led** 35 o be lost in idle admiration..675 season your a. for awhile*. 6 we live by a., Hope¶.... 351 w Admire-a. and love the same 729 p a. those who attempt .700k cease to admire and all**.. 35 o cease to admire the smoke 675 k foolish to admire him.........768 e I publish all I admire.... 452 g let none a. that riches**....642 love those who admire us.. % 6 thy true lovers more a.....456 to admire a fool... .759 h 67 k 35 g too simple to admire it.. where none admire 'tis.... with reason to admire‡.. world enjoy who least a....178 Admired-a. by their.. 125 r .758 d ..655 t 6 i 659 w all who saw admired. few men are a. by their. make them most a.*.... 355 0 .216 i .492 t 262 i 6 p 60 k 60 68 201 g Affecting-a. wit beyond their.653 f Affection-and use of drink...326 p a. cannot hold the bent*...364 r a. hateth nicer hands... .328 i a.hath an unknown bottom*864 j a. is the broadest basis of.. 7 u a. stirs her spirit up.... .660 k beautiful than private a....101 j eloquent of infinite a... .591 g fond a. thou hast seen..... 874 9 founded on affection... .709 j goes by letter and affection*92 a links of a. restored.........595 a me wards your a.'s strong..359 b ill composed affection*..... 30 j of such a. and unbroken... 8 d pleasure of true affection.. 180 ƒ sweet water from a... talk not of wasted a.§. to bid affection live true a. [for parents]. with deep a.and recollect'n. 40 words of a. howsoever......664 c Affectionate-a. in look.......450 g Affections-does not captivate.756 c heart gathers no a. of affections mild‡.. our a. are subtle...... through a. of pleasure.....354 g war against your own a.*..104 w weight of our affections.... 7 x Affinity-a. nearer than our..505aa Affirmance-a. breeds a..... 419 b Affirmations-accepting the a. 38 w Afflict-a. the slumbering... .242m afflict the best... our advantages fly away...730 a years bring many a.........684 j Advantaging-a. their loan*..592 d Adventure-a.too little,repent 8 q join in the same a... ..525 r Adventurer-their great a.**.. 6 n Adventurers-bold a. distain., 6m Adventures-a. mucho tu... 754 9 Adventuring-by a. both*. 511 r Adventurous-hasty and a....680m Adversaries-helmets of our*.639 o as adversaries do in law*..488 k Adversary-a's. heart to him.255 g Adverse-upon the a. party*.579 n Adversity-a. exacts it.. ..700 c adversity is not without...107 a. is sometimes hard upon. a. is the blessing of the... a. is the first path to truth a. of our best friends.. a. reminds men of religion.675m adversity's sweet milk....473 k a. threatens they are..... 63 t adversity tries men.. .....750m adversity tries them.... 503 and wakes up in adversity.785} become wiser by adversity.752 i bold a. cries out for noble* 6 v bruised with adversity*. 6 и cast down by adversity....675 o companions in adversity...395 e crossed with adversity*. 7 b fortune's sharp adversite...387 y great men rejoice in a.....675 n in adversity it is easy. 70 e keep faith in adversity.. remember to be calm in a..675 7 sacred by adversity. .264 a safe from all adversity§....645 b seen in adversity. .704 shocks of adversity. .265 t struggling with a. are......684 g sweet are the uses of a.*... 7 a that will stand adversity... 6 p Advertisements-are of great.435 € art in writing a.. .435 g Advice-a.of a faithful friend.327 b advice you give, be short..676 b give good a. to the sick....676 d men often give the best a.. 7 c give the best a. to kings... good advice and meant.. good opinion of advice. many receive advice... niggards of advice on not.. on a poor man's advice.. pervert with bad a. our.... share the a. betwixt you*...269 e superfluous advice is not..676 a those who give bad advice.676 c we give advice but we do... 7 k whose advice hath often*.. 7o Advices-lengthened sage a.... 7 d Advise-a. well before you.. .680 r heart must needs advise.. none could a., thou hast....137 u one can a. comfortably. .754 f Advised-a. than confident....330 g Adviser-ever did th' a....... 7e Æolian-is a wild a.§ .848 o to be seen to be admired...520 o who understood admired..451 g Admires-or a coral lip a..........143 e Admiring-downward bent, a.369 k Admission-a. to our hearts..355 a Admittance-which buys a.*..279 Admonish-shall them a.**...451 b Ado-much ado.there was Adonis-A. hath a sweete....499jj Adonis is dead.... are like A's. gardens*. Adoption-their a. tried*. Adoration-breathless with a.¶187 thy soul of adoration*. Adore-a. only among the....669 w a. the hand that gives......512 k and living do adore her....663 t be adored than to adore....193 d how his thoughts adore... 67 how to adore the heavens*.670 n the more I'll adore you....643 q Adored-a. by little statesmen.107 in every clime adored. .489 a 73 c Adorn-not riches a. men's....396 that he did not adorn......183 e the cottage might adorn...389 g Adorned-fairest and best a..810 p his looks a. the venerable..450m most hideous when a......763 p she's adorned amply that.. 24 p unadorned a. the most ... 24 n Adorner-a. and refresher of.641 e a. of the ruin, comforter]...599 i Adorning-there is nothing a.544 b Adornment-a. of her hair....318 | Adorns-a.all that he touches.757 n Adulation-adulation 'tis the.215 e Adulteries-all the a. of art...414 o Advance-a. forward while... 63 784 q 638 c 127 a. spare not! nor look.....424 a arm! advance! hope of....635m go back as we advance. Advanced-a. dear to thee....249 | full high advanced**. Advances-advances by an....735 b Advancing-speed behold a...128 g the land is advancing.. Advantage-authors an a.....426 for his a. still did wake*....606 for whose advantage.. .708 1 let not advantage slip*. ...602m nail'd for our advantage.. no slight advantage.. .678 to his own advantage.. ..711m true wit is nature to a.....653 t wishes for his own a. .742 a Advantages-by its a.. ..704m 92 r hope of fair advantages*...269 c 86 forbids to afflict our souls. 72 g Afflicted-gods spare the a...676 f Affliction-a.is enamour'd of.* 8g a. is not sent in vain........ 8 j a. is the good man's shining 8m a.'s heaviest shower¶. 198 u a.'s sons are brothers in. a. taught a lover yet‡. henceforth I'll bear a.*. highlands of affliction. shadow of a great a sleep in the affliction* to try me with affliction*..467 p tries our virtue by afflction 8 e Afflictions-the a. to which...676 e Afflicts-a little thing a. us....792 p Affluence-joy or ease let a.‡.106 a Affright-let nothing you a... the bad a., afflict the best. 6 r Affront-An old a. will stir the.157 d fear is a. and jealousy......656 q th' a. is mine, my friendt...623 è truth or virtue an affront‡.623 e will not a. me, and no other. 120 d Affronts-and soon forget a... 77 h Afraid-afraid of an owl.. 497 d afraid of is fear... .209 f 793 i on this æolian breath. .404 Aërial-pulse of the a. wave.295 w wove on their aërial looms§613 ƒ Eson-that did renew old E.*441 h Affairs-affairs brought to....702 d a. of men rests still*. 517 a. which depend on many..791 b for our affairs in hand*....535 h office and affairs of love*. .363 d tide in the affairs of men*.461 o understands her own a.....411 r Afeared-a soldier and a.*...444 d heavenly hosts affeared.... 92 i Affect-those which we a. to..758 c Affectation-a. is an awkward. 78 a. with a sickly mien‡... 7 t voice is spoilt by a.........557 b 94 n 5 T business to be afraid.. human race a. of nothing...737 k makes the heart afraid. ..293 h many are afraid of God....668m myself from being afraid..208 u not afraid to say his says... 70 c prayed! so I was afraid....487 j After-a. hours with sorrow*. still with after claps... .386 w After-dinner-in a-d. talk+....579 b After-love-makes a-l. the*....659m After-silence-a. on the shore. 420 n Afton-flow gently, sweet A...530 a Agamemnon-lived before A.. 728 ! living before Agamemnon]. 69 j that you know A.... ..753m Age-a comfort to your age*. 90 r age a mature mellowness.. 9 j age and body of the time*..412 7 age appeared to be best in. 10 q age at play with infancy...616 age cannot wither her*. ...658 v age childish makes, they...754 n age, I do abhor thee*.......678 e SHAKESPEARE; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ¶; BYRON; TENNYSON†; LOWELL tt; POPE; LONGFELLOW §. age is as a lusty winter*.... 12 a age is full of care*.... .....678 € age is lame* ..673 € age is not all decay. 10 n age is opportunity no less§. age is weak and cold*. 10 i 673 e .673 e are his age's alms.. age like winter weather*...678 e age of chivalry is gone.....504bb age of ours should not be..599 c age's breath is short* 673 e Age shakes Athena's tower 9 b age so eat up my invention* 11 8 age still leaves us friends.. 10 t age to age unnumbered.... .381 a age too shines out and. 12 i age 'twixt boy and youth...574 j age we void it up again*....174 i age wherein he lived was..478 u a green old age‡.. 10 c an age of poverty. .485 b an age that melts with. an old age of cards. .143 i ..349 n .470 w as in a green old age.. 9 n at the age of reflection. ...451 t at the root of age. .143 f at your age, the hey-day*.. 11m beauty doth varnish age*.. 36 o be comfort to my age*. before a sprightlier aget. .510 8 bent old age will come... 10 v 720 c bold visage middle age... .195 o brave, licentious age... by the shores of age. cannot endure in his age*.. chased old age away. children still in age's..... comfort to my age*.. crabbed age and youth*. cradle of reposing aget .673 € 11 a damn the age; I will write. 22 h did haggish age steal on*.. 70 i doting with age.. .254 0 26 b 129 a .754 n old age is courteous.. .. has not the spirit of his age.784 r Ages-a. cannot make it old..243m ages on ages thy splendors.115 d 379 n cannot move a soul in a.*...582 8 dream or fear of agony.....134 j love, though oft to agony.367m the shriek of agony turns the past to agony....381 Agree-a. as angels do above..367 waters of wide agony. agree not well together....544 i a. with our external parts*.660 e all things differ, all agree‡.630 b at night astronomers agree.426 k in their little nests agree...118 f two of a trade can ne'er a..507aa sugar and saltness agree... 79 g Agreeable-an a. manner.. 215 d haint one agreeable feetur++272 v that poetry is agreeable....782 n useful with the agreeable..744 i Agreed-agreed to differ.....494 z Agreeably-speak a. to him...573 j Agreeing-agreeing to differ..676 r Agreement-a. exists in.......676 Agriculture-blessed be a.! if.424 o an agreement with hell.. 559 Ague-fear is an ague.. Aguish-daisies of the a. hills.218 k .208 p Ahead-are right, then go a...495!! Aid-all fear, none aid you‡.. 300 k apt alliteration's artful aid. 427 k give no hollow aid. .566 k kindly lend his little aid.... 55 i meant each other's aid‡.. noble to aid the afflicted....728 of aid from them!.... saints will a. if men will call487 r who seeks for aid must....548 y willing to a. you until you..282 withhold his conquering a..488 Aidance-barred the a. of the*606 i Ailment-some ailment in the.156 h Aids-little feeble aids in vain.200 ƒ Aim-a, at objects in an airy..308 o Ailments-long a. wear out....501 p aim beyond our pow'r... .110 i aim of every dangerous*...214 o effort and an honest aim... 85 every existence is an aim...348 r failed in the high aim, as 1.581 m lynx-like is his aim.. .543 o still some a. for the heart..667 c Aimed-well aimed at duck...528 b to take aim kneeling.. .662 n vulgarly in the low aim....581 m Aims-ambition's aims are‡... 13 o 295 7 .243 h scorn for miserable aims...818 r Air-a., a charter'd libertine*.482 d air and harmony of shape..513 ƒ air and where's the gait...128 air grows cool and darkles.532 b air in conversation.........113m air is fresh and sunny. .392 q a. is shaken with white and 94 g air out of the lungs... air shall be perfumed*. air with melodies vernal§..540 all the air is cool and... 42 n a pulse of air that must be. 405 q as false as a. as water*... 101 y beauty, but an air divine... 38 b behind a magisterial air....587 0 blown by the evening air...585 k breath like cauler air.. 81 t breathes the keen air and.. 88 n build castles in the air... 496 9 charm ache with air*. chime had stroked the air..634 t common sun, the air, the...463 o dead is the air and still... .394 f deep a. listen'd round hert. 88 enjoys the air it breathes.178 h equal right to breathe the a. 184 o faint, and melting into air¶ 45 b .288 o SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ; BYRON; TENNYSON +; LOWELL ††; POPE‡; LONGFELLOW §. fan the air with scented....543 q fed with so divine an air....161 m filled all the air§. filled the air with**. .165 g ..578 a filled was the air with a§...542 n flower enjoys the air. 173 h freshness fills the silent air. 417 r from draughts of balmy at.613 g her a., her manners all.....655 t hot and still the air was§...542 o hushed the brooding air....165 k I breathe Heaven's airt....318 d inebriate of air am I... in the free air.. .162 285 C ..236 h 47 8 in the open air.. in the palpitating air. in with the morning air 54 let the air strike our tune..398 g lights the a. with a dusky§.576 a lungs receive our air. .559 f mark'd the mild angelic a. 1.132 w melted into a., into thin a.*.634m mock our eyes with air*....587 i music in the air that dulls.549 z music is the poetry of the a.780 u my castles in the air........634 k no stir of air was there.....411 f not such an urgent air.. .793 a observ'd the air is delicate* 50 h odors of the moveless air... 220 out of mingled air...... 760 i out of the bosom of the a.§.565 b playing in the wanton air* 364 g pure was the temperate air 71 j radiant as the air around...575 g rocks and fleeting air.......411 a saw the air too much*. .423 k scent the most imploring a.616m shadowed by pencils of air.100 f should be written on air....722 p snuffs the morning air, .295m soil whose a. is deemed too.559 n sore athirst for air. .387 n stood up in balmy air.....611 d substance as the air........160 v substance on the floating a.564 v summer's noontide air**...154 p sweet as English air could+.660 sweeter in the air. 216 ร sweet is the air with the§...612 k sweetness in the desert air.586 8 sweetness on the desert air.586 t that they smote the air*...326 j the air is chill and raw.....539 q the cool fresh air whence...394 the Germans that of-the a.483 k the humming airt....... .246 the misty morning air. ...542 h the red sparks lit the air...430 i thro' the azure deep of air. 46 c through our spring-tide a..221 a through the hush'd air the.546 p through the sharp air a.........564 v thy dwelling air... .246 i to the fainting air. .243 k .291 e .619 t r to the troubled air. trifles, light as air* upon the amber a.unroll'd§624 very air o' the time*. .189 violets make the air. .220 p voices to the midnight a.**670j wanderer of the wintry air. 57 d warms the mild air, and....540 b warm the air in raw.. .253 f washes all the air*.. .399 a what is there in the air.....189 h whited air hides hills and..564 w whole air and the woods§ 50 i wild exhilaration in the a.§.394 h with a sweet air. .228 f with its sweet air*. 407 t Air-castles-high air-castles...664 f Airs-airs and flights and‡... 83 a a.that hover in the summer397 ƒ ape the airs of thy young..395 h chill a. and wintry winds..§647 n cool airs of evening lay.....585 p fresh gales and gentle a**..376 d how many saucy a. we meet629 i lap me in soft Lydian a**..406 d more than light airs and*..568 n opened in airs of June......391 o silence all the airs and**...406 soul-sustaining a. and. ..531 k sounds, and sweet airs*....327 i sweetened by the airs of...424 c what airs in dress and gait.310 f what airs out-blown.... 225 c with melting a. or martial..405 b Airy-airy, fairy Liliant.. .660 p gives to airy nothing*.. ..315 d Aisle-the long-drawn aisle...405 h Aisles-groined the aisles of..425 j Ajax-Ajax asks no more‡... .... 61 c Ajax the Great‡....... .286 t prayer of A. was for light§.352 Akin-pity's akin to love... .503 that is not akin to pain§....537 g wide apart, and yet a.§. ..588f Alabaster-monumental a*. 36 Alacrity-not that a. of spirit*649 w Aladdin-ready money is A...389 Alarm-cause me any alarm.. 57 g suspect, and take th' alarm586m Alarms-dwell in the midst of.566 8 subdue your alarms... Alas-sing woe, and alas is me 55 a think, "alas the day". Albatross-a. the meanest.. 333 r 612m 42 g 42 42 f I shot the albatross.. the a. did follow and. Albion-A's. lessening shores.606 q perfidious Albion.. 144 7 Album-an a. is a garden......269 u Albums-our lives are albums351 t Alchemist-and plays the a.*.425 b coal th' empyric a.**. .424 t you are an alchemist.. .425 c Alchemy-with heavenly a*...625 i Alcohol-a. is not wine but an.648 n Alcoran-Talmud and the A...385 a Alderman-a calf an alderman 26 t forefinger of an alderman*.197 c Alder-hangs yon a's. crimson 510 y Alders-tasselled a. grow......2247 Aldgate-Temple Bar to A....629 | Ale-and sips his ale.. ..433 e belly, God send thee good..162 v bread and a pot of good ale166 d broach'd the mightiest ale. 95 c broughte of mighty ale....162 c drink of Adam's ale... ....641 g in bottles, ale in barrels...648 7 news much older than their589 d pot of ale and safety*.. .121 w quaff the nut-brown ale....161 r spicy nut-brown ale** 162 p take the size of pots of ale.341 r Alehouse-fools laugh i' the*.464 c Alexandrine-a needless A.‡..477 p Alfred-a stool immortal A...431 a Algebra-clock does strike by.341 q Ali-mouth of A.is the golden.651 8 Alice-A. whose hair was so...379 8 331 g ..194 k ..331 r remember sweet A., Ben...379 8 Aliens-it transmutes a. into..120 ƒ Alights-in haste alights, and.603m Alike-both are a. and both*..184 t none go just aliket..... should be none alike.. to suffer all alike*. whose dust is both alike*..154 8 Alive-a. ridiculous, and dead$349 n a. when his work is done...666 enjoyed if both remain a.*. 92 b in that dawn to be alive¶.. 62 b labor to keep a. in your...106 u morality when vigorously..399 k tread upon was once a......346 All-cannot all do all things..675 i less than one in all.. love spends his all.. my life, my all that's mine.358 Alla-by Alla's throne.........615 d .346 o .355 f Allah-A. Akbar! and there is.490 b "Allah il Allah!" he sings..617 b by Allah given..... .857 c thanks to Allah who gives.617 b Allay-hardened by th' allay.. 38 v All-destroying-all-devouring.603 r Allegiance-about a. to the...468 h a. from men's hearts*. *......608 n Allegory-a. dwells in a.......755 b All-ending-general a-e. day*.623 k All-fools-apart for a-f. day...392 i All-giver-a-g. would be**. ..593 i All-hail-a-h.! our younger....409 e All-Saints-the summer ofA.§.542 n Alley-Alley has a brother‡...269 w hollow cave and alley lone+235 a Alleybi-Vy worn't there a a..487 € Alliance-demand a. and in....263 j they purchase great a.*... 626 g Alliances-worldly alliances.. 64 e Allies-Romans assisted their.679 Alligator-an a. stuffed and*..441 e Alliteration-apt a. artful aid.427 k Allots-Heaven a.thee for thy.304 b Allowed-not ours, or not a.*.331 w Alloy-without a meet alloy.. 35 h Allure-thousand tongues ta.464 u Allured-a.to brighter worlds. 188 n Allures-allures from far.....280 c Ally-gittin' Natur' for an a.++300 h Almanack-a. to change her...656 g Almanacs-a. of the last year. 4 i Almighty-A. Father! let thy.488 a more of the A's. works**. 674 c nay: all-mighty gold.... .279 i not 'scape the A. eye.......420 x pleas'd th' A.'s orders to...509ee the A. dollar that great....389 8 Almond-a. bloom we greet...611 i a. blossom sent to teach...611 g blossom of the a. trees....611 h like to an a. tree ymounted.611 k which the almond tree.....611 j Alms are his age's alms. ..470 w gifts and alms are the...... 86 c give the feet for alms.. ..504 n he puts alms for oblivion*.602 x himself with his alms...... 41 r 47 P Aloe-like spiked aloe...: .241 t of olive, aloe, and maizet..610 k the aloe flower foredates...236 n Aloft-looming sublimely a....100 ƒ master loves to be aloft*. Alone-ah! he is soon alone...789 j all we ask is to be let alone.317 u alone, alone, all, all alone..566 n a., and e'en in paradise....658 1 a. each heart must cover...567 p alone in the universe as a..521 v alone in your room turns..144 q alone-man with his God..566 k alone on a wide, wide sea...566 n alone on my weary couch..558 d a. that worn-out word....567 ƒ alone, through bitter toil...567 p and all alone went she......530 7 and she must live alone 395 0 as I sit alone at present....374 o be a. on earth as I am now! 9 g better, then, to be alone...532 g can be said to be alone.... 566 C cease to be all alonet.......141 o doubly feel ourselves alone.567 n dread, fathomless, alone..459 g faint and fear to live alone.567 d faults we flatter when a....567 v fighting its terrible.. find himself left alone for we must die alone. 148 q 264 t 346 x I do not like to dine alone..180 g immortals, never alone....276 j knells in that word-alone..567 ƒ less alone than by myself..566 = less alone than when alone.567 m less alone than when he is a.566 m let her a., she will court...662 o not good for man to be a...374 i SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH¶; BYRON; TENNYSON ; LOWELL ††; POPE; LONGFELLOW §. ALONE. 9 d since all a., so Heaven has.567 d solitary, who is not alone..566 x the fools are mad if left a.*659m they are never a. that are..597 t think it solitude to be alone.567 t this is to be alone; this....566 j thou art here alone,-alone.543 though not quite alone! till supper-time alone*.. to be left a. and face to§....527 x .565 p top of green Selinis all a...611 k until I truly loved I was a..567 i we enter the world alone..566 y when we are least alone...566 i world in which I moved a..150 d Alonso-A. of Aragon was.... 10 q Alonzo-A. the Brave was the.359 8 Alph-A.,the sacred river ran.530 b Alps and A. on A. ariset.....402 u fading A.and archipelagoes585 e frozen ridges of the Alps*.172 q the eagle of the Alps....... 46 d Alpine A. peasants, two or...536 i on the Alpine rose.... Altar-a. was one agate stone.278 i 242 before the same a. with me.158 f bow before thine a., love...365 7 by his horns to the a.......278 n her sweet altar fires........651 v refreshed where one pure..545 t upon the a. of her beauty*.663 7 upon thine a. pour incense.531 f Altars-build me a. in their...674 ƒ flame that burns upon its a.201 let these a. wreathed with.595 b lonely altars sprinkle... rear altars to freedom.. .220 h strike for your a. and your.468 p .258 € Altar-stairs-world's a.t.. Alter-a. decree established*..438 .268 7 alter in my faith of him....620 d circumstances alter cases.. 96 r Alteration-alters when it a*..317 o time makes no alteration.. 22 g Altercation-excessive a.. Altered-changes all, had a.[..599 n 686 c Altering-a. it for some new...474 q Alternative-a. must women.. 92ƒ Always-let those who a.. Am-I am not what I am*. .361 i I am not what I once was..682 d ..556 x I am the state.. speak of me as I am*. Amaranth-immortal a.**. the amaranth bright.. Amaranthine-a. flower on.... 770 ..332 T .221 j ..219 7 pluck the a. flower.. .632 g Amaranths-a. such as.. .198 u breaking a. he looks.. 221 k Amaranthus-a. all his**.. 221 h Amaryllis-milky-bell'd a.t...221 7 ..221 i A-maying-met her once a**.. 29m Amaze-a. the welkin with*..639 a a. the learn'd, and make‡..581 j Amazed-a. and curious......383m a. the gazing rustics rang'd.342 c Amazement-exclamation of..460 b Ambassador-a. is an honest..305 p an ambassador of love*... as God's ambassador, the..450 b 365 footman with an a.... Ambassadors-a. are the eye..770 8 435 e Amber-a. enveloped the tiny.176 8 a. sweet of love is turn'd...327 a. sweets the smothered....479 a. the musk and civet......205 b bedropped with amber.... In amber lies... 59 q in a. to observe the forms‡.661 m 557 x liquid a. drop from.. ..242 u of amber cleanly buried....661 k preserved forever in a..... sepulchre in amber. .324 g the amber flits a little.. ..323 c through the amber shown..661 7 .557 x when tipp'd with a.mellow .456 f Ambition-a. and revenge**.. 13 j .... 14 i 18 g 13 t 14 f g 13 o a. has but one reward for ANGEL. 15 d 15 d Amphitryon-the genuine a...764 d the true amphitryon is the.506 n Amuck-to run a. and tilt‡....537 t Amuse-little more than to a..115 c sent to a. not to enslave.... 14 q Amusement-a. of the.. 87 n mercy to the next a........ Amusements-friend to public 14 u next a. mortgages.... in our a. a certain limit....732 a Amusers-recreators and a... 66m Analytic-skilled in analytic..124 e Anacreon's-A. morals are al..478 1 Anarch-thy hand, great A... 77 d Anarchist-maxim of the A...281 g Anarchy-and digest of a......529 c Anatomical-a. construction.166 i eternal anarchy amidst**. Anatomies-as so many a.....156 ƒ 77 c Anatomist-work for the a.... 452 Ancestors-backward to their. 15 f Ancestor-I am my own a..... 15 but his illustrious a. is like. 15m chaos ancestors of nature** 416 k down from many a.*. glorious ancestors enlarge. 16 c 88 f glory of ancestors sheds...677 j has no need of ancestors....787 i hope of my a. endures.....804 u our ancestors are very good 15 o our rural a., with littlef the virtue of my ancestors.806 k ..424 h wild trick of his a.*. Ancestral-ancestral voices...493 c wisdom of our ancestors...650 ƒ ....608 w Ancestry-birth and ancestry 677 records of our ancestry....709 b Anchor-see the dolphin's a...430 e the anchor is hidden§......210 r Anchorage-soul to its a.. Anchored-a. to the bottomt..250 j 89 12 Anchorite-a. who didst.......669 n Noah, when he a. safe on...648 j saint-ship of an anchorite..303 a tempt the dying a. to eat..168 t Anchors-bark with two a ...500ff Ancient-a. of days august... m as ancient as the world. his a., trusty, drouthy. in ancient times all things..511m O a. house! alas, how.. ..693 c reverence what is ancient..127 g slavery is also as a. as war.560 d spokes as ye a. of ye parish. 493 r they that marry a. people..375 i Ancients-a, dreaded death...134 we extol ancient things.....676 1 Anderson-John A. my jo.....466 g Andrew-how A. slyly sent....478 j Andie-new Joshua in A......537 a Andes-under the A. to the...649 e Anemone-a. in snowy hood..217 g O white anemone. Anemones-a. and seas....... brink the anemones.. circles of anemones.. Angel-action how like an a. *372 r Anerly-happy Mary Anerly..663 b a guardian a. o'er his life... 16 u a ministering angel thou...658 r an angel shook his wings... 16 i an a. stood and met mytt..634 h an angel who had been o'er.581 € a. answered, nay sad soul..144m a. appear to each lover....658 c a. comfortings can hear........268 p a. for the woman in a kiss. .334m angel hands to valor........214 e a. of light! who from the...584 e a. on the outward side*. ...812 v a.'s visits short and bright.329 angel with a trumpet said§.126 h a.,writing in a book of gold.634 ƒ as far as angel's ken**. 16 p clip an angel's wings.......515m consideration like an a.*....107 b custom, is angel yet*. ..127 o ..565 u ...100 o 221 n .221 p .221 q .221m SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ¶; BYRON; TENNYSON; LOWELL tt; POPE; LONGFELLOW §. |