Teraves-'tis youth's frenzy.g 240 why did she love him.......h 240 is human love the growth...h 240 love indeed is light from....i 240 and sing my true love......j 240 love lies bleeding...........k 240 love is flower-like... ...p 240 .k 243 why 1. must needs be blind.u 240 true love is humble.........8 240 love me for what I am, love..w240 thank God for love.........w240 I love thee as the good love..r 242 at what moment love begins. t 242 love gives itself, but is not.. w 242 love keeps the cold..........v 242 first sound in the song of 1.. 242 1. makes us compassionate..a 243 first consciousness of love.b 243 I could not love thee.........c 243 O love, hath she done this...d 243 but love can hope ....e 243 love has no thought of self... .g 243 1. buys not with the ruthless.g 243 to bless the thing it loves...g 243 love thou, and if thy love...h 243 love me for myself alone. .i 243 thou wilt love me with.. i 243 tenfold all that 1. repay......i 243 live with me, and be my lovej 243 love me little.. love you better still.........m 243 love is all on fire and yet....n 243 love is much in winning.. ...n 243 love is ever sick, and yet....n 243 love is ever true, and yet....n 243 love does doat in liking......n 243 love indeed is anything.....n 243 that woman's love can win... 243 so dear I love him...........p 243 I but know that I love.......r 243 love on through all ills.......s 243 love on till they die..........8 243 tell me, what's love..........t 243 and this is love..... .......t 243 as truly loves on to the close.u 243 oh tyrant love...............o 244 love's young dream.. ....a 244 but love, the master.........b 244 tasks of love to stay..........c 244 let those 1. now who never..d 244 the moods of love are like...e 244 what thing is love...........ƒ 244 love is a pretty, pretty, thing. f 244 love is a fire, love is a coal.. ƒ 244 love will make men dare....g 244 all the world but love........i 244 a crime to love too well.. ...j 244 love, free as air, at sight.....k 244 1. seldom haunts the breast..l 244 O love! for Sylvia.......... ..7 244 their love is always with....t 244 who love too much..........u 244 women love their lovers....w 244 in all the others they love 1..w 244 pleasure of 1. is in loving....a 245 to know her was to l. her....b 245 love is sweet................d 245 heavenlier through love.....ƒ245 1. makes the earth a heaven..ƒ 245 love can sun the realms...... ....g 245 love, only love, can guide.....h 245 did love forsake her.........h 245 can love to love convey......i 245 firm resolve to conquer love..j 245 love rules the court.........l 245 for love is heaven............l 245 true love's the gift..... ........n 245 true 1. never did run smooth*p 245 when but love's shadow*....q 245 and when love speaks*.. ...$ 245 but are you so much in 1.*... 245 by heaven, I do love*.......w 245 the fire of love with words*. 245 do not, nor I cannot, 1. you*.a 246 with all their quantity of 1.*.c 246 all hearts in love use*. ..d 245 tell this youth what 'tis to 1.*ƒ 246 have you not love enough*..g 246 over shoes in love*. j246 is this foolish love*.........k 246 I am sure my love's more*...l 246 that ever love did make thee*o 246 Il. this youth; and I have*.q 246 to the name of love*......... 246 let thy love be younger*. ....w 246 love alters not*. ....a 247 love is a smoke rais'd*. ..b 247 love is merely a madness*...d 247 love is your master*. .......e 247 loves knows, it is a greater*,ƒ 247 love like a shadow flies*. .9 247 1. looks not with the eyes*...h 247 love moderately; long love*....i 247 loves not love when it is*....l 247 love's not time's fool*.......m 247 love's tongue proves dainty*o 247 love that comes too late*....p 247 love, therefore, and tongue*.g 247 love thyself last*............r 247 my love as deep*............t 247 let your 1. even with my life*y 247 learn to read what silent 1.*.a 248 O spirit of love, how quick*.b 248 but I do love thee*.. .......c 248 when I love thee not*.......c 248 speak low if you speak love*. i 248 cannot hold love out*....... 248 and what love can do*. ...J 248 I begin to 1., as an old man*..l 248 love that can be reckoned*..m 248 the strongest, love will*.....n 248 this bud of love*. ..p 248 though last, not least in 1.*..r 248 to be in love, where scorn*..u 248 to be wise, and love*........ 248 even so by love the young*..c 249 you know that love*........d 249 1. is sweet given or returned.ƒ 249 they 1. indeed who quake....g 249 they sin who tell us love....i 249 love with gall and honey. ....k 249 1. is the emblem of eternity..7 249 love knows no motive......m 249 where we really 1., we often.n 249 love is the life of man.......p 249 I love thee, I love but thee...r 249 love is better than fame..... 249 love is rest.. ...........t 249 love's humility is love's.....u 249 my true 1. has been my death.v 249 1. is hurt with jar and fret... 249 love lieth deep..............a 250 1. passeth not the threshold.b 250 love reflects the thing.......c 250 love's arms were wreathed..d 250 love drew in her breath.....d 250 said that love would die.....d 250 l's too precious to be lost....e 250 it is better to love wisely....j 250 and practise love............n 250 to love is to believe.......... 250 love has never known a law.p 250 love in a cottage is hungry..q 250 and you must love him.....r 250 he spake of love.............8 250 esteem and love were never..i 181 what graces in my love do*..s 183 we bury love..... ....8 164 some grief shows much ofl.*v 187 all the difference in his 1.*...v 189 as some did him love.... .......g 373 where shall we find such 1...a 356 1. which includes obedience..i 358 not enough to make us love..n 358 sigh to those who love me...l 360 dew of languid love....... $ 391 silence in 1 bewrays more..k 383 ay, so true love should do*..u 383 love the offender yet detest..p 384 of 1. and songs of longing....t385 verses of feigning love*.. .d 386 love has spread to curtain..n 386 not long continue 1. to him*. 387 rosy red, love's proper hue..u 392 are of love the food..........a 393 where there is no love.......h 394 converse with that Eternal L. 395 eyes with love but sorrow...g 397 it strikes where it doth 1.*...d 398 giving 1., your sorrow and*.h 398 each time we love, we turn..j 398 1. which heaved her breast...u 472 I 1. the sex, and sometimes..h 473 made for her by the 1. she....a 474 smart of love delayed........n 474 keeping green love's lilies...n 474 1., supremest in adversity...g 475 every gesture dignity and 1..k 475 lightly turns to thoughts of 1.k 373 I love to wander through....r 376 the love of life's young......k 261 ripens with thy love*.......d 262 eye that wept essential love. y 262 who is it loves me...........d 264 love, hope, and joy..........v 265 an equal yoke of love*.......8 170 1. takes the meaning of l's*.. 211 no kinder sign of love*. .....7 221 so much they love it*.. ..z 221 love is ever the beginning...b 223 and have your love*. ......v 170 there is the love of knowing.o 227 love and strive to keep......h 230 bind love to last forever.....t 220 love's great artillery.........u 220 O love, hath she done this..d 243 1., and joy, and sorrow learn. z 192 where true 1. shall not droop.n 193 the I's that meet in Paradise.e 194 love these ancient ruins....h 197 my home of love*........... 198 home is the resort of love...m 198 love is principle, and has its.b 241 ..0 493 he was all for love...........n 491 joy rul'd the day, and love..v 491 love is compatible with....aa 491 my true love has been my...v 249 we have not the 1. of greatness / 185 love more than they... .........$ 311 they sing and that they love.o 194 hath not, or is not in love*..c 312 love of hills and trees........i 314 love of human beauty.......i 314 no longer wilt thou love me. j 315 love's most honeyed kiss....n 315 eternal love, and instant....g 315 now warm in love...........a 316 love breathing thanks.......d 317 I know and love the good...d 462 not money, but the love of..h 462 love still burning upward...h 465 wise, or else you love not*..g 470 I think I 1. and reverence...m 293 your scenes of love...... ..o 293 friendship, 1. philosopher's.. 492 love is sunshine..... breathed from the lips of 1..m 443 farewell then verse, and love.i 445 sincerity and comely love*.dd 496 new life, new love, to suit...o 433 we love but while we may...o 433 new loves are sweet as those.o 433 and the love of sway.. ..b 327 the very bond of love*.......p 498 pronounce but 1. and dove*..z 498 love's pestilence*. .........e 500 oyster may be crossed in 1 *.h 500 1. in its essence is spiritual..w 500 she never told her love*.....v 328 each in my love alike*.......v 329 I do 1. my country's good*..w 329 a Briton, even in love......c 330 invincible love of reading...353 love of books is a love.......$ 353 we love and live in power...g 342 love, restrain thy will.......h 342 to me that love it not*....... 302 not to be cured when love...e 479 as love does when he draws.d 479 1. pronounce it faithfully*...q 479 verses of feigning love*. ....b 480 cannot fight for 1. as men.*. d 480 the proudest love convert...g 480 complimented by love......h 480 thou'rt full of love and*.....≈ 481 we love the play-place of....m 486 we are all born for love......d 241 love contending with........ 242 1. keeps his revels where*...n 247 how want of 1. tormenteth*.a 249 civil war is in my 1. and*...g 460 world's love is vain.........v 483 1. half regrets to kiss it dry..i 490 never taint my love*........u 449 my 1. thus secret to convey .c 450 no 1. is deep that bringeth..m 325 outrun all calendars with 1's e 450 love, thou art every day.....e 450 joyous melodies of love.....w 325 now all nature seemed in 1.. 450 esteem and 1. were never to.r 495 Loved-by his 1. mansionry*....f 27 ye shall be loved again.......i 60 I have lov'd three............n 64 all mankind love a lover.....7241 1. in the husband may be lost.ƒ243 taught a lover yet........... 244 to act a lover's or a..........j244 with the lover past..........1244 a pressing lover seldoms...... 245 for lovers love the...........k245 where shall the lover rest...o 245 a lover's eyes will gaze*.....r 245 sound I's tongues by night.*246 love is blind, and lovers*....c 247 l's, and men in dangerous*. j 247 they say, all lovers swear*.... 248 we that are true lovers*..... 248 why so pale and wan fond 1.0 249 woes of hopeless lovers...... 281 is a l's staff; walk hence....s 201 bleeding lover's wounds....a 283 lovers to bed*............... 289 what mad lover ever dy'd...u 239 some banish'd lover......... 315 yet thy true lovers more....q 320 every loyal 1. tasks his wit...e 450 grass covereth thy l., lost... f 450 age and whispering lovers...c437 chosen seats of each fond 1..8437 lover of books is the richest.r 353 give repentance to her lover.e 359 her lover keeps watch.......c 390 I's rather more than seamen.i473 hapless lovers dying........p128 that grow for happy lovers.. 140 more blind than a lover.....k 257 faces like dead lovers........lll that true 1. of mine shall be.r 275 Lovesick-the winds were 1.*.... 315 Lovest-Hal, an thou 1. me*....b 498. Love-star-l-s. sickened and....d 277 Loveth-best, who loveth best.: 343 loved one blotted from....... 90 never loved a tree or flower..a 94 known and loved before....n 242 loved the brightest fair......e 243 who, ever 1. that loved not..1243 I loved you ere I knew you.m 243 give a reason why Il. him..q 243 who never loved before.....d 244 sure to be ever loved........v 244 those that he loved so long..c 245 loved and still loves.........c 245 thou hast not loved*........0 246 no sooner looked but they 1.* v 247 I loved you and my love....v 249 better to have loved and lost.i 250 1. my friends as I do virtue..e 168 the souls we 1. that they....d 208 her father lov'd me*.........b 235 never to have been loved....u 240 compliment than to be 1....c 443 and I have 1. thee, ocean....p 322 I loved the great sea more...c 323 the poor man 1. the great....o 449 I only know we 1. in vain...o 356 speak of one that loved*.....0 385 until I truly 1., I was alone..q 395 angel appear to each lover..y 475 yesterday I loved...........b 424 honeysuckle loved to crawl.m 142 who that has 1. knows not... 129 I loved home more*...... .i 251 to love and to be 1. is the...r 174 lov'd needs only to be seen..ƒ 444 if I had a friend that 1. her*.r 479 Love-in-idleness-call it l-i-i.*..n 148 Love-letter-prove a true l-l....g 316 have I 'scaped love-letters*. .p 316 Lovelier-crown'd 'twould l. be. 18 lovelier can be found.. ....1475 Loveliest-loveliest of the frail.n 127 1. flowers the closest cling...a 129 the last still loveliest.. ..j 446 Loveliness-the majesty of 1.... .p 17 its loveliness increases.......a 18 loveliness needs not........ .k 19 of unfettered loveliness.... g 141 what latent 1. it holds.......v 145 my 1. is born upon a thorn..l 154 warm shadow of her 1.. ..d 410 by her loveliness............c 241 in thy pure loveliness.. .k 135 die of their own dear 1......t 130 show their 1. the while......n 371 Lovelorn-a 1. heart pursuing..g 479 Lovely-lovely as the day.. .......d 18 lovely was the death.. j 56 country ought to be lovely. ...e 70 lovely, lordly creature......m 161 lovely in their lives........ .k 168 pours a lovely, gentle light..j 276 speak to me low.......... ..b 357 1. in death the beauteous...m 333 judge between the high and 1.1391 if in death still lovely. ......m 333 Lower-is down can fall no l...v489 go, lovely rose...... ......d 155 Lowered-clouds that 1*.......e 408 she is so lovely. ...............................8 287 Lowering-the 1. element.......059 were half so lovely as.......g 213 brought in 1. night........0 288 a 1. and a fearful thing... ......v 239 Lowest-the 1. build the safest.v 202 1. are the portals of the night./446 the lowest of your throng...j 206 loveliest of 1. things are they.o 151 is of all mankind the 1...... 124 Lover-hapless 1. courts thy lay.k 25 Lowland-grow the 1. lilies..... 145 hope the I's heart dost fill....d 28 Lowliness-proof, that 1.*.......9 grows familiar to the lover..m 17 1. is the base of every virtue.v 202 .mi prayeth well, who l. well...aa 343 he loveth gold in special..... 181 Love-thought-l-t's in her..... 439 Loving-so 1. to my mother....↓ be loving and you will. loving the strong...........k 241 God accepts while 1. so.... 164 to sin in loving virtue*......ƒ 435 a youthful, 1., modest pair..p 239 loving are the daring........312 loving, though the deed....y442 Lour-smile she or lour Low-too low they build. whose low descending sun...g 79 she is of such low degree.... 138 summer lies low. .m. 376 .f257 .d10 what is 1., raise and support .1348 must lie as low as ours......104 he that is low no pride....... 165 a squire of low degree ..Q500 .k 346 Lowly-though lowly seated..m 470 ..149 .k 109 1. with sounds of sweetest* ..c 213 Lumber-lumber in his head...u 406 Lumber-house-1-h. of books...d 354 Luminary-great 1. aloof the...q 409 before the mounting 1.. ..1 410 Luminous-the 1. past. 1., but not sparkling. Lump-the powerful was al a lump of death....... a lump, seasonless, herbless..d 47 Lunatic-the 1., the lover and* .e 207 Lung-lungs receive our air...v 387 Lure-never looks upon her 1.*..a 25 Lurk-he l's in every flower.....ƒ81 ..78 ..d 501 .u94 19 ..1212 falsely luxurious.... I's excelling all the glare......c 334 M. Mab-I see Queen Mab hath*...g 112 where I's it? how works.....q 233 Lurking-1. principle of death. 233 Lust-urg'd through sacred 1...d 343 the narrowing lust of gold...b 428 Lustre-lustre gives to man...... ...ƒ5 of fleeting life its lustre......u 228 did lose his lustre*. ........a 382 a higher 1, and a clearer calm.d 375 her lustre and her shade.....0 274 ne'er could any lustre see....0379 the mild sun his paling 1....a 411 wave reflected lustre's play..n 411 1., he that runs may read....a 444 with diminished 1. shone ....r 501 Lusty-I am strong and lusty*...m7 lusty spring, all dight in.. ..g 373 Lute-lascivious pleasing of a 1*6 163 Madly-and m. sweep the sky*..d 25 ..o 281 by the warbling lute Madman-chain some furious m.p211 she hath brake the 1. to me*. w 477 Luxuriance-whose tropical 1...k 131 in full 1. to the sighing ......g 437 Luxurious-1. by restraint......j 483 49 may call it madness, folly...ƒ 260 | his flight was madness*. .h 121 work like m. in the brain...o 240 fetter strong m. in a silken*.q 211 like m. is the glory of this*. ƒ179 a madness most discrect*...b 247 love is merely a madness*...d 247 'tis madness to defer .t 470 great wits are sure to m... .k 471 Madrigal-this m. would be....g 283 woful stuff this madrigal....d 340 melodious birds sing m's....n 365 Magazine-falsehoods for a m..z 305 Magi-the divining rods of M..o 125 Magic-to me, with m, might...v 96 the power of grace, the m. of.k 183 Shakespeare's m. could not.m 335 formed the m. of the song...w 335 by magic numbers.... ..n 281 around her magic cell.......m 281 the magic of the mind.......g 419 their magic force each silent.7315 women in the m. of her locks.n 189 morning is flinging a magic.h 450 rainbow burst like magic...q 352 Magician-mighty m, can....... 103 m. extended his golden......h 411 Magisterial-hides behind a m..s 369 Magistrate-laws are above m's.s 340 Magnanimity- m. of thought..t 278 Magnificence-boundless in m. 403 Magnificent-m. his six days....074 form and aspect too m... ..m 441 m. and vast, are heaven.....e 290 m. three-tailed Bashaw.....cc 490 Magnificently-m.-stern array.e 457 Magnolia-m's ope in whiteness.q 125 tall m. towers unshaded.....e 438 a languid magnolia showers.ƒ 438 many a broad m. flower.....ƒ 350 Mahogany-about the m. tree..g 438 Maid-some captive maid......u 315 I a maid at your window*...j 450 fair maids o' the spring...... 132 m. of India, blessed again...j 135 maids must be wives, and...r 474 widowed wife and wedded m.1476 maid that paragons*........p 476 wisdom, that celestial maid.b 396 May when they are maids*..i 258 from the sidelong maid.....p 222 heavenly maid, was young.m 281 virtuous maid subdues*.....i 455 maid of smoky war*........0 460 a maid not vendible*. ........q 383 Maiden-m. dreameth her love... .996 maiden of bashful fifteen....t428 m's withering on the stalk..t 478 a maiden hath no tongue*...z 420 his true maiden's breast.....o 245 among thy m's clustering..m 146 m's call it love-in-idleness*.n 148 home with her maiden posy.f 139 pleased lake, like m. coy....n 374 m's, like moths, are ever....e 252 m. meditation, fancy free*..p 259 thou knowest the maiden...n 221 m. spring upon the plain...m 373 come hither sweet maiden...1221 Maidenkirk-Frae M. to Jonny.w305 Main-points to the misty m...e 352 Tiber rolls majestic to the m.p 364. know the terrors of the m...y 323 Maintain-make and maintain. v 265 Maintenance-and for thy m.*.e 204 Maize-near the sun-loving m..a 149 and the maize field grew....e 295 Majestic-flower! how purely.m 146 start of the majestic world**.j 166 flowing with majestic.......d 203 while to its low, majestic...v 282 she comes majestic..........7313 Majestical-all that hath been m./ 420 Majestically-bears her down m.w312 Majesty-the m. of loveliness...p 17 among white-headed m's..... 17 ariseth in his majesty*.......h 26 kindness to his majesty.....d 251 majesty of God revere.......c364 forth controlling majesty*..n 368 in sparkling m., a star......c 201 rising in clouded majesty...j 411 in rayless majesty. ........j 290 rise in majesty to meet.. ....q 290 virtue alone has m. in death.c 456 bare-pick'd bone of majesty*.x 459 struts in mimic majesty.....l 293 Make-as it seems, m. thee*....i 320 you m. yourselves another*.a 205 ours, to make them Thine... ..w 465 m's a solitude, and calls it..m 394 Maker-himself, his Maker.....k 485 his Maker's steps of fire*... ..ƒ 123 mortal to the Maker..... ..h 245 they would thank their M...d 320 Maker saw, took pity. ......d 476 Making-to the m. up of a man.b320 Malady-m. most incident to*..i 130 Malcolm-spoke, and Malcolm..e 343 Malebolge-M., of an iron hue.r 194 Malevolent-hint m., the look..e 380 Malice-malice toward none....d 53 malice domestic, foreign levy.n 83 set down aught in malice*..o 385 crooked, m., nourishment*. bb 254 Mallet-of the m's and hammers.a 302 Mallow-m's dead in the garden.n 146 Malt-it favoureth malt........r 468 Mammet-with m's and to tilt*.n 209 Mammon-m. wins his way....e 252 cursed m. be, when he.. ..ƒ 252 m. the least erected spirit...g 252 who sees pale m, pine... .h 252 mammon led them on......n 462 Man-the old man in him, so I...q 5 man cannot cover what God. .p old man is twice a child*. .x 6 man then, the image of his*...19 m. healthy, wealthy, and wise.r 19 man with soul so dead.......c 71 good man meets his fate......q 86 a man of courage is.. ..z 72 man, that runnith awaie.....k 73 a man must serve...... ..0 75 in the critic let the man be...o 76 man's inhumanity....... f77 handsome and charming m..q 92 man in the prime of life......q 92 light to, before a man........i 43 in a wicked man there is.....047 superior man seeks is in..... y 47 old man, broken with*........l 53 child is father of the man.... 55 5 to bleed for man, to..........756 beautiful it is for a man...... ..ƒ 86 I have a man's mind*........k 64 gives light to, before a man...i 43 no man heard the clink.......s 74 these will form the perfect m.o 48 man never falls so low.......a 50 man cannot live all to........b 50 one man's weakness grows...d 50 see the same man in.........h 50 worth makes the man........k 50 m. wants but little here below.c 66 childhood shows the man.....e 55 is the highest style of man...c 57 the best man i' the field*. ...p 72 from smiling man ...........n 77 if m. would ever pass to God..t 82 man delights not me*.......m 89 what is man if his chief....ƒ 255 surely mortal man.. •J 255 and ah for a m. to rise in me.k 255 that the man I am may cease.k 255 man is man, and master.....l 255 I am a man, nothing that is. n 255 the man is dead... .......p 255 how wonderful is man...... 255 thankless inconsistent man..q 255 man is the tale of narrative.. 255 the m. of wisdom is the m..u 255 man that knew how to love*. 379 man alone, imperial man....a 363 a man's a man ..............$ 366 with report that old man...w 368 in one respect man is the...j 252 man and wife.... ........k 256 so unto the man is woman..c 257 with this holy m. into the*.m 258 reason that in Man is wise...i 259 no man so friendless........a 170 I saw the man in the moon. p 274 man a flower. ....9 278 man wants but little........u 278 raises one m. above another.s 222 what to m., and what to God. 224 a man is not a wall. .v 213 sorrows of a poor old man..≈ 332 I love not m. the less, but...a 334 shall be the earth's last man. v 335 did man compute .........e 231 wicked m. who has written..j 337 tends to make one worthy m.u 339 what are the hopes of man..a 201 m. never is, but always to be.k 201 I am a man, and I have.. ......t 202 man is a carniverous........r 203 man nor angel can discern...t 204 what may man within him*.e 205 a man may live long.. ......h 206 the good man never dies....s 207 m. may last, but never lives.o 210 I have a man........ ........k 64 how many years a mortal m.* 1426 while m. is growing, life is..q 428 happy the man, and ........u 428 man always worships.......b 485 man; God's latest image.....e 488 the man forgets not....... .i 252 one respect m. is the nearest j 252 let each man think himself..n 252 man is the nobler growth...o 252 thou will scarce be a man....q 252 a man's a man for a' that... 252 m.whose heaven-erected face. 252 Oh! what were man........ 253 m. stands as in the centre...c 253 to understand man, however.e 253 the good great man..........g 253 so man, the moth....... ..j253 how poor a thing is man....k 253 m. is the whole encyclopedia. 253 man is his own star.......... 253 the only perfect man.......... 253 worth one's while a m. to be.p 253 man is all symmetric........s253 man is one world............ 253 the scientific study of man. 253 m. dwells apart, though not.. 253 m. passes away; his name.. 253 a man of mark... .a 254 before m. made us citizens..6254 there lived a man...........d 254 man is a falling flower.......e 254 a minister but still a man... ...f 254 an honest man's the noblest.g 254 so man, who here seems.....1254 man a microscopic eye...... 254 such is m.! in great affliction ma 254 m's but a blast or a smoak..n 254 world assurance of man*....p 254 a proper m. as one shall seeq 254 give me that man*........... 254 let him pass for a man*......1254 he was a m., take him for..u 254 this was a man*. 254 ..b 235 .c255 O heaven were man*. foremost man of all*. man is of soul and body.....A 255 education forms the man....q 101 poor man! where art thou...q 112 good man, be not cast down.q 112 a m. whom both the waters.r 118 where lives the man........aa 162 what the child is to the m...k 331 man and bird and beast....an 343 that m. is great, and he alone.y 185 man should be ever better..k 186 a m. is a great thing upon..m 186 to be a woman as to be a m... 186 m.is more than constitutions.i431 how can any man be said...g 291 as a dying m. to dying men.d 317 man resolves in himself.....e 317 what a fine m. hath your....c 320 oft proclaims the man*......330 I do present you with a m..g 304 good man desires nothing..... 307 let the man who calleth.....z 308 man in the moon...... f464 things are great to little m..p 442 m. marks the earth with ruin.s322 habit by the inward man...d $24 that man, that sits*.........p 324 means for every man alive.r 324 not then be false to any m.*. 445 down, and promise man..... 321 would also read the man..... .f308 God directs, in that 'tis m...n 354 formed but one such man...q 356 better spar'd a better man*, .1356 .e 358 remote from man......... angels for the good m's sin.. 384 man, so ignorant and blind. 344 ..z 233 ..i 236 m 236 but man, proud man*.......w 346 and man made money......f 348 m. proposeth, God disposeth.i 348 woman and man all social...s 473 what a strange thing is m...n 473 man his Paradise forego.....u 473 man, the hermit, sigh'd. -P 473 where is the man who has...g 474 sure of man through praise..r 475 made thee to temper man....v 475 m. was lovely woman giv'n.a 476 author, and not man........a 281 refresh the mind of man*... 283 a man without a tear..... ..aa 403 as man, perhaps... behold, fond man and man must rest. reading maketh a full inan..r 237 the man must hear her......j 239 be made a m. out of my vice*h 452 like man, new made*........c 263 m. shall have his mare again.m 452 making a man a god-.......e 455 m. was made like God before.s 179 God should be made like m .s 179 not so much of man in me*.k 416 hunter, and his prey was m. t 458 a good m. is the best friend../ 171 ne'er true friend to man....v 171 friendship between m. and m.t173 man of genius can appear...i 177 makes it glory now to be a m. i 179 m. clings because the being.k 241 to man alone beneath.......n 245 every m's house is his castle.u 197 one man picked out of.....r 198 Brutus is an honourable m.*v 199 man made the town ........b 491 m's unhappy, God's unjust.p 495 every man is odd*.... .e 497 less than a m., I am not for*.w 497 man more sinn'd against*..y 497 a man after death... ....t 500 who's master, who's man..dd 500 m. sits still and takes his....c 181 the ambition of a private m.x 342 m's social happiness all rests.d 478 woman is the lesser man.... 478 if m. come not to gather the.b 479 I wish'd myself a man*.....n 479 that m. that hath a tongue*.t 479 had made her such a man*..r 479 though he felt as a man.....i 489 Manager-m., actor, prompter. a 294 Mandragora-poppy, nor m.*...c 391 Mandragore-childhood's m....c 389 Mane-upon the "ocean's m.".p 323 Manhood-m. begins when we.b 253 our friendships to mankind. 174 all mankind love a lover.....l 241 forsake mankind, and all.............i 244 m. are always happier......m 191 knowledge the sail, and m..w 492 gratitude of base mankind.. 183 m., in conscious virtue.....d 294 that they may mend m.. .. 303 mankind would hang*.. ......c 465 m. must have been lost.....x 355 let mankind say what they..p 478 Man-like-is it to fall into sin... 384 Manliness-silent m. of grief..w 186 Manly-his big manly voice*....w 6 the erect, the manly foe..... 168 judicious, manly, free......b 241 Manna-his tongue dropt m...e 332 dropped m.; and could make.s 204 m. was not good after. .....g 392 Manner-m's with fortunes.....d 46 a system of manners in.......e 70 manners at the court*........i 68 English mind and manners...l 70 to the manner born*..........y 77 good manners are made up..w 255 state in wonted manner......c 275 how thy worth with m's*...m 485 that m. one robs poverty.....e 342 catch the manners living....d 286 m's gentle, of affections...aa 495 and these external manners* p 187 manner is all in all.... .h 298 men's evil m's live in brass.e 360 Manor-my manors that I had*.8 267 Mansion-from infernal m's.....s 97 leave not the mansion*......j 262 m. shall provide more hearts.b 198 Man-slaughter-infinite m-s....p 458 Mantle-m. their clearer reason* j 78 falling m. of the prophet....t 446 doe lyke a golden m. her....c 190 nature hangs her m. green..b 371 pure purple m's known.....d 161 daisied m's in the mountain.e 138 in thy scanty mantle clad...j 139 in his mantle muffling up*..d 211 dight with mantles gay.....a 369 in saffron-colored mantle. ....r 276 rejoic'd I see thy purple m..g 278 how is night's sable mantle.h 290 dark her silver mantle threw.j 411 the prophet's m., ere his..... 178 mantle overveiled the earth* s 289 Manuscript-we love m's better. y 237 peace hath higher tests of m.q 196 mountains look on Marathon.g69 Marble-the m. with his name..f58 marble and granite, with....s 368 a marble to her tears*....... c 416 sleep in dull cold marble*...j 304 his ponderous and m. jaws*.c 185 than this marble sleep.... .....a 486 through her marble halls....g 288 the more the marble wastes.m 318 cold m. leapt to life a god....o 318 then m., soften'd into life...p 318 March-let's m. without the*..w 459 once a month they march..m 311 let us march away*.. .u 311 beware the ides of March*.. 496 did m. three Frenchmen*. .99 497 the ides of M. are come*....o 426 the March breezes blew.. ...t137 M. with grief doth howl....n 370 violets, sweet March violets. g 160 the march of intellect.......a 214 march, and energy divine...c 340 March breaks it.............i 269 March its tree, juniper......j 269 the stormy March is come...l 269 M. finds throstles pleased...m 269 March; we know thou art...a 270 all in the wild M. morning..e 270 began their march sublime..ƒ 123 winds of M. with beauty*...i 130 Marched-march'd without*...w 460 Marching-m, to the uplands...s 277 God is marching on.........k 167 Mare-shall have his m. again.m 452 mare will prove the better..d 496 Marge-marge enclosing in the..s 40 Marigold-her eyes like m's*... 110 the m., whose courtiers.....o 146 marigold abroad her leaves..p 146 no marigolds yet closed are..q 146 ye ardent marigolds........a 147 the sun-observing marigolds.b 147 shall the m. unmentioned die.c 147 graceful and obsequious m..g 147 the fiery-flaming marigold..h 147 clasp in the wild marsh-m...i 147 the m. for pottage meet...... 147 and statelier marigold.. ..0 137 they turn like marigold.....b 487 Mariner-ye m's of England.... 124 of mariners, besides sails...d 313 ah! wretched mariners.....u 381 Mark-m. the marble with his...f 58 fouler spite at fairer marks...g 83 death loves a shining mark..m 86 mark, was ever yet*.........0 387 a man of mark........ .....a 254 O, no! it is an ever-fixed m.*.p 208 God save the mark*. .........0 497 nearer, and a broader mark..) 398 did m. how he did shake*...a 382 Marked-melancholy m. him...c 260 Market-and m. of his time*....ƒ 255 Americans to market driven.q 388 that commeth into the m.....r 299 Market-place-pride, the m-p... d 59 poor victim of the m-p.....n 388 Marl-with marl and sand......e 317 steps over the burning m..m 472 Marlet-the marlet builds*......e 27 temple-haunting marlet*.....ƒ 27 Marred-thou hast m. her gown.o 258 Marriage-with dirge in m......188 that m., rightly understood m 256 stamp the m.-bond divine...p 256 summon him to marriage*.. ..0 257 |