him his manuscript to read 'to put it in rhyme.' Which being done, Sir Thomas said, 'Yea marry, now it is somewhat, for now it is rhyme; before it was neither rhyme nor reason.'
Speech is silver, silence is gold.
Speech is like cloth of Arras, opened and put abroad, whereby the imagery doth appear in figure; whereas in thoughts they lie but as in packs.
PLUTARCH. Vit. Themist. 28.
SPENSER. Faëre Queen. Book iii. c. i. St. 17.—COWPER. John Gilpin.-DRYDEN. Absalom and Achitophel. Part ii.
To make a virtue of necessity.
Gentlemen of Verona.-RABELAIS. Book i. ch. ii.-DRYDEN. Palamon and Arcite.
In the additions of Hadrianus Junius to the adages of Erasmus, he remarks (under the head of Necessitatem adere), that a very familiar proverb was current among his countrymen, viz.: Necessitatem in virtutem
Wherever God erects a house of prayer, The devil always builds a chapel there.
DE FOE. The True-Born Englishman. Parti. Line 1.
God never had a church but there, men say The devil a chapel hath raised by some wyles. I doubted of this saw, till on a day
I westward spied great Edinburgh's Saint Gyles.
DRUMMOND. Posthumous Poems.
No sooner is a temple built to God, but the devil
GEORGE HERBERT. Jacula Prudentum.
Where God hath a temple the devil will have a BURTON. Anatomy of Melancholy. Part 3. Sc. iv. M. 1. Subs. 1.
BEN JONSON. Every Man in his Humour.
BUTLER. Hudibras. Part ii. c iii. Line 580.-COLMAN. Heir at Law. Acti. Sc. I.
Accoutred as I was, 70 Aching void, 250
Acres, over whose, walked, 55 Acting of a dreadful thing, 70 Act well your part, 180 Action and counteraction, 364 Action, how like an angel, 97 Action, no noble, 387 Action, pious, 98
Action, suit the, to the word, 100 Actions like almanacs, 126 Actions of the just, 125 Acts, little nameless, 272 Acts our angels are, 119 Ada, sole daughter, 308
Adam dolve and Eve span, 386 Adam the goodliest man, 139 Adam, the offending, 62 Adam's fall we sinned all, 385 Adder, like the deaf, 5
Adieu, sweetly she bade me, 223 Admired disorder, 87
Admitted to that equal sky, 177 Adored through fear, 247 Adorn a tale, 219
Adorn, nothing he did not, 221 Adulteries of art, 118
Adversary had written a book, 4 Adversary the devil, 22 Adversity, sweet are uses of, 43 Adversity's sweet milk, 80 Affection hateth nicer hands, 24 Affliction tries our virtue, 218 Afric's sunny fountains, 306 After life's fitful fever, 86 Agate-stone, no bigger than, 78 Age, ache, and penury, 32 Age, be comfort to my, 44 Age cannot wither her, 74 Age, expect one of my, 267 Age, for talking, 234 Age, green old, 161 Age, he was not for an, 119 Age, in a good old, 1 Age is as a lusty winter, 44 Age is grown picked, 104 Age, master spirits of, 71 Age of cards, 184 Age of chivalry, 364 Age of ease, 235.
Age serene and bright, 273 Age shakes Athena, 308 Age, summer of her, 161 Age without a name, 298 Ages, famous to all, 356 Ages, heir of all the, 333 Ages, once in the flight of, 287 Ages, seven, 45
Ages, three poets in three, 163 Ages, through the, 333 Ages, the slumbering, 336 Agony, all we know of, 340 Agree, where they do, 257 Air, a chartered libertine, 62 Air, be shook to, 69 Air, do not saw the, 99 Air, excellent canopy, 97 Air is full of farewells, 342 Air, leaves to the, 77 Air, melted into thin, 27
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Airy tongues, that syllable, 144 Aisle and fretted vault, 228 Aisles of Christian Rome, 339 Ajax strives, 187 Alabaster, grandsire cut in, 40 Alacrity in sinking, 29 Alderman's forefinger, 78 Alexandrine, needless, 187 Alike all ages, 233.
A little more than kin, 91 All chance, direction, 178 All cry and no wool, 153 All Europe rings, 150 All in the Downs, 201 All is not lost, 131
All men have their price, 362
All save honour, 379
All that's bright, 303
All that glisters is not gold, 388 All the proud shall be, 198 All the world's a stage, 45 All things, prove, 21
All things that are chased, 41 All things to all men, 19 All things work for good, 18 All think all men mortal, 206 All thoughts, all passions, 283 All thy ends, thy country's, 68 Allegory, headstrong as an, 256 Allies thou hast, 270
Allured to brighter worlds, 236 Almanacs like actions of the last age, 126
Almighty dollar, 374.
Almighty Father! these as they change, 216
Alms, when thou doest, 13 Alone, never less, 331
Alone, with noble thoughts, 352 Alone on a wide, wide sea, 282 Alone, that man should be, I Alone with his glory, 326 Alpha and Omega, 23 Alp, o'er many a fiery, 137 Alps on Alps arise, 186 Alraschid, Haroun, 335 Altars, strike for your, 339 Alteration finds, 113. Alway, not live, 4 Amber, grubs in, 190 Ambition, fling away, 68 Ambition loves to slide, 158 Ambition of sterner stuff, 72
Ambition of a private man, 245
Ambition, to reign is worth, 132 Ambition, vaulting, 83 Amen stuck in my throat, 85 Amend your ways, 12 Ammiral, mast of, 132
Among them, not of them, 309 Among the untrodden ways, 269 Amorous, fond, and billing, 155 Ample room and verge, 227 Anarch, lets the curtain fall, 195 Ancestors after him, 28 Ancestors of nature, 137 Ancient and fish-like, 26 Ancient grudge, 40 Ancient times, 354 Angel ended, the, 141 Angel, ministering, 295 Angel, presiding, 330 Angel, recording, 363
Angels and ministers of grace, 94 Angels are bright still, 88
Angel's face, 24
Angels fell by that sin, 68
Angels, holy, guard thy bed, 212
Angels in dreams, 151
Angels ken, 131
Angels liveried, 145
Angels, make the, weep, 31 Angels, our acts are, 119
Angels painted fair, 165
Angels till our passion dies, 127 Angels trumpet-tongued, 83 Angel-visits, few and far, 289 Angels' visits, short, 166 Angels' visits, short and far be tween, 205
Angels would be gods, 177 Anger, more in sorrow, 92 Anger of his lip, 52
Angling like poetry, 355
Angry, be ye, and sin not, 21
Anguish another's sport, 151
Anguish, hopeless, 220
Anguish, lessened by another's, 77 Annals of the poor, 228
Animated bust, 228
Annihilate space and time, 198
Anointed, rail on the Lord's, 65 Another and the same, 279
Another's sword laid him low, 289 Answer, a soft, 7 Anthem, pealing, 228 Anthem singing, 60
Anthropophagi, 106
Antidote, sweet oblivious, 89 Antres vast, 106
Anything but history, 362
Any thing, what is worth in, 154 Apollo's lute, musical as, 146 Apollos watered, 19
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