Aaron's serpent, 155.
Abdiel, the seraph, 117.
Abra was ready, 148.
Abundance, every one that hath,

17.
Accidents by flood and field, 87.
Accoutred as I was, 65.
Aching void, 214.
Action, how like an angel, 80.

, suit the? to the word, 82.

Actions of the just, 105.

like almanacs, 108.

Acts, little nameless, 233.

Ada, sole daughter of my house,

260. Adam, whipped the offending, 58.

the goodliest man, 115.

dolve and Eve span, 305.

, the son of, and of Eve, 147.

Adorn, touched nothing, he did

not, 190.
Adversary, that mine, had written

a book, 1.
Adversity, sweet the uses of, 39.
Adversity's sweet milk, 74.
Affection, entire, hateth nicer

hands, M.
Affections mild, 166.
Affliction tries our virtue, 191.
Age, my, is as a lusty winter, 40.

, be comfort to my, 39.

cannot wither her, 69.

, he was not of an, 99.

, for talking, 202.

of ease, 202.

, you 'd scarce expect one of

my, 227. , old, serene, and bright, 234.

tongues, 121.

Aisle and fretted vault, 196.
Aisles of Christian Rome, 285.
Alabaster, like his grandsire cut

in, 36.
Alexandrine, a needless, 161.
All things work together for good.

20.
— things, prove, M.

things to all men, M.

things that are, are chased, 37.

that glisters is not gold, M.

is not lost, 110.

Europe rings, 127.

that's bright must fade, 256.

Allegory, headstrong as an, 219.
Allured to brighter worlds, 203.
Almanacs like actions of the last

age, 108.
Almighty Father! these as they

change, 185.

Almighty Dollar, 309.
Alms, when thou doest, 14.
Alone, not good that man should

be, 1.

, never less, than when, 276.

, , they are never, when with

noble thoughts, 295.
Alpha and Omega, 25.
Alp, o'er many a fiery, 113.
Alps on Alps arise, 161.
Alraschid, Haroun, golden prime

of, 281.
Altars, strike for your, 286.
Ambition, vaulting, 46. should be made of

sterner stuff, 67.

-, to reign is worth, Ill.

Amend your ways, 11.
Among them, but not of them, 261.
Amorous, fond, and billing, 135.
Angel, she drew down an, 138.

, ministering, 253.

, recording, 299.

Angels unawares, M.

, , make the, weep, 30.

trumpet-tongued, 46.

are bright still, 50.

and ministers of grace, 78.

face shyned bright, M.

till our passion dies, 106.

, a thousand liveried, 122.

are painted fair to look like

you, 144.

, holy, guard thy bed, 181.

, wake thee, 189.

Angels' visits, short and bright, 145.

short and far between, 173.

Angel-visits, few and far between, 249.

Anger of his lip, 29.

, more in sorrow than in, 77.

Angry, be ye, and sin not, M.

Anguish, pain is lessened by another's, 72.

, hopeless, poured his

groan, 189.

Annals of the poor, 195.

Anointed, rail on the Lord's, 61.

Answer, a soft, turneth away wrath, 7.

Anthem, pealing, 196.

Antidote, sweet oblivious, 51.

63.
76.

-, to breakfast, with what,

- grown by what it fed on,

-, colors and forms an, 233.
Applaud thee to the very echo, 51.
Apple of his eye, 2.
Appliances and means to boot, 67.
Apollo's lute, musical as, 122.
Apollos watered, 21.
Apprehension, death is most in, 31.
of the good, 64.

April, June, and November, 303.

Arch of London bridge, 302.

Argue not against heaven, 127.

, though vanquished, he

could, 203.

Argues yourselves unknown, 116.

Argument, staple of his, M.

Ark, rolls of Noah's. 139.

Armor, his honest thought, 97.

Arms, take your last embrace, 74.

Army with banners, 10.

Arrows, Cupid kills with, M.

Art, adorning thee with so much, 106.

— may err, 142.

—, grace beyond the reach of, 161.

—, ease in writing comes from, 162.

—, than all the gloss of, 204.

is long, 287.

Arts and eloquence, mother of,120.

in which the wise excel, 144.

Artaxerxes' throne, 120.

Asbourne, down thy hill, romantic, 226.

Ashes to ashes, 13.

, e'en in our, 197.

Ashkelon, publish it not in the streets of, 2.

Ask, and it shall be given you, 15.
Asleep, the houses seem, 236.
Astronomer, undevout, 178.
Ass, write me down an, M.
Assurance double sure, 50.
Atheism, the owlet, 243.
Athens, the eye of Greece, 120.
Atlantean shoulders, 113.
Attempt, and not the deed, con-
founds, 47.

the end, 104.

Attendance, to dance, 64.
Audience, and attention drew, 113.

fit, though few, 118.

Auld acquaintance, 223.
Authority, a little brief, 30.
Awake, arise, for ever fallen. 111.
Awe, in, of such a thing as I, 65.
Axe, laid to the root, 18.

Babe, bent o'er her, 216.
Babel, stir of the great, 212.
Bachelor, when I said I would die

a, M.
Back, thumps upon your, 215.

and side go bare, 304.

Backing, a plague upon such, M.
Bacon shined, think how, 157.
Bodge of our tribe, M.
Balance, dust of the, 10.
Balances, thou art weighed in the,

11.
Ballad to his mistress' eyebrow,

41. Ballad-mongers, one of these same

metre, M. Ballads sung from a cart, 142.

, of a nation, make the, 297.

Balloon, huge, 234.
Bane and antidote, 150.
Bank, I know a, M.
Banner, star-spangled, 291.
Banners, an army with, 10.

, hang out our, 52.

Banquet's o'er, when the, 170.
Bark attendunt sail, 158.
Barren, 't is all, 300.
Battalions, not single, but in, 85.
Battle, mighty fallen in, 2.

not to the strong, 9.

and the breeze, 250.

, perilous edge of, 111.

, freedom's, once begun,

264.

in the love, M.

Bell, silence that dreadful, M.

, sullen, sounds as a, 57.

, church-going, 214.

Belle, 't is vain to be a, 191.
Bells jangled, out of tune, 82.
Bent,'fool me to the top of my, 84.
Better to have loved and lost, 280.
Bezonian? under which king, M.
Bigness which you see, 143.
Billows, swelling and limitless,

243.
Bird of the air, 12. of dawning, N.