Reasons are as two grains of

wheat, M.

'a whole pleasure, 156.

Keekoning, so comes a, 170.

Red spirits and gray, 49.

Rede, may you better reck the,

309.
Redeemer liveth, my, 4.
Reed, bruised, shall he not break,

10.
Regions change their site, 133.
, Religion, humanities of, 246.
Relic of departed worth, 260.
Remedy, things without, 48.
Remember such things were, 50.
Remorse, farewell, 115.
Remote from men, 169.

—; , unfriended, 200.

Repentance rears her snakv crest,;

183.
Reputation, seeking the bubble,

41.

Right, his can't be wrong whose
life is in the, 156.

divine of kings, 167.

Righteous forsaken, 5.
overmuch, 9.

Righteousness and peace, 5.

exalteth a nation, 7.

Ringing grooves of change, 279.
Ripe and ripe, 40.
River of his thoughts, 267.
Road, a rough, a weary, 223.
Roam, where'er I, 200.
Robbed, he that is, 69.
Robbing Peter he paid Paul, 294.
Robes and furred gowns hide all,

71.

Round about this great, 215.

Rout upon rout, 114.

Rowland for an Oliver, 307.

Rub, ay, there 's the, 81.

Rubies, wisdom priced above, 4.

, where grew the, 103.

Ruin, majestic though in, 113.

upon ruin, 114.

or to rule the State, 139.

, beauteous, lovely in death,

176.

, fiercely drives her plough-
share, 17b.

Rule thee with a rod of iron, M.

, eve sublime declared abso-
lute/115.

—, the good old, 230.

Ruling passion strong in death,
159.

Run, that he may, that readeth, 12.

Runs, who, may read, 178.

Rural quiet, 183.

Rustic moralist, 196.

Sacrifice, turn delight into a, 102.
Sadder and a wiser man, 242,
Safety, pluck this flower, M.
Sage, he thought as a, 208.
Sail, set every threadbare, 289.
Saint, 'twould provoke a, 158.
St. John mingles with my bowl,

165.
Saints in crape and lawn, 158.

, his soul is with the, 244.

Salt of the earth, 14.

Sampson, the Philistines be upon

thee, 2.
Sans teeth, sans eyes, 41.
Sapphire blaze, 195.
Sang, it may turn out a, 223.
Satan, get thee behind me, 16.

, so call him now, 117.

finds some mischief, I8O.

Satire's my weapon, 165.

in disguise, 305.

Saul and Jonathan, undivided in

death, 2.
Savage, wild in woods, the noble,

141.
Saviour's, the birth is celebrated,

75.
Saw the air, 82.
scandal about Queen Elizabeth,

219.

Scars, he jests at, 72.
Sceptre, a barren, in my gripe, 47.
Schemes, best laid, 222.
Scholar, gentleman and a, 223.
Science frowned not, 197.
Science, O star-eyed, 249.
Scoff, came to, 203.
Scorn, he will laugh thee to, 12. , what a deal of, looks beau-
tiful, 29. , fixed figure, for the time

of, 90.

, laughed his word to, 213.

Scraps of learning dote, on, 178.
Screw your courage. 46.
Scripture, the Devil can cite, M.
Scylla, your father, 37.
Sea, sunk in the flat, 122.

, light that never was on, 238.

, mysterious union with the,

240.
—, first that burst into" that, 241.

, alone, alone, on a wide, 242.

—, like ships that have gone

down at, 255. , glad waters of the dark blue,

265.

, the open, 278.

Seals of love, 31.

Season, to every thing there is a, 8.

Seasons return with the year, 114.

Second childishness, 41.

Sect, slave to no, 158.

See oursel's as others see us, 222.

Seek and ye shall find, 15.

Seems, madman, I know not, 75.

Seigniors, most potent, grave, and

reverend, 86.
Self-slaughter, canon 'gainst, M.
Sempronius, we'll do more, 149.
Senators of mighty woods, 27.
Sensations sweet, 233.
Sense, one for, 133. , want of decency is want

of, 136.
Senses, steep in forget fulness, 57.
Sentence, he mouths a, 209.
Sentiment, pluck the eye of, 290.
Sepulchres, whited, 17.
Sermon, who flees a, 102.

,—, perhaps turn out a, 223.

Sermons in stones, 39.
Serpent sting thee twice, M. , trail of the, 309.

Ships dim discovered, 184. that have gone down at sea,

255. that sailed for sunny isles,

283.
Shocks, that flesh is heir to. 81.
Shoe has power to wound, 192.
Shoot, to teach the young idea

how to, 183.
Shore, rapture on the lonely,

263.

, dull, tame, 278.

Shot heard round the world, 285.
Should auld acquaintance, 223.
Shout that tore hell's concave,

111.
Show, that within which passeth,

76.

, a driveller and a, 188.

, this world is all a fleeting,

256.
Shreds and patches, 84.
Shrewsbury clock, fought a long

hour by, M.
Shrine of the mighty, 263.
Shrines to no code, 2£6.
Shut, shut the door, 164.
Sigh, passing tribute of a, 196.

no more, ladies, 207.

yet feel no pain, 256.

Sighed and looked again, 138. unutterable

things, 184.
Sign, dies and makes no, 60.
Sight, out of, out of mind, M.

, loved not at first, L.3.

of vernal bloom, 114.

, a goodly, to see, 259, 260.

Silence is the perfectest herald of

joy, 32. in love bewravs more woe,

Sin could blight or sorrow fade,

245.
Sinews, stiffen the, 59.
Single blessedness, M.
Sinned against, more, 70.
Sinning, more sinned against

than, 70.
Sins, charity shall cover the mul-
titude of, 25.

, compound for, 131.

Sion hill delight thee more, 110.
Sires, few sons attain the praise

of their, 168.

, green graves of your, 286.

Sirups, drowsy, of the'world, 89.

, lucent, 271.

Sits the wind in that corner, 32.
• Six hundred pounds a year, 152.
Sixpence, I give thee, 226.
Skies, looks commercing with

the, 124.

, raised a mortal to the, 138.

Skill, is but a barbarous, 106.
Skin of my teeth, 4.

and bone, 172.

Sky, forehead of the morning, 124. , the storm that howls along

the, 206. , souls are ripened in our

northern, 217.

, star shining in the, 229.

, witchery of the soft blue,

235.

, canopied by the blue, 267.

Slain, thrice he slew the, 137.
Slaughter, lamb to the, 10. , forbade to wade

through, 196.
Slave, base is the, that pays, M.
Slavery or death, which to choose,

149.

a bitter draught, 300.

Slaves, what can ennoble, 157.

, Britons never will be, 185.

Sleep, he giveth his beloved, 6.

of a laboring man, 8.

, folding the hands to, 8.

, our life is rounded with a,

27. knits up the ravelled sleave

of care, 47.

, gentle sleep, M.

, some must watch, while

some must, 83.

Sleep, tired nature's sweet re-
storer, balmy, 174.

, undisturbed, 189.

, blessings on him who in-
vented, 295.

, the mantle that covers all

human thoughts, 295.

Sleeps, till tired he, 156.

Sleeve, wear my heart upon my,
M.

Slept, thought her dying when
she, 273.

Sloth finds the down pillow hard,
69.

Slough of despond, 143.

Sluggard, 't is the voice of the,
lfcO.

Slumber, a little, 8.

Small Latin and less Greek, 99.

things compared with great,

167.

Smell, ancient and fish-like, M.

Smels, throws her swete, al
around, 95.

Smile and be a villain, 79.

that glowed celestial, 118.

, to share the good man's,

203.

from beauty won, 249.

Smiles, seldom he, 65.

,, kisses, tears, and, 231.

Smoke and stir, above the, 121. that so gracefully curled,

Solitude, makes a, and calls it

peace, 265.
Something too much of this, 83.
Son, two-legged thing a, 139.

of his own works, 294.

Song of Percy and Douglass, 295.

Sophonisba, 0, U6.

Sorrow, puck from the memory

a rooted, 51.

, wear a golden, 62.

, parting is such sweet, 73.

, than in anger, more in,