o'er the blue Atlantic sea....m 59 set in the silver sea*.........m 69 the dreary winter sea........m 81 lay rotting on the sea ........ ...ƒ 78 arms against a s. of troubles*.u 72 slips with the shining sea.... ...j 93 severn to the narrow seas....a 96 the comer o'er the sea........1 32 from the seas and the streams.u 59 it swells, seas of sound...... ..j 21 wrinkled sea beneath him....p 24 Marathon looks on the sea....g 69 of a land beyond the sea......8 70 o'er all the sea of heads.......c 46 sea of upturned faces.......m 111 melt itself into the sea*. i 119 twixt two boundless seas....7105 first he met with to be the s's.n 108 crystal of the azure seas.....b 142 in a bowl to sea...... ..r 162 anemones and seas of gold...b 133 foam-crested waves of the s..a 134 warm isles of India's sunny 8./136 one foot in sea*. ..................... ..............o 122 that guard our native seas...ƒ124 gaping wretches of the sea..o 123 port after stormie seas......b 362 the bosom of that sea........d 257 be merry, lads, half seas over h 257 seas, if all their sands were*.q 258 wintry sea moaned sadly on.o 273 aprising from the sea........k 276 as on the sea of Galilee...... ..i 331 a poet not in love is out at s.w 334 light that never was on s. or.g 338 day beside the joyous s.....k 374 comes again over the sea....p 376 kiss across the sea...........i 221 we are flowers of the sea..... 156 wide s. hath drops too few*..c 189 murmured of the eternal s..w 281 for seas-as well as skies....c 285 thronging the seas with.....0 451 were in the flat sea sunk....d 454 that have gone down at sea..o 381 sea rolls its waves...........c 388 under the deep, deep sea.... 382 sweet lone isle amid the sea.e 330 meet the thunders of the sea.o 440 not flow as hugely as the s.*.g 347 s's are quiet when the winds.i 327 stone set in the silver sea*...o 499 silence and the solemn sea..r 382 troubled sea of the mind....s 389 alone on a wide wide sea....t 394 to pray, let him go to sea....1344 summers in a sea of glory*..a 347 seas and stormy woman.....i 473 sea ebb by long ebbing some.o 422 unfathomable sea! whose....l 427 one is of the sea............m 456 listen to the music of the s..p 402 a sounding sea..............a 124 like the ships upon the sea..h 171 leap down to different seas.m 365 bind the sea to slumber stilly.t 220 a sea nourish'd with lover's*b 247 that the rude s. grew civil*..a 264 on the middle sea............c 264 great seas have dried*......m 266 rather in the sea............v 266 deep sea calm and chill......t 410 grows right out of the sea..k 410 the streak of silver sea......m 461 a wet sheet and a flowing sea.k 466 blowing from the sea........ f467 ruffian'd so upon the sea*.. .h 467 robs the vast sea*.. .....a 419 has drowned more than the s.q 468 the dark blue sea............ 312 guard our native seas....... 312 through the furrow'd sea*...k 313 thy silent sea of pines... ......g 440 as boundless as the sea*.....t 247 yon sun that sets upon the s.n 430 by the deep sea, and music..t 322 I loved the great sea more...c 323 the sea is flowing ever.......e 323 the sea appears all golden....f 323 praise the sea, but keep on..h 323 seas rough with black winds 323 love the sea? I dote upon it..k 323 the sea is silent.. .m 323 ..m 323 the sea is discreet..... billows, yet one as the sea..o 323 why does the sea moan...... .q 323 sea, that drinking thirsteth.q 323 the sea's a thief* ...s 323 sea hungering for calm.....w 323 breathings of the sea.......aa 323 | receiveth as the sea*........b 248 nobody with me at sea but..i 492 flash the white caps of the s.u 446 the sea! the sea! the open sea. d 323 one and the other, a sea..... ...q 326 Christ was born across the s..j 329 Sea-bird-a young s-b. floats....d 32 sea-bird's wing makes halt... ...e 32 Seal-stamp the seal of time*...c 427 8. and guerdon of wealth....i 147 did seem to set his seal*.....p 254 s's of love, but sealed in vain*.≈ 221 and seal the bargain*............. ....... 222 as seal to this indenture*.... $222 the haunt of seals............c 215 love's glowing seal..........n 220 seal with stamping paces....b 321 Sea-maid-hear the s-m's song*.a 264 Seaman-merry s. laugh'd to see. i 313 Seamen-rather more than s....i 473 Sea-monster-than the s-m.*........a 211 Search-a call unanswered s.....d 32 search will find it out.... .v 331 search for the truth is the...z 445 which dies i' the search*....t 460 Searched-the flow'ry plain....d 112 Sea-room-thy ships wants s-r..h 399 Season-comes wherein our*....i 26 fair seasons, budding........0 27 things by season season'd*..n 28 the year seasons return.......c 91 hast all seasons for...........i81 the violets of five seasons...c 161 in an unprepared season... f 151 the flight of seasons........m 274 the seasons alter*...........d 276 the s. prime for sweetest....q 277 in every s., bright and dim..7 229 season her praise in*........a 417 I love the season well.......p 270 s's have no fixed returns....k 370 you'll judge the seasons....a 319 season, when the broom....0 435 make glad and sorry s's*....ƒ 426. the season is a dead one.....k 375. every s. hath its pleasures...i 376 s. where the light of dreams.n 376 each s. look'd delightful.....ƒ 256 hope for a season bade......d 167 the fairest flower o' th' s.*...p 130 as he tw'rds season grows..m 173 fast as the rolling s's bring.m 173 let that s. be only spring.... 239 Seasoned-like s. timber never..s 48 season'd by love.......... .j 99 joy season'd high....... .....b 217 things by season s. are*..... 331 s. with a gracious voice*....g 308 Seasoning-hunger is the best s.v 203 Seat-thy seat is upon high*....d 84 the moss-fringed seat.......u 159 wild, sequester'd seat.... ..b 260 Apollo mounts his golden s.h 410 her s. is the bosom of God...r 357 seat in some poetic nook.... 1330 or fixed seat hath none......i 484 Seaward-leaning s., lovely.....i 141 looking s. well assured......315 Sea-weed-each 8-w. waved its..h.422 8-w. and the shells upon.....l 422 Sea-wind-s-w's pierced our...p 150 Second-perhaps acts second...i 254 second thoughts are wisest. w 419 second and sober thoughts..a 420 Secrecy-that queen of secrecy.k 128 nature's infinite book of s.*.a 348 Secret-her secrets so betrayed*.a 36 s's, and we must whisper.....j 22 secret scarcely lisping of thy. 41 s's of my prison-house*......w 43 discharge their secrets*......k 75 enthusiasm is that secret....i 103 a s., mine own could not....p 162 full of a s. that thou dar'st..h 134 their pretty secrets tell......u 127 a s. at home is like rocks....a 379 s's that appertain to you*...ƒ379 some wondrous s. show.....0.139 his dear friend's s. tell..... .i 256 I own to me's a secret yet...p 230 confiding the s. to another..n 185 secrets of life are not shown.e413 thou learnest no s. until.....j 173 attempt not to fathom the s's.o 193 by which it keeps the s.....p 242 to reach the s. is beyond....m 236 it brings to light the secret.g 468 my love thus s. to convey...c 450 will discharge their secrets*.c 359 golden s. of the sheathed seed d393 mighty secrets of the past..g 428 Sect-slave to no sect, who......i 20 religious sects ran mad.......j 20 Sectary-jarring s's may learn..k 457 Section-s's-one is parting....r 241 Secular-exempted from s...... 298 Secundum-artem; but........h 309 Secure-who, s. within, can say.t 190 Security-public honour is s.. j 462 Sedge-sedges brooding in their. 25 river buds among the sedge..e 140 beside the tall, rank sedges..g 371 Sedge-bird-a s-b. built its little ƒ 82 Sedition-sedition, which we*. .j 355 Seduction-to all seductions....b 449 See-not to see what lies dimly...t 2 see the things thou dost not*.e 65 Scotland, let me see it ere....b 69 to see what is not to be seen.w 110 once more I shall see a face..g 201 see deep enough, and you s..i 281 s. and know our friends in*.g 194 I see, men's judgments are*.n 218 see as thou wast wont*......u 245 and lovers cannot see*.......c 247 do not see we tread*....... ..u 219 to see her was to love her...q 239 shade we think we see....... ..q 389 s. your road, another to cut. y 491 sees God in clouds.... ..f 358 see thee now, though late...m 324 sees with equal eye, as God.r 348 Seed-no seed either of any.....p 49 seed ye sow another reaps..u 119 thy sacred seeds in vain.....q 469 Bower scatters broad his s...t 419 would spring from such a s..c 441 seed by the furrow is covered.c 295 secret of the sheathed seed..d 393 s's of herbs lie cover'd close.d 377 look into the seeds of time*..k 224 who soweth good s. shall....b 182 would spring from such a s..g 362 Seedsman-s. upon the slime*..b 366 Beed-time-s-t., harvest, equal..o 348 Seeing-s. thee after a long time. t 70 seeing, I saw not...... ......u 97 sceing only what is fair...........ƒ 212 Seek-seeks one thing in life.....q8 want itself doth seek*. .w 89 seeks not alone the rose's ...a 212 ye seek for happiness-alas.. 191 seek him rather where his...q 179 who seeks and will not take*. t 324 and seek no further.........d 320 I see humbly to seek........s 181 not one to s., nor give, nor..k 185 we seek it, ere it come.......i 491 B. for rule, for supremacy*..y 476 Seeking-all are seeking rest....$ 561 secking in vain one flower...e 213 Seem-are they what they seem.u 46 not what you s., but always. 204 s. everything but what the..r 204 men should be what they s.*.m 385 would they might s. none...m 385 seems wisest, virtuousest....1469 Seeming-in s. to augment it*...y 43 all good s. by thy revolt*..... 258 beguile the thing I am by s.*..r 397 Seen-I spake as having seen....u 97 God alone was to be seen in..ƒ 386 hated needs but to be seen .e 452 to be seen to be admired....j 357 lov'd needs only to be seen..f 444 because thou art not seen*.. 467 Seize-virtues here I s. upon*...n 51 reach not to seize it before...l 199 seizes the right, and holds...? ..y 470 happiess, if then he seize it..g 324 servitude seizes on few......f 388 Seldom-it is so s. heard, that..i 456 Select-selects as by what he...k 351 Seif-dear, dearer than self......g 90 ...... to thine own self be true....u 445 Self-approving-one s-a. hour....j 62 Self-educated-s-e. are marked,m 101 Self-esteem-s-e. expresses......v 60 Self-examination-on s-e.......i 368 Selfish-built on s. principles..y 178 Selfishness-set the mark of s...q 181 Self-love-s-1., my liege*.. q 287 s-1. is a principle of action..p 379 claims of self-love in others..q 379 s-1. is the instrument.......u 379 to war, hath no s-1.*........d 460 Self-punishment-hatred is s-p.y 191 Self-recovery-the power of s-r.p 450 Self-slaughter-against s's*....a 409 Self-trust-is the essence........k 61 Sell-sell me your good report* m 181 sell thee poison, thou hast*.n 181 Semblance-s. of a point divine.m 18 Semicircle-or a half-moon*....p 111 Senate-the Roman s., when....b 29 s's hang upon thy tongue...r 102 but bribes a senate, and the.j 181 s. the cockle of rebellion*.... ...j 355 Senator-s's of mighty woods..d 439 Send-the few our Father s's..w 168 best which God sends.......l 407 Sense-on his senses burst.......g 1 want of sense is the father...u 74 worst avarice is that of sense.n 4 exercises of the senses.......a 87 like an odour within the s...b 143 sensibility as the want of s..o 162 slays all senses with the*....g 134 scared out of his seven s.....c 121 s. from thought divide......m 261 in a sense as strong as that* b 268 shows great pride, or little..r 442 unblessed with sense........x300 from my senses take all*.....c 398 the region of the senses.....v 379 good s., which only is the...w 379 partitions s. from thought.. ..≈ 379 sense is our helmet.........y 379 s. is the diamond weighty..y 379 O, take the sense, sweet*....k 211 it ravishes all senses........i 456 learned without sense.......8 406 seen, above the sense of*....d 370 the sense of honour is so fine.z 198 much fruit of s. beneath....p 481 proceeds from want of sense n 346 of decency is want of sense..t 480 his more solid sense.........k 307 cream of courtly sense......p 317 war with sense..... ....p 319 her s. but as a monument*. .ƒ $91 to copy faults is want of s.. r 350 steeping their senses........p 389 steep my senses in ..........v 390 dare to have s. yourselves...c 294 precious, as the vehicle ofs..r 472 Sensibility-yet wanting s,....r 168 Sensitive-s., swift to resent.....j 49 Sensitive-plant-in a garden...k 156 sensitive-plant has no bright.1156 Sensual-to all the s. world.....r 234 not to the sensual ear........... ..≈ 281 Sent-affliction is not sent.......d 5 to gain our peace, have sent*.p 62 Sentence-meet mortality my s. w 90 for every sentence uttered.. 119 the sentence of the sage..... 287 sentence is for open war....j 458 the sentence sign........... 217 half a sentence at a time....a 321 Sentiment-worth one s. of...m 478 Sentimentally-I am disposed.. 282 Sentry-day the sun shall be s..r 143 s's of the shadowy night....e 403 Separate-s. star seems nothing t 403 September-S. stood upon the../ 272 a bright September morn..m 272 thirty days hath September.b 269 thirty days hath September,d 260 winds of S. wrestled.........a 467 Sepulchre-Rome her own sad s.ƒ 59 myself my sepulchre........b 267 s. conceals a martyr's bones.j 440 the s. wherein we saw thee*.c 185 Sequestered-s, vale of rural life. q 6 bear me to sequester'd scenes. 70 8. path has fewest flowers...c 395 wild sequester'd seat........b 260 sequester'd leafly glades.... 128 along the cool s. vale of life. j 232 Seraph-s's share with thee...... 15 seraph may pray for a sinner.c344 where seraphs might despair.e252 as the rapt s. that adores....b 286 no seraph's fire..............ƒ 234 Seraphic-s. arms and trophies.: 124 Seraphim-the sworded s......... 10 Sere-sear, the yellow leaf.......ƒ^ the sere leaves are flying....p 375 Serene-breaks the s, of heaven.c 290 doth keep "a drop serene"... 149 through the s. and placid........ 256 serene and heavenly fair....a 277 heavenly hope is all serene.. 200 s., and resolute and still.....g 465 ruffling, the blue deep's s...e 466 Serenely-s. moving on her way,ƒ275 eloquence along, s. pure..... 102 Serener-tell of serener hours... 271 Serenity-journeying in long s.c 466 Serious-serious thing to die... 79 with a s. musing I behold...g 147 Sermon-in thy own sermon....432 turn out a sermon............ 45 s's, but to prayers most.....e 483 finde him who a s. flies......e 339 sermons in stones*.......... 234 s's and soda-water the.......4 468 Serpent-spit on a serpent, and*.d 13 him as a serpent's egg*.. ...b44 serpent than the dove........049 sharper than a s's tooth*....b 211 have a s. sting thee twice... 211 not see the s. in the grass... 473 serpent by the tongue.....m 387 trail of the s. is over them... 384 Servant-admired by their s's....z3 servants hasting to be gods...y 8 bad servants wound their... 114 a servant with this clause..m 279 my silent servants wait......1229 hath been your faithful s.*..n 174 my son and my s. spend.... 198 servant of God, well done...y 494 a master, or a servant.......c394 Serve-in hell, than s. in heaven.r8 they serve God well who.....h 53 who serves His creatures.....h 53 kings should feare and s....a 367 numbers who will s. instead.i 464 they also s., who only stand.j 328 now serve on his knees.....u 330 serve God before the world..v345 bound to s., love, and obey*. y 476 and serve it thus to me*....o 302 when he we serve's away.. ...v115 few cans., yet all may please.d380 I serv'd my king*. f251 to serve the devil in.. v 204 this bids to serve... ..x 227 I live or die to s. my friend.. 172 they serve him best.........k 180 Service-s. is true service......n 120 for my service but blows*... 163 in s. high, and anthems.....q 282 my heart is ever at your s.*.l 174 he did look far into the s.*..o 174 for aid must show how s....k 195 will creep in service*.......d 249 join myself to others by s...b173 girded for service...........s 240 cares not for service........m 354 Servile-a servile race...........q 75 friend by servile ways......m 170 Servitude-s. seizes on few..... f388 base laws of s. began.. ..h 167 out of s. into freedom.. ... 419 Set-the sun was set when night hath set.. can honour set a leg*. Ե 22 f406 u 199 sun hath made a golden s.*.m 447 all except their sun is set...c 374 long as there's a sun that s's.h 135 stars-they rise and set.....0 368 we set our foot upon some..u 368 from time the sun be set....e 411 s. awful hours twixt heaven. 7392 sun that s's upon the sea...n 430 Settee-the soft settee..... .k 301 Setteth-down, he setteth up...ƒ349 Setting-s, of a great hope is...f 201 haste now to my setting*...m 92 wonder why the s. sun..... 411 s. sun breaks out again f411 the setting sun, and music*.o 411 cradled wear the s. sun.....@ 412 had elsewhere its setting. 7 236 brightens to the setting sun. 352 s. of thine eye and cheek... 306 Seven-I am s. times one to-day. i 34 science fairly worth the s. w 379 one of the seven was wont..e 307 in England, s. half-penny*..b 342 to soothing slumber seven ../ 424 Sever-though we s., my fond.. v 220 that severs day from night*. x 409 broken-hearted to s. for years) 326 union of states none can s...p 449 Severe-from lively to severe... 407 as holy as severe*. .7 197 darts s. upon a rising lie....h 445 Severed-I s. from thy side.....j 168 Severity-the s. of the public*.d 308 Severn-S. to the narrow seas...a 96 sandy-bottom'd Severn*.....c 366 Sew-s., prick our fingers, dull.p 482 Sex-the poorest of the sex......p 77 .. 164 s's earliest, latest care......h 451 either s. assume, or both...i 401 the sex whose presence..... 320 sex to the last...... the sex, and sometimes. .h 473 sex are heavenly bodies.....p 478 Sexton-the s's hand my grave.c 272 like a s. by her grave.......n 370 s., hoary-headed chronicle..g 322 play the sexton's part. i 322 Shackle-and their s's fall.....v 387 Shad-bush-white with flowers.d 432 Shade-within the leafy shade ..k 32 night of darkness and of s's..e 47 mistress of the shade.........129 the glimmering shade........ 11 through the shade of night*..t 62 light shade for the leaves....u 59 sings in the shade when all..h 28 critics in the chequer'd s....p 76 in tracing the shade.........n 61 can send me to the shades.. x 91 with false flitting shades.....s 97 shades of night*.. ........e 112 through Zamaria's shades..m 132 leaves scarce cast a shade...q 132 breaking thro' the shade .... 133 half in s. and half in sun..w 154 careless in the mossy s's ...y 159 shade the violets.. .....2 159 whisper from the shade..... 160 hath loosen'd the shade.....n 288 sitting in a pleasant shade .. 271 no shade, no shine..........h 273 shades, that met above......d 273 confusion sought the s.....d 288 pines a noxious s. diffuse...c 378 shades are to the figures....d 268 find you at last but a shade. z 453 blest with far greener s's....s 261 by the shade it casts.... i 265 the mingled strength of s... ..q so softening into shade....f 501 throws his army shade......q436 seats beneath the shade.....c 437 from his hoary pinion s's ...l 425 wander'd in the solitary s...d 476 variable as the shade .......k 476 countless the shades which.n 451 rising thro' the mellow s... u 403 a s. that follows wealth.....g 173 shade deep'ning over shade. q 433 tree! for thy delighfuls.....c 434 shades all the banks.........c 438 s. of desert-loving pine.. ..f440 ghosts, and visionary s's....j 441 pillar'd s. high overarch'd..p 330 sweeter s. to shepherds".....ƒ 437 lain in the noonday shade ..i 437 welcome, ye shades....... .b434 in the chequer'd shade. .c 303 we left the shade.. .u 303 sun has lengthen 'd every s. .f447 last I stood beneath yours..h 440 give no s. and no shelter....p 440 happy walks and shades ...d 326 boundless contiguity of s.. x 394 woods' harmless shades d 395 the stream a moveless s.....j 395 shade and solitude..........c 396 shade we think we see.......9 389 | ... 319 Shading-s, wild strawberries, .b1 Shadow-fatal s's that walk......v2 shadow of a great affliction.. life's shadows are meeting shadows grow more dreary. the shadow of a dream*. throws the s. on the floor. a shadow on the snow. ...... deep and misty shadows .... .e5 r5 .h6 ..09 130 .9 32 133 a s. on those features fair.....t 81 ere yet the shadows fly. .......n 26 soul from out that shadow....130 poplar-trees their shadows...w 69 cold shadow of the tomb.....a 79 there truth is-'tis hers... ..b 96 shadow of a starless night....91 like our shadows, our........d 90 blood and state are shadows..s 85 vary as the shadows fall..... 107 hast thou, as a mere s.......i 109 in the hemlock's fragrant s..n 141 shadows cool lie dreaming..d 143 the s. named so stretches....i 429 silent as their shadows......0382 coward s, eastward shrinks..i 386 shadows spread apace.......r 410 shadows and phantoms......e 111 shadows in a shadowy band.r 171 shadow's poverty.... ......i 470 thy cool s's, and to thee.....c 434 cooling s, of a stately elm....j 436 elms o'erhead dark s's.......k 436 whose fluttering s. wraps... 439 roses fade, and s's shift......≈ 491 hate is shadow 0493 one shadow of night. n 352 think:-the s. on the dial.. 0 441 softened to s's, silvery ...... 446 now the twilight s's hie....m 446 sweet shadows of twilight.. p 446 lengthening shadows wait..7446 s. of a wilful sin between....j 384 s's brown, that Sylvan loves..l 440 standeth God within the s...k315 disdains the shadow which*ƒ347 this kind are but shadows*..c 3:0 but the shadows of us men.. i 479 follow a shadow, it still flies..i47) the shadow on the dial. gleam amid shadows...... clustered lilies in the s's. no shadows great appear....q116 in the deep s. of the porch..d1f s's fall adown the hill.......b 136 view their own white s's.. p 127 an emerald shadow fell......g 372 s's wove on their aerial.. J372 what shadows we pursue....g 380 coming events cast their s's.h 380 8. owes its birth to light.....i 380 a shadow came and lingered. 380 fight our own s's forever.....1380 shadows are in reality......m 380 come like s's, so depart*..... 380 checker'd shadow*.. il l ..a16 .n 380 s's to-night have struck*. ....p 380 some there be that s's kiss* .q380 such have but a s's bliss* ...q380 from grave to grave the s....e 139 the shadow that it casts.. shadow of a shade.... ..h 139 .7 255 shadows brown between....g 275 surging through shadows.....n 278 s, which he treads on at*....c 332 it is the land of shadows.... j 229 in s. of such greatness*......c 211 false s's for true substances*.a 187 s's which show like grief*...d 187 s's to the unseen grief*......p 187 if once, the s. to pursue.....b 401 beck'ning shadows dire.....h 401 like the beautiful s's of ..h 175 God is truth and light his s.m 180 history casts its shadow....d 197 like shadows on the waves..m 232 | love like a shadow flies*.....g 247 driving back shadows over*.k 247 he fled like a shadow.. m 238 was darken'd with her s.....d 240 I may see my s. as I pass*... w 409 warm s. of her loveliness....d 410 Shadowed-'tis s. by the tulip..d 441 Shadowless-stands.like silence o 375 Shadow-rose-sweet s-r., upon..h 256 Shadow-world-of song............. ..k 396 Shadowy-in s. glimpses..... 7.79 I 461 deeper in shadowy glooms..g 136 sentries of the s. night......e 403 sweeping with s. gust.......t 467 Shady-side and the sunny....g 487 in the shady place...... .y 111 leaping in shady dells.. Shaft-thy shaft flew thrice.....n 86 wing'd the shaft that....... ..e 24 let the s. pass by my breast.r 117 fling the wing'd s's of truth.u 337 sun up-gathers his spent s's. i 411 thy fatal s's unerring move..h 249 many a s., at random sent...q 481 the winged shaft of fate.....c 117 Shake-s, the downy blow-ball..f 164 to shake the head, relent*...h 361 many blasts to shake them*.ƒ 408 oak s's that ne'er trembled..e 439 did mark how he did shake*.a 382 never shake thy gory locks*.s 121 terrible dreams, that shake*. 121 would shake hands.........d 251 the very earth did shake....m 457 s's the doors and window...s 466 shake off this downy sleep*..g 391 Shaken-shaken to their roots.g 421 that if by chance it be s....i 122 when taken to be well s......i 309 Shakespeare-is the greatest of.s 380 our myriad-minded S.......t 380 far from Shakespeare's being.u 380 S's magic could not copied. m 335 this was Shakespeare's form.r 380 S. and the musical glasses...j 492 what needs my Shakespeare, b 381 Shaking-fall without shaking.h 295 Shall-s. be yes for evermore...p 489 mark you his absolute s.*...r 498 he s. not when he wold-a....j 495 Shallow-deep for shallow day..c 288 are known, they are found s.h 379 their shallow draughts......w 227 think of s's and of flats*. ...g 262 shallow spirit of judgment*.ƒ 217 is found in shallows*.......q 324 s. murmur, but the deeps.. ...e 327 shallow in himself..........c 354 Shame-thousand innocent s's*. v 35 everlasting shame sits*.......y 87 speak it to my shame*....... 73 Allen, with an awkward s...q 115 fear not guilt, yet start at s..f 253 not one had cause for s.....c 339 'twere a s., when flowers....w 153 shame keeps its watch......g 453 fear but life with shame...aa 453 is't not for shame of what...c 411 s. on those breasts of stone..p 415 poure the shame.. .7417 avoid s., but do not seek....h 179 honour and s. from no...... 199 brow s. is asham'd to sit*. x 199 was not born to shame*. .... 199 shame to him, whose cruel*. 217 else shame will be too long* f 235 you must not dare, for s.*...o 263 s. and sorrow to destroy.....7409 honorable shame acquires...e 268 shame and woe to us........0 268 here shame dissuades........c381 offspring of s. is shyness....ƒ 381 shame! where is thy blush*.e 381 hide her s. from every eye...e 359 thy own shame's orator*....a 325 s. and misery not to learn.....a 441 tell truth, and s. the devil..q 445 tell truth, and s. the devil... 446 speak truly, s. the devil.....n 413 I have power to shame him*.q 445 who shrink from s. are safe..n 450 covers faults at last with s.*.d 427 not s. to tell you what I was*k 385 Shameless-woman is the worst.v 478 Shamrock-old Erin's native s..m 156 Shandon-with thy bells of S...s 365 Shape-the s's of men*..........g 74 in any shape, in any mood...g 80 tulip beds of different s.....n 158 of calling s's, and beck'ning.h 401 shape as of an arbor.........k 437 perfect shape most glorious.d 445 keep one shape*............. .....7 308 take any shape but that*....o 121 assume a pleasing shape*....q 342 divinity that s's our ends*..c 349 Shaped-not s. for sportive*.... 255 s. that traced the lives......m 331 Shaping-s, many an urn......w 316 Share-the s. uptears thy bed...j 139 task when many share......h 195 Sharper-hunger is s. than the.p 203 slander; whose edge is s.*...q 387 Sharpest-robs poverty of its s..e 342 Shattered-bind all ours. hopes.u 396 She-are the cruell'st s. alive*,.m 77 chaste, and unexpressive s.*.1 477 ifs. be not so to me, what care.q784 s., while apostles shrank....w 472 Sheaf-read that binds the sheaf. 56 Sheafed-s. is the golden corn..k 376 Shear-hold the vital shears....g 390 Sheaves-which makes the fair s.1276 with the last s. returns. ...c 376 4 Shed-found in lowly sheds.....d 73 did not think to shed a tear*.h 416 prepare to shed them now*. .j 416 shed their substance on the.. 393 Sheen-of gold and glittering s.. 304 Sheep-the mountain s, were....p 12 valley sheep were fatter......p 12 hills are white over with s... 226 I preserv'd my sheep........A 2:4 to a close-shorn sheep.......j 348 Sheer-s.off in vigorous growth. 200 Sheet-stiff in its winding s....] 138 a wet s. and a flowing sea....46 Sheeted-s. dead did squeak*.. £ Shelf-laid upon the shelf. A 16 Shell-kill him in the shell*. ..644 a smooth-lipped shell... r 77 unseen within thy airy shell. z 1 ) rose-lipped shell... w 281 sea-weed and the s-s. upon...1422 pearly shell that murmurs..b333 eat chickens i' the shell*.... 5.) take ye cach a shell.. $ 307 Shelter-whose arms gave s. to.qt some shelter is in......... ..p5s His shelter o'er thee throw..i136 the shelter of an aged tree... 197 hearth and a shelter ....... 19% delicious is your shelter.....b 434 thou to birds dost s. give....e 434 shared its s., perish in its....!368 shelter but in human kind..d 413 give me shade and no s.....p 440 Sheltered-in youth it s. me.... 432 Sheltering-hangs with s. grace.g 441 Shelved-s. around us lie.......20 Shepherd-s's homely curds*....c67 shepherds at the grange......A 57 shepherd I take thy word....d 73 to the sheperd own'd........ 276 I'll fly from shepherds.. 1241 s's. flocks and plains.. good s.. tell this youth.....245 star that bids the shepherd..b 403 8. here from scorching...... 434 host to s's and to kings......n 389 star calls up the shepherd*..p 433 124 sweeter shade to shepherds* f 437 Shepherdess-a s. passed by....k 160 Shield-a desire to shield....... 41 his azure shield the heavens ƒ 409 s.-broad the lily floats....... 148 broken was her shield.......a 459 Shift-shift from side to side....d 95 2110 whichever way it shift.......p 49 Shilling-other took a s. out...........153 guinea and seven-s. pieces..d 473 postively cost a shilling.....6320 Shilkspur-S?S? who wrote it..(26 Shimmer-s, the low flats and..A 376 s. with angel glances... Shine-deceitful s., deceitful.. m 484 fame's proud temple s's afar, a 114 shine in more substantial... 199 if the sun would ever shine. .j 436 it shines for all, as shines...≈ 443 truth in the end shall shine. y 443 s. by the side of every path.alii propitious s's and shapes....k 443 nay who dare shine. white walls along them s....k 364 substitute s's brightly as a*.p 307 one simile that solitary s's..b3:0 shine on our mortal sight...r402 night ten thousand shine... 403 .z3 shine out, fair sun*. .w 409 was prodigal of summery s..d 393 in vain the stars would shine.s 473 shine like a guinea, and...........d 473 Shined-although it be not s.... 63 Shinest-thou shinest fair with.o 352 Shineth-that shineth as the gold.i 87 Shining-shining in the sky....a 161 woven of shining smilax....k 131 that was shining on him...w 239 improve each shining hour..i 213 Ship-ships sailorless lay rotting.ƒ 78 as s's meet at sea, a moment.g 195 true ship is the ship-builder. 381 s's that sailed for sunny iles. i 381 in a ship is being in a jail...j 381 not a s. that sails the ocean.m 381 s's that have gone down at..o 381 ships dim discovered........ 381 shrouds and masts of ships.n 381 a ship is struggling.... .......g 313 gallant ship so lustily. ..i 313 every day brings a ship......i 315 Argoan s's brave ornament.m 440 hearts of oak are our ships..a 492 as ships that divide...... 9 326 above a thousand ships*.. ...n 471 sail on, O ship of State......n 329 ships were British oak......b 329 thy ships want sea-room....h 399, the gallant ship along....... 313 speed on the ship............ 313 the stately ships go on.....m 313 ships that pass in the night.b 118 watch the stately ships.....n 222 twain have met like the s's .h 171 s's rigged out with sails of..d 411 with tempests on the ship...i 404 Shipped-thou wert s. to hell*.k 215 Shipwright-impress of s's*...u 225 Shirt-martyr in his s. of fire..c 256 this "Song of the Shirt.".... 341 Shiver-when thou'rt named...d 184 s's the aspen, still dreaming.a 440 Shivering-left the s. pines.....n 375 welcomes in the s. pair.....a 333 Shoal-rushing s's, to warm us..121 and shoal of time* ..0 235 many a shoal.. j313 with shoals of life rushing..a 353 Shock-sink beneath the s......g 41 shocks that flesh is heir to*..d 85 shock it gives their feelings.u 353 but in plain shocks*........b 349 Shod-s. like a mountaineer...q 250 feet are shod with silence..aa 382 Shoe-call for his old shoes.......v6 fling her old shoe after.....cc 251 he was more than over s's*.. 216 can shoe him himself"......d 301 modish shoes are worn......a 319 a careless shoe string.. ...d 319 where the shoe pinches.....e 319 a surgeon to old shoes*. ƒ 319 to wear out their shoes*. i 319 his store of shoes... ..t 318 ere those shoes were old*, u476 Shoemaker-s's quietly stick...o 184 s. makes a good shoe........u 318 Shook-s. the fragment of his..s 452 Shoot-at crows is powder flung.ƒ 23 ..o 320 € 25 shoot out his prayer to God.j 344 shoot, if you must this old..b 330 shoot not at me in your". ....0 363 sure never to o'er shoot.. .7 213 dare not shoot at him*. ·····7 264 that shoots my tortured. J 303 s's through the morning....h 313 s. up their heads into.... ..b 440 pang shoots through the ...m 359 young idea how to shoot....7304 Shop-leaves his snug shop.....t 318 wherefore art not in the s.* .i 319 rubbish of the shops... and in his needy shop*.. .g310 Shopkeeper-what is true of a s.g311 Shopkeeping-of a s. nation....g 311 Shore-upon the dreary s boats should keep near s.....q 43 to his native shore..... .n 70 on some silent shore....... v 80 unknown and silent shore...n 81 new shores descried make...j 364 steer 'twixt fertile shores.... 364 thy wild and willow'd shore.t 365 most exaulted s's of all*.....a 366 when the shore is won......a 408 varying s. o'er the world*...t 409 from thy s. the tempest*.... 404 after-silence on the shore ...s 292 frets against the boundary s.q 323 rapture on the lonely shore.. 322 long line of the vacant s.....l 422 kingdom of the shore*. ....k 427 on its inhospitable shore.... 427 s's of will and judgment*....s 465 his control stops with the s.8 322 on the dull, tame shore.....c 323 never came to shore.........i 381 gath'ring pebbles on the s...d 55 smoothly on the farther s.... 113 foot in sea, and one on s.*...o 122 as waves that wash no s.....n 481 waves lash the frighted s's...j 404 Shoreless-the shoreless seas...d 289 Shore ward-will roll us s. soon.bb 323 flung shoreward now.......n 422 Shorn-wind to the s. lamb....h 349 Short-converse, so s., so sweet.h 171 short as it is violent.........v 472 s. our happy days appear...h 424 has happiness so s. a day....r 190 short and the long of it*....j 499 life is s., and time is swift...z 491 Shot-mine arrow o'er the house*. 2 a fool's bolt is soon shot*...cc 162 shot through with golden... 372 aim of every dangerous s.*. ..7 124 transports his poison'd s.*..n 387 Should-this "should" is like a*. l 46 I'm no the thing I should be.1357 Shoulder-and white his crest..m 22 made in every human s......h 67 stands on any s. that I see*..s 111 over thy decent shoulders...d 203 Shout-shout now! the months.a 274 with song and shout........b 244 universal host up sent a s... 399 Show-rich without a show.....c 48 within which passeth show*..p 50 a man frail, but they shew...q58 primrose makes a splendid s.m 31 this world is all a fleeting s. m 484 the man who s's his heart...z 484 by outward s. let's not be...m 162 what it shows and what.....ƒ 279 the time with fairest show*.. 204 external s's of nature have..n 412 they praise my rustling s...n 369 I s. it most of all, when í s.*.7 219 this shows you are above*...r 219 scatter'd to make up a s.*...g 310 without the show of both*..k 316 show he harbours treason*..v 498 mercy to him that shows it.p 355 obscures the show of evil*.. *..g 308 Shower-vernal showers on the.m 26 suck in some moistening s...3 46 I bring fresh showers for.....u 59 cool large showers lying......b 79 small showers last long*....k 103 in their shower, hearts open. 334 ever drank the amber s......o 153 in the soft May shower......d 159 kindly s's and sunshine.....z 160 descend thy silent showers..r 372 the whitening s. descends...j378 then the shower.............j 270 within your showers........k 270 silent shower, that trickled..c 352 April shall with all his s's*..i 352 hung on the shower.........g 352 guard from chilling s's......ƒ 322 shower of light is poesy.....i 339 a s. of commanded tears*....s 178 fallen in perpetual shower..n 415 between the pelting s's...... 410 showers arise, blown*.......8 416 trees are busy with the s....h 432 mighty showers the floods... 437 fall to earth in silver s's.....k 439 Showering-s. plenty her feet..i 438 Showery-rain-drops' s. dance. y 351 Showing-s. an outward pity*.bb 384 Shred-yet that poor shred.....b 320 Shrewd-and s., and froward*..i 120 Shriek-hark! what s. of death.u 381 shriek to the echo.. .w 382 louder shrieks to pitying. ...z 120 the merry shriek.. ..cc 308 Shrieked-then s. the timid....s 381 Shrilling-winds are s. cold....8 467 Shrine-shrine of the mighty...f 45 to adorn the shrine... .m 128 at innumerable shrines.....r 262 the shrine of refuge. ....p 234 even from out thy shrine...a 323 Shrink-do our duty and not s..v 98 all the boards did shrink... k 461 who s. from shame are safe..n 450 shrinks from the dismaying. 395 Shrinking-s. as violets do.....f 160 Shriveled-with vain desire iss..160 Shroud-s. shall lap thee fast ..m 83 s's and masts of ships ....n 381 o'er the s's ærial whispers...v 488 Shrouded-therein s. from the..j 433 Shrub-low s's from winter's*. •.984 to leafless shrubs....... ....a 226 odors from the spicy s's....h 257 Shrubbery-through the s's.... 434 Shrug-these hums, and ha's*..i 42 Shrunk-to this little measure*j 119 |