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sickness is catching*........7 120 his s., for it is my office*....d 204 s. of health, and living*.....b 382 hele, and also in silkenesse. q 473 warms the very sickness*...s 363 and sickness rages..........k 236 sickness clogs our wheels...p 392 Side-holding both his sides...w 226 equal, taken from his side...o 478 Siege-wastes a ten year's s....e 245 wreck fuls. of battering days*k 426 Sieve-as water in a sieve*.......q4 draws nectar in a sieve......r 200 Sifted-s. through the winds...k 393 Sigh-on the bridge of sighs, ....x 58

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of angels s. thee to thy rest*.r 10 lark at heaven's gate sings*..g 16 and at my casement sing.....n 31 come, and my requiem sing..n 31 merry thrush sing hymns....n 33 that I here the foules synge..h 37 liberty-of thee I sing........g 71 I sing the sweets I know.....ƒ 99 and sing, enamour'd of the..c 98 sing to those that hold..... .118 praise of God to play and s..ƒ 485 now let us sing. .......a 251 sing, robins, sing. .......a 136 content to s. in its small cage.d 259 let us sing by the fire... ..c274 before new nestlings sing...d 373 birds they s. upon the wing.f 374 work the village maiden s's. a 339 sings within thy bow'r.....m 221 rose! to thee we'll sing......153 sing, ye meadow-streams....n 179 biting pang the while she s's.p 385 somewhere s's about the sky.g 386 at her flowery work doth s...i 390 sing and rival Orpheus'.....v 385 he s's psalms to hornpipes*.w 385 she will s. the savageness*... 386 s's hymns at heaven's gate*.b 386 I do but s., because I must..e 386 when he did sing*. ........r 312 by turns the Muses sing....e 437 angels draw near and sing..n 352 he sings at grave-making*..k 322 I'll tell her plain she sings* m 477 sing through every shroud.. 404 they sing, and that they love.o 194

I would sing to myself......d 264 Singe-that it do s. yourself*... v 102 Singer-those who heard the s's.q 385

God sent his s's upon earth..r 385 he the sweetest of all singers.8 385 Singest-s away the early hours.o 27 thou sing'st hymns to them../ 134 Singing-gladsome in thy s.....c 26 with singing, laughing.....a 360 beneath the eaves, are s...... ·J440 are singing in chorus.......h 450 singing their great Creator..g 485 the singing of birds... ƒ371 I hear the bird-lets singing..) 371 bird-lets s. warble sweet.....o 372 thou'rt s. thy last melodies. .h 374 birds have ceased their s....k 376 made another s. of the soul..1239 ye birds, that singing up...a 343 singing birds take wing.....t 424 Single-dies, in s. blessedness*..d 94 but, for my single self"......d 235 s. in responsible act and....a 473 two souls with but a single.n 449 s. spies, but in battalions*..g 398 Singly-s. can be manifested*..k 316 Singular-off my head and s...a 124 Singularity-the trick of s*....k 499 Sink-sink beneath the shock...g 41

s's down behind the azure...t 410 help me, Cassius, or I sink*. / 195 s, in the dark and silent lake.j 393 wisely swim, or gladly sink. 421 with care, sinks down to rest.r 388 let the world sink.......... y 492 8. with their own weights...c 471 sink or swim, live or die....a 330 Sinned-more s. against than*. y 497 Sinner-s's whom long years of.a 256 where s's may have rest I go.c 194 for we are sinners all*.......h 218 seraph may pray for a sinner.c 344 Sinning-against than s.*....... 497 Sinless-sinless, stirless rest....m 79 Sion- or if S. hill delight thee.u 324 Sip-my own did hope to sip...o 379 Sipping-s. only what is sweet.ƒ 212 Sir-pray take them, Sir... .k 302 Sire-over her hoary sire.......u 277 sire to thyself..

.d 284 that warmed our sires..... .e 251 from the sire the son...... .a 459 sire and his three sons.... u 494 so lived our sires......... -J 309 green graves of your sires... 329 Siren-rocks where sits the s... 313 celestial siren's harmony... g 390 Sirloin-a battle's a sirloin.....o 293 Sister-Panope with all her s's..t 381 with its fair sisters, culled...o 132 sisters may not clasp thee...r 132 sister! look ye, how.........u 319 sister of the mournful night.d 447 still gentler sister woman... 228 prose, her younger sister....q 340 both sisters, never seen apart.x 468 stole from her s. sorrow.....n 398 gentleman should be her s.*.d 477 haste, half-sister to delay....o 429 Sister-train-all thy s-t. I see...n 156 Sit-I s. in my darkness and.....k 6 might sit and rest awhile....e 405 brow-shame is asham'd to s.*. 199 we sit too long on trifles*....t 442 sits the wind in that cerner*.k 467 that sit upon the..... ......g 390 take off my flesh and sit in.. ..9 374 let us sit upon the ground*. w 367 here will we sit*. ..1 283 who sit with us at the same.c 413 widow sits upon mine arm..e 458 that man that sits*.. .......p 324 Sittest-s. in the moonlight....n 242 Sitting-still is s., still is s....... 30 Situate-under heaven's eye*...d 229 Six-s. hundred pounds a year.e 463 six hours in sleep...........u 490 Sixpence-where I gave a groat... k 62 who has not sixpence but...i 256 Size-the size of pots of ale.....q 303 Skein-tremulous skeins of rain.v 351 Skeptic-whatever s. could...... 14

thought-benighted skeptic.... 56 Skepticism-vagaries of s......n 162 Skewer-the skew'r to wright..h 300 Skill-s. was almost as great*.. ...../1 the parson own'd his skill........l 14 thinks by force or skill......u 163 dialect and different skill*...e 430 beckoning his skill with.....a 418

skill in a true hate, to pray*,í 192 honour hath no skill in*....u 199 a little skill in antiquity....p 357 greater want of skill.........g 300 power and skill ............. 474 fool who thinks by force or s.k 478 Skillful-s. alike with tongue..n 317 Skin-because his painted skin*.9 60

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the trumpets of the sky m 393 that is in the starry sky....dd 383 weathers every sky.........a 139 planted to remind us of the s.b 139 empty s., a world of heather.o 140 ripened in our northern s...o 252 upon the glorious sky.......c 272 arch skies so blue they flash.a 273 month our sky deforms.....k 273 forehead of the morning s...Ħ 277

opes an azure sky.... .t 277 o'er half the skies.. ........g 278 falling from the cloudy s's..a 373 tender blue of wistful skies..e 374 clear and cloudless sky.. ......a 374 seem to tread the sky.. .u 336 sky on which you closed ƒ 229 I gazed upon the glorious sg 184 forth under the open sky....i 285 until they crowd the sky....i 288 drops down behind the sky.j 288 mad approaches to the sky..n 457 there was war in the skies..f 458 the sky is overcast..........c 404 he raised a mortal to the s's.v 209 to court the sky......... j 157 sky, purpled and paled....... ....m 411 He paints the skies gay.....q 411 admitted to that equal sky..ƒ 234 thy faint blue sky. .........b 270 canopied by the blue sky....f 386 somewhere sings about the s.g 386 that golden sky which was..h 386 s. domed above us, with its p 386 autumn paints upon the s...j 386 breathes from that blue s.... f466 the astonished skies..... .. 316 tall oak, towering to the s's. ƒ 439 up their heads into the s's...b 440 a rainbow in the sky. ....p 352 whatever sky's above me....l 360 Skylark-happy 8. springing....c 26 Slab-a massy slab, in fashion..7301 Slae-milk-white is the slae....g 126 Slain-can never do that's s.....h 73 s. fighting for his country...a 80 the slayer oft is slain........p 456 depos'd some slain in war, w 367 he that in the field is slain..d 199 looks which have me slain... .7.491 thrice he slew the slain......o 343 Slander-not devis'd this s.*...k 387 tongue of s. is too prompt...r 386 if slander be a snake, it is...y 386 whose angry at a s., makes..a 387 slander filled her mouth.....c 387 s., the foulest whelp of sin...c 387 enemies carry about slander.d 387 s. lives upon succession*....i 287 slander, whose whisper o'ern 387 s's mark was ever yet*......0 387 s. doth but approve thy*. o 387 s.; whose edge is sharper*...q 387 grave this viperous slander*.q 387 soft-buzzing slander.... ..t 387 Slandered-s. to death by*. .m 387 Slanderous-wife these s.......v 464

ear to a slanderous report...b 387 done to death by s.*.. ..h 387 tie the gall up in the s.*.....1 387 Slaughter-8. men for glory's..d 458

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slaves howe'er contented....e 167 | slave of my thoughts.......k 331 flag in mockery over slaves..o 124 the s. of poverty and love...o 365 all are slaves besides........c 444 slaves, of the laborious plow.c 485 would not have a s. to till..u 387 slaves cannot breathe in....v 387 freemen are the worst of s's. w 387 sons of Columbia be slaves..c 388 whatever day makes man as d 388 captive bartered, as a slave..e 388 base is the slave that pays*.g 388 many a purchas'd slave*....h 388 slaves-in the land of......0388 slaves-crouching on the...o 388 wherever a s. in his fetters.p 388 slave-drivers quietly whipt..o 184 abject s's to the servants....j 448 or sweating slave support...f322 slaves who fear to speak.......c 494 a subject, not a slave........c 330 make slaves of men..

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broke theirs. with thoughts* 181 rather s. in the southern.... 184 pleasure, and thy golden s*....i 260 a charm that lulls to sleep..g 173 we have only lost our sleep..a 176 the sun is lail to sleep......c 275 sleeps upon this bank*......a 276 not s. that made him nod...g 157 s., liest thou ia in smoky*..c 213 murmur invites one to sleep.b 226 flourish when he sleeps.....o 262 sleep and silence............g 265 world believe and sleep.... 369 sleepe after toyle............b 362 driven s. from mine eyes...e 401 and when we sleep..........g 401 music that brings sweet s...h 284 full of s. to understand.....u 285 balmy dews of sleep with....s 388 dares not sleep...... ...1288 entice the dewy feathered s..i 300 cry. sleep no more*. .......a 391 Macbeth does murder sleep*.a 391 medicine thee to that sweet s.c 391 sleep, thou ape of death*. f391 shake off this downy sleep*.g 391 sleep shall, neither night*...j 391 sleep that knits up*. .k 391

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