unheeded flew the, 241.

House and home, 57.

of feasting, 8.

26.

set thine, in order, 10.
ill spirit have so fair a,
to be let for life, 101.
Household words, 59.
Houses, a piague o' both the, 73.
seem asleep, 236.

Housewife that's thrifty, 220.
How happy is he born and taught,
97.

Howards, not all the blood of all
the, 157.

Hue, mountain in its azure, 248.
Human face divine, 114.
to err is, 162.

to step aside is, 222.
Humanity imitated so abomina-

bly, 83.

of, 93.

wearisome condition

sad music of, 233.
suffering sad, 288.

Humility and modest stillness, 59.
pride that apes, 243.

Hurt of a deadlier sort, 132.
that honor feels, 279.
Hush, my dear, lie still and slum-
ber, 181.

Hyacinthine locks, 115.
Hyperion to a satyr, 76.
curls, 84.

Hypocrisy is the homage vice pays
to virtue, 309.

"I dare not" wait upon "I
would," 46.

I owe you one, 225.

I remember, I remember, 275.
I would do what I pleased, 294.
Içe, to smooth the, 53.

be thou chaste as, 82.
in June, 268.

Idea, teach the young, 183.
Ides of March, 64.
Idiot, tale told by an, 52.
Idler is a watch, 210.

Idler, busy world an, 212.
If is the only peacemaker, 42.
If all the world and love were
young, 93.

Infirmity of noble minds, 123.
Infirmities, a friend should bear
his friend's, 68.

Ingratitude, unkind as 'man's, 41.

--, warmest welcome at an, 193.
Innocence, and mirth, 267.
Insides, carrying three, 226.
Insubstantial pageant, 27.
Instincts unawares, 278.
Insults unavenged, 239.
Intentions, hell is paved with
good, 190.

Intercourse, speed the soft, 166.
Iron entered into his soul, 13.

rule thee with a rod of, 25.
the man that meddles with
cold, 132.

Isles, ships that sailed for sunny,
283.

Iteration damnable, 54.
Ithuriel with his spear, 116.

Jade, let the galled, wince, 83.
Jail, the patron and the, 187.
Jealousy, it is the green-eyed
monster, 89.

Jerusalem, if I forget thee, 6.
Jest, put his whole wit in a, 100.
the most bitter is a scorn-
ful, 188.

and youthful jollity, 125.
Jests prosperity, 35.

indebted to his memory for
his, 220.

Jew, hath not a, eyes, 37.
I thank thee, 38.
Jewel, a precious, in his head, 39.
in an Ethiop's ear, 72.
Jews might kiss and infidels adore,

the luminous cloud, 245.
rises in thee like a summer's
morn, 245.
Joys, fading, we dote upon, 144.
must flow from ourselves,

199.

280.

snatched hasty, 185.
Kisses after death remembered,

Knee, crook the hinges of the, 83.
Knell that summons thee, 47.
the shroud, etc., 176.

rung by fairy hands, 198.

Knew, carry all he, 204.
Knife, war to the, 302.

Knight, a prince can mak' a belt-
ed, 224.

of, 43.

Jurymen may dine, 164.

Just knows, and knows no more,
210.

Justice, this even-handed, 45.
--, unwhipped of, 70.

Keeper, am I my brother's, 1.
Kew, his highness' dog at, 168.
Kick where honor's lodged, 134.

may kill a sound divine, 210.
Kid, the leopard lie down with
the, 10.

Kin, makes the whole world, 64.
little more than, 75.
prohibited degree of, 135.
Kind, fellow-feeling makes one
wondrous, 193.
Kindness, too full of the milk of
human, 45.

King, every inch a, 71.

81.

catch the conscience of the,

here lies our sovereign lord,

the, 143.

of day. 184.

himself has followed her,

206.

Kingdom, my mind to me a, 207.
Kings it makes gods, 62.

the right divine of, 167.
King's name a tower of strength,

62.

Kiss, one kind, before we part,

181.

we delight in, 47.
and intent study, 127.
youth of, 202.

ease and alternate, 183.
Laborer worthy of his reward, 24.
Laborers are few, 15.
Ladies be but young and fair, 40.
-, intellectual, 269.
Lady doth protest too much, 83.
Lady's in the case, 170.
Lamb to the slaughter, 10.

of God, behold the, 19.
Una with her milk-white,

237:
Land, far into the bowels of the,

Language, that those lips had, 214.
Lapland night, lovely as a, 234.
Large streams from little foun-
tains flow, 227.

Lark at heaven's gate sings, 69.
Lass, drink to the, 220.

Lasses, then she made the, 224.
Last, not least, in love, 66.

at his cross, 292.
-link is broken, 292.
Late, choosing and beginning, 119.
known too, 72.

Latin no more difficile, 130.
Laugh, the world and its dread,

184.

that spoke the vacant

mind, 202.
Laughter holding both his sides,

125.

Law, love is the fulfilling of the,

233.

thou art a galling load, 223.
best portion of a good man's,