Age and dust, pays us with, 26.
and hunger, 69.
beautiful and free is their old, 471.
be comfort to my, 67.
begins anew, the world's great, 566.
best in four things, 171.
best vaticum of old, 762.
cannot wither her, 157.
comes on apace, 428.
come to thy grave in full, 816.
companions for middle, 105.
crabbed, and youth, 103.
cradle of reposing, 328.
dallies like the old, 75.
disgrace of wickedness added to old,

735.
every, has its pleasures, 800.
father of all in every, 331,
grow dim with, 19.
he that dies in old, 156,
he was not of an, 179.
heritage of old, 608.
in a full, come to thy grave, $16.
in a good old, 812.
in a green old, 341.
in cominendation of, 171.
in the summer of her, 276.
is as a lusty winter, 67.
is grown so picked, 143.
is in the wit is out, when the, 52.
labour of an, 251.
master spirits of this, 112.
mirror to a gaping, 56t.
monumental pomp of, 479.
most remote from infancy, 799.
naked in mine, to mine enemies, 100.•
narrative with, 337.
of cards, old, 321.
of chivalry is gone, 110.
of ease, youth of labor, 396.
of gold, fetch the, 251.
of revolution and reformation, 135.
of sophisters, 410.
old and well stricken in, 813.
old, in this universal man, 169.
or antiquity is accounted, 109.
prayer-books are the toys of, 318.
pyramids dotiug with, *12.
scarce expect one of my, 459.
serene and bright, an old, 475.
shakes Athena's tower, 511.
should accompany old, 124.
silvered o'er with, his head was, 348.
smack of, in yoli, 58.
suall for its, 707.
soul of the, 179,
staft of my, 02.
strong meat for full, 848.
talking, made for, 395.
that melts in imperceived decay, 365.
that which should accompany old, 124.
thou art shamed, 110.
to perform promises of youth, 368.
too late or cold, 238.
torrent of a downward, 356.
'twixt boy and youth, 489.
unspotted life is old, 836.
veracity which increases with, 796.

Age, what more honourable than, 171.

without a name, 493.
worm at the root of, 4:23.
worn away with, 347.

you 'd scarce expect one of my, 459.
Ages, alike all, 395.
ere Homer's lamp appeared, 414.
ere the Mantuan swan was heard, 414
famous to all, 24.
heir of all the, 626.
hence, how many, 112.
his acts being seven, 09.
of eternity, mighty, 642.
on age3, 674.
once in the flight of, 196.
onward roll, the great, 024.
rock of, 132.
stamp and esteem of, 206.
three poets in three distant, 270.
through the, 026.
to the next, 170.
unborn crowd not on my soul, 383.
wakens the slumbering, 53.
women faded for, G18.

ye unborn, 383.
Age's alms, prayers which are old, 5.

tooth, poison for the, 78.
Aged bosom, confidence in an, 364.

ears play truant at his tales, 55.
later times are more, 169.

men full loth and slow, 492.
Agencies vary, how widely its, 585.
Agent, trust no, 51.
Agesilaus toying with his children, 737.
Aggravate your choler, 89.
A-gley, gang aft, 446.
Agnes, the world dear, 797.
Ago, mighty while, 177.
Agonies, exultations, and, 471.
Agony, all we know of, 562.

cannot be remembered, 504.
distrest, though oft te, 182.
swimmer in his, 57.

with words, charm, 53.
Agree as angels de above, 221.

on the stage, 41.
those who, with us, 796.

though all things differ, all, 333.
Agreed to differ, 500.
Agreement with hell, 831.
Agricultural population the bravest, 719
Ah Sin was his name, 669.
Aid, after war, 203.

alliteration's artful, 413.
for some wretch's, 333.
friend of pleasure wisdom', 300.

of ornament, the foreign, 30.
Ails it now, something, 172.
Aim, better have failed in the high, 651.

our being's end and, 318.
Aiming at what's far, 698.
Air a chartered libertine, 91.

ampler ether, diviner, 482.
and harmony of shape, 287.
around with beauty, 545.
babbling gossip of the, 75.
be shook to, 102.
bird of the, 831.

Among them but not of them, 544. Angel on the outward side, 49.
Amorous causes, otfence springs from, or earthly paragon, 100.
325.

shook his wings, as if an, 414. delay, reluctant, 232.

should write, though an, 520 descant sung, 233.

sings, in his motion like an, 65. fond and billing, 215,

the recording, 379. looking-glass, court an, 95.

thou hovering, 243. Amos Cottle ! Phoebus ! what a name ! visits few and far between, 514. 539

whiteness, 52. Amphitrio, into the shape of, 32.

who wrote like an, 388. Amphitryon, the real, 798.

yet in this, of habits devil is, 141. the true, 277.

Angels alone enjoy such liberty, 260. Ample room and verge enough, 383.

and ministers of grace, 130. Ampler ether, 482.

are bright sti?), 124. Amuck, to run, 328.

are, our acts our, 183. Amusements, friend to public, 371.

are painted fair, 280. Anarch lets the curtain fall, 332.

aspiring to be, 316. Anarchy, digest of, 409.

could no more, 307. eternal, hold, 229.

do above, agree as, 221. of drink, wild, 180.

down, which would drag, 532. Anatomy, a mere, 50.

entertained, and, 221. Ancestor, I am my own, 806.

face shined bright, 27. Ancestors are very good kind of folks, fear to tread, where, 325. 440.

fell by that sin, 100. glorious, 310.

forget-me-nots of the, 616. look backward to their, 409.

guard thy bed, holy, 302. no need of, 801.

help, make assay, 139. of nature, 229.

in some brighter dreams, 264. that come after him, 14.

laugh at the good he has done, C37. the glory belongs to our, 729.

listen when she speaks, 279. think of your, 747.

little lower than the, 818. wisdom of our, 407.

men would be, 316, Ancestral trees, tall, 569.

must love Ann Hathaway, 690. voices, 500,

ne'er like, till passion dies, 182. Anchor of our peace at home, 435.

plead bike, 118. Anchors, great, heaps of pearl, 96.

preventing, 269. moor with two, 708.

pure in thought as are, 455. that hold a mother, 697.

sad as, 513. Anchored ne'er shall be, 513.

say sister spirit come away, 334. Anchorite, saintship of an, 540.

shared fire with, 549. Ancient and fish-like smell, 13.

sung the strain, guardian, 358. and honorable, 833.

thousand liveried, 245. as the sun, hills, 572.

to fall, caused the, 165. days, dames of, 395.

tremble while they gaze, 382. ears, ring in iny, 106.

trumpet-tongued, 118. grudge I bear him, 61.

unawares, entertained, 818. landinark, remove not the, 828.

visits like those of, 355. tales say true, if, 510.

wake thee, all, 307. times, these are the, 169.

weep, make ihe, 48. trusty drouthy crony, 451.

weep, tears such as, 225 Ancients of the earth, we are, 627.

would be gods, 316. were not acquainted, 740.

Angel's face shyned bright, 27. Anderson my jo John, John, 49.

tear, passage of an, 576. Anecdotage, man in his, C09.

wing, dropped from an, 484. Angel appear to each lover, 305.

wing, feather pluckt from an 484. consideration like an, 90.

wings, clip an, 574. curses his better, 156.

Angels' ken, far as, 223. death and his Maker, 502.

music, 't is, 205. down, she drew an, 272.

visits short and bright, 281. dropped from the clouds, 86.

Angelical, fiend, 107. ended, the, 237.

Anger, biting for, 222. good and bad, 187.

he that is slow to, 827. guardian, o'er his life, 455.

is like a full-hot horse, 98. hands to valour given, 574.

is one of the sinews of the soul, 222 hold the fleet, 362, 618.

more in sorrow than, 128. hope thou hovering, 243.

of his lip, contempt and, 76. in action how like an, 134.

of lovers, 708 ministering, 144, 490.

Angle, a brother of the, 207.

Angler, if he be an honest, 208.

Ant, go to the, thou sluggard, 825.
no man is born an, 206.

Ants entombed, 168.
now with God, excellent, 208.

Antagonist is our helper, our 411.
Anglers or very honest men, 208.

Antagoras boiling a conger, 732.
Angling, be quiet and go a, 208.

Anthem, the pealing, 381.
deserves commendations, 207.

Anthems, singing of, 88.
innocent recreation, 208.

Anthropophagi, the, 150.
is somewhat like poetry, 207.

Antic, old father, the law, 82.
like mathematics, 206.

round, while you perform your,

123
like virtue, 207.

Anticipate the past, 40.
wagered on your, 158.

Antidote, bane and, 299.
Angling-rod, a sturdy oak his, 217.

some sweet oblivious, 125.
Angry, be ye, and sin not, 847.

Antigonus and Thrasyllus, 732.
food, leap into this, 110.

the son of Helios, 740.
heaven is not always, 289.

Antique Roman than a Dane, 146.
passions rise, never let your, 302.

song, metre of an, 161.
reckon the days you have not been, towers, ye, 381.
715.

world, service of the, 67.
repeat the four-and-twenty letters Antiquitas brculi, 109.
when, 735.

Antiquities, living men were, 219.
Anguish, another's, 104.

Antiquity, a little skill in, 222.
here tell your, 524.

is accounted by farther distance, 169
hopeless, poured his groan,

366.

ways of hoar, 403.
wring the brow, 490.

Anti-republican tendencies, 435.
Angularity of facts, 601.

Antres vast and deserts idle, 150.
Animal, happiness of the rational, 755. Anvil, iron did cool on the, 80.
man is a noble, 219.

Anything but history, 304.
man is a two-legged, 763.

for a quiet life, 852.
self-preservation of an, 764.

glad he thanks God for, 370.
Animated bust or storied urn, 384,

can be amiss, never, 59.
only by faith and hope, 369.

owe no man, 814.
Anise and cumin, 810.

what is worth in, 213.
Ann Hathaway hath a way, 690.

whereof it may be said, 830.
Anna whom three realms obey, 326. Anythingarian, he is an, 292.
Annals are not written, whose, 579. A pace, ill weed grows, 35.
of the brave, 603

Apathy, in lazy, 317.
of the poor, 324

Ape, like an angry, 48.
writ your, true, 103.

Apes, jollity for, 100.
Anne, yes by Saint, 75.

Apert, prive and, 4.
Annihilate space and time, 330.

Apollo, bards in fealty to, 576.
Annihilating all that's made, 263.

from his shrine, 251.
die, cannot but by, 236.

Pallas Jove and Mars, 642.
Anointed king, balm from an, 81

Apollo's laurel bough, burned is, 41.
rail on the Lord's, 97.

lute, musical as bright, 56, 245.
sovereign of sighs and groans, 55. A pollos watered, 815.
Another and a better world, 805.

Apologies account for what they do not
and the same, 481.

alter, C08.
horse, give me, 97.

Apology too prompt, 239.
man's doxy, 858.

Apostles shrank, while, 676.
man's ground, built on, 45.

twelve, he taught, 2.
setteth up, 821.

would have done as they did, the, 556
yet the same, 331.

Apostolic blows and knocks, 210.
Another's and another's, 514.

Apothecary, I remember an, 108.
eyes, to choose love by, 57.

ounce of civet good, 148
face commend, 377.

Apparel, every true man's, 49.
sword laid him low, 514,

fashion wears out more, 52.
woe, to feel, 331.

oft proclaims the man, 130.
Answer a fool, 828.

Apparelled in more precious habit, 53.
a wise man with silence, 730.

Apparition, a lovely, 474.
all things faithfully, 66.

Apparitions, seen and gone, like, 281.
echoes answer, 030.

thousand blushing, 52.
him ye owls, 331.

Appeal from Philip drunk, 807.
me in one word, 70.

unto Caesar, 813.
not every question, 711.

Appear the immortals, never, 502.
soft, turneth away wrath, 826.

Appearance, not according to the, 813.
the better, 52.

of things to the mind, 14.
ye evening tapers, 636.

Appearances are deceitful, 766.
Answers till a husband cools, never, 321. | Appendix to nobility, 187.