237.

after his own heart, 2.
thou art the, 3.

is born unto trouble, 4.
mark the perfect, 5.
stagger like a drunken, 6.
goeth to his long home, 9.
under his fig-tree, 12.
shall not live by bread alone,

profited, for what is, 16.
be born again, 19.

lay down his life, 20.
soweth, that shall he reap,

shall bear his own burden,

a proper, as any one shall
see, 34.

dressed in a little brief au-
thority, 30.

that hath no music, 38.
dare do all that may become

a, 46.

dare, I dare, 48.

could have better spared a
better, 56.

so faint, so spiritless, 57.
this is the state of, 63.
that hangs on princes' fa-
vors, 63.

68.

of such a feeble temper, 65.
the foremost of all the world,

this was a, 69.

's as true as steel, 73.
take him for all in all, 77.
what a piece of work is, 80.
delights not me, 80.

that is not passion's slave,

give the world assurance of

83.

a, 84.

wished heaven had made

her such a, 87.

237.

are caught by glare, 259.

of morals, 107.

old, eloquent, 126.

Maidens withering on the stalk,

132.

140.

141.

that meddles with cold iron,

beware the fury of a patient,

as free as nature first made,

on, 224.

Peru, 187.

men think their little

set, 217.
Manna, his tongue dropped, 113.
Manners, evil communications
corrupt good, 22.
Mansions, many, in my Father's
house, 20.

Many are called, 17.
Mar what 's well, 70.
Marcellus exiled feels, 157.
March, beware the Ides of, 64.
in life's morning, 250.
the stormy, has come, 284.
Mare, gray, the better horse, 147.
Margin, a meadow of, 219.
Mariners of England, 250.
Mark, death loves a shining, 177.
the archer little meant, 254.
Marlborough's eyes, 188.
Marmion, the last words of, 253.
Marriage bell, merry as a, 260.
tables, coldly furnish
forth the, 76.

I were, 32.

Marrying ancient people, 297.
Mars, an eye like, 84.
Martyrs, blood of the, 306.

Mary hath chosen that good part,
18.

Mast, nail to the, 289.

Master passion in the breast, 155.
Mattock and the grave, 176.
Maxims preaching down a daugh-
ter's heart, 279.

Maytime and cheerful dawn, 231.
May, chills the lap of, 201.
Maze, a mighty, 154.

mirthful, 201.

Meaner beauties of the night, 97.
Measure, to tread a, on the grass,

110.

ight, he that would not when
he, 207.

lighty, how are the, fallen, 2.
Mile, measured many a, 35.
Miles, might travel twelve stout,
228.

Milk of human kindness, 45.

and water, 0, 267.
Mill, brook that turns a, 277.
Millions of spiritual creatures,

Mirror up to nature, 82.

Mirth, within the limit of becom-
ing, 35.

grew fast and furious, 221.
and innocence, 267.

string attuned to, 275.

Miser's pensioner, 237.
Miserable have no other medicine,
30.
Miseries, in shallows and in, 68.
Misery acquaints a man with
strange bedfellows, 26.
a tear to, 197.

steeped to the lips in, 288.
Misery's darkest cavern, 189.
Mistress of herself tho' china fall,
160.

Mob of gentlemen, 166.
Modesty, bounds of, 74.
Moment, and give to God each,

turn, 133.

meek-eyed, 183.

Morrow, take no thought for the,

Mountain tops, misty, 74.

robes the, 248.

Mountain waves, her march is
o'er the, 250.

Mountains interposed make ene-
mies, 211.

Greenland's icy, 258.
Mourned, the loved and, 261.
Mourning, the oil of joy for, 11.
Mouth, out of thine own, 19.

-, gift horse in the, 131, 294.
put an enemy in their, 88.
Mouths a sentence, 209.
Muck, run a, 165.
Multitude of counsellors, 6.
Murder, one, makes a villain, 208.
Murmurs, hollow, died away, 198.
Music the food of love, 28.

38.

84.

never merry when I hear,

the man that hath no, 38.
discourse most excellent,

of her face, 105.

heavenly maid, 198.
sphere-descended maid,

his very foot has, 216.
instinct with, 230.

in my heart, 230.

of running brooks, 237.
with its voluptuous swell,

of her face, 265.

-'s golden tongue, 271.
Musical as is Apollo's lute, 122.
Muttons, to return to our, 293.
Myself, awe of such a thing as I,
65.

Mystery, burden of the, 233.
of mysteries, 255.
Myriads of rivulets, 281.
Myrtle, cypress and, 264.

Naiad or a grace, 253.
Name, local habitation and a, 35.
deed without a, 49.
what's in a, 72.

88.

160.

2

filches from me my good,

mark the marble with his,

at which the world grew

pale, 187.

the magic of a, 249.
Phoebus, what a, 268.
Names, one of the few immortal,
286.

Narcissa's last words, 158.
Nathan said to David, 3.
Nation exalted by righteousness,