In knots they stand, 416.
In known images, 303
In lazy apathy, 401.
In length of train, 151.
In life's cool vale, 261.
In life's last scene, 22.
In lopping and felling, 32.
In losing fortune, 205.
In love, the victors, 329.
In love's voyage, 313.
In Lydia born, 245.
In manhood, in the full, 702.
In many ways, 308.
In March is good graffing, 32.
In May get a weed-hook, 32.
In me. as yet, ambition, 34.
In men we various, 674.
In minds and manners, 334.
In misery's darkest, 597.
In moderation, 419.
In modern wit, 531.
In moving lines, 314.
In my cheerful, 498.
In my youth's summer, 755.
In nature there's no blemish, 280, 591.
In noble minds, 511.
In ocean's wide, 480.
In one consort, 452.
In our fantastic climes, 240.
In parchment then, 359.
In part shed down, 517.
In parts superior, 645.
In peace, Love tunes, 320.
In peace there's nothing, 616.
In peace, ye shades, 159.
In pleasure's dream, 317.
In plenty starving, 185, 260.
In poets as true genius, 119.
In points of honour, 254.
In Pope I cannot, 54.
In praise so just, 424.
In praising Chloris, 62.
In pride, in reas'ning pride, 431.
In quiet shades, 106.
In Raleigh mark, 55.
In reason's absence, 267.
In religion, 446.
In requital ope, 403.
In robe of lily white, 153.
In rueful gaze, 32.
In sad and ashy, 653.
In secret shadow, 195.
In shady bow'r, 234.
In shallow furrows, 27.
In sheets of rain, 438.
In shipping such, 469.
In short, so swift, 277.
In short, the force, 147.
In silence weep, 624.
In simple manners, 336.
In sleep, when fancy, 146.
In solemn silence, 463.
In solitary groves, 497.
In solitude, 497.
In solitude, when we, 496.
In some fair body, 509.
In some fair evening, 148.
In sooth, I know not, 346.
In soothing them, 443.
In souls prepared, 129.
In Spain, our springs, 96.
In spring the fields, 18.
In such a cause, 291.
In such a night, 343.
In such a time, 98.
In such business, 157.
In such charities, 92.
In such green palaces, 647.
In such lays as neither, 118.
In such righteousness, 100.
In swinish sleep, 489.
In tedious courtship, 110.
In Thames, the ocean's, 455.
In that corroding, 464.
In that day's feasts, 62.
In that sleep, 149.
In that soft season, 513.
In that sweet mood, 349.
In the body's prison, 507.
In the bright moonshine, 167.
In the churchyard, 513.
In the clear azure, 199.
In the corrupted currents, 294.
In the dark winter, 658.
In the depth, 701.
In the dispute, 42.
In the fat age, 330.
In the fatness of, 600.
In the flowers, 275.
In the flush of youth, 703.
In the fruitful earth, 539.
In the galaxy, 517.
In the human breast, 391.
In the hush of April, 653.
In the June twilight, 589.
In the long vista, 206.
In the midst, 285.
In the morn and liquid, 720.
In the nice bee, 267.
In the remotest, 554.
In the same beaten, 542.
In the soul, 175.
In the Spring a fuller, 514.
In the sun, 27.
In the sweet morn, 714.
In the temple, 341.
In the valley of Jehoshaphat, 122.
In the well-framed models, 42.
In the wind, 204.
In thee, oppressors, 491.
In their looks divine, 331.
In their motions, 603.
In their tender nonage, 95.
In these deep solitudes, 102, 345.
In these soft shades, 81.
In things which most concern, 277.
In this grave age, 143.
In this kind, 62.
In this pile shall, 650.
In this plain fable, 187.
In this point, 343, 420.
In this remembrance, 151.
In this state she gallops, 168.
In this still labyrinth, 203.
In this wild world, 19.
In this world of sin, 693.
In those blest days, 256.
In those fair vales, 455.
In thy danger, 428.
In thy discourse, 104.
In thy face, 39.
In thy faint slumber, 149.
In thy felonious heart, 115.
In times of old, 176.
In trance ecstatic, 38.
In troth, thou'rt able, 138.
In us both one soul, 359.
In vain are all, 105.
In vain did nature's, 382.
In vain doth man, 141.
In vain for life, 34.
In vain his little, 97.
In vain I strove, 319.
In vain kind seasons, 31.
In vain my heroes, 396.
In vain on study, 526.
In vain Thalestris, 19.
In vain the barns, 29.
In vain the grave, 401.
In vain the hinds, 27.
In vain the master, 522.
In vain we lift, 430.
In vain with folding arms, 81.
In vain you tell, 18, 319.
In various talk, 104, 480.
In velvet white, 150.
In waking whispers, 149.
In weak complaints, 451.
In winter when the, 578.
In winter's tedious, 544.
In words, as fashions, 684.
In years he seem'd, 22.
In yonder spring, 458.
In your excuse, 310.
In youth alone, 709.
Inclement weather, 639.
Indeed, true gladness, 476.
Indeed you thank'd me, 228.
Indentures, cov'nants, 291.
Indiff'rence, clad in, 202, 406.
Infinite Truth, 587.
Informer of the planetary, 520.
Ingenious to their ruin, 618.
Ingratitude! thou, 266.
Injurious strength, 230.
Innocence shall make, 266.
Innumerous songsters, 80.
Instant, he cried, 139.
Instant he flew, 260.
Instantly I plunge, 383.
Instead of golden fruits, 213.
Instead of love-enliven'd, 436.
Instead of powder'd curls, 238.
Instructed ships, 98.
Instructive satire, 294, 461.
Insulting tyranny, 591.
Intemp'rate youth, 269, 708.
Intent he seem'd, 343-
Interspersed in lawns, 108.
Intestine war no more, 614.
Into earth's spongy, 454.
Into myself my, 442.
Intrust thy fortune, 434.
Invading fears, 181.
Iris there, with humid, 191.
Is all forgot, 211.
Is't death to fall, 205.
Is it enough, 467.
Is it for thee, 76.
Is it for this they study, 56.
Is it her nature, 375.
Is't night's, 379-
Is it not better then, 453.
Is it not better to die, 137.
Is't not enough plagues, 634.
Is't not enough that, 170.
Is't not enough the, 296.
Is't not enough to, 220.
Is it not monstrous, 18, 145.
Is my muse, 409.
Is no return, 228.
Is not from hence, 520.
Is not the care, 429.
Is not the causer, 136.
Is not the mighty, 305.
Is pain to them, 386.
Is she not more, 67, 388.
Is there a heart, 364.
Is there a tongue, 105.
Is there a variance, 295.
Is there aught, 492.
Is there, kind heaven, 213.
Is there no means, 415.
Is there no way, 130.
Is there who, lock'd, 58.
Is this a bridal, 184.
Is this the counsel, 211.
Is this the world, 687.
Is time the treasury, 621.
Is wretchedness deprived, 533-
Is yellow dirt, 60, 224.
It does not me a whit, 251.
It easeth some, 504.
It engenders choler, 39.
It fed flow'rs, 191.
It feeds each living, 195.
It fostered them, 457.
It goes against, 123.
It hath the excuse, 719.
It irks me, 200.
It is a custom, 121.
It is a fearful, 413.
It is a good, 439.
It is a judgment, 374, 399.
It is a purposed thing, 420.
It is enacted, 292.
It is for homely features, 249.
It is for that, 671.
It is fortune's use, 204.
It is great, 231.
It is held, 592.
It is, methinks, 357.
It is my love, 321.
It is my nature's plague, 272.
It is not beauty, 62.
It is not for your, 360.
It is not growing, 572.
It is not poetry, 412.
It is not so with Him, 435.
It is not that, 329.
It is not virtue, 433-
It is still fortune's, 423.
It is success, 531.
It is the art, 158.
It is the hour, 161.
It is the lark, 78, 370.
It is the secret, 543-
It is the twilight hour, 589.
It is too late, 134.
It is too much, 634.
It looks as fate, 250.
It makes the gloomy face, 298.
It moves thee more,643.
It must be done, 131.
It must be so, 265, 505.
It never yet did hurt, 257.
It often falls in course, 700.
It pleases time, 293.
It seem'd so hard, 541.
It shows a will, 443-
It snows! it snows, 637.
It stopp'd at once, 127.
It upbraids you, 209.
It was a worthy, 728.
It was an evening, 162.
It was excess, 270.
It was midnight, 603.
It was my breath that, 617.
It was my fortune, 327.
It was that fatal, 474.
It was the copy, 545.
It was the first, 684.
It was the lark, 78, 359.
It was the nightingale, 78.
It was the owl, 78.
It was the time, 482.
It well becomes, 276.
It were all one, 325.
It will help me, 266.
It will live, 700.
It would become, 211.
Its length runs, 454.
It's no' in books, 83.
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Jove left the blissful, 313.
Jove saw from high, 125.
Jove sent and found, 108.
Jove was not more pleased, 11I.
Jove's ethereal lays, 268.
Joy being altogether, 503.
Joy is such a foreigner, 274.
Joy kneels, at morning's, 537.
Joy may you have, 175.
Joy of my life, 327.
Joy's recollection, 347.
Judge not the preacher, 430.
Judge not what, 407.
Judge we by nature, 373.
Judges and senates, 224, 275.
Julius with honour, 396.
Just above you, 516.
Just as a mother, 710.
Just before the confines, 454.
Just in the gate, 21.
Just men, by whom, 294.
Just men they seem'd, 278.
Just of thy word, 278.
Just precepts thus, 162.
Just strives to make, 414.
Just trial, ere I merit, 350.
Justice is lame, 291.
Justice is their virtue, 278.
Justice, like lightning, 279.
Justice must punish, 278.
Justice submitted, 291.
Justice that sits, 278.
Justice to merit, 278.
Justice, when equal scales, 278.
Justly Cæsar scorns, 248.
Justly thou abhorr'st, 298.
Kate, like the hazel twig, 68.
Keen are the pangs, 326.
Keep still your former, 566.
Kind sleep affords, 487.
Kind wits will those, 115.
Kindness by secret, 280.
Kindness for man, 82.
Kindness has resistless charms, 280.
Kindness in women, 675.
Kindness itself, 23.
King Richard doth appear, 540.
Kings are like stars, 520.
Kings, by grasping, 280.
Kings that rule, 453.
Kings' titles, 28.
Knights in knightly deeds, 251.
Knots, by the conflux, 577.
Know, all the good, 408.
Know, he that, 500.
Know, sir, that I, 94.
Know, then, I here, 233.
Know, then, that some, 720.
Know then this truth, 599.
Know then thyself, 332.
Know, then, whatever, 245.
Know, thy name is lost, 566.
Know well cach ancient's, 117.
Know whate'er. 268.
Knowing by fame, 417.
Knowing this, that never yet, 587.
Knowing when, 411.
Knowledge and wisdom, 283, 643.
Knowledge comes, but, 647.
Knowledge descries alone, 284.
Knowledge is not happiness, 283.
Knowledge is proud, 283.
Knowledge of all, 283.
Knowledge or wealth, 100.
Knowledge, when wisdom, 284.
Known mischiefs have, 143.
Know'st thou not, 441.
Know'st thou not any, 224.
Know'st thou not yet, 315.
Know'st with an equal, 277.
Labour and rest, 487.
Ladies like variegated, 673.
Ladies, whose bright eyes, 165.
Ladies, whose love, 330.
Lady, that in the prime, 584.
Lady, throw back, 45.
Lampoons, like squibs, 461.
Land arable, driven, 32.
"Land of song," 396.
Larded all with, 624.
Large foundations, 45.
Large was his bounty, 86.
Last night the snow, 73.
Last night the very gods, 149, 428.
Last of the hours, 595.
Last scene of all, 24.
Lastly came Winter, 641.
Lastly stood War, 608.
Late, very late, 529.
Laugh at your friends, 286.
Laugh not too much, 286.
Laughter is easy, 547.
Law-giving heroes, 294.
Laws are but positive, 312.
Laws can discover sin, 290.
Laws do not put, 287.
Laws grind the poor, 290.
Laws support those crimes, 287.
Laws which none shall find, 290.
Lay lime to tangle, 321.
Lay the rough paths, 374-
Lead, kindly light, 435.
Leans o'er its humble gate, 249.
Learn Aristotle's rules, 120.
Learn of the little, 471.
Learn then what morals, 116.
Learn to live well, 22.
Learn to win, 307.
Learn what thou ow'st, 295-
Learn with how little, 89.
Learn'd he was, 403.
Learning by study, 296.
Learning his ship, 476.
Learning is but an adjunct, 297.
Learning was posed, 296.
Learning's little household, 297.
Leave, ah, leave off, 137.
Leave behind earth's, 692.
Leave dang'rous truths, 188, 461.
Leave flattery to fulsome, 57.
Leave for a while, 407.
Leave her to heav'n, 101.
Leave nothing fitted, 104.
Leave such to trifle, 196.
Leave such to tune, 51, 117, 529.
Leave the mere country, 106.
Leave to fathom. 34.
Leave to thy children, 96.
Leaves of flowers, 79.
Left him in arms, 180.
"Leicester," she cried, 630.
Lend, lend your wings, 132.
Lend me thine aid, 210.
Lend me your guards, 444-
Lend me your song, 500, 514.
Leonidas and Washington, 395.
Less reading than, 51.
Less than half, 158.
Lest he should suspect, 187.
Lest thy redundant, 213.
Let a man be ne'er so wise, 171
Let all your precepts, 119.
Let Araby boast, 638.
Let Araby extol, 28, 213.
Let argument bear, 42.
Let authors write, 583.
Let be thy litter, 336.
Let brutes and vegetables, 594-
Let cavillers deny, 442.
Let cheerfulness, 94.
Let Cully, Cockwood, 143.
Let determined things, 179.
Let each becalm, 185.
Let early care, 88.
Let earth unbalanced, 518.
Let elegiac lay, 366.
Let envy howl, 585.
Let envy, then, 158.
Let Europe, saved, 464.
Let Eve (for I have, 486.
Let ev'ry tongue, 90.
Let faint copier, 464.
Let fall thy blade, 62.
Let fame, that all hunt, 174.
Let fate do her worst, 348.
Let flames on your, 381.
Let fools the fame, 419.
Let fortune empty, 201, 203.
Let frantic Talbot, 78, 432.
Let freedom never, 205.
Let fuller notes, 368.
Let gorgeous Tragedy, 144.
Let grow thy sinews, 616.
Let guilt or fear, 234.
Let her glad valleys, 31, 467.
Let her, like me, 274.
Let high birth triumph, 36.
Let him alone, 428.
Let him keep, 24.
Let him spend his time, 564.
Let him that makes, 166.
Let him that will, 691.
Let him with pedants, 297-
Let his tormentor, 100.
Let humble Allen, 93.
Let it likewise, 150.
Let it not your wonder, 315.
Let joy or ease, 101, 303.
Let knowledge grow, 284.
Let me ask thee, 655.
Let me be no assistant, 31
Let me embrace, 19.
Let me forever gaze, 83.
Let me have men, 489.
Let me hear from thee, 298.
Let me lament, 46.
Let me live harmlessly,
Let me not burst, 134.
Let me still take, 182.
Let me wipe off, 550.
Let melancholy, 346.
Let merit crowns, 406.
Let moths through, 84.
Let mutual joys, 318.
Let my due feet, 41.
Let my lamp, 401.
Let my soft minutes, 243.
Let never day, 348.
Let Newton, pure, 402.
Let no court sycophant, 566.
Let no man seek, 218.
Let no man trust, 235.
Let no presuming, 647.
Let no sheep, 191.
Let no vain fear, 172.
Let no vain hope, 119.
Let noble Warwick, 421.
Let none direct thee, 277.
Let not old age, 34.
Let not one look, 204.
Let not the muse, 418.
Let not the peace, 650.
Let old Timotheus, 365.
Let one great day, 193.
Let one report to him, 227.
Let one's spirit, 217.
Let other poets raise, 567.
Let others better, 463.
Let others freeze, 39.
Let our finger ache, 543.
Let partial spirits, 299.
Let poets match, 414.
Let purling streams, 285.
Let reason then, 441.
Let sage experience, 30.
Let servant be ready, 32.
Let some strange, 148.
Let still the woman, 341.
Let stubborn pride, 175.
Let subtle schoolmen, 42.
Let terror strike, 181.
Let that man with, 696.
Let the keen hunter, 261.
Let the learn'd, 402.
Let the night be, 385.
Let the plowmen's prayer, 30.
Let the silent, 491.
Let the wide world, 456.
Let the world be told, 690.
Let them call, 443.
Let them exult, 707.
Let them sleep, 483.
Let them who truly, 209.
Let this and every, 41.
Let this auspicious, 375.
Let those deplore, 449.
Let those teach others, 116.
Let thy hand supply, 29, 570.
Let thy vines, 214.
Let us divide, 219.
Let us no more, 90.
Let us not aggravate, 500.
Let us not burthen, 394.
Let us not then suspect, 243.
Let us not write, 530.
Let us now, in, 315.
Let us read the dreams, 713.
Let us revolve that roll, 252.
Let us satisfy our eyes, 174.
Let us seek some, 550.
Let us sit upon, 282.
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Let's choose executors, 135.
Let's leave this keen, 652.
Let's take the instant, 24, 559.
Lethe, the river of oblivion, 200.
Letters admit not, 86.
Lie still, my Plutarch, 527.
Liest thou asleep, 637.
Life and death are equal, 170.
Life and long health, 403.
Life and sense, 441.
Life and thought, 498.
Life is a jest, 301.
Life is a waste, 302.
Life is a weary, 302.
Life is the triumph, 138.
Life knoweth no like, 347.
Life openeth brightly, 706.
Life! we've been long together, 299.
Life went a-Maying, 7-7.
Life with ease, 172.
Life with my Indamora, 301.
Life without love's, 38.
Life's but a walking shadow, 303.
Life's cares are comforts, 89.
Life's stream hurries, 284.
Lifted aloft, 80.
Light, 358.
Light dies before, 305.
Light from her native, 305.
Light fumes are merry, 267, 344.
Light! Nature's resplendent, 306.
Light suff'rings, 532.
Light thickens, 77, 379.
Light to thy path, 723.
Lightnings, that show, 475.
Like a black sheet, 474-
Like a cloistress, 550.
Like a declining statesman, 416.
Like a dog, he hunts, 149.
Like a fiery meteor, 470.
Like a long team, 74.
Like a lovely tree, 433, 663.
Like a miser, 59.
Like a rich vessel, 99.
Like a rock unmoved, 521.
Like a strutting, 145.
Like a white brow, 236.
Like an oak, 575.
Like as the culver, 79.
Like bright Aurora, 362.
Like buoys that never sink, 297.
Like doctors thus, 42.
Like early lovers, 271.
Like fawning courtiers, 178.
Like following life, 302.
Like friendly colours, 210.
Like jewels to advantage, 273.
Like leaves on trees, 333-
Like mighty rivers, 392.
Like mine, thy gentle, 143.
Like Niobe we marble grow, 232.
Like one of two, 424, 453.
Like one that on, 180.
Like other tyrants, 138.
Like our shadows, 25.
Like pensive beauty, 62.
Like perspectives, 389.
Like some fair flow'r, 193.
Like some tall tree, 570.
Like the Chaldean, 515.
Like the sun, 93.
Like the sweet melody, 543.
Like those that see, 473.
Like to an almond-tree, 578.
Like unto golden hooks, 39.
Like you, a man, 172.
Like you, commission'd, 94.
Lilies more white, 195.
Limping death, lash'd on, 128.
Line after line, 548.
"Linger." I cried, 558.
Linger, O gentle Time, 558.
Lintot, dull rogue, 118.
Lips never part, 69.
Listen, listen, 657.
Listen where thou art sitting, 239.
Listening senates, 157.
Little knows, 225.
Live still, and write, 160.
Live, that thy young, 707.
Live then, thou great, 44.
Live to do good, 725.
Live while you live, 300.
Lived in his saddle, 258.
Lively vigour, 352.
Lives of great men, 230, 302.
Lo! at the couch, 482.
Lo! here the gentle lark, 78.
Lo! I am here to answer, 605.
Lo! in the painted, 516.
Lo, on the eastern, 362.
Lo! the small stars, 518.
Lo! the world is rich, 693.
Lo! two most lovely, 227.
Lofty trees, with sacred shades, 16.
Long draughts of sleep, 485.
Long galleries of ancestors, 35.
Long has a race, 143.
Long has the furious, 705.
Long have your ears, 143.
Long-hoof'd, short-jointed, 259.
Long, long be my, 348.
Long, long may you, 38.
Long since with woe, 543.
Long tost with storms, 565.
Long untravell'd heaths, Icg.
Long while I sought, 166.
Longing they look, 140.
Longinus, Livy, 527.
Look forward what's, 300, 436.
Look how the flow, 519.
Look how the purple, 192.
Look how we can, 90.
Look humble upward, 444.
Look, love, what, 359.
Look nature through, 375.
Look now for no, 157.
Look on me as, 311.
Look on this beautiful, 688.
Look round the, 224.
Look round to see, 570.
Look up a height, 78.
Look where he comes, 490.
Looking my love, 18.
Loose his beard, 238.
Lord of yourself, 629.
Lords of the world, 300.
Lose not the honour, 251.
Loud o'er the rest, 367.
Loud-voiced night, 639.
Love, 329.
Love adds a precious, 322,
Love and beauty, 138.
Love and Truth, 586.
Love bears within itself, 3 7.
Love built a stately, 644.
Love built on beauty, 63.
Love cools, friendship, 25.
Love did his reason, 310.
Love doth to her eyes, 325.
Love, duty, safety, 374-
Love endures no tie, 314.
Love! fantastic pow'r, 319.
Love first invented, 409.
Love, fixt to one, 312.
Love, Gratitude, 624.
Love hath chased, 488.
Love him by parts, 310.
Love, hope, and joy, 302, 251.
Love in these, 317.
Love indulged, 318.
Love is a fire, 307.
Love is a medley, 329.
Love is a passion, 307.
Love is a plant, 315.
Love is a smoke, 321.
Love is a sudden, 209.
Love is all spirit, 169.
Love is blind, 321.
Love is by fancy led, 175.
Love is full, 323.
Love is indestructible, 326.
Love is not in, 314.
Love is not to be reason'd, 23, 306.
Love is, or ought to be, 320.
Love is your master, 322.
Love like a shadow, 326.
Love, like spring, 314.
Love looks not, 324.
Love made his doubt, 310.
Love made my emergent, 204.
Love moderately, 323.
Love must free-hearted, 308.
Love never fails, 309.
Love no more is made, 308.
Love not! love not, 317.
Love oft to virtuous, 309.
Love once given, 310.
Love raised a beauty, 66.
Love reckons hours, 17.
Love refines, 316.
Love reigns a very, 591.
Love seldom haunts, 297.
Love softens me, 311.
Love, sole lord, 317.
Love such nicety, 328.
Love, sweetness, goodness, 316.
Love taught him, 334.
Love that comes, 323.
Love the sense, 312.
Love they him call'd, 327.
Love! thou hast, 314.
Love, though most sure, 309.
Love to our citadel, 164.
Love various minds, 311.
Love virtue, 598.
Love warms our fancy, 50.
Love was no more, 313.
Love was to his, 316.
Love, well thou know'st, 319.
Love which lover, 326.
Love, why do we, 328.
Love will not be spurr'd, 323.
Love with white lead, 677.
Love yields at last, 87.
Love yourself, 253.
Love's a malady, 312.
Love's heralds should, 326.
Love's like a torch, 329.
Love's not love, 321.
Love's of a strangely, 308.
Love's soft sympathy, 308.
Love's tongue proves dainty, 321.
Loveliest of women, 62.
Loveliness, 153.
Lovely concord, 399.
Lovers and madness, 267.
Low at his foot, 285.
Low-cowering shall, 586.
Low waves the rooted, 200.
Lowly they bow'd, 426.
Lucan, content with praise, 48.
Lull'd in the countless, 348.
Luxurious kings, 281.
Luxury, 330.
Madam, if that, 389.
Madam, new years, 375.
Madam, persuade me, 552.
Madam, this is mere, 158.
Madam, you and my, 90.
Made for his use, 257.
Madness, we fancy, 286.
Maidens, like moths, 337.
Maids, women, wives, 312.
Majestic woods, 200.
Make all our trumpets, 370.
Make false hair, 240.
Make haste, 361.
Make his chronicle, 384.
Make known, 235.
Make mad the guilty, 235.
Make sacred Charles's, 159.
Make the proper use, 58.
Make we our camp, 642.
Make Windsor's hills, 286.
Making such difference, 360.
Malice in critics, 115.
Malmutius, 295.
Man fearlessly, 583.
Man, foolish man, 333-
Man hath his daily work, 284.
Man hath two attendant, 599.
Man in society, 494.
Man is a child, 500.
Man is a very, 332.
Man is but man, 331.
Man is his own star, 45.
Man is thy theme, 333.
Man, like the generous, 494.
Man loves knowledge, 283.
Man makes his fate, 177.
Man may the sterner, 665.
Man must be known, 331.
Man o'erlaboured, 482.
Man seduced, 208.
Man should do, 447.
Man, the tyrant, 331.
Man, though limited, 208.
Man while he loves, 315.
Man with raging drink, 268.
Man with strength, 208.
Man yields to custom, 120.
Mankind one day, 331.
Manners with fortunes, 335.
Man's at the best, 654.
Man's feeble race, 331.
Man's friend, his mediator, 444.
Man's greatest strength, 250.
Man's inhumanity, 120.
Man's love is of man's life, 307.
Man's plea to man, 427.
Man's rich restorative, 493.
Man's rich with little, 375.
Man's that savage, 465.
Man's world is Pain, 695.
Many a morning, 550.
Many a night I saw, 520.
Many a sweet rise, 364.
Many are the, 394.
Many dream not, 204.
Many knotty points, 119.
Many monstrous forms, 146.
Many rare pithy saws, 45.
Many that are, 442.
Many things impossible, 399.
Mark a bounding valour, 592.
Mark but how terribly, 164.
Mark by what wretched steps, 248.
Mark how the lark, 73.
Mark how the shifting, 473.
Mark if to get them, 297.
Mark ruffian Violence, 663.
Mark those who dote, 417.
Mark! we use, 135.
Mark well the flow'ring, 27, 190.
Mark when she smiles, 228.
Marriage-rings are not, 337.
Martial, thou gav'st, 49.
Matchless his pen, 57.
Matter and figure, 185.
Matter of mirth, 352.
Mature the virgin was, 67.
May he not craftily, 210.
May Heav'n, great monarch, 82.
May here her monument, 160.
May I govern, 392.
May never glorious sun, 541.
May no such, 416.
May none whose, 43.
May slighted woman, 679.
May the man, 672.
May they increase, 580.
May they not, 378.
May you be happy, 505.
May your sick fame, 171.
Me all too mean, 53.
Me emptiness and dulness, 154.
Me, his advocate, 444.
Me let the tender, 362, 380.
Me, poor man, my library, 85.
Me rather had, 110.
Me you have often, 309.
Meadows trim, 192.
Mean as I am, 412.
Meanly they seek, 651.
Means I must use, 418.
Meantime a smiling, 97.
Meantime he smokes, 104.
Meantime her warlike, 141.
Meantime in shades, 485.
Meantime the pastor, 150.
Meantime the sun, 161.
Meanwhile enjoy, 243.
Meanwhile the south wind, 522.
Meanwhile, thy indignation, 183.
Medea must not draw, 145-
Meek Lamb of God, 659.
Meek Walton's heavenly, 55.
Meet then the senior, 466.
Meet we the med'cine, 397-
Meeting with Time, 559.
Melancholy, 344-
Melancholy is a fearful, 344-
Melancholy lifts her head, 487.
Melons on beds, 214.
Men are but children, 331.
Men are more eloquent, 157, 675.
Men are unhappy, 398.
Men as resolute, 180.
Men at some time, 46.
Men can counsel, 19.
Men divinely taught, 226.
Men do not stand, 280.
Men dream in courtship, 339.
Men drop so fast, 138.
Men dying make, 625.
Men judge by the, 122.
Men make resolves, 391.
Men may live fools, 197.
Men more divine, 676.
Men must endure, 134.
Men of your large profession, 295.
Men of wit, 6:2.
Men plough with oxen, 26.
Men should press forward, 36.
Men sleeping sound, 487.
Men such as choose, 294.
Men who their duties, 417.
Men's evil manners, 336.
Men's judgments sway, 276.
Mentes, an ever-honour'd, 252.
Merab's long hair, 236.
Merciful heav'n, 349.
Merciful powers, 489.
Mercy above, 349.
Mercy has, could, 350.
Mercy will sit, 349-
Merely to die, 131.
Merrily, merrily goes, 472.
Merrily, merrily shall, 577.
Metals may blazon, 63.
Methinks heroic poesy, 409.
Methinks I feel, 325.
Methinks it were, 253-
Methought I heard, 489.
Methought I saw, 53.
Methought it was, 350.
Michael from Adam's, 215.
Middling his head, 361.
Mid-May's eldest, 458.
Midst the desert, 108.
Midst thy own flock, 445-
Might Dryden bless, 51.
Might I but through, 299.
Might we but hear, 377-
Mightier far, 330.
Mighty dulness, 413.
Mighty in her ships, 469.
Mild as when Zephyrus, 192.
Mild heav'n, 89.
Mild vibrations, 248.
Millions of spiritual, 37.
Milton's strong pinion, 52.
Minds, 188.
Mine after-life, 217.
Mine be a cot, 108.
Mine emulation, 62, 252.
Mine eye hath found, 216.
Mine eyes, 325.
Mine eyes he closed, 175-
Mine is a love, 311.
Mine is th' invention, 270.
Mine is the shipwreck, 474-
Mingles with thee, 184.
Minos, the strict inquisitor, r22.
Mirth, admit me, 352.
Mirth makes them, 352.
Mischance and sorrow, 503.
Misdoubt my constancy, 164.
Misfortune waits, 353.
Mishaps are master'd, 19.
Miss not the occasion, 385.
Misses! the tale, 337.
Missing thee, 354.
Moan, O ye Autumn, 535.
Modern 'pothecaries, 405.
Modest doubt is call'd, 646.
Modest dulness, 154.
Moist earth produces, 27.
Money answers, 660.
Money, the life-blood, 353-
Moon! if your influence, 563.
Moon of the summer, 534.
Morality, by her false, 335.
Morals snatch from, 49.
Morat's too insolent, 158.
More danger now, 333.
More in prosperity, 433.
More moderate griefs, 126.
More pleased to keep it, 260.
More ships in calms, 433-
More than mortal grace, 227.
More than one steed, 260.
More things are wrought, 429.
More true delight, 106.
Morn, in the white, 361.
Morn, late rising, 361.
Morning breaks, 539.
Morning light, 358.
Morpheus, the humble, 483.
Most authors steal, 51.
Most by the numbers, 117.
Most Christian kings, 618.
Most critics, fond, 118.
Most dangerous, 553.
Most glorious Lord, 137.
Most happy he, 140.
Most have found, 28.
Most men admire, 598.
Most men are so unjust, 648.
Most shallowly did you, 616.
Most women's weak, 667.
Most wretched men, 532.
Mother of science, 283.
Mourn, hapless Caledonia, 551.
Moved by my charms, 319.
Much do I suffer, 414.
Much is the force, 411.
Much labour is required, 26, 570.
Much learned dust, 400.
Much learning shows, 297.
Much-suff'ring heroes, 252.
Much thou hast said, 55.
Murm'ring waters fall, 285.
Muse! at that name, 548.
Muse, hang this harp, 583.
Music can noble, 364.
Music do I hear, 370.
Music has charms, 364.
Music in the close, 370.
Music of sighs, 364.
Music! Oh, how faint, 367.
Music resembles poetry, 368.
Music so softens, 371.
Music the fiercest, 367.
Music when soft voices, 604.
Music, which gentlier, 371.
Musicians and dancers, 121.
Must business thee, 309.
Must he, whose altars, 353-
Must I consume, 124.
Must I new bars, 178
Must I pass, 133.
Must one rash word, 439.
Must the whole man, 132.
Must'ring all her wiles, 81, 671.
Mute and amazed, 237.
Mute solemn sorrow, 501.
My babbling praises, 424.
My birthday! what a, 717.
My blood ran back, 180.
My body is from all diseases free, 245.
My cause is call'd, 289.
My cheeks are gutter'd, 549.
My childhood's earliest, 715.
My conscience bids me, 11.
My conscience hath, 101.
My copper lamps, 40.
My copper medals, 40.
My country's good, 397.
My crown is absolute, 280.
My crown is in my heart, 103.
My days among the dead, 85.
My desolation does begin, 140.
My duty, 155.
My earliest mistress, 409.
My ears are deaf, 442.
My ears still ring with, 545.
My earthly, by his, 104.
My eye, descending. 454.
My eyes are still, 164.
My falcon now is sharp, 77.
My fancy form'd, 38.
My fates permit, 178.
My father has repented, 447.
My Father, the guide, 719.
My father's, mother's, 426.
My favourite books, 84.
My fell of hair, 240.
My fleece of woolly hair, 241.
My flocks, my fields, 289.
My frail fancy, 327.
My full-blown youth, 709.
My future days, 447.
My garden takes up, 219.
My glories are past danger, 221.
My God, my Father, 133.
My good stars, 46.
My gravity, 432.
My guilt thy growing, 234, 596.
My guiltless blood, 551.
My hands are guilty, 234.
My hasting days, 22.
My heart, 225.
My heart and my chill, 141.
My heart had still, 306.
My heart hath melted, 550.
My heart is drown'd, 142.
My heart is yours, 309.
My heart laments, 158.
My heart was made, 320.
My heart, which by a, 543.
My heart's dear love, 341.
My heavy eyes, 232.
My heavy son, 346.
My hopes all flat, 373.
My hopes pursue, 310.
My humble muse, 199.
My known virtue, 462.
My lady liege, 666.
My life a long dead calm, 304.
My life, if thou, 299.
My life is but a wind, 303.
My life is not dated, 500.
My life thou shalt command, 304.
My list'ning powers, 476.
My lord advances, 335.
My lord leans wondrously, 246.
My lord shall never rest, 545-
My loss is such, 501.
My love and fear, 212.
My love doth so approve, 323.
My love is thaw'd, 321.
My love to Hermia, 326.
My love was such, 313.
My love your claim, 311.
My master is, 261.
My midnight lamp, 526.
My mildness hath allayed, 350.
My mind on its own centre, 201.
My mind to me, 351.
My mother, 425.
My mother Circe, 191.
My mother! manhood's, 362.
My Nan shall be, 153, 168.
My Oberon, 149.
My only books, 84.
My only strength, 363.
My open'd thought, 424.
My own breath, 176.
My own face, 388.
My pity hath been, 406.
My plenteous joys, 244.
My prayers, 427.
My retreat the best, 419.
My secret wishes, 278.
My servant, sir, 99.
My share in pale, 463.
My sheep I neglected, 467.
My sire in caves, 521.
My slumbers-if I, 482.
My sons, let your, 209.
My sons their old, 96.
My soul aches, 420.
My soul grows hard, 126.
My soul is all the same, 172.
My soul is on, 125.
My soul is quite, 481.
My state of health, 246.
My suff'rings for you, 698.
My sum of duty, 154.
My tender age, 407.
My tender youth, 719.
My thoughtless youth, 709.
My thoughts are turn'd, 606.
My thoughts, imprison'd, 659.
My tongue hath but, 544.
My tongue's use, 370.
My unprepared and, 448.
My verse is satire, 461.
My very enemy's dog, 93.
My wakeful lay, 356.
My wife is in a, 633.
My wife, the kindest, 632.
My wily nurse, 312.
My words fly up, 428.
My youth, my youth, 710.
Mylo, forbear to call, 621.
Myriad are the, 661,
Myself from flattering, 465.
Myself have limed, 77.
Myself will search, 213.
Mysterious Love, 306.
Mysterious secrets, 157.
Mystical dance, 517.
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Nature does require, 246, 374.
Nature else hath conference, 146.
Nature's fair table-book, 401.
Nature first pointed, 208.
Nature from the storm, 524.
Nature gives her o'er, 326.
Nature has cast me, 405.
Nature hath framed, 335.
Nature here, 373-
Nature, I thought, 121.
Nature in man, 372.
Nature in man's heart, 372.
Nature, like a weak, 562.
Nature made ev'ry fop. 197.
Nature not bounteous now, 190.
Nature seems, 131.
Nature stands aghast, 538.
Nature stints our appetite, 243.
Nature, that rude, 373.
Nature to all things, 651.'
Nature to each, 299.
Nature to these, 373.
Nature to youth hot rashness, 708.
Nature's fair table-book, 437.
Nature's full blessings, 373.
Nature's own work, 373-
Naught but a genius, 653.
Naught treads so, 561.
Naught unprosperous, 434.
Nay, half in heaven, 344.
Nay, now you are, 370.
Nay, oft in dreams, 152.
Nay, speak no ill, 683.
Nay, Sweet, no thought, 625.
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