.... the action to the word*.......k 3 ...... the a's were also the heroes..j 216 so sweetly she bade me a.... former act consisteth of.....q 232 .9 79 actions fair and good*. only the actions of the just..q 182 let go by the actor*.... .......d 120 helmets of our adversaries*. § 400 bold adversity cries out*......4 #473 y 43 I am a. to give her music*.. 283 affection and unbroken. ...244 .4 z 4 .d 17 e 21 ill-compos'd affection*. .d5 AFFRIGHT. 71 $ 120 ⚫y 120 j 253 w 343 to try me with affliction*..... 328 Affright-the bad a., afflict.......c4 affrighted with their bloody* u 365 affrighted preads her rosy. j 192 Afraid-many are a. of God....... f 49 not afraid to say his say. .... thyself from being afraid.. of which I am afraid.. is not afraid, it seems... be not afraid to pray.... African-moon-mountains A... ƒ 365 Affront-soon forget affronts.....j 47 give and soon forget affronts. .j 47 will not affront me.. a 73 an old affront will stir.... .j 95 safer to affront some people..f 387 fear is affront..... ...0 474 After-after life's fitful fever....n 83 After-love-at first, makes a.*..h 477 Afternoon-no a. gentility.. .....h 273 that afternoon returns .8262 the a. of her best days*.. .d 497 Again-ye shall be loved again.... i 60 shall we three meet again*..a 260 those that fly may fight a....t 456 Against-complies a. his will...i 465 a.whom I know most faults*..u 359 Age-at a riper age, people are..aa 3 weak withering age.. men of age object too.. old age comes on apace. frigidity of old age.. age shakes Athen's ages......m 5 old age is creeping on.. ......n 5 the weak anxieties of age......t 5 age a mature mellowness......85 old age is courteous.... alike all ages: dames of.......w 5 labor with an age of ease......x 5 slow-consuming age....... age is opportunity. ..h5 i5 j5 ..k 5 ..v5 ..a 6 ..d6 old age is still old age.. i 6 mourns less for what age.. ..27 ..j 13 age, too, shines out.. in an age when men...... beauty doth varnish age*....r 18 greater honors to his age*. .0 20 stamp and esteem of ages....r 40 did haggish age steal on*. .7 41 old age is slow in both j47 wakens the slumbering ages. . 52 this age best pleaseth me.....i 66 expect one of my age... .g 76 beyond the promise of his a.*.172 worst of woes that wait on a..h 90 footprints of their age........g 92 remnant of mine age*........a 99 father of all! in ev'ry age...n 180 old age, begin sighing!.....p 375 659 u 341 y 465 .a 104 .e 262, old age when it waxeth dry....j 227 when age chills the blood...8 220 poets in three distant ages..n 335 not of an a., but for all time...d 336 the Golden Age is not behind.c 202 sun himself grow dim with a..j 207 men's works have an age....x 356 an age of poverty*. age released from care. whose age we void it up*. erect in this age*. the love of the dark ages.....s 174 unborn a's, crowd not on my. a 179 to drooping a., who cross'd..t 243 middle age by no fond wile. .j 493 nor a. eat up my invention*..d 498 my strength in a.; my rise in.d 181 crabbed a. and youth cannot*.0487 age is full of care*. ..o 487 age is lame*. .0 487 youth is wild and a. is tame*.. ..0 487 age, I do abhor thee*........0 487 soul of the a.! the applause!..a 381 like a. at play with infancy..n 439 deep recesses, of the ages...a 383 life would not yield to age*..t 484 ages one increasing purpose.t 421 years like passing ages......i 423 such age there is, and who..j 424 an age that melts with.......j 424 fetch the age of gold.........e 425 ages without winding up....h 460 truth should live from a to a.*p445 the great ages onward roll...c 392 labor with an age of ease....i 395 worst of woes that wait on a..s 394 age and want sit smiling....q 341 which are old age's alms....u 330 chas'd old age away.........d 303 creep decrepit with his age..l 428 in a polite age almost.......m 353 make the a. to come my own..j 114 worth an a. without a name..u 115 he would not in my age*, ..ƒ 251 in the flight of ages.. .d 254 what the power of ages can.e 254 hush! for the ages call......n 208 lasting link of ages........ m 480 the very age and body of *..n 286 ages cannot make it old.... v 154 for ages would its light.....v 402 like feeble age, he reeleth*...v 409 the longest age but sups....k 232 but age is heavy.. ..w 233 before a sprightlier age......c 234 an old age of cards.. is worth an age without. fading into age...... all ages past, and make.. from age to age unnumber'd.q 261 Aged-aged men, like aged trees..y 7 aged and yet young, as...... 354 Agent-trust no agent*. z 43 Aggregate-a. of little things...c 198 Ago-long, long ago... Agony-a soul in agony* waters of wide agony. agonies no word can.. agony with words*. agony unmixed... with air, and agony*. .e 234 r 234 .i 236 ...x 237 ./ 260 .aa 7 bb7 ƒ 31 .w 107 ..8 215 ...0 187 AIR. let not those agonies be vain.♂ 539 Agree-thou and I shall never a.o 42 two of a trade can ne'er agree.i 95 and summer well agree......c 156 glory and this grief agree....l 376 all things differ, all agree...p 451 we should agree as angles...n 250 where God is, all agree......n 194 agree with our eternal parts*.v 477 Agriculture-blessed be a.. Ague-fear is an ague, that. Ahoy-eternal friend, ahoy. Aid-foreign aid of ornament...k 19 for aid must show how.. who wanted thy soft aid.. can give no hollow aid... saints will aid if men will...a 344 Aidance-barr'd the aidance of*.v414 Aim-nor aim beyond our pow'r.s 65 miserable aims that end.....a 210 our being's end and aim....h 191 a. for the heart and the will. h 483 aim not to be great.........d 475 Air-faint, and melting into air.m 23 the azure deep of air...... ƒ 24 the air is delicate*. spread a city to the air........e 30 wanderer of the wintry air...g 32 melted into air, into thin*...k 46 air blows it to me*...........e 51 deep air listen'd round her...h 54 with important air...........7 68 wither'd in the stagnant air..ƒ 78 thin of substance as the air*..) 97 the air shall be perfumed*. .q 154 in the open air our myrtles. q 147 the moveless air.......... ..j 131 what airs outblown from....e 136 simplicity and unaffected a.d 138 eglantine embalm'd the air..ƒ 130 dead in the air, and still....k 272 washes all the air*..........d 276 fresh gales and gentle airs..h 257 air is rife with wings.......b 372 come, O fresh spring airs....i 373 spring is in the air and.. .9 373 through motionless air......h 376 no sound along the air......j 377 through the soft vapory air.e 273 mid the cool airs of evening.k 411 air is living with its spirit..r 339 air, a charter'd libertine*...x 340 air around them looks......p 401 shining home in the air.....k 402 a single star lights the air...n 402 warms the mild air..........i 371 sweet is the air... .i 372 air with melodies vernal....1372 air is cold-and drear. a 378 through the hushed air.... .j 378 foot, light as on air...... ..m 164 wild, and open to the air....d 226 air with fragrance and with.g 369 charm ache with air*....... 211 nor air, nor leaf is lost......c 231 imagination is the air of....u 206 to breathe his native air..... 198 from draughts of balmy air..l 436 the air was calm.... t 381 lungs receive our air........v 387 hit the woundless air*......n 387 sweetness in the desert air..s 490 thoughts shut up want air..a 422 trifles, light as air*..........u 442 out of the bosom of the air..q 393 and in the golden air..... .c 466 sweet as English air.. ..i 478 Air-castle-air-castles are.......o 482 Airy-airy nothing a local*....h 377 Aisle-aisle and fretted vault...t 281 Ajax-prayer of A. was for light.g78 Akimbo-stands with arms a.. ..j 324 Akin-pity's akin to love.......k 333 longing that is not a. to pain./ 369 world-wide apart, and yet a.o 413 Alabaster-as monumental a.*...z 18 grandsire cut in alabaster*.hh 499 Alacrity-not that a. of spirit*.m 468 Aladdin-money is A's lamp,...f462 Alarm-dwell in the midst of a's.y394 Alas-alas the day.......... Albatross-I shot the albatross..p 21 albatross the meanest. ....a 22 Albums-are a's written. .p 236 an album is a garden. ...k 493 Alcalá-I have been in A.. Alchemist-th' empiric a.. plays the alchymist*.. you are an alchymist*.. Alchemy-with heavenly a..... j 447 ƒ436 ..e2 .b296 ..d 296 ...e 296 like richest a. will change*...151 Alderman-forefinger of an a.*.g 112 Aldgate-temple bar to A. street.c 492 Ale-quaff the nut-brown ale....c98 god send thee good ale........i93 the size of pots of ale.......q302 fame for a pot of ale, and*... 738 Alexandrine-a. ends the song.1339 Alfred-immortal A. sat........7301 Alight-seems nowhere to a....ƒ 377 Alike-'tis just a. to virtue.....s 454 a. as if we had them not*...k 455 beautiful, but none alike...m 158 they were a., their features..e 190 alike in what it gives.......q348 Alive-the cruell'st she alive*. so many friends alive... m 77 ...p 86 certain to all; all shall die*..v 83 what is it all when all is.....q96 father of all in every age....n 180 arm alone, ascribo we all*...b 349 for all wo have is his...... ..ƒ349 is the bitterest of all........k 349 covenant between a. and One.r352 og'ling, and all that.. ....a 360 tako him for all in all*..... u 254 of a. the days that's in the..b 369 all is not lost... . . . . . . . . . . . q 458 all that hath been majestical. 420 all honourable men*. v 199 all this is ours...... .....c 484 all's well that ends well*. ...8496 heaven mend all*.... .7 497 my caro-for this is all......i 445 nothing brings me a. things*b 382 allot, and all to heaven......7 424 the end crowns all*. .n 426 Allah-by Alla given.. .g310 .i240 thanks to A. who gives the..c 440 Allay-that allays an angry......n 17 Allegiance-a. from men's*....n 431 All-ending-the general a-e.*... ..p 445 Alliance-purchase great a.*...n 448 Alligator-an a. stuffed*. Allow-a. that you do not know.d 223 Allured-a. to brighter worlds. u 106 Almighty-recount a. works.....p 74 to its almighty source........u 79 inspiration of the almighty.≈ 202 God Almighty's gentlemen..u 491 th' A's orders to perform....b 348 know more of the A's........e 488 where the Almighty's form..a 323 Almond- from the a. bough...h 373 a. blossom, sent to teach....j 434 almond bloom, we greet thee..l 434 an a. tree unmounted hye... ...n 434 a. tree above its bald and...m 434 Alms-gifts and alms are the....r 52 puts alms for oblivion*.. v 426 Almshouse-a. neat but void.. .9 341 Aloe-like spiked aloe... .8 152 Aloft-raise a. the milk-white*. q 154 aloft himself doth throw....m 123 sits up aloft........ .......0 491 Alone-and the grief are mine a..o5 a., and warming his five wits..k 29 alone, and summer's gone....e 31 alone in company... .......h 50 alone by the wind-beaten.....j 70 triumphant, high, alone.....q 71 in which I moved alone......t 91 alone on earth, as I am now..h 90 be dearly let, or let alone ...c 193 dread, fathomless, alone....a 323 why do you keep alone*....d 421 they are never alone that... j 421 wandered alone 'mid yon.... 421 often when thou sitt'st a.*.. j 260 thou art here alone..........n 375 left blooming alone.. v 153 better, then, to be alone.. i 364 all alone went she... g 365 present hour a. is man's.....v 232 February hath xxviii. alone..c 269 eight-and-twenty all alone..d 269 alone to watch and pray....a 411 being there alone*. ..h 267 fools are mad if left alone*..h 477 alone, she will court you.. .i 479 who can enjoy alone........c 103 ill fortune seldom comes a..m 165 till supper-time alone*......e 394 solitude, when we are least a.o 394 I stood and stand alone.....p 394 alone; this, is solitude..... 9 394 alone on earth, as I am......s 394 alone on a wide, wide sea ...t 394 solitary, who is not alone...e 395 enter the world alone.......g 395 never less alone than...... ..h 395 entertaining ourselves a.....o 395 until I truly loved, I was a...p 395 doubly feel ourselves alone..t 395 alone each heart must..... u 395 solitude to be alone....... ..a 396 faults we flatter when a...........e 396 one alone, however prompt..q 360 Along-drags its slow length a..1339 Aloof-stand all a., and bark*....b 451 erewhile that stood aloof....e 184 Alpine-when on the A. rose....p 153 A. peasants, two and three..a 369 Alps-Alps on Alps arise.. 279 the tow'ring Alps we try....u S Altar-burns upon its altars....114 refreshed where one pure a..d 29 confined to altars, nor to....18 bow before thine altar, love..A 249 build me a's in their zeal....... À 4** j 385 .k 385 ......0383 -P 453 A 132 strike-for your altars ......À 329 Altar-stairs-great world's a's..i176 Alter-doth not the appetite a....# 13 love a's not with his brief”.......m 64 must alter for the better....a 201 love is not love which a's*..p 2 not a. in my faith of him...bb 442 Alternative-a strange a.........À 56 Am-not I am what I appear... A ST I am what I am.............t 492 I cannot hide what I am..m 445 I am not what I am*.. being the thing I am*. speak of me as I am*. Amaranth-only a. flower. Amaryllis-milky-bell'd a. Amaze-extend scope of wild a..q 352 gods, it doth amaze*..... J165 amaze th' learn'd.. ----- 407 Amazement-a. like witless*...ee 496 Amazon-an a. of broad bosom..i 238 Ambassador-a. an honest man. 198 Amber-a transparent a. sea.....k 59 bedropping with amber......e 34 liquid amber drop from....d 154 amber grain shrunk in the... 351 upon the a. air unrolled..... 446 a. wake of the long-set sun..e 447 in their amber sweets....... 335 when tipp'd with amber.... 320 Ambition-wild a. loves to.......48 all ambitions, upward........ a8 with great ambitions......... 8 ambition has no rest.........ps what will not ambition........s ambition, though in hell......18 such joy ambition finds...... 8 ambition's aims are cross'd....:8 ill-weav'd ambition*. fling away ambition*. young ambition's ladder*. chok'd with foul ambition*. 9 the unreined ambition...... 19 mad ambition trumpeteth....9 pours fierce ambition in.......c9 ambition is no cure...... ambition's debt is paid*......99 only vaulting ambition*......19 ambition has but one...... in false ambition's hand.....c 10 us'd no a. to commend.......y 88 serve to wash a's hands.. .. 74 wars that make a. virtue*. .q 116 churchman better than a*.... i 203 built with divine ambition..À 29) virtue chok'd with foul a*..n 455 wild ambitions wind........t 455 J 9 ..19 p9 10 AMBITIOUS. the fever of ambition........t 493 capable of this ambition*...s 324 who, like ambition lures....j 313 in Heaven a. cannot........ i 249 my soul's a., pleasure, wealth.d811 the a. of a private man......x 342 Ambitious-a. worldly desires....c 8 Cæsar was ambitious*. ambitious is merely the*. th' ambitious care of men. i 246 as ever in a. strength*. Amble-wit a's well; it goes*...h 472 Ambo-"arcades a." id est.. ....0 67 Ambrosia-gone's the world's a.k 378 Ambrosial-a. curls upon the..p 366 ..1367 shakes his a. curls....... m 9 .09 .15 8. fruitage bare, and vines..u 193 blooming ambrosial fruit..m 432 sweeter than the sweet a.....z 470 Amen-say amen betimes*.... .e 93 "amen" stuck my throat*..u 496 Amend-that will make amends a 204 lying make himself amends. q 443 a thousand make amends...g 475 Amended-cannot be now a*...q 199 America-from wild A. to spicy.r 262 A.! half brother of...........c 69 American-I was born an A....h 71 Americans equally detest....j 69 Americans to market driven.q 388 Amethyst-calmed in isles of a..m 411 streaks and shafts of a....... 410 purple-streaming a. is.......o 386 Amiss-for one who writes a....u 76 Amiable-good, a., or sweet...m 475 bestow, to make her a.......0 475 a. weakness of human naturea 462 Amiss-nothing comes amiss*..c463 'tis not amiss..... ⚫g 309 Amity-amity, a world of lies..o 335 a. that wisdom knits not....m 174 Among-a. them, but not of....k 394 Amorous-the amorous odors...j 131 an amorous looking-glass*...* 255 as amorous of their strokes*.q 381 Amusement-of innocent a.....1355 Analytic-skill'd in analytic.....n 75 Anarchy-hold eternal anarchy..g 47 Ancestor-wisdom of our a's...s 468 down from my ancestors*....d 54 ancestors of nature....... ·P 494 our rural ancestors...... ..k 295 a wild trick of his ancestors*.z 431 Anchor-a. and other tackle....d 313 wealth is a weak anchor.....q 462 Anchored-tho' a. to the bottomm 161 Ancient-in a. times all things..843 society is as a. as the world..g 394 ancients dreaded death.......e 81 that grew in ancient times..g 145 do love these ancient ruins..u 368 atlas, we read in ancient.....e 405 heard in ancient days by.....a 28 Anemone-a. in snowy hood....q 126 flesh-hued anemone.......... 132 anemonies that spangled....p 374 Angel-angels could no more....m 1 angels are, or good or ill. sin, fell the angels*.. men would be angels. angels would be gods.. ..v2 661 .r 10 .8 10 t 10 .t 162 ƒ 123 angels for the good man's....e 10 .a 9 a. 'twixt my face and Thine.j 360 ANSWER. Angelical-a. to many a harp...k458 .....m 52 a 95 more in sorrow than in a.*..n 111 anger as the flint bears fire*.n 258 anger and jealousy can no..ƒ215 shrill notes of anger...... P 457 vent their anger, impotent..h 481 fear not the a. of the wise...r 359 Angered-being a., puffs away*.o 467 Angle-give me mine a., we'll*..u 11 a brother of the angle........ 11 so angle we for Beatrice**....a 480 Angler-if he be an honest a.....a 12 Angling-a. is somewhat like....y 11 we may say of angling.......c 12 pleasantest a. is to see*......a 480 Angry-nothing that allays an a.n 17 trembled at the angry wind. v 160 the angry night cloud.......k 273 as if thou e'er wert angry...b 320 angry at a slander, makes...a 387 Anguish-this anguish pierces..n 90 doubting and anguish. .....p 241 a. of a torturing hour*......w 355 drops of anguish falling fast. 1336 he groans in anguish........h 417 crown of anguish crowned..d 390 pain and anguish wring....k 476 will close the eye of a.*......p 935 Ankle-a's sunken in asphodel.j 133 against her a's as she trod.. p 134 unhinge or ankle sprain....a 319 Animal-to frame the little a.....q 29 that souls of a. infuse*.. ..d 113 animals are such agreeable.. 168 Animate-fills every a. part....q 233 substance, though not a....m 352 Animated-want an a. "no" ...m 68 Anna-while A. reigns, and sets r 368 songs which A. loved to......s 173 hear thou great Anna........1320 Annal-simple a's of the poor.. j 341 Annexed-house is unto his a..a 392 Annihilate the mind a's......g 463 Anniversary-a. of a birthday.. secret a's of the heart........i 197 ..ƒ37 Announced-a. by all the. Annoyance-to souse a. that*...e 368 Anoint-God did a. thee with..r 482 Anointed-bells have been....a. c 21 Another-then here goes a......q 251 another and a better world. .p 193 ...b 35 is quite another thing.. in his heart, utters another..ƒ87 Answer-ne'er a's till a husband. g 50 meet to hear and answer*....g 63 answer, ye evening tapers...b 336 find on a. in each heart......i 336 wits have much to a. for*....1361 sudden a. you may bear.....q 155 no other a. make, but*......y 183 answers life's great end......t 236 ..m 34 the apparel oft proclaims*...ƒ320 as men their best apparel....d471 with thy best apparel on*...t 301 Apparelled-a. like the spring*..d 19 Apparition-blushing a's start*. v 35 answer, shall I have it*.....n 218 remember an apothecary*...g 310 made answer to my word...v 413 Appal-appal the bravest soul..k 404 answer where any road.....k 449 | Appalled-semblance of a scar a.d 457 Answered-my humor, is it a.*..a 364 | Apparel-wears out more a.*...v 116 Ant-school to an ant*.........i 304 Antagonist-a. is our helper....b 490 Antedate-a. the bliss above...ƒ 283 Anthem-thy plaintive anthem..t 27 pealing anthem swells.......t 281 and anthems clear..........q 282 roll back the sound of a's....e 432 a. for the queenliest dead.... 82 Anthropophagi-the a.*. ......a 499 Antic-like witless antics*.. ..ee 496 nature, drawing of an a.*...d 477 antic sits, scoffing his *. ....m 85 Anticipate-eager to a. their....s 381 Anticipation-an untimely a...h 318 Antidote-my bane and a. ...a 117 anxious or troubled, when..u 345 Anyone-whatever a. does or...r 181 Anything-we know not a......e 202 anything but live for it.....g 357 Apace-old age comes on apace...j 5 old age is creeping on apace..n 5 great weeds do grow apace*. . t 498 and flies apace...... ....c 306 Apart-like a star, and dwelt a..h 338 man dwells a., though not ..v 253 world-wide a., and yet akin..o 413 both sisters, never seen a... 468 apart sat on a hill retired.....t 64 Ape-sleep, thou ape of death*.ƒ 391 sin is pride that apes.......m 346 Apollo-Apollo, a fancy piece..n 318 Apollo has peeped through..h 450 Apollo's summer look. ....b 274 hark, Apollo plays*. apparitions seen and gone..u 216 a lovely apparition.........u 478 Appeal-no court of a. against.r 217 Appear-not I am what I appear.h 87 am not love, what I appear..m 204 virtuous without seeking to.j 454 his lonely cot a's in view....t 197 must appear in other ways*..t 463 Appearance-appoint a. and .... 61 Appease-and thee appease.....e 219 Appetite-prophetic eye of a.... 13 govern well thy appetite......$ 13 appetite comes with eating...t 13 the appetite alter*.. ..u 13 digestion wait on appetite.*.. u 13 what appetite you have*. 13 hungry edge of appetite*....a 14 whose name was appetite.... 14 coquetry whets the appetite.a 69 with that keen appetite*. ....h 122 a well-governed and wise a..i 182 greediness of the appetite...s 260 the appetite may sicken*....o 283 stirr'd in me sudden a..............g 295 with coyless sauce his a*....7 302 Applaud-a. thee to the very*...14 how crowds applaud.... .t318 contented to applaud myself. 462 Applause-a. is the spur of......c 14 world, is the highest applause.d 14 their loud applause*. .......e 14 not pardon, but applause.....s 76 glorious word of popular a..y 340 soul of the age, the applause.a 381 Apple-a. into blossom burst....q27 apple rotten at the heart*...aa 87 blossoms fringe the apple...c 435 what plant we in this a. tree, a 435 like living coals, the apples.d 376 brown a's gay in a game of. J 376 tho' no golden a's glitter....d 177 stolen be your apples.... .......v418 the apple from the pine..... w 295 Apple-bloom-white with a-b's. j 372 a-b. upon the breezes toss...i 270 Apple-tart-carv'd like an a-t.* j 320 Appliance-desperate a's are*...e310 appliances and means to....r 390 Apply-for cure a. to them we... 77 .b 284 | Appointed-body or mind a....i 483 musical as is Apollo's lute...7 332 | Apprehension-in a., how like*.e 255 A., he came forth to warm..d 336 as bright Apollo's lute*. . . . . . s 245 Apollo mounts his golden...h 410 Apoplexy-this apoplexy is*.....b 95 Apostasy-from man's a.......m 415 Apostle-a's would have done..y 255 she, while apostles shrank..w 472 Apostolic-by a. blows and......t 95 Apothecary-modern a's taught.u 309 expires in the arms of an a..i 183 an a. in the same paper.....n 305 death is most in apprehension*183 Approach-a. thy grave, like...k 360 Approve-right, and I a. it too.. 49 approve it with a text*.... ..j 358 men of sense approve........t 495 slander doth but approve*...o 387 if you approv› it not.... ....u 294 April-an April night would....n 27 ushers in the showers of A...a 34 the heaven of April..... .0109 you must ask the A. weather.j 148 pansies in soft April rains.... 148 clouded smile of April's faces 161 weeps-but, O ye hours....... 370 April and May one moment.d 372 May and A. love each other...d 371 cheer, a little, A's sadness...e 372 glimpses to the April day....r 373 April flower of sun and dew.q150 well apparell'd April*.......a 271 April day in the morning.... 271 when April steps aside......j 271 April., June and November.d 260 when April winds grew soft. 270 old April wanes, and her last 270 all poor April's charms......Å 270 April knows her own........ 279 April's coming up the hill.. J 270 the lovely fickleness of an A.127) for April sobs while these... 270 April weeps while these..... 27) when April stops at last..... 27) sweeet April time-O cruel...q27) when proud-pied April*..... 27) day in April never came...p 245 child of April weather.. -p 127 April's gift to April's bees... 434 A. shall with his showers... 352 Apron-where is thy leather a*..{301 Arab-an Arab with a stranger.. 216 Arabs say, Satan could.......† 29 clime of A. deserts brought..₪ 424 Arabesque-this graceful a............. j 440 Arabia-all the perfumes of A.*..₫ 315 Araby-farewell to the Araby's ◊ 115 Arbiter-fashion, the a. and.... 116 a. chance governs all.........n 44 Arbitrate-does a. the event..... 49 Arbitrator-common a. time.. 426 Arbor-rustic a., which the........k 131 shape as of an arbor.........k 437 Arbutus-in the forest a. doth..g 374 sweet a. in the wood........q 123 overflow of a. and laurel....e 434 Arcades-"arcades ambo" id est.o 67 Arch-o'er Prague's proud arch d 167 this gorgeous arch..........A 290 world-built arch of heaven..g 469 the blue arch will brighten m 449 arch beneath them is not.. j. 440 mild arch of promise... .. 352 Arch-angel-thy summoning a's ₺218 fell as the mighty a.... ..d 431 that makes a's smile ...... # 423 Arched-gates of monarchs a*. ƒ 368 Archer-finds mark the a....... 481 insatiate archer..............n 86 archers, draw your arrows*..A 459 Architect-a. built his great...j 295 merry architects so small.... 34 all are architects of fate....aa 117 a. of his own fortune.. ...#165 and some the architect...... 193 Architectural-holiness is the a. 197 Architecture-a. is the work of a 295 a. considered as a subject...r 296 value of architecture depends #296 architecture is frozen music.b 297 Architrave-lay the a. and......e 432 Arcturi-those pearled a. of the # 13) Ardent-prayers a. open heaven & 346 Are-we are what we must.... 118 |