b. that makes the green.....c 432 leaflets, that nod in the b...d 144 mild b. unfettered wave.....u 145 from the breeze her sweets..j 146 stole a breeze most softly...m 149 wing of vernal b's shed......d 133 the March breezes blew......t 137 dancing in the breeze.......u 137 flower, that, in the breeze...q 140 softest b's o'er thee pass.....g 159 the breeze is softly sighing.. 374 soft b. that wanders far.....e 130 honors to the passing b.....a 411 the merry b's approach.....b 435 b's stir the spiry cones...... .f435 b. at its frolicsome play.....h 438 tender b's greet us as of.....c 439 in the b. were wantoning...n 439 refreshes in the breeze......p 348 wafted by a gentle breeze...v 399 Breezy-b. call of incense......ƒ 277

shaken from breezy wafts...m 411 steal the breezy lyre along...e 467 Brethren-b. to the sight......g 330 Brevity-b. is the soul of wit*..g 472 Brewed-well b., long kept it..r 468 Brewing-b. towards my rest*.k 412 Bribe-to poor for a bribe......p 165.

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how bright and fair....... .* 262 calmly clear, more mildly b. v 454 bright or young or fair......v 244 little room so warm and b... 198) b. and jovial among your*... 188 bright, radiant, blest........0311 stars unutterably bright....n 386 stream so bright*............ 110 in b. or cloudy weather.....d 148 for those roses bright.......$ 151 yonder flower so strangely b.c 135 all men love, they be so b.... 138 best of dark and bright.....k 473 Brighten-b. Autumn's sob'rer.i376 b's! how the style refines...d 340 the blue arch will brighten.m 449 joy brightens his crest.......u 92 b. as they take their flight.. ...e 35 Brightening-b. to his bridal...v 97 Brighter-b. fields on high.....b 139 brighter it reaches through.k 410 emits a brighter ray........w 200 look b. when we come..... .i 463 Brightest-though the b. fell*...s 10 hope is b. when it dawns....p 201 brightest still the sweetest...b 45 its hues are brightest........d 81 the b. still the fleetest........c 87 Bright-eyed-buttercups, b-e..n 134 Brightness-the b. of our life.. ..j 201

flushing b. on the dewy steep a 153 no sun to call her b. forth... 153 hath the violet less b........e 160 some b., or some goodness..v 240 Brilliant-b. flower the painted c 148 so soon to fade, so b. now.... 152 Brimmed-b. with sweetness..g 127 Brine-eye-offending brine*....e 416 'tis the best brine*..........a 417 and on the level brine.......{381 Bring-much money as 'twill b. j 485 b. the tulip and the rose....j 158 Bringer-b. of unwelcome*......... .y 306 Bringing-in good b. up*........... h 304 Brink-a spring upon whose b.c 133 we stand upon its brink....m 427 Briny-b. riv'lets to their...... 417 Brisk-when some b. youth.... 318 to brisk notes in cadence...w 302 Britain-Britain is a world by*.k 69 if not on martial Britain's...8311 Britain in winter only knows ƒ322 Britannia-B. rules the waves...q 69

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tongue had broken its chain. t 429 restrained, a heart is broken. I 480 may heedfully be broken*...b 292 or wound a heart that's b...q 481 round broken columns.....p 143 Broken-hearted-ne'er been b-h.r 239 half broken-hearted to sever.j 326 Brooch-none who wear such b's e148 Brood-broods in the grass.....n 22 puts forth another brood.....a 45 she broods above the happy.h 144 brood thy call obey.........q 261 devour her own sweet b.*... ƒ 426 Brooding-over all things b....n 238 Brook-I better brook than*.....a 78 little brooks that run...... .. 41 sweet are the little brooks.... 41 music of the brook....... brook! whose society........c42 a willowy brook, that..... ...c 70 b's set free with tinkling....j 270 where the brook is deep*....v 498 b's send up a cheerful tune..g 184 b's make rivers, rivers run..g 189 'mid bowers and brooks.....c 466 only from the liquid brook..t 417 where the b. and river meet..e 487 the brook its music hushes..h 371 like a sunflower by a brook..c380 dimpled b. and fountain.... 138 flowret of the brook.........k 140 when b's send up a cheerful..c 272 of oozy brooks... ..f 273 too happy, happy brook.....b 274 b. into the main of waters*..p 367 yellow sunflower by the b..d 126 near the running brooks....d 338 brooks are running over....a 157 sunflowers by the sides of b's.n 157 o'er wandering brooks and..c 159 brook cries like a child......e 404 brawling brook and cave....q 404 the monarch of the brook...d 124 books in the running b's**...v 234 sparkling with a brook......1330 beside the brook and........b 141 many a babbling brook.....m 133 Brooked-b. the eternal devil*..j 368 Broom-hang yellow broom.....g 70 sent, with broom, before*.. ..j 325 Broom-flower-swees is the b-f..d 131 to me, yon humble b-f... .j 435 b-f. contends in beauty......l 435 b-f's betrothed to the bee...m 435 O the b-f., the yellow b-f....n 435 season, when the b-f........0 435 Broomstick-mortal man is a b..j255 Brother-house and hurt my b.*.. 12 all can say my brother here..e 53 all the brothers, too*.........i 55 half brother of the world.....c 69 death, and his brother sleep..p 85 and his brother, sleep. ........p 85 with brother spake no word..k 95 like brother andbrother* ...d 171 unless a brother should*..... 268 were he my brother, nay*...k 219 brother to death... ..m 389 that's like my b's fault*.....A 120 scan your brother man...... j 228 my brother man, beware....g 280

more than a brother.........s 169 b's and sisters lawfully may.n 120 b. should not war with b....k 457 forty thousand brothers*....c 246 a smoker and a brother?....n 320 Romans were like brothers..o 449 call'd my b's father, dad....i 482 if he wrong'd our brother...h 479 Brotherhood-mystic hand of b. a 413 most tender brotherhood....r 345 common b. in pain..........v 396 Brou-round the church of B..a 369 Brought-she had not b. forth*..a 249 Brow-threatening, unkind b.*.p 51 brows have ached for it.....a 445 furrows on another's brow..p 428 that binds his brows........d 304 b. shame is asham'd to sit*..z 199 wrinkle on thy azure brow..f 123 black brows they say*.......p 111 arched bent of the brow*....n 110 Brow-bound-b-b. with the oak* p 72 Brown-midst of b. was born...r 35 b. eyes running over with..y 110 b. apples gay in a game......j 376 Brownness-b. of thy breast. ..f31 Bruce-Scots whom Bruce has. .q 456 Bruised-b. with adversity*......i 4 bruis'd heart was pierced* ..8 481 Bruitish-into some b. form....i 214 Brush-farmer burns his b.....d 435 to brush the surface.........m 68 Brute-not quite a brute........c 36 b's soon their zenith reach..g 355 silent b's to singing men....u 227 et tu Brute*.... ......l 431 brutes have no wisdom.....c 469 that brutes have reason.....d 355 lord of the fowl and the b...w 394 been brutes without you....v 475 Brutus-Cæsar had his B .....w 106 B. makes mine greater. ....9 170 woman that Lord B. took*...c 477 what, is Brutus sick* ....c 382 there was a Brutus once....j 368 B. is an honorable man*.....v 199 Bubble-like the bubble on the..183 bubbles we buy with....... 360 the earth hath bubbles......o 484 the world's a bubble, and.... 8 483 b. with his prophet breath.n 144 thin clear bubble of blood...i 158 whose life is a bubble. ..v 230 honour, but an empty b.....t 332 secking the b. reputation*..d 312 .p 322 borne, like thy bubbles.. b's on the sea of matter. ..y 495 Bubbling-b's ne'r remember..b 274 Buckets-of dropping buckets..y 93 Buckler-a better buckler I can.h 43 Bud-b's and withers in a day..k 45

every brilliant b. that blows.n 156 in every bud that blows...e 286 swelling buds are crowned..q370 as the most forward bud*...c 249 in buds, and odors........ .n 315. swelling buds their od'rous. $ 469 grew like two buds that kiss. / 449 groves put forth their buds. g 437 leap of b's into ripe flowers. o 150 of all the bonny buds that.. 148 buds in Camadera's quiver..6 133 tender buds have blown.....ƒ133 some random b. will meet...7 138 humble buds unheeded rise. a 139 slow buds the pink dawn...b 277 I'll worship each bud thou.. 153 shakes all our buds*........p 221 b's the promise of celestial..t 347 Budded-b. from the bud of....e 374 Budding-among the b. broom.ƒ 144 budding at the prime.......b 274 brought a budding world...ħ 128 rose is fairest when 'tis b...g Buffet-b. round the hills from.c 101 blows and b's of the world* n 855 Buffoon-a hired buffoon...... 305 Bug-with a bug in your ear... 250 Bugbear-to the world no b....6 841 Bugle-blow, bugle, blow. d 101

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burnt child dreads the fire..p 107 Burst-spark may b. a mighty k 362 bubble b., and now a world r 348 Bury-let the dead past, b. its.. 175 Bush-spreading hawthorn b....n 33

fixed in a white-thorn bush..ƒ32 gay gorse bushes in their...m 141 easy is a b. supposed a bear....m 121 'b's low as when on cloudy..d 435 fear each bush an officer.... 412 the poor man's bush........h 435 Business-books should, not b..k 37 b. some to pleasure take......ƒ 50 by particular business...... $ 51 gang about his business.....ƒ 242 business of a scholar........p 405 despatch is the soul of b.,...b 293 business with an income....c 293 dispatched is business....g 203 to business that we love..... J 293 that which is everybody's b. & 293 find b. for great numbers...r S05 men's business and bosoms.e 489 confined of business, care or.v 467 servants of business z 252 totter on in b. to the last.... 340 no further in this business..e $24 prayer all his business .....c 358 Buss-whose wanton tops do b.*.t 59 Bust-each breaking bust...... 314 on the pallid bust of Pallas...b 30 urn, or animated bust .....z 80 Busy-busy man ne'er wanted. j 66 quitting the busy carreer...p 361 how doth the little busy bee i 213 like ours, perchance busy...í 403 b. and insinuating rogue*..k 387 a fearful spirit busy now....j 375 busie they be, us to keepe....q 473 busy have no time for tears.t 396 Butcher-b. gazing at his meat y 301

how light a cause may move./ 95 events from evil c's spring..i 106 cause and not the death.....b 256 offence from am'rous causes. s 362 c. to prick us to redress*....n 379 real and the only cause.....e 370 not ever jealous for the c.*..n 215 not one had c. for shame....c 339 ne'er knows the second c...y 340 to know the c. why music*.≈ 283 great First Cause, least.. q 180 full cause of weeping*. our cause the best*.

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who die in a great cause....u 407 meek that have no other c.*.u 328 defective, comes by cause*..r 354 beauty of the good old c.....f463 cause I's wicked,-I is....... 464 whatever is is in its c's just.g 348 grace my c. in speaking*....v 400 c. that wit is in other men.d 472 would win the cause........8 307 c. of a long ten year's war..w 475 Causer-c. of these timeless*...j 280 Cautious-cautious seldom err..143 Cave-unfathom'd caves ......s 304 a dragon keep so fair a c.**...d 205 cave his humble cell........q 395 Cavil-c. on the ninth part of*.h 293 Caw-the building rook 'ill c.......b 32

and ceaseless c's amusive....c 32 Cease-to have been, before I c...16 ceases now to bellow........h 404 cease to write and learn to..w 420 would not c. to weary their. r 344 we cease from its possession.3 425 Ceased-never hast thou c.....u 484 Ceasing-c. of exquisite music.a 475

poetry of earth is c. never... 339 Cedar-bees, -as the fair cedar. 335 the cedar proud and tall..... 433 the pointed cedar shadows..a 436 on a hill a goodly c. grewe..c 436 yields the c. to the axes*....b 436 Cedar-berry-seek c.-b's blue....d 31 Celadine-'tis the little c.......h 135 Celebrate-cannot c. books......g 36 Celestial-on that c. harmony*.w 283

when works are censured.. ..876 Censurer-cope malicious c.*. .03 Cent-not one cent for tribute .r 329 Centrality-character is the c... f 48 Centre-the planets and this c.* k 325 centre, and enjoy bright day.u 49 centre of the potter's trade...d 59 self-balanced, on her c. hung) 485 dark of the unfathomed c.... 398 only centres in the mind.....i 35 Century-in long c's continuous e 254 wandered, century on c......ƒ 366 dusk of c. and of song....... j366 three centuries he grows....b 439 Cerberus-you are not like C... 178 Ceremony-c was but devised...h 44 O ceremony show me*.. i 44 sauce to meat is ceremony....j 44 thou idle ceremony*, 1:44 save general ceremony*. 7 44 an enforced ceremony*. ..m 44 no ceremony that to great*. . 263 c. was but devised at first*.. e 174 Ceres-Ceres gift in waving.....) 205 their thanks to C. yield...... 295 Certain-nothing c. in man's....h 82 c. to all; all shall die*........v 83 Certainty-science is c., is.....ƒ 370 sober c. of waking bliss......k 35 Chaeronea-victory at C........w 368 Chafe-who c's, who frets, or*.. b 200 Chaff-in two bushels of chaff..u 14 or corn in chaff.. .........p 75 as light as chaff*,

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chaff, and take the wheat....ƒ 212 Chain-faith is the subtle chain e 113 a lengthening chain......... v260 I will not compare to a c....d 172 grows the earthly chain....m 173 chain has bound me.........h 261 many a hidden chain........ 261 place in the chain of being..n 318 fellow countrymen in chains o 388 gold c's about the feet of God t 345 I feel in every smile a chain b 393 weave a chain I cannot break. 421 time with everlasting chain.u 425 hanging in a golden chain...k 484 tongue had broken its c's...t 429 the chain you promis'd*....c 305 our chains and our jewels*..g 305 fast-bound in c's of silence..a 306 Chained-c. fast to the spot....c 380

celestial influence round me c 201 buds the promise of celestial ( 347 contemplation of celestial...d 356 playing celestial symphonies r 466 smile that glow'd celestial..u 392 | c. voices to the midnight...g 485 Chainest-constant and thou c. a 426 c. balsam on the heart......a 476 Chair-foil of England's c.*.....l 448 Cell-in thine eternal cell*......u 84 has one vacant chair..... ....b 82 in his cell, so lone and cold. 143 on the rack of a too easy c...o 205 cave his humble cell........q 395 Chalice-each chalice holds the b 144 Cellar-I was born in a cellar...v 407 their chalices of gold........n 134 Cement-mysterious cement...e 172 within the poison chalice...a 212 Censer-thine eye was on the c.g 109 our poison'd chalice*. .......q 219 like to a c. in a barber's*..... ...J 320 multitude of golden chalices.e441 Censure-ten c. wrong for one..u 76 Chalked-chalk'd her face......z 121 conspire to censure and......b 76 Challenge-matter I c. this for* w 113 inventions to his censure...h 169 take each man's censure.*... 218 it censures too...... ...o 266 in mouths of wisest c.*. ..g 186 c. is the tax a man pays.....i 186 religion does not censure...i 357 Censured-eyes cannot be c.*..p 104

challenge double pity........t 19 a c. urg'd more modestly*...1 268 Chamber-c's purple with the..l 365 chamber of the kings........q 79 thick as dust in vacant c's..c 175 above my chamber door .....130 Chamberry-to church from C.a 369

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