h. thee to my heart........358 g h. the fort! I am coming...120 6 knows alone, as ye, to h...781 to h. both thee and me.....669 Hold-fast-h-f. is the only*...511 u Holds-h. him with his................353 p Hole-and hide them in a h... 48 b but oon h. for to sterte to. 21 k flame creeps in at every h..361 k hat has got a hole in it. .484 k hole in a' your coats........435 k hole of discretion.* .156 a light through every guilty*584 t mouse that hath but one h.505 v poisoned rat in a hole...... 18 c stop a h. to keep the wind*152 b trusts to one poor holet.... 21m Holes-light thro' holes.. ..125 k Holiday-being h., the*...... ..302 T dance no more at h... ....403 d h. for art's and friendship..302 v h. rejoicing spirit down....666 w in a holiday humour*. ..302 8 make a Roman holiday]....302 o make h.; your rye-straw*..302 u Holidays-he shows on h. a... 61 ... holiest of all holidays§.....302 q year were playing h.*. .302 t Holiday-time-h-t. of my*.. .449 Holier-there is nothing h.§...360 Holiest-h. of all holidays§....302 q the h. thing alive... .401 r Holily-that wouldst thou h.* 84 n Holiness-estimate the h......520 w h. is the architectural... ..803 h mind is bent to holiness*...303 e seeing God without h...... 149 b Hollanders said of them [the.483 n Hollies-h. of themselves a....614 k Hollo-came to the mariner's. 42 f Hollow-all was false and h.**517 d the fearful h. of thine ear*, 52 b give me again my h. tree.+.344 b gracious h. that God made.112 i hollow of her hand... .221 a in its h. tones are heard....493 d shadow hollow twines.. ...222 g the red-ribb'd h. behindt...169 o 'tis h., and returns a.......449 k Hollows-h. are heavy and...229 r love made those hollows*..154 v Holly-green h. with its.......614 7 h. bower and myrtle tree..357 d h. branch shone on the old. 94 a h.leaves a sober hue display614m some to the h. hedge. ...610 o the scarlet h. and the......618 d weave the h. round thet... 95 g with h. dress the festive... 95 e Holly boughs-slender, leaf...614 j Hollyhocks-queen h... Holly-tree-cheerful as the h-t.614m to see the holly-tree... ....614m Holme-the carver h.. ...610 h Holy-a h. thing is sleep......561 i as h. men trust God.. ..230 r ...619 x ay, call it holy ground......670 ƒ baptized with h. waters be as holy as severe*. call it holy ground....... died to make men holy.. doubling that, most h.*. ... 40 i 330 k ...258m 258 n 306 P 631 p .276 p Homage-bows in h. to the...246 f this body is not a home....722 d him from his h. exercise*..378 I were safe at h., in bed....586 i the home was desolate... 82 C 579 e stately h. of England......303 s stillness round the h.of men545 o Homestead-crown his h.and.368 i once stood a homestead....611m Homeward-h. she drives.....446 a h. wing the turtle-doves...186 r Homicide-bloody tyrant*....626 h Homilies-all books grow h... 67 d Homing-slow pacing, soon h.583 r Hone-one h. smooths a.......270 d Honest-a h. man's word. ....305 a and downright h. man..... 85 q anglers, or very h. men....168 y an h. fellow enough, and*.. 54 p an h. heart possesses.......712 i an h. man close-button'd... 78 o armour is his h. thought...305 q by h. pursuits and studies.804aa chief power of honest men.623 t eat an honest name.. ..559 c forc'd me out of thy h.*.. .591 g guid to be honest and true.367 hand of the most h. of men.763 e heav'n that made me h.....305 h honest and a perfect man..370 ≈ honest, as this world goes*.305 k honest bread is very well..593 t honest but for stealing.. h. in the sacred cause. h. labour bears a lovely....338 t h. man does not repent.....803 8 h. man is always a child....712 h h. man's aboon his might...370 d honest man's the noblest‡..305 g h. man walks away and is..762 c honest means if you can...728 c h. miller has a golden......497 i h. tale speeds best being*..305 i honest trifles to betray us*.145 g h. wedlock is a glorious‡...376 honest with each other.....305 ƒ honest with ourselves......305 f honest woman of her word*281 a h. words have suffered.....665 b honor lies in honest toil....305 w hopes of honest men.......300 j 454 o ...450 c SHAKESPEARE*; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH T; BYRON |; TENNYSON †; LOWELL ++; POPE‡; LONGFELLOW §. in a general honest thought*418 7 in hearts keep open, h., and.621 p I should be honest.. love him that is honest*. ....305 n made h. by an act of........620 d ....83 8 of an honest man". ....... 85 n party h. is party expediency482 k that byrd ys not honest....504 w though it be honest, it is*. .415 a tis well to be honest.. 75 d titles are marks of h, men..418 r twelve h. men have decided331 h was once thought honest*.626 k whip me such h. knaves*. .336 i win us with honest trifles*.623 g world's grown honest*.....305m Honestly-h.rather than......801 ƒ to receive h. is the best.. .594 8 Honesty-arm'd so strong in.*305 7 departs with his own h.....305 d found them in mine h.*....305 j full of love and honesty*..665 honesty is the best policy..305 } neither honesty, manhood*. 84 i not length, but honestie....805 e whose honesty the devil*...174 e you'll show a little h.*. .106 n Honey-and bees made h......510 a as the honey of Hybla*. Attic h. thickens the nectar.181 / .....659 a both its gall and honey.....723m doth stay and honey run..321 8 drain those honey wells.....321 t faint for your h., my sweet +541 h flower that smells of honey.233 c gather h. all the day. 322 f gather h. from a weed.. 650 h hoarding golden honey. h. in her mouth, gall in.. 369 e .....392 q h. of delicious memoriest..381 v hover where h. brims over.618 f Hyblæn or Hymethian h...180 h moon-so called-of honey.397 p nor h, make, nor pair.......666m shaking out honey.........229 b sweetest h. is loathsome in*. 26 ƒ the pedigree of honey.. .321 o words sweet as h. from‡....664 8 Honey-bags-h-b. steal from*.197 e Honey-bee-h-b. that wanders321m Honey-bees-work the h-b.*...322 b Honeycomb-milk and h...... 17 k HOPE. 39 t h., but an empty bubble....473 8 Honored-by strangers h. and‡137 m place where h.'s fodged....305 t their mighty honeycomb...322 e Honey-cups-h-c. bending low.220 u Honey-dew-doth the h-d*....592 e he on honey-dew hath fed..166m Honeyed-kisses h. by oblivion334 h Honeysuckle-h. link'd........231 a honeysuckle loved to crawl.231 d h. round the porcht..... .231 f plucked a honeysuckle.....231 c tilted honeysuckle horns... 47 8 with flaunting h.**. Honeysuckles-h. ripen'd by*.231 e .231 b Honey-throated-O h-t. warbler52 h Honor-a good livery of h.*...306m all is lost save honor...... and in honour clear‡........454 g 772 1 an honour to Shakespeare.550 i a roll of honour.. .281 r be with you a point of h....627 8 book of h. razed quite*....444 but honor is of man... can honour set a leg*. chastity of h. which felt.... 87 8 dead on the field of honour.306 d died full of h. and years....403 j discerning thine h. from*..122 a every man his true honor...712 p feel your honor grip.......208 o Brutus is an h. man*. fortunes, and our sacred h.419 d for he's honourable*. from top of honour*. h. and upright life. .156 v helps the hurt that h. feels+390 h honorable is also safest....712 n here h. binds me, and I.....772 i in h. dealing you should....712 his honour decayed, his....616 h it is h. to reach the second.677 a his h. rooted in dishonort. more honorable than age....10 o honour and shame from not306 Honorably-courageously and800cc what is just and honorable..803cc 69 o 300 บ 85 g .306 o .306 o .306 p .721 p 76 ƒ 98 i ...139m 80 r .802m h. and employments rise...114 r h. are great burdens.... .806 c honors come by diligence..102 n h. of genius are eternal.. 706 d h. thrive, when rather*.... 306 r in more substantial h......418 j mindless of its just h.¶....551 ď of any height of honors. seek nor to despise h... shine in more substantial..306 h white honours wed. ..218 h Hood-anemone in snowy h...217 g a page of Hood may do a.. 74 s talk of H. and Little John.578 j Hoods-all hoods make not.*.494 ii with him that wears a h....163 a Hoodwinked-judgment h....409 e Hoof-basest horn of his h.*..278 d 21 d 341 0 Hook-arming wire of your... 19 f Hoofs-hoofs of a swinish. attaine by hooke or crooke.809 a by hooke or crooke........................ .496 v by hook or crook has......508gg flung his golden h, down...397 his h. was such as heads.... 18 kite the covered hook......745 ƒ let your h. always be cast..702m my bended h. shall pierce*. 18 i they are a baited hook. .177 d Hookas-divine in h. glorious 456 f two-inched h. is better I... 18 e Hoop-about a hoop of gold*.434 n admiration did not h. at*..608 v the h. 's bewitching round.453 k without a hoop, without...128 Hoots-that nightly h. and*.. 53 b Hooting-h, at the glorious...520 k Hop-hop a little from her*..364 z Hopped-that h. from side........ 47 ƒ hop for his profit I thus....650 € Hope-abandon h. all ye who.772 t about the neck of hopet....366 n a chastened hope that ever. 80 k a high h. for a low heaven*.467 a alive with sudden hope...230 q all hope abandon, ye who..307 p a mother's secret hope.....307 and break it to our hope*..492 r arm! advance! h. of France635m as forlorn hope.... 156 e as h. and fear alternate.... 75 ask not, h. thou not too....588 b auspicious hope! in thy....307 i bear H.'s tender blossoms..308 q better to h. than to despair.7728 bitterness of death, is h...308aa blessed leisure for love or..342 v boy, my hope, my hap. 88 but I always hope.... .713 a can innocence hope for....320 i Christ is my hope.. 804 @ each joy and new-born h...589 k earthly h., how bright so..307 10 exchanges h. for certainty..365 q Faith and H. triumphant..164 fear or h. may be inspired. 152 n feed on hope, to pine with. 155 % final hope is flat despair**.149 fooled with h. men favour.347 h for peace do not hope......470 v SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH ; BYRON; TENNYSON †; LOWELL ++; POPE‡; LONGFELLOW §. fresh h, the lover's heart**. 51 7 God shall be my hope*.. .275 8 hang themselves in hope...375 i having naught else but h. §.308 d heavenly h. is all serene...307 w hits where h. is coldest*....189 k h. against hope and ask....308 j hope and God... .807 i h. and youth are children. .308 x hope beyond the shadow...316 g hope dead lives nevermore.308 p h., deceitful as it is, serves.772 p hope ebbs and flows like... 74 a hope elevates, and joy**...308 g hope enchanted smiled... .307 m hope ever urges on.........713 c hope for a season. .258 C hope for fairer times in....569 o hope hath happy place.....307 k h., he called, belief in God.487 i hope in God 807 h hope is a lover's staff*.... 308 u hope is brightest when it. .243 e hope is but the dream of.. 308 n hope is theirs by fancy fed. 307 v h. is the sweetest of the....307 y h. kiss'd love, and lovet...366 n h., like a cordial innocent.309 h hope like the gleaming ...307 8 hope may vanish but can.. 76 i hope my heart can cheer...308 c hope never comes** ..299 e h. not for impossibilities..317 j hope! of all ills that........307 o hope of impunity is the....712 r h. of my ancestors endures.804 u hope perseverent, still.....663 c hope's gentle gem... 228 n hope smiled when your...221 b h. springs eternal in the‡..308 1 hope's perpetual breath¶..272 1 hope springs exulting on..307 g hope starves without. .267 € hope still grovels in this...205 8 h. tells a flattering tale ...309 g h. that is unwilling to be¶.150 g h. the balm and life-blood.307 c h. though hope were lost..307 e h. thou nurse of young....307 ƒ hope to meet shortly again. 2p hope to my heart... 165 j h. travels through, nor.‡...308 m h. will make thee young...808 x hope withering fled-and..149 f hope, with eyes so fair.... 307 n hope with hope exulting...261 r hope with meaning rife. 60 a hope without an object....307 1 I do not buy hope 713 b I hope for better things....804 t in a patient hope I rest.....198 r I incline to hope rather**.. 82 h in Faith and H. the world‡. 86 8 in hope... ..808 q e 61 f .772 r .307 d .307 j .309 d in this sign is my hope.....801 m in trembling hope repose.. 86 g is man a child of hope¶. .309 f is there any hope?.... .275 u is there no hope? the sick..440 jot of heart or hope**. last star of hope may. least can spare is hope. leave the light of hope. left his Hope with all let not hope prevail..... life there is hope.. life was all men's hope. like strength is felt from..579 g love can h. where reason...360 i love would die when hopet.366 n mercie ever h. to have.. might hope for it here.....470 more plentiful than hope..536 o my hope is in God.. .309 g .712 q .299 w .382 t my hope is not broken. my own hope is, a sun.. .804 w 798 m ..101 b never to hope again*.......535 b no change, no pause, no h..150 c no h. when thou art gone...569 e none without h. e'er lov'd..360 of hope laid waste.. .567 f other hope had she nones..521 f other medicine but only*. .308 v out of hope of all*. .211 o poise of hope and fear**... 82 h pray, if thou canst, with h.487 n promise-hope-believel...204 j safest hope is in Heaven...804 setting of a great hope is§.308 e sickening pang of hope... 308 8 so farewell h. and with**..149 j so is hope changed.. .257 f sorrow'd after hopet.. .366 n speak of hope to the... ..217 u still on hope relies..... 307 u sudden hope and fear......247 b sweet Hope! celestial.. .308 b the faintest h. should be...772 q the hope of immortality....714 there clung one hope like.307 h there is life there's hope...307 r the tender leaves of hope*. 76 ƒ things which you don't h..308k though h. be weak or sick.487 n through the sunset of hope.308 y thrown from his hope**.. 257 r to hope is to enjoy........... .784 t to hope till hope creates... 308 z to hope, to know... .867 h true h. is swift and flies*... 57 q vain is the h. by colouring.446 t walk with banish'd hopet..366m we h. to grow old and we..754 k we hope to live... .293 0 we live by Admiration, H.4.351 w we live without hope... 772 u we may gain from hope**..308 h what hope of harmony*...407 h what is h. but deceiving....167 whence this pleasing hope.315 when hope was bornt......401 h when hope was high.......... ..155 d when h. was young and.... 56f where my own did h. to sip484 a where there is no hope... ....308 a whilst I breathe, I hope...799aa white-handed hope**.......198 a who bids me hope, and.....308 f with a sure h. and trust....104 c within his breast hope. .105 w with Nature, H., and Poesy672 c work without h. draws.....307 1 worth, so also has Hope.... 74 k you never bade me h., 'tis..492 p youth, health, and h., may.620 a Hoped-loved much, h. little..758 o Hopeful-cheerful and h. than 10 b the mind is hopeful....... 744m Hopeless-h. lays his dead....150 f thieves, all h. of their lives*122 d Hopes-airy h. my children¶..565 w and long hopes joy...... .501 p between me and my hopes.312 o dearest h. in .592 8 ..155 f .558 d 658 d .141 i 376 i 325 0 mortal h. defeated and¶.... my fondest hopes decay. my hopes are flown... new hopes to raise. of all our h. have built.. often only by what it h....672 a our hearts, our h., are all§..118 f our hopes and then our....140 u pays oùr h. with something347 g promise according to our h.492 q ratifies hopes, and urges...717 c reaps from the h. which... 13 h so my hopes decay.. the hopes of all men.. the h. of future years§.....469 c though varying wishes, h..381 e upon my startled hopes....324 i wholly hopes to be.........492 d without our h., without....370 k youth! how buoyant are....672 n Hoping-patience is the art of782 r Horace-H. giving the poets..551 b nor suffers H. more int ...514 i quote H., Juvenal... .516m then farewell Horace].... 207 v Horatio-in my mind's eye H.*315 e Horizon-and on the h. black.575 w farewell the angs are born619 h of court*....308 | high hopes of living**....... 170 q his hopes became a part.. 79 n h. are not always realized..713 a hopes belied our fears......135 e h. have been disappointed..702 8 h. have precarious life......307 q h. I had while fortune......713 à h. in adversity and fears...735 a h. in heaven do dwell*..... 308 t h., like tow'ring falcons...308 o hopes of honest men.. 300 j h. on the heart of woman..796 n h. that fall like flowers....197 q h. that make us ment. .309 c hopes, what are they¶. ...809 € joys but that our h. cease..754 m late on hopes depended*...508 x mighty to inspire new h....751 t mistress dear his h. convey.628 c h. which it forms is the.... 96 e ruby from the h.'s ring§....585 1 Horn-basest h. of his hoof is*278 d blow his wreathed horn¶... 92 € h. before from age to age.. 68m fed her exhausted horn....399 d flower of the golden h......225 g from out her lavish horn...424 r his h. full of good news*...449 € huntsman winds his horn.. 87 huntsman with the cheerful 87 k Moses lends his Pagan h... 75 t of horn and morn and.. 87 m Plenty with her flowing h..543 n pour'd through the mellow.378 v then h. for h. they stretch.294 wind the merry horn....... 87 ƒ with pellucid h. secured are 68 g Hornpipes-sings psalms to*. .557 o Horns-curst cow hath short.494 n hang them on the h. o'*. he has hay on his horns.. shrilly to the well-tun'd h.*169 Horny-blessed are the h.††..667 b Horrid-except that h. one...478 Horror-after dreams of h....470 b 26 p 677 m brow of bragging h.*. 526 a earth shaking with horror.612 c filled up with horror .105 a gild the brown horror......399 t h. heavy sat on every. .208 t h. itself in that fair scene..767 j horror wide extends his....546 n inward h. of falling into....315 offence inspires less h. .437 i swings the scaly h. of his**153 h Horrors-abyss of fears and**105 u hail, horrors, hail**. ..299 g on horror's head horrors*..523 d sound of undistinguish'd h.640 h Horse-a dark h., which had.. 20 o a h., a horse, my kingdom* 21 b a h. should have*. 21 d 21 a a h. to fly, to swim the.. argument, a man's no h.... 26 t dearer than his horset. ....466 a give me another horse*, God's me, my horse*. SHAKESPEARE *; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH; BYRON; TENNYSON †; LOWELL ++; POPE‡; LONGFELLOW §. hours laid out in harmless..295 u spirited horse, which will..686 e tedious as is a tir'd horse*..69 d traced to one horse.........371 q trumpet sounds, to h., away572 8 villain, a h.-Villain, I say. 21 a want of a shoe the h. is lost.497ee would move a horse........450 a yet on his pale horse**, .136 n Horseback-set a beggar on h..503 Horseman-the h. run away..389 o the h.'s crooked brand.....635 p Horsemanship-the art of h...534 i Horsemen-our chariots and*.439 Horses-coach with four h....663 e diseases as two-and-fifty h.*390 dressing eels or shoeing h..589 hell for horses... ..497 € his golden-haired h. up......29 1 Italy is a paradise for h....497 e sets carts before the h......503 b spur your proud h. hard*..639 a Horseshoe-picked up a h.§.. 368 k picked up a horseshoe on...368 i Horse-trappings-ox wishes...682 e Hortensius-to his friend H.[.259 r Hospitable-h. thoughts**....309 k my h. favours you should*.309 1 old landlord's h. doort.....484 w Hospital-skirmish, taken to..640 r Hospitality-doing deeds of*.309 n h. sitting with gladness§...309 j where peace and h. might.. 23 c Host-for such a numerous**,536 a glorious host of light. .....575 7 heaven's glittering h. and..585 a himself a host‡.. .286 t I am your host* .309 1 mingling with the vulgar‡..354 € not one of all the purple h..630 y soars the host in sight. .829 7 that h. on the morrow lay.636 d that h. with their banners.636 d the universal h. up sent**..573 b time is like a fashionable h.*603 a Hostages-given h. to fortune.374 e Hostess-h. clap to the doors*384 i my h, of the tavern a*. ..659 a the h. say "welcome"*. ...644 e Hostile-nothing more h. to...626 c Hosts-heavenly h. affeared... 92 i h. on hosts of shining ones..404 h Hot-all h. and bleeding*. ...639 u extremes of hot and cold*.191 h hot, alive amid the... ..224 b h. and still the air was§....542 o h. temper leaps o'er a cold*592 w little pot and soon hot*.....432 g not till a h. January*. .321 h strike the iron whilst it is...504 o strike while the iron is h...504 p Hotter-often makes us§......596 z Hound-babe, and beaten h.. 21 ƒ every stag hound bayed....451 8 puppy, whelp, and h., and...19 q Hounds-dog-rel verse of h... 87m echo mocks the hounds*...169 hounds all join in. ..87 j their hawks and hounds*. .273 ƒ Hour-and I have had my h..466 j and so from hour to hour*.350 € anguish of a torturing h.*. 15 c an h. in clamour*. 381 m at some future hour. .267 k at the arrival of an hour....350 q awful h. of the passion....612 c blessed h. of our dinners...167 k blest h.! It was a luxury...368 v bring me back one golden h.380 c burn my little hour away..457 h catch the transient hour...348 b crowded h. of glorious life.350 c dead within an hour*.......36 r doth fall that very hour*...659 u each h.'s joy wrecked with*569 8 every changing hour.......227 p fatal hour was registered. .510 o for a dark h. or twain*... 417 h from h. to hour we rot and*350 e golden hour of invention...326 u has been and I have had....150 p he strikes the hour very....113 r h. after hour departs.. 602 a h. flies on double wings....746 u h. gives no sure promise....748 I hour in each man's life... 461 g h. may lay it in the dust..281 7 h. of blind old Dandolo.... 9f hour of Fate's serenest.....207 hour of glorious life... .273 b hour of his great release...617 b hour of Scotland... .116m hour of virtuous liberty....343 i hour o' night's black arch .384 8 hour that tears my soul....259 q h. when from the boughs]..384 t hour when lovers' vows....384 t h. which gives us life... 722 f improve each shining hour.322 f in a sunny hour fall.. 157 in their hour of might. ..608 j it is a sunny hour of play..361 g it is the hour when.. 50 0 life from hour to hourt.... 96aa lives its little hour 240 q make the h. full complete*.602 r midnight brought on the**.384 y my hour at last has come..146 n nor lose the present hour..110 i not an hour more nor less*. 11 v nothing can bring back...466 r now the hour of rest hath§.526m one hour assures not. ..151 i one h. is theirs, nor more¶.382 c one hour of sickness or.....642 c one self-approving hour‡...547 present h. alone is man's...348 e Scourge and tort'ring hour. 6 r since which proud h. for... 55 n soft h. of walking comes...625 p spent an h.'s talk withal*...384 h stilly h. when storms are...470 8 tell what hour o' th' day...341 q ten thousand in an hour....352 a the bounties of an hour....186m the hour the poet loves....186r their inaudible hour... ..217 k the stilly h. when storms.. 71 g the wonder of an hour)....578 h time and the hour runs*....602 i 'tis just the hour.. too busy with the crowded.666 n torturing h. calls to us**...523 j tranquil hour of night.... 'twas in a blessed hour.. was the cooling hour just .585 g watchful minutes to the*. .333 wee short hour ayont the..599 g who duly weighs an hour..354 u witching hour of night.....415 q wraps the present hour... Hour-glass-time's h-g...... .600 q Hours-action make the h.*...602 q all the days and hours...... 2 r and hotter H. approach....543 f at all hours, the vivifying.. 6 e attended by the sultry H...543 g beguile my tedious hours.. 67 t careful hours with time's*.288 t chase the glowing H. with 599m cheer the hours away..... 294 g chosen sacred hours.. 261 T company with the hours...116 e eight score eight hours*. .365 b feathered with flying h....600 g gold-crowned Hours and...277 i golden h. on angel wings...356 g her h. are numbered on....393 p hopes my latest h. to crown307 t h. and days when both.... 30 8 h. be set apart for business325 v h. bring about the day*....602 r h. fly along in a circle.. 746 i something in a flying h.¶. .661 r ..187 f 2 u 249 p 8e .524 ! ...111 q 365 b 523Y h. must I contemplate*....602 8 h. must I take my rest*.....602 8 hours once tinged in..... .381 t h. were nice and lucky*....368 r h. when life culminated 65m how slowly the h. pass to..792 a if in the darkest h. of illg..479 v in various talk_thet life with quiet hours*. love alters not with his*....108 t love what h. were thinet...610 k lovers' absent hours*. 'mid the cheerless h. of....565 e of all h. the most bless'd...167 k O ye h.! follow with May's.599 h peaceful h. I once enjoy'd..379 ravishment the listening h.415! recollect the hours.. 217 j seven h. to law, to soothing.600 8 shall we charm the hours..393 # should be hours for*. six hours in sleep, in law's 603 slow fly the h., fast the.....600 k slumbering the festal h....522 softly, O midnight hours...563 q spent the darksome hours.569 a steal a few h. from the.....416 r such h. 'gainst years of....346 h swift-wing'd h. speed on... 40 # the h. are softly calling....540p the past h. weak and gray.466 0 there are set, awful hours..563 p these h. and only these....356 those bright h., the latest..624 ƒ till the h. of light return...345 i to pass these sweeter h.....541 o unheeded flew the hours...603 p wak'd by the circling h.**..400 k waking flow'rs at morning.583 8 waste of wearisome hours..349 e we live! ours are the h.. 777e while the jolly h. lead on**. 51 I who consecrates his hours. 85 z winged h. of bliss have..... 61 k wise to talk with our past..547 p woman! in our h. of ease..658 r young romantic Hours.... 245 à Houri-an h. had rolled a.....463 p House-a handsome h. to......6527 a little house well-fill'd....494bb all through the h. not a..... 94m broadly round the house...611 b builds the house or digst... 92 8 chest or h. is more than he.431 e clouds that lour'd upon...582 g disturb this hallow'd h.*....462 t eaten me out of h. and*.... .819 r every man's house.... .712 ƒ fell upon the h. a sudden§..135 0 God erects a h. of prayer.. 95 o goes all over a house. 359m he enter'd in his house....566 ƒ his h. is unto his annext....563 his house was known to..... 387 h. and raiment and food....617 b h. divided against itself....282 j h. is to be let for life.... h. of every one is to him...305m h. of Have and the house...492 g h. of laughter makes a....341 h. though thou art small....303 h. to put 's head in has a*..426 house where I was born....380 how, in one house*. .282 infected h. boding to all*... 55 d in's own house*. ..252 laughter makes a h. of. 341 little pleasure in the house. 2 Lord let the h. of a brutet..188 A man's house is his castle...303 I noddin' at our h. at hame..562 € O ancient h. alas, how....693 e o'er our fallen house.......598 over the lonely house.... Raven's house is built.. remain quiet within the h. 656 f see the figure of the house 426 À 297 € 396 55 a SHAKESPEARE*; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH¶; BYRON ; TENNYSON+; LOWELL ++; POPE; LONGFELLOW §. she is my house*.. 645 0 .388m .432 i .150 toward the devil's h. we....796 up in a mourning house*...592 b very welcome to our h.*....644 f whose h. is of glass must..509 i worse than a smoky h.*. 69 d your h. shall be duly fed...666 you take my h. when you*.1 you've a poet in your h....478 House-builder-the h-b. at....431 k Housed-h. beside their. housed where it gets*. .322 e ....558 8 Household-among our h.§.... 66 s light h. duties, ever more..645 t mouth as h. words*. 409 my h. stuff, my field*. never one of a h. only§.....135m sacred to the h. gods.. ...645 o than to study h. good**....645 g 56 d Households-hearts and of h.. 89 g Housekeeper-h. with but.. 180 n Housemates-h. sit around....564 w House-room-h-r. to the best. 91 q Houses-hives and h. driven*.122 c houses are built to live in...425 d h. that he makes last till*..458 v old houses mended.. till the houses' walls.. .425 f House-top-on the h-t. one by. 57 j ..401 j Housewife-germ of a h......166 o to the h. that's thrifty......604 r Housewifery-players in*.....660 g Housewives-h. all the. ...458 k housewives in your beds*..660 g h. make a skillet*. Hovel-a h. to your dreary. .432 b Hover-oft times I hover......189 p ....101 g How-and not h. you did it...428 8 Howards-all the blood of all‡.670 8 Howling-h. in the face of....395 incertain thought imagine*.140 i Howlings-h. attend it: how*. 33 f Howls-Ralph to Cynthia h.4.557 n Hub-State-house is the Hub.. 97 p the Hub, the King pin. Hue-add another h. unto*....252 .....482 g blent with rosier hue.......222 came thy dazzling hue.....229 g carries the h. of the place.. 80 e displayed their melancholy.6147 distance takes a lovelier h.t610 j flowers of all hue**. ...242 c from him draws his hue....235 holly leaves a sober hue....614m h. as red as the rosy bed....649 i h. from wan declining green610 n native h. of resolution*.....106 q one simple hue the plant...238 u red, love's proper hue**...564 k though each its h. peculiar.609 e turns the healthful hue....327 t with h. like that when.....447 i Hues-hues like hers.... .412 w odors, and bright h.........448 f dolphin dies its hues are...134 k gay h. that wait on female. 53 hues of ancient promise....515r hues of beauty-bright.. hues of the rich unfolding..400 f .238 t h. were born in heaven....214 e in saddened hues imbuing..394 p Iris all hues, roses**, rarest hues of human life..296 x .231 p Hug-hug it in mine arms*...139 8 we hug the dear deceit.. ..144 d Huge-far too h. to be blown*.640 Hugg'd-she hugg'd the.......656 Hugs-falsehood h. it to the..198 d Hullah-baloo-able to sing.... 39 u Hum-but 'midst the crowd,1.566 e ever h. the golden beestt...321 u hear ye not the hum.. ..296 a h. of either army stilly*. h. of human cities torture].587 n ....639 c no voice or hideous hum**.461 t 45 h Humble-a heart that was h..470 t bears not a h. tongue*.....494 z be humble and be just.... be h., learn thyself to scan.322 r .....164 e be humble out of pride....310 o be it ever so humble. ....804 k fond of humble things.. humble things become.....713 e ......580 o in humble life there.. 722 h is tame, it's h., and waits*.. 11m range with humble livers*.112 f temple is an humble heart.487 e to the humble spot.........226 wisdom is h. that he knows650 with h. livers in content*..570 yet the humble spares.....274 g Humblebee-burly dozing h...821 p Humbled-and h. to the very. 55 n h. indeed down into the.....601 g Humbler-and h. growths as 56 h humbled kiss the rod*. .... 82 Humbles-the heart it h., and.538 i Humblest-h. he can speak...230 a of h. friends, bright¶. 549 j Humbly-too h., or she will..662 e virtue's h. son let none.....634 a Humility-first will learn h...310m for love's h. is love's........366 d haughtiness of humility....310 k humility is to make a......310 v h. that low sweet root......310 r modest stillness and h.*....471 e pride that apes humility...310 h sinks himself by true h.....810 the footstool of humility...310 q they are proud in humility.490 8 unlearn humility.. so come, come! "hum"..541 h stilled is the h. that..... the busy hum of men**.... 625 g Humming-h. in calm content321m undefined and mingled h....411 e 97 j Humming-bird-gay the h-b..393 r the waters clear is h.. humming-bird that hung... 47 8 Humming-birds-chalices to..391 o Hums-h. with a louder.......394 a h. with a louder concert....615 a these hums, and ha's*...... 71 o Human-all h. things of......671 b all of human racett. .101 o and of the human frame...485 y applause of a single h...... 26 7 beside a human door¶. ...587 b Boreas, foe to human kind.646 r but h. creature's lives...... 23 k consistent to human nature 429 c diary of the human race...344 r divested of the human.....560 a every h. being brought a...339 u every human heart is h. §. .309 u folly there is in human. ....700 8 forget the human race....356 8 friend to human race‡.....309 r glorious thing h. life is§....151 a gods assigned to human....697 1 happiest they of h. race....539 b he is grown human.. ..309 o human affairs are brief....703 a h. beauty, and human soul.447 b human heart and soultt....270 u h. heart finds nowhere......587 t human in its passions......558 c h. laws are but the copies..437 g h. left from human free**..559 p ...249 h. nature's daily food¶ what honor hath humility.. 49 .661 c h. race from China to Peru.475aa what is his humility*. h. things are subject... whose clothing is humility.310 p .528 p human things hang.. ..206 b Humor-every h. hath his*...273ƒ 748m human things those may...288 z h. has justly been regarded.810 x is at least human.. h. most when she obeyst...645 k .185 lord of the human soult....126 in a holiday humour*. ..302 8 none the less human.......779 e in which native h. reigns...578 i nothing h. is foreign to me.801 Humorous-most h. sadness..607 k woman in this h. woo'd*...663 o nothing that is human do I 373 d odor of the human flowers. 148 k Humors-h. turn with climes+.373 u no marvel he is so h.*......310 z our human griefs*.. pity distress is but human.. 86 g Hundreds-h. have employed. 96 g h. whether grave or........180m porcelain clay of h. kind...418 6 Hunger-ever perishing from.176 p rarest hues of human life..296 x respect us, human‡.... h. broke stone walls*. .811 አ ..309 8 shelter but in human kind.587 t h. for less costly delicacies. 177 k so narrow human wit‡......538 1 h. is sharper than the......311 a teem'd with human form....28 e h. is the teacher of the arts.713 tell how h. life began**. h. so after my death..... there is a h. being for whom148 r ..349 a .......366 hunger's powerful sway....213 h there is no evil in h. affairs.765 n h. that persuades to crime.299 u there's a human look in its. 54m h. was the best seasoning...811 e to err is human.. introduces h. frost and woe. 23 c .786m to err is human‡.. make me hunger more*....112 b to human race a friend‡.. need never hunger more...368 g to step aside is human‡....343 c obliged by h. and request‡.414 g weakness of h. nature...... 81 q poverty, hunger, and dirt..481 r weakness of human nature.641 g seasoning for food is h. ..713 g Humane-aught h. despise‡... 41 p with h. failings, whether...3118 Hungry-cloy the h. edge of*.26 g to all that hunger greved..309 i cruelty to be h. to rebels...761 c has a lean and hungry look*311 i just if one is not humane...774 k hungry as the grave.. .811 j Humanity-a lesson of h......309 q yet hold it more humane**.472 v h. Greek go to heaven.....713 i h. people listens not........713 k concord with humanity...227 r in h. mortals' eyes find]....431 n genius, like humanity......270 o in love, faith, if he be h.....723 o h. and immortality consist.522 a like h. guests, a sitting.....422 a humanity is cruelty.. likes not to go off hungry.. 17 k h. with all its fears §... .761 c love in a cottage is h.......367 k imitated h. so abominably*.372 1 ..469 c meat for the hungry.. ..561 a new blossom of humanity.. 31 r said they were an-hungry*.311 h still, sad music of h. §.. the hungry sinner].. .310 a Hunt-as if a double h. were*.169 ..166 h that law-humanity.. these make humanity......309 p ..275 f hunt half a day for a¶......161 o traitor to h. is the traitor++608 g h. in fields for health.......440 b Humankind-good or bad for 85 8 hunt it in the dark..... lords of humankind.... h. till day's last glimmer... 87 ....339 t .490 v porcelain clay of .......................... Hunted-men ever h. twice... 87 ..370 x Hunter-a mighty h. and‡.... 87 o 1 n 255 P 80 f SHAKESPEARE*; MILTON **; WORDSWORTH¶; BYRON; TENNYSON +; LOWELL tt; POPE‡; LONGFELLOW §. |
