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we know what we are*......≈ 499 let us, then, be what we a...d 385 Argoan-Argoan ships brave...m 440 Argosy-a's with portly sail*.. ƒ 266 Argue-he could argue still.. .. 14 I argue not against.. ...w 112 know me argues yourself....j 206 many laws a's so many sins.n 384 Argument-a knock-down a.... .k 14 right with his argument.. .m 14 found you an argument.. .n 14 with an argument, he'll.. .0 14 a. with men a woman.. in argument similes are. 8 14 for lack of argument*. t 14 ear-kissing argument*..... .a 14 arguments use wagers..... i 15 the argument of tyrants. ....h 287 than the staple of his a."....v 481 a's and question deep*. ......e 430 height of this great a........l 348 argument that makes a poem. $338 Argumentation-in idle a............. Ariadne-to the minuet in A...i 500 Arise-lady sweet, arise; arise*..g 16 Aristocracy-are among a......j 216 Ark-to the long laboring ark Arm-cross their a's and hang*. w 35 arms against a sea of*. u 72 hug it in mine arms*. ...m 84 arms gave shelter to*.... .984 perfect in the use of arms*. .c 460 devotion with revengeful a's*.h460 the arms are fair when*.....l 460 arms round the parents.....d 198 the nurse of arms...........m 492 take thou thy arms.......... 311 arms not the gown, priests../ 293 whose arms gave shelter*....b 436 arm it in rags, a pigmy's*...y 384 and his fifty arms so strong.k 438 arms full strong and largely.h 439 his a's to the far-away lands. a 440 hundred arms the cypress...l 167 owe such straight a's, none*. p 167 fold thine a's, turn to thy rest.d 362 rear'd a. crusted the world*. v 367 gallant monarch is in arms*.e 368 spreads its fragrant arms....p 155 in night's arms is asleep..... 402 tho' mine a's should conquer. 1452 triumph'd o'er our arms....q 452 arms like yours were fitter..o 456 in arms, the day battle's.... e 457 excites us to arms...........p 457 widow sits upon mine arm..e 450 arms on armor clashing.....g 458 arm us 'gainst the foe*......u 459 arms ye forge another bears. u 119 fit arms against a war.......t 165 invincible in arms..........j 489 with his arms outstretch'd*.a 427 arm thyself for the truth....w 444 flowering lotos spreads its a's.c 438 arm alone ascribe we all*....b 349 stands with arms akimbo...j 324 arm the obdured breast......i 328 nerves the feeble a. for fight..t 357 a. through every open pane.d 466 Armed-I armed her against.

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import yet nobler arts.......e3 03 howe'er concealed by art...n 343 thou art, art surely as in....d 348 nature is but art unknown..n 348 a. can wash her guilt away..k 474 only art her guilt to cover...e 359 all those arts in which.. war's glorious art...

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weak, if art assist her not... 166 all arts are vain.. ../ 166 gather admiring works of a..c 411 arts of war and peace........c374 ornaments their want of a..w 336 poet in his a. must imitate. o 337 delight of sovereign a. and..r 337 all the arts, great music....d 282. art that nature makes*......l 286 is the art of God... ......a 287 stronger far than art........b 287 not without art... ..........1 285 art with truth h 403 life is short, and art long....o 232 noble art from Cadmus .u 237 temperament, and not of a..s 41 these mix'd with art.. there's no art to find*.... arts victorious triumph'd...q 452 arts but soften us to feel....o 244 curious art, the brain. ....m 419 giveth grace unto every art..y 192 holiday for art's and..... ..m 197 art may err, but nature.....r 491 mother of a's and eloquence..0494 grace beyond the reach of a..n 183 tender strokes of art.........d 294 last and greatest art.........c 300 arts, in most cruel wise....aa 300 contempt, for other arts.....n 312 silence, one of the great a's..g 383 not art, but nature..........j 440 a. so nearly touches nature. .f481 charm the gloss of all art....c 384 art is long, and time is......0 424 gift beyond the reach of art..i 382 his art with caution......... 310 inspires new arts.. .g 468 Artery-makes each petty a.*... 119 spirits in the arteries*......p 483 Artful-artful to no end.. ..e 234 Article-article at highest rate...k 4 Articulate-he should be a.....8 314 Artillery-the a. of words......n 482 heaven's artillery thunder*...s 72 Artist-depth of the artist's.....g 15 two kinds of artist's in.......i 15 marks the true artist.........k 15 artists may produce..........q 15 who gave laws to the artist...b 16 which our artists call snap..k 123 the knowing artist may.....u 294 of all artists, musicians. ..n 312 the artist never dies.........ƒ 314 more the artist charms......k314 essence of an artist is.......8 314 thought of the great artist..p 386 Artless-full of a. jealousy is*. p 215 Ascend-ascends with it to God.. 10 should ascend to heav'n... p 344 rounds by which we may a.m 188 Ascribe-which we a. to heav'n*.k 498 to thy arm alone, a. we all*.6 349

Ash-grained ash an hundred*.v 246 the ash for nothing ill... j 433 the ash her purple drops....d 435 Ashamed-not asham'd to fail....18 shame is asham'd to sit*. .z 199 act that none may feel a. .m 71 Ashes-over a few poor ashes.. .k6 the ashes of my chance*. .844 above their ashes pale.. ..w 85 the ashes of dead men..... .t114 lie lightly on my ashes......c 184 from his ashes may be......s 160 e'en in our ashes live.... .0 285 to the ashes of the just.. .h 220 itself to ashes burn......... 192 Aside-not cast aside so soon*..e 324 shoves angrily aside...... j 324 last to lay the old aside. ...r76 Ask-ask me no questions.... .277 ask what is darkness... 8 238 ask sin of what may be.

ask what is happiness..

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.s 238 ask what is folly.. $238 ask what is fashion.. ..8 238 ask what is sweetness........s 238 ask of thyself what beauty...s 238 never ask it you again*......i 220 ask God for temperance*.... 417 to shine, it does not ask.....z443 ask him what books he read. h 353 withhold in mercy what we.u 344 a. death-beds; they can tell. w 487 ask your heart*. ..i 379 ask them what report. ......k 379 ask till ye receive.. ........aa 331 she that asks her dear........s 168 all I ask-all I wish-is a tear.e415 a. not of me, love, what is...s 238 ask what is good of God .8 238 ask of the great sun.. .s 238 Asking-may be had for the a..g 180

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never asking, giving.......... .v 244 Asleep-fast a.! it is no matter ƒ103 very houses seem asleep.....h 366 in night's arms is asleep....7402 asleep, or, hearing, die*. .....7 312 kiss the child asleep...... ..a 466 Aspect-with a. almost calm..m 140 form and a. too magnificent.m 441 meet in her a. and her eyes..k 473 sweet aspect of princes*.. ......h 94 an aspect more favourable*..z328 Aspen-bind the aspen ne'er to. t 220 the aspine good for staves....j 433 aspen leaves that wave...... ..f435 aspen trees till they tremble.g 435 shivers the a. still dreaming. a 440 Asperse-unjustly poets we a..7 337 Asphodel-yellow meads of a...k 133 Aspiration-a's are my only.... ...w 169 Aspire-a. only to those virtues. h 454 my mind, a. to higher things.p 224 Aspiring-let th' a. youth......k 250 Ass-egregiously an ass* ........d 88

the devil is an ass*........... 92 shall be found an ass*.. .....e 74 ass should like an ass.... m 162 I am an ass, indeed*. .....c163 make an ass of me*.........h 163 asses might upon thee feed..i 154 preposterous a.! that never*. 283

we must never assume...... 307 assume a pleasing shape*...q 342 Assurance-a. doubly sure*....v 118 plight me the full a.*. .....m 258 assurance given by looks...a 263 Aster-a. greets us as we pass..n 133 withered tufts of a's nod.... 133 chilly blue of the asters.....n 273 the purple aster's nod.......b 376 Astonish-great things a. us....w 77 Astray-one that had been led a.k 275 turn'd astray, is sunshine...s 409 Astronomer-astir, like sage a...g 135 a. rapt in abstraction........f 297 at night astronomers agree.h 297 Astronomy-I have astronomy*. 251 Asunder-we too are a., let *... w 187 heart and I, so far asunder.m 369 Até-revenge, with Até by his*.g 459 Ate-ate into itself for lack.....a 457 he ate the ripe apple........h 438 Atheist-the deist rave, and a..k 357 confound the a's sophistries.n 437 by night an atheist half.....e 396 Athenian-that Athenian grace. 314 Athens-A. the eye of Greece...o 494 refin'd as ever A. heard......h 63 Athirst-sore athirst for air....z 266 I am a. for God, the living...c 180 Atlantic-the steep A. stream..o 409 Atlas-A., we read in ancient...e 405 Atmosphere-a golden a........a 33 grow in the cold atmosphere. 393 atmosphere of dreams....... 447 atmosphere breathes rest....k 463 Atom-single a's cach to other..e 286 as easy to count atomies*...s 246 to every atom just..........................k 321 atoms or systems into ruin..r 348 Attack-attack is the reaction....a 3 Attainder-all a. of suspects*...f 203 Attained-not a. by sudden. Attempt-by fearing to a.*. attempt the end.... ...v331 that dares love attempt*.....j 248 attempt, and not the deed*..b 499 with his last a. he wiped*....t 431 Attend-another to attend him.. 253 a. my husband, be his nurse*.d 204 Attendant-brave a's near him*.d 252 Attended-thou a. gloriously...b 218 Attending-softest music to a.*..t 246 Attention-a. like harmony*...p 226 they fix attention, heedless..i 291

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attention while I read.......a 306 Attentive-obey, and be a.*....p 292 Attic-attic warbler pours......j 23 the attic bird thrills.........i 439 Attire-so wild in this attire*..o 401

wrought with a's divine!........À 290 a. to awe and majesty*...... 253 attribute to God himself*...j 263 God a's to place no sanctity. 197 courage, the mighty a........9 71 Auburn-her hair is auburn*.. 189 changed the a. hair to white p 189 Audience-a. for a word or two.p414 sitting audience looks.......0 293 audience into the bargain... 294 second day of audience*.....t 308 Audit-how his audit stands....i 250 Auger-hole-hid within an a-h*. 119 Aught-what's a. but as 'tis .... 485 Augment-seeming to a. it.....y 43 Augur-a's because they were.cc 493 Augury-we defy augury*......d $49 August-crown of all the A. day.a 145 A. days give the richness....135 in the parching August.....j 272

sickle men, of A. weary*....: 295 Auriferous-stream a. plays..........e 226 Aurora-rising with A's light...p 337 Aurora had but newly. ...c 16 with Aurora playing. d 16 shine Aurora's harbinger*....ƒ 16 Aurora doth with gold... 16 Aurora drives away ... 59 sprang Aurora to her car....a 274 Austerity-a. and self-denial... 285 Author-old authors to read.....g 13 damn those authors..........$ 75 spirit that its author writ....g 76 the rival of the author.......d 76 forever telling authors......h 76 any author in the world*...s 110 author of his own disgrace.. 165 the mummied authors.......e 230 book-makers, not authors...$ 333 if our author in the wife...a 204 man were author of himself.c 209 author is but a labyrinth....i 209 a's whose subjects require.. 209 God is its a. and not man...a 281 authors we talk about.......t237 great work for an author... b 407 gives authors an advantage..l 297 sympathy with the author..j 318 once says an author..... outlive their authors. a. remaining immortal... happiness to the fireside a...q 297 genius of an a. consists.....# 297 wit requisite to make an a.. 297 authors suit your topics..... 298 authors hear at length... ƒ 298 authors knows an a's cases..g 299 choose an a. as you choose. † 293 if your a. be profoundly.....¡ 298 authors stand between.....m 298

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a, like an ancient magician. 298 author is a solitary being...q 298 no author ever spared... ......a 299 guides the author's pen.....b 299 every a. in some degree.....c 299 original modern authors....d 299 whatever an author puts....g 299 arises from its authors......k 299 author's lives in general..... 299 author ever drew............u 299 author let us distinguish....u 300 an author! 'tis a venerable..x 300 gives authors an advantage..l 297 a's who affect contempt.....d 298 not read an author till......b 353 Pineda quotes more authors. l 350 quotations from profane a's n 350 entitles its author to be.....m 444 Authority-a. must be out......k 16 said she had authority ..... 16 authority forgets a dying....m 16 some one with authority....n 16 authority be a stubborn bearto 16 no fettering of authority*. great image of authority*. the demi-god, authority*. robbery have authority*....2106 gem of his authority..... assuming a., usurped. a. and show of truth*. drest in a little brief a.*. ...w 346 authority from other's*. .p 406 Automaton-wound up the a...e 370 mechanized automaton......r342 Autumn-vote that a's gone....m 32 autumn 'twas that grew*....n 53 autumn blaze of golden rod..b 376 glory on the autumn woods.ƒ376 down upon the autumn sun g 376 autumn into earth's lap.....j 376 grieve, O ye autumn winds..m 376 autumn is a weather-cock...c 376 a. nodding o'er the yellow..q 376 a., in his leafless bowers....a 377 in autumn beauty stood....d 127 'twas autumn eve...........k 234 thy sober autumn fading....i 236 summer, the chilling a.* ...m 370 no richer gift has autumn..w 295 bleak gusts of autumn ......j 466 breath of autumn's being...q 467 a. paints upon the sky. j 386 mistake our a. for our prime h 428 fruit-laden autumn follows..a 371 on the lap of autumn bloom.n 156 when autumn days are here. 135 the woods of autumn burn..l 135 autumn's vacant throne....m 273 autumn's fire burns slowly..e 375 led yellow autumn wreathed g 375 a. among her drooping......k 375 trees in the a. wind rustle...375 autumn in the misty morn..o 375 the autumn is old..... ...p 375 Autumnal-soft light of an a...r 376 Avail-what avails it me.... .h 244 Avarice-take up with avarice..u 16 worst a. is that of sense......a17 avarice staunchless avarice*..d 17 avarice strikes deeper*.......ƒ17 avarice of everything*.......g 17

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avarice in the vaults of hell, i 249 avarice and rapine share. • 450 Ave-Maria-a-m's with our....h 460 number a-m's on his beads*.p 197 Avenge-sting is mortal to a.....175 Avenger-time, the avenger....c 423 death its own avenger........u94 the avengers are advancing..1409 Avenging-whom a. pow'rs.....v 164 Avenue-literature is an a. to...z 237 Avoid-man I should avoid*.... 412 die in order to avoid........q408 what he would most avoid..dd 494 avoid what is to come*.......s 60 Await-await, with impatience.0 446 Awake-a., arise, or be forever....ƒ 3 a. endeavour for defence*.....i 72 clamour keep her still a.*....r 258 is soonest a. to the flowers..b 380 awake but one, and lo.......r 261 awake! the morning shines..g 436 Awaked-dreams was still a.*....k 97 Awaken-they cannot earth a...l 402 Awakened-a. the witty and*...h 450 Awave-place is all a. with trees.b 432 Away-a. with him, a. with*...i 237 counsel, putting one away*.d 379 he be many miles a.*......dd 452 when ye arose and went a...o 173 those that run away and fly. u 456 take what thou wilt away....i 407 away to other skies.......... 109 hills and far away...........e 251 over the hills and far away..e 492 she doth not mean "away"*.8 479 Awe-creating awe and fear in*..i 44 keep the strong in awe*......r 62 inspiring awe, till breath...e 285 lifted hand in awe...........i 461 in awe of such a thing*.....d 235 good and just in awe........ ..f 291 eye, whose bend doth awe*. a 382 with reverential awe........7 307 Aweary-aweary of the sun*...u 409 Awful-love is something a....p 147

an awful thing to die........t 408 felt how awful goodness is...u 90 Awl-less pointed than an awl..t 318 I live by is with the awl*....ƒ 319 Awoke-a. one morning and...d 114 Axe-strokes, though with a*..q 225 lay down the axe............0 456 absolv'd him with an axe*..p 182 yields the cedar to the a's*.. b 436 no ponderous axes rung.....n 74 Axle-glowing axle doth allay... 409 Aye-shall live and last for aye.w 79 Azalia-wild a's fill the air.....p 133

the fair azalia bows....... .7 133 Azure-gentianellas azure.. ...v 108 o lovely eyes of azure.. ..7 109 drinks beauteous azure.....n 159 eyes of spring, so azure. .v 159 through the azure fields..... ..f289 let in azure night.... ....g 403 his azure shield the heavens.f 409 sinks down behind the a. hill. t 410 proudly rising o'er the azure.t 486 wrinkle on thy azure brow..f 423 Azured-the a. harebell, like*...c 142

BALCONY.

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Babbled-b. of green fields*......0 83 Babe-a babe in a house is.....n 55 where the Babe was born....h 57 lovely b. unconscious lies...b 279 when judges have been b's.*.. 218 that do teach young babes*.k 178 that, like a testy babe*......k 246 there the b that's unborn...o 184 b's and sucklings winged... 443 sinews of the new born b.*..b 345 Babel-stir of the great Babel...u 65 Baby-the b. in his cradle......m 81 baby sleep is pillowed.......r 391

sleep, baby sloep............u 391 Bacchanal-have its b. verse....l 439 Bacchus-B. gross in taste*....o 247 B. ever fair and young......d 468 Bachelor-I would die a b.*...........l 258 Back-b. to the same old lives...e 57 back from the village street..w 69 back to its mansion call......x 80 beggary upon thy b.*.......c 267 die with harness on our b.*.f 459 huddled on his back*.......d 311 never grave gives b. what...s 184 b. own opinions by a wager.b 324 back with ingots bows*.....u 462 her wealth upon her back...k 464 bring them back to heaven..r 385 duke's revenues on her b.*..e 347 shall not drive me back*....w 360 our memories go back. .p 260 thumping on your back. ..t 168 care not who sees your b.*. ·P 209 bore the skies upon his b....e 405 lumbering at his back.......y 305 Backing-plague upon such b.*.p 209

call you that b. of your*....d 171 Backward-backward, flow b.....g 5 Bacon-think how B. shin'd...p 115 Bad-for being a little bad*.....m 51 renders good for bad*.......m 53 first believe that you are b..c 182 I wish thy lot, now bad...... 165 grant the b. what happiness.x 204 bad ending follows a bad....n 362 things bad begun make*....y 362 to make bad good*. ......... u 283 got had ever bad success*...d 408 make men's temper bad....m 417 from bad to worse..........w 267 bad are those men who......k 496 Badge-black is the b. of hell*..b 195 badge of all our tribe*....... 328 mercy is nobility's true b.*.n 263 glorious badge he wore......c 356 Baffled-though b. oft is ever...s 228 Bag-he sat among his bags.....z 16 dream of money b's to-night*.n 97 see how plump my bags.....i 462 b's shall see their children* j 497 Baggage-with bag and b.*....jj 497 Bagpiper-like parrots, at a b-p.*.i 51 Bait-the treacherous bait* ....w 11

sucks in the twining bait...n 123 a bait for ladies*......... ..j 258 Balance-take thy balance......s 163 b's your fear and hope......ƒ 303 Balcony-nine-fold painted b's.≈ 316

Baldursbra-flower, gods call b..a 134 Bale-spoil like b's unopened...a 422 Bale-fire-bale-f. blaze no more.t 365 Ball-b. for them to play upon*. r 118 | balls which the poppy......t 149 who gave the ball.... .......a 360 Ballad-ballads from a cart.. ..h 17 to make all the ballads... i17 a passion for ballads...... ..j 17 I love a ballad, but even*.... 17 b. makers cannot be able*...g 337 Ballad-monger-meter b-m.....*k 17 Ballast-gravity the b. of soul..c 399 Ballot-box-'tis the ballot-box..q 329 Balm-rose distils a healing b..u 153 b. are purple with violets...d 371 pours balm into the.........a 283 balm of hurt minds*........ 391 the balm of woe.............t 391 balm for every bitter smart.. 149 pity hath been b. to heal*...e 333 b. and life blood of the soul. 7 200 waft a b. to thy sick heart...c 432 lotos-flowers, distilling b....t 437 smile, our sorrow's only b...i 393 Balquhither-braes of B........d 70 Balustrade-b's of leaves.......x 316 Bands-earthly b's that tie me..s 89 shadows in a shadowy band.r 171 flame with flaxen band.. ..j 245 Bane-there hath been thy b...w 61 Banish-b. what they sue for*..y 35

thou art thence banish'd*...n 459 Banishing-effect is b.for hours.r 320 Bank-watch upon a bank.....k 142

violet loves a sunny bank...l 131 blossoms on the river banks. v 138 bank with ivy canopied....n 259 solid banks of flowers.......i 272 sleeps upon this bank*......a 276 my banks, they are furnish'd.b 226 banks which bear the vine..k 364 upon thy flowery banks to..m 364 torn from thy b's,though far.o 365 bright were its flowery b's..p 365 he gaz'd on its flowery b's..p 365 crisp head in the hollow b.*.u 365 thrice from the b's of Wye*.c 366 on Leven's banks, while.....e 366 scarce-blown violet banks...b 130 a waft from the roadside b...e 156 I know a bank where the*...c 158 covers all the b. with blue...s 159 banks that slope to the...... 160 here, upon this bank*.......o 235 the b's slope down to the....r 176 word is as good as the bank.h 199 old Time, in whose bank....ƒ 424 Bankrupt-bankrupt of life....s 419

bankrout break at once*.....191 Banner-storm their b's fling...h 24 elements unfurled their b's..j 375 b. waves and trumpet... j 366 wave Munich all thy b's...b 457 b. that o'er them was flying. i 457 standard and banner alike... i 457 that banner was proudest.... i 457 hang out our banners*. the royal banner*. star-spangled banner...

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that banner in the sky......i 329 a song for our banner.......p 329 forest kings their banners... 432 Banquet are music for his b....s 80 it is a banquet to me*.......g 343 reckoning when b's. o'er....p 365 banquet hall deserted.......j 261 Baptized-b. with holy water...c 21 Bar-nor iron bars a cage.......0 66 glowing coals and bars. .f 275 of these worldly bars*. i 235 law bar no wrong*. .s 308 transfer'd from the bar. j 102 Barbarous-the b. multitude*...e 56 Barber-in a barber's shop*........ 320 by the b's best razor best....p 321 barbers take a costly care...o 321 I must to the barber's*......u 321 b's man hath been seen*.....b 322 Barbered-b. ten times o'er*...a 322 Barberry-the barberry bush...h 435 Bard-the b. cannot have two..k 185 b's who sung divine ideas...p 486 Bare-back and side go bare.....i 98 enters the church, be bare..d 364 offences, and strips others b..s 369 spare, and still be bare......t 464 bare the mean heart that....n 495 b. long after the rest are.. ..i 438 her head was bare.... a 384 gaunt rocks all were bare...h 422 brown rocks left bare........ 422 Bargain-we b. for the graves.... 60 bargain to engrossing*. .b 84

a world-without-end b.*....p 257 in the way of bargain*. ..h 293 Barge-from the b. a strange*..b 315 the barge she sat in*........q 381 Bark-b. o'er a tempestuous sea..g 6 dogs delight to b. and bite...d 68 b. merrily goes the bark....h 313 bark is worse than his bite..z 492 bark when their fellows do*..z 102 bark at eminent men....... 103 kindles the gummy bark....n 436 stand all aloof, and bark*...b 451 bark bay deep-mouth'd.. ....i 463 b's across the pathless flood..p 381 fatal and perfidious bark....t 381 Barley-ball, and b. breaks.....e 264 Barleycorn-John B. was a....w 467 Barmecide-remember B.......j 407 Barn-crowd the old b. eaves..o 261 bags are and my barns......i 462 Barren-a northern b. height..m 436 b. clod the wild fields lie....f372 cry, 'Tis all barren..........1333 a barren, detested vale*.. .d 433 long time have been b.*.....v 306 Barrenness-to make his b..... 336 Barrier-parted by b. strong...w 242 deep b. be of earth or sea.....i80 Bartered-captive b. as a slave..e 388 b. as the brute for gold .....7 388 Base-knows nothing base......q 49 from its firm base, as soon...h 72 b. of all things-law and..... p 79 a base, ignoble mind*. ..c 266 to what base ends.. ...d 343

base is the slave that pays*..g 388 Based-b. upon her people's ...q 368

Bashaw-three-tailed bashaw..ce 490 Bashful-b. maiden's cheek ...e 343 Bashfulness-the blush of b....i 450 Basilisk-it is a b. unto*..............kk 497 Basis-broadest b. of a good...... 8 4 tyranny, lay thou thy b.*...k 443 religion is the basis of......d 357 Basket-he held a basket full...e 146 b's overheaped with myrtle..t 147 at hand, the basket stood....e 273 fill your baskets high.. ...... 198 Bass-piping a low b. on the...d 4 6 it did bass my trespass*. ... 422 Bastard-some call natur's b's..d 141 do not call them bastards*..d 141 Bastion-curves his white b's..a 393

a looming bastion fringed....e 59 Bat-the bat takes airy rounds..b 22 ere the bat hath flown*.......c 22 on the bat's back I do fly*...112 where you go with bats*...bb 490 startled bats flew out........d2) Bate-b. a jot of heart or hope..e 72 Bath-sore labour's bath*......p 233 his balmy bath..... ....... p 392 Bathe-b. in the beauty of her. 1275

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bathe them in the blaze......022 Bathed-eagles having lately b.*.8 24 Bathing-b. their beauties.... 161 Battalion-in slow but firm b..n 124 single spies, but in b's* Battering-b. the gates of.. Battery-sighs will make a b.*.x 476 incessant b. to her heart....g 48) Battle-danger is half the b.....g 72 he that is in battle slain. ....p 73 I not in a pitched battle.*.... 476 freedom's battle once begun.s 228 battles, sieges, fortunes*....b 235 the batttle and the breeze.. ƒ12 on the perilous edge of b....i 458 fall by doom of battle.......k 453 our battle is more full of...c 460 die well that die in a battle*.8 460 the battle is the Lord's......to 407 battles of wave and blast....g 242 to overcome in battle.......p 458 than battle ever knew.......q 196 in battle lopt away.. 1 312 melancholy as a battle won, à 461 a fearful battle render'd*....e 325 even play of battle*......... 349 battle ground of heaven....d 484 Battlement-shook our b's*....ħ 467 with battlements that on...p 501 Bauble-other b's in the tower.p 368 Bawl-that bawl for freedom..m 167 Bay-let us make a bay*.......e 278 madding b., the drunken...o 143 like the bay of Portugal*...10:47 be a dog, and b. at the moon* g 65 Bayed-b. the whispering wind.d 288 Bayonet-column scattering b.d 457 a thousand bayonets.... ....9 306

chains are worse than b's..m 330 Bay-tree-b-t's in our country*.m 460 Be-not what we may be*..... 499 to be or not to be*. .. 72 men should be what they*.. m 385 let us, then, be what we are. d 385 Beach-bordering the b. of.....d 149

BEACON.

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BEAUTY.

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