Anecdotage, man in his, 628. good and bad, 187. those, faces smile, 607. thou hovering, 243. visits few and far between, 514. with two faces, 835. who wrote like an, 388. woman yet think him an, 698. Ancestors are good kind of folks, 440. Angels alone enjoy such liberty, 260. glorious, 310. look backward to their, 409. no need of, 987. of nature, 229. that come after him, 44. the glory belongs to our, 915. Anchor of our peace at home, 435. Anchors, great, heaps of pearl, 96. that hold a mother, 883. friend, never shall send our, 652. landmark, remove not the, 1020. and ministers of grace, 130. are, our acts our, 183. I am on the side of the, 625. laugh at the good he has done, 690. men would be, 316. must love Ann Hathaway, 876. pure in thought as are, 455. said to be the speech of, 582. say sister spirit come away, 334. sing, which now the, 695. sung the strain, guardian, 358. to fall, caused the, 165. Angels trumpet-tongued, 118. unawares, entertained, 1040. visits like those of, 355. wake thee, all, 367. weep, make the, 48. weep, tears such as, 225. with us unawares, 771. would be gods, 316. Angel's face shyned bright, 27. tear, passage of an, 576. wing, dropped from an, 484. wing, feather pluckt from an, 484. wings, clip an, 574. Angels' keeping, 779. ken, far as, 223. lips, might tempt, 807. music, 't is, 205. visits short and bright, 281. whisper, accent of an, 814. Angelic songs are swelling, 717. Angelical, fiend, 107. Anger, biting for, 222. he that is slow to, 1019. is like a full-hot horse, 98. is one of the sinews of the soul, 222. more in sorrow than, 128. Angle, a brother of the, 207. now with God, excellent, 208. Anglers or very honest men, 208. Angling, be quiet and go a, 208. deserves commendations, 207. is somewhat like poetry, 207. wagered on your, 158. Angling-rod, a sturdy oak his, 217. passions rise, never let your, 302. repeat the four-and-twenty letters when, 921. roar, contend with. 700. Anguish, another's, 104. calmly bear, can every, 665. here tell your, 524. hopeless, poured his groan, 366. keeps the heavy gate, 836. wring the brow, 490. Angularity of facts, 618. Anise and cumin. 1032. Ann Hathaway hath a way, 876. Ann's suitor, think you are, 838. Anna whom three realms obey, 326. Annals are not written, whose, 584. of the poor, 384. writ your, true, 103. Anne, yes by Saint, 75. Annihilate space and time, 330. Annihilating all that 's made, 263. die, cannot but by, 236. Annihilation, man not doomed to complete, 663. Announce a life that shall be copious, 745. the great individual, I, 745. Annoy, to-day whatever may, 845. Annual expenditure nineteen nineteen, 701. income twenty pounds, 701. Anointed king, balm from an, 81. rail on the Lord's, 97. sovereign of sighs and groans, 55. Another and a better world, 991. and the same, 481. horse, give me, 97. I'm an owl you're, 723. if it enrich not the heart of, 643. man's ground, built on, 45. rock would crown the work, 704. setteth up, 1013. story, 853. yet the same, 331. Another's and another's, 514. eyes, to choose love by, 57. sword laid him low, 514. Answer a fool, 1020. a wise man with silence, 916. him ye owls, 331. me in one word, 70. not every question, 897. soft, turneth away wrath, 1018. ye evening tapers, 689. Answers till a husband cools, never. 321. Answered you last night, yes I, 658. Antagonist is our helper, our, 411. Ante-room of hell, God-forsaken, 728. Animal, happiness of the rational, 941. | Anthem, the pealing, 384. man is a noble, 219. man is a two-legged, 949. Animals is justifiable, experiment on, 663. Animated bust or storied urn, 384. only by faith and hope, 369. torrid-zone, thou, 617. Animosity, intoxicated with, 603. Anthems, singing of. 88. Anthosmial divine, sweet apples, 635. round, while you perform your, 123. Anticipate the past, 440. seldom occurs, what we, 628. Antidote, bane and, 299. some sweet oblivious, 125. Anti-everythings, lean hungry savage, 690. Antigonus and Thrasyllus, 918. the son of Helios, 926. Antique Roman than a Dane, 146. world, service of the, 67. Antiquities, living men were, 219. is accounted by farther distance, 169. ways of hoar, 403. Anti-republican tendencies, 435. Antres vast and deserts idle, 150. Anvil, iron did cool on the, 80. Appearest thou present to my mind, 596. Appendix to nobility, 187. may sicken and so die, 74. quench, check impulse, 941. with coyless sauce sharpen his, 157. Applaud the deed, 121. thee to the very echo, 125. Anything but gay, a face that 's, Applause, attentive to his own, 327. 697. but history, 304. can be amiss, never, 59. for a quiet life, 1044. glad he thanks God for, 370. what is worth in, 213. whereof it may be said, 830. Ape, like an angry, 48. or an angel, is man an, 625. whom none take seriously, 729. Apert, prive and, 4. Apollo, bards in fealty to, 576. from his shrine, 251. Pallas Jove and Mars, 699. Apollo's laurel bough, burned is, 41. Apollos watered, 1037. Apology too prompt, 239. Apostles of equality, men of culture, shrank, while, 864. twelve, he taught, 2. would have done as they did, the, Apostolic blows and knocks, 210. Apparitions, seen and gone, like, 281. unto Cæsar, 1035. Appear beacons of hope ye, 754. Appearance, not according to the, of things to the mind, 930. delight the wonder, the, 179. Applauses of his countrymen, 537. of the eye, 1010. rotten at the heart. 61. Apples, anthosmial divine, sweet, 635. since Eve ate, 560. small choice in rotten, 72. Apple-blossom, and a cheek of, 678. Apple-wood, that piece of, 799. Appliance, desperate, 141. Appliances and means, 89. Appointed ways, 779. Appreciate heaven well, to, 825. Apprehend some joy, 59. Apprehension, death most in, 48. Apprentice, nature but an. 446. Approach like the rugged Russian of even or morn, 230. Approaches make the prospect less, 181. Approbation from Sir Hubert Stanley, 457. Appropinque an end, 212. Appropriate, as difficult to invent as conditions, under, 774. April day, uncertain glory of an, 44. when men woo, 71. with his shoures, 1. Apron, thy words smell of the, 918. Aprons, with greasy, 159. Arabs, fold their tents like the, 641. Araby the blest, 232. Araby's daughter, farewell to thee, Arbiter is taste, its sole, 657. of his own fortunes, 895. Arcadia, I too was born in, 979. I hied me off to, 795. on Prague's proud, 513. little meant, mark the, 492. Archimedes cried I have found it Eureka, 924. Architect of his own fortunes, 167. Ardour, compulsive, gives the charge, radiant with, divine, 754. Are, we know not what we, 142. Areas of rain, snow, hail, and drought, Arg'ed the question, the more we, 825. Argue not against Heaven's hand, 252. with women the heart, 754. height of this great, 223. not to stir without great, 142. staple of his, 56. stateliest and most regal, 254. Argument to thy neighbor's creed, 614. Arguments and questions, all kinds of, I have no mockings or, 742. use wagers, fools for, 213. O soul and gird thee, 829. is always cruel, 699. Aristotle and his philosophie, 1. to lay their hand upon the, 418. the obdured breast, 228. Arms against a sea of troubles, 135. and the man I sing, 274. had seven years' pith, 149. it, Washington, 620. land of scholars nurse of, 395. my soul's in, 296. never would lay down my, 364. on armour clashing, 236. death, 744. take your last embrace, 109. try everything before, 889. at point exactly, cap-a-pe, 128. great individual fully, 745. Armed thus am I doubly, 299. clash by night, where ignorant, 753. swore terribly, our, 378. whole have sunk, where, 228. 365. Armory, all wisdom's, 771. is his honest thought, 174. with banners, terrible as an, 1024. Around thee thou no ray of light, if, 731. to say farewell, and looks, 697. us like a cloud, lies, 700. Arrant, thankless, 25. thief, the moon is an, 109. Array, battle's stern, 543. Arrays our battalions, field-marshal who, 727. Arrayed in his beauty, king all, 587. from a well-experienced archer, 161. of the early frost, slain by, 763. some Cupid kills with, 51. Arsenals and forts, no need of, 645. Art, adorning thee with so much, 261. all the gloss of, 398. and part, 1044. beyond the reach of, 323. can wash her guilt away, what, 403. contemplates certain things, 930. ease in writing comes from, 324. every walk of, 457. failed in literature and, 629. first professor of our, 274. Art, glib and oily, 146. glory and good of, 712. had invented the, of printing, 584. her guilt to cover, the only, 403. in the vaunted works of, 617. is long, life short, 886, 989. is nature made by man, 780. it's clever but is it, 852. may err Nature cannot miss, 272. more matter with less, 133. nature is above, in that respect, 148. nature is God's, 721. nature lost in, 390. nature not inferior to, 942. nearly allied to invention, 441. not strength obtains the prize, 341. of artisans, 438. of God, nature is the, 218, 310. subdues the strong, 344. than force, more by, 341. that in which hand head heart, 747. to blot, 329. to find the mind's construction, 117. we can realize perfection through, we may live without, 779. with curious, 413. with the living hues of, 683. Arts and sciences not in the same fashion's brightest, 398. hunger is the teacher of the, 305. imitate natural forms, 942. in which the wise excel, 279. of peace, inglorious, 263. remote from common use, 556. taught the wheedling, 348. the academes, 56. the fine, once divorcing themselves, 584. well fitted in, 55. which I loved, 260. Artaxerxes' throne, 241. Arthur first in court, when, 406. |