INDEX. Fool must now and then be right, 414. | of nature stood, 273. old experience is a, 683. one draught makes him a, 74. outlives in fame the pious, 296. said my muse to me, 34. some of the people all of, 662. there is more hope of a, 1020. through excess of wisdom is made a, to fame, nor yet a, 327. to make me merry, 71. when he holdeth his peace, 1019. you're a sweet little, 823. admire, men of sense approve, 324. are my theme, 539. as maketh wise men, 791. better than a wilderness of, 747. by heavenly compulsion, 146. ever since the conquest, 279. for arguments use wagers, 213. like you, we thrive on, 334. my lord it is a world of, 684. old doting, 915. old men know young men are, 36. print it and shame the, 326. rush in where angels fear to tread, scarecrows of, beacons of wise men, should be so deep-contemplative, 68. that crowd thee so, 261. thinks better of a gilded, 181. Fools, what gift to, avails, 344. wise man avoid the fault of, 911. Fool's world to earn his nuts, in this, 729. Fools' experiments, I love, 663. Foolery, a little, governs the world, 195. that wise men have, 66. walks about the orb, 76. Foolish fretting of our care, on the, rheum, how now, 79. thing, never says a, 279. things to confound the wise, 1037. Foolishness, allowed indulgence in will not depart, 1021. Foot and hand go cold, 23. for foot hand for hand, 1005. in the grave, one, 198, 915. is on my native heath, my, 493. of a conqueror, lie at the proud, 80. one, in sea and one on shore, 51, 405. so light a, 107. sole of our, 173, 198. stood a spell on one, fust, 736. to the sole of his, 51. upon a worm, needlessly sets, 422. mitted, 849. Footprints on the sands of time, 639. of a throne, 26. slow and weary, 832. For to admire and for to see, 853. it almighty God, 430. Forbids to crave, my mind. 22. Force is no remedy, 700. mightiest practical, 826. of beauty, seems right by, 659. of temporal power, 64. shall have spent its novel, 669. youth full of grace, fascination, 743. from their homes, 395. Forcible are right words, 1008. Feeble, 89. Forcibly if we must, 516. Fordoes me quite, makes me or, 156. of an alderman, 104. Forehead lowers, instantly your, 377. of the morning sky, 248. the godlike, 486. Forelock, from his parted, 232. man of all this world, 114. Foresees, till all that it, it finds, 647. Forespent night of sorrow, 258. met a fool in the, 67. the leaves, sweeps from the, 715. Foretold by prophet-bards, 695. and forever farewell, 115. fare thee well, 552. fortune wilt thou prove, 358. from the land he loved, stains, 788. God is not mocked, 811. his time is, 260. honoured, forever mourned, 341. known, to be, 260. now and, 533. singing as they shine, 300. as to, what human frailty, 579. but I'll not, you darling, 638. me, go, 563. men's names, 68. my sovereign, when I, 426. nor, that sunrise never failed, 792. the human race, that I might, 347. thyself to marble, 249. Forgets herself and all her loves, 685. Forgetfulness, not in entire, 477. of grief, 790. prey to dumb, 385. Forget-me-nots of the angels, 642. could be willed, with me if, 772. Forgive, best to forget, good to, 713. Forgiven by Christ in heaven, the sin, Forgot, propos'd as things, 325. when by thy side, 563. lore, curious volume of, 655. nothing and learned nothing, 1003. the names of their founders, 222. radish, like a, 90. Forks, fingers made before, 293. Form and fear, mother of, 39. and feature, outward, 503. glass of fashion and mould of, 136. of government, the Republican, 773. of manliest beauty, 436. so fair that like the air, 608. soft metal flowered to human, 329. spoiled the, 964. teemed with human, 394. was ponderous and his step, 646. Forms of ancient poets, 504. of government, fools contest for, 318. unseen their dirge is sung, by, 389. Forrest, flowres that grow in, 28. not an old friend, 1029. Forsaken, not seen the righteous, 1011. Forsworn, that so sweetly were, 49. Fortells, happiness their harmony, 655. stretch, your open hands, 790. wherefore come ye, in triumph, 604. Forts, no need of arsenals and, 645. Fortune and to fame unknown, 386. carves out his own, 971. Dame, is a fickle gipsy, 609. forever, wilt thou prove, 358. I care not, 357. is blind, though, 167. is like glass, 895. is on our side, when, 895. leaves some door open, 971. not easy to keep a favour from, 895.' railed on Lady, 68. reigns in gifts of the world, 66. tugged with, 121. vicissitudes of, 430. well-favoured man is the gift of, 51. Fortunes battles sieges.150. before you, than, 76. virtues to sustain good, 980. ice prefers to virtue's land, 267. Forty days and forty nights, 1004. feeding like one, 469. fool at, is a fool indeed, 311. minutes about the earth, in, 58. parson power, 559. pounds a year, rich at, 396. year, wait till you come to, 697. Forty-odd befell, at, 595. Forward and frolic glee, 491. Forward as occasion offers, 942. till you see the highest, 683. all his battles o'er again, 271. Fourth estate of the realm, 603. estate, the press is the, 585. Fowl, opinion concerning wild, 77. Fox when he had lost his tail, 186. Foxes have holes, 1031. that spoil the vines, 1024. 920. Fragile skiff attains the shore, 810. of a once glorious union, 533. the good fight and vanquished, 746. Fragrance after showers, 233. upon the clouds, 112. we 've, the Bear before, 867. deeds will rise, 129. Foul as Vulcan's stithy, 138. is fair fair is foul, 115. Foules maken melodie, 1. plants while they grow bestow no. smells to heaven, 362. Fragrant, most, when crushed, 165. posies, thousand, 41. the fertile earth, 233. Foulest whelp of sin, slander the, 598. Frail a thing is man, so, 873. Found, best gift my latest, 235. in him a greater heart, 679. no tongue, my songs that, 651. out a gift for my fair, 380. respectable, when was genius, 659. the pyramids have forgotten the heads, pathless groves, 184. of sweet tears, a heart the, 469. stream and sea, at once, 496. Fountains, Afric's sunny, 536. in the human heart, opened new, large streams from little, 459. Fountain's murmuring wave, 428. rogues in buckram, 84. walls, I have my own, 585. Fourscore years, wind him up with, I am, how, 1012. Frailties from their dread abode, 386. thy name is woman, 128. of nature, the whole, 300. this goodly, the earth, 134. whatever stirs this mortal, 501. king of, went up the hill, 872. the world or, or England, 93. ye sons of, 990. Frank haughty rash, 631. Frankness, there is no wisdom like. 627. Frantic, the lover all as, 59. Frauds and holy shifts, 212. Free and fetterless thing, 867. Free as air, love, 333. as nature first made man, 275. both open and both, 102. from scars, arms unstained and, 725. hath made our nation, 689. let love be, 680. let us die to make men. 748. nature's grace, 357. no one can be, till all are free, 773. slaves of centuries are, 771. soil free men free speech, 1048. will, hostile empires Necessity and, will is, strong is the soul, 754. Freedom, bastard, 518. bounds of, wider yet, 665. costly sacrifice on altar of, 660. crowned, saw treason crushed, 788. fetter the step of, 611. from her mountain height, 573. in my love, if I have, 260. is its child, 460. leaning on her spear, 690. new birth of, 661. of religion of the press, 435. ring from mountain-side, let, 654. shrieked as Kosciusko fell, 513. so long as faith reigns with, 797. their battle-cry, 756. to the free, 661. to the slave, 661. to waste the gifts of, 798. to worship God, 570. where wealth and, reign, 394. cause, fought and bled in, 465. Freedom's shield, each heart is, 863. soil beneath our feet, 574. with unpurchased hand, 689. red with the blood of, 748. who rules o'er, 375. Freeman's will, executes a, 538. Freighted with sighs, chartered by sor- French have empire of the land, 580. Frenche of Paris was to hire unknowe, 1. English legs, 91. one pair of Frenchman's darling, 421. Fresh and full of faith, he was, 628. from the hyaline streams, 636. gales and gentle airs, 238. roses dewy as morning, 751. woods and pastures new, 248. Fresher I ween, like the rose is but, 586. Freshly ran he on, 276. Freshness fills the air, a dewy, 507. dying we live, living we, 713. Frets his hour upon the stage. 125. stir unprofitable, 467. Fretted the pyginy body, 267. vault the long-drawn aisle, 384. Fretting of our care, on the foolish, 764. Friars and eremites, 231. hooded clouds like, 639. Friend, a better, than old dog Tray, a great field-marshal my, 727. and brother, 771. as you choose a, 278. barren metal of his, 61. better one, of great value, 944. |