Fontarabian echoes, 253. Food, minds not ever craving for. 220. , pined and wanted, Mr. , nature's daily, 231. Fool to make me merry, 42. , at thirty man suspects him- 213. , suckle, 88. for arguments use wagers, 133. ever since the conquest, 143. rush in where angels fear to tread, 162. they are who roam, 199. who came to scoff, 203. , paradise of, 221. , in idle wishes, 221. Foot, O, so light a, 73. has music in't, 216. Forefathers of the hamlet sleep, 195. 186. 57. 33. Fierv soul working out its way, 139. 282. by defect, 159. Finger, slow and moving, 90. little, M. , one, burns out another's, 72. , pale his uneffectual, 79. , three removes as bad as a, 298. of ruin glow, 248. Firmament, the spacious, 151. 118. is. weak, 17. , O that this too, too solid, 76. is heir to, 81. and blood can't bear it, 172. Flint, wear out the everlasting, 73. Flood, taken at the, 68. Flow of soul, 165. Flower when offered in the bud, 180. , full many a, 196. Floweret, of the vale, 197. 135. 124. grow romantic, 159. , when woman stoops to, 206. , railed on lady, 40. looks with threatening eye, 53. , leads on to, 68. Fortune's power, I am not now in, 132. 203. 299. 210. from her mountain height, 270. - shrieked when Koscius- ko fell, 248. Freedom's battle once begun, 264. free, 213. knew, 210. 113. lodge a, 152. , knolling a departing, 57. Friends, call you that backing of your, M. thou hast and their adop- , her dear five hundred, 212. , I would not on my list of, 213. affairs, 32. , ne'er knew joy but, 168. , the ripest, first falls, 54. Fuel to the flame, 120. 123. , filled with, 198. of a patient man, 140. Fustian so sublimely bad, 165. Gain, to die is, 23. Gale, simplest note that swells the, 197.' 292. perish, dies, 268. Gentleman, where was then the, Gentlemen who write with ease, Ghost, there needs no, 79. , like an ill-used, 173. Giant dies, 31-172. Giant's strength, excellent to have Gibes, where be your, M. Gifts gie us, O wad some power Gilead, is there no balm in, 11. Girdle round about the earth, M. Glare, maidens are caught by, 259. Glass darkly, through a, 22. , he was indeed the, 57. Glory and vain pomp, 63. obscured, 112. peep, into, 136. , the paths of, 196. , trailing clouds of, 238. , who track the steps of, 268. , rush to, 250. , set the stars of, 270. Glory's morning gate, 2ir3. Glove, O that I were a, 72. Glow-worm, her eyes the, lend Glow-worm's uneffectual fire, 79. Gnat, strain at a, 17. Go and do thou likewise, 18. —, Soul, the body's guest, M. — his halves, 294. God and mammon, M. hath joined together, 16. , had I but served my, 63. the first garden made, 107. , just are the ways of, 120. , the noblest work of, 157. or devil, 140. save the king, 173. the Father, God the Son, 180. made the country, 211. helps them that help them- tempers the wind, 300. God's providence seeming es- Godliness, cheerful, 231. Going, stand not upon the order Gold, all that glisters is not, M. Gold, gild refined, 53. , bright and yellow, 275. Golden opinions, 46. Good for us to be here, 16. , all things work together for, 20. , hold fast that which is, M. men and true, M. in every thing, 39. , men do, is oft interred with their bones, 67. the more communicated, 116. the gods provide thee, 138. , it might do, 143. by stealth, 166. , luxury of doing, 200. , some fleeting, 200. die first, 2:19 , better made by ill, Mr. , noble to be, 261. night, to all, to each, 253. Goose-pen, though thou write Gorgons and hydras, 113. Gory locks, 48. Grace, the melodv of every, 105. , sweet and attractive, 115. was in all her steps, 118. beyond the reach of art, 161. , the power of, 249. , purity of, 265. Grandsire frisked, 201. Grapes, have eaten sour, 11. Grass, all flesh is, 10. Grasshopper shall be a burden, 9. Gratulations flow in streams un- Grave, with sorrow to the, 2. , where is thy victory, 22. to gay, 158." , hungry as the. 185. , glory leads but to the, 196. , Lucy is in her, 229. , glory or the, 250. , botunize upon his moth- , thou art gone to the, 258. Graves, find ourselves dishonora- - stood tenantless, 75. Great, none think the, unhappy, 178. my, 63. - and goodness, not means but ends, 245. , beauties of exulting, 184. Grecian chisel trace, 253. 130. is, 233. grave, 2. , every one can master a, 33. that "does not speak, 50. , a plague of sighing and, Mr. , perked up in a glistering, 62. , or gave his father, 168. , of my distracting. 200. Griefs, some are med'einable, 69. Great, some are born, 29. iu villany, 63. 188. his, 189. , haunted holy, 260. Groves were God's first temples, 284. 134. , speed the parting, 168. Guide,philosopher, and friend, 158. Guides, blind, 17. Guinea, the, helps the hurt of honor, 279. Habit, costly thv. 77. Hail, holy light, 114. , wedded love, 116. , Columbia, 227. Hair to stand on end, 78. , distinguish and divide a, 130. , beauty draws with a single, 164. 15. 219. 208. , cloud like a man's, 3. findeth to do, do it, 9. , thy left, know, etc., 14. , with an unlineal, 47. , who can hold a fire in his, 54. open as day, M. , leans her cheek upon her, 72. Harps on the willows, 6. 214. — that would not when he might, — may run that readeth it, 12. — who runs may read, 178. — that runs may read, 213. — prayeth well and best, 242. coals of Are upon his, 8. , hairs of your, numbered, 15. , uneasy lies the, 58. is not more native, 75. , my imperfections on my,79. and front of my offending, 87. , repairs his drooping, 124. to be let unfurnished, 131. , off with his, 129. , plays round the, 157. , a useful lesson to the, 213. Heads, hide their diminished, 114. 156. sick, 6. knoweth his own bitterness, 7. which beckons me. 169. in hand through life, 199. Handle 's but a ninny, 171. 285. promiscuously applied, 269. Handsaw, know a hawk from a, 80. 116. , virtue alone is, 158. our being's end and aim, 156. , if we prize, 199. that makes the heart afraid, 275. , hidden soul of, 126. Harness, him that girdethonhis,3. on our back, 52. Harping on my daughter, 80. , out of the abundance of, 15. , be not troubled, 20. , merry, goes all the day, 43. , untainted, 60. , ruddy drops of my sad, M. , not more native to the, 75. , overfraughf, 50. which others bleed for, 153. , comes not to the, 157. , a naked human, 176. a transport know, 191. , untravelled turns to thee, 200. Height of this great argument, Heir to, that flesh is, 81. Heir of all the ages, 279. Hell it is in suing long to bide, M. to ears polite, 150. I suffer seems a heaven, 115. broke loose, 116. , no fury like a woman scorned, la, threatens, 175. is paved with good inten- , the fear o', 223. of waters, 262. Hercules, than 1 to, 76. Heritage of woe, 269. Hermit, man the, 249. Hero perish or sparrow fall, 154. Herod, out-herods, 82. High, to soar so, 109. overarched, 119. life furnishes high charac- Hill, a cot beside the, Mr. Hills peep o'er hills, 161. , o'er the, and far away, 170. , heart beats strong amid the, 278. Hinderance and a help, 229. Hinges, pregnant, of the knee, 83. Hint, upon this, I spoke, 87. Hip, I have thee on the, M. History or by tale, 34. , this strange, eventful, 41. read in a nation's eyes, 196. • is philosophy teaching by examples, 297. 309. , eaten me out of house and, 57. Heart distrusting asks if this be joy, 204. , music in my, 230. , felt along the, 233. , never melt into his, 235. , tale to many a feeling, 244. ———, on her lips, 267. , an arrow for the, 270. , on and up where nature's, 278. tongues, 32. , ay, in my heart of, 83. -, of all that human, endure, 188. 276. dry as summer dust, 239. Heartstrings, though her jesses, were'my dear, 89. rain from, 37 , winds of, 76. , smells to, 84. of hell, 111. , better to reign in hell than serve in, Ill. , hell I suffer seems a, 115. , is heard no more in, 117. in her eye, 118. - lies about us in our in- 241. fancy, 238. -, to be young, was very, , quite in the verge of, 131. tries, our virtues by af- - commences ere the world be past, 202 , so much of, 232. and home, kindred points of, 234. , spires point to, Mo. , God alone was to be seen in, 267. , nothing true but, 256. , further off than when a boy, 275. Heavens, hung be the, 59. , best country ever is at, 201. , sweet home, 306. |