no, 132.

23.

cree, 204.

see, 34.

Love in such a wilderness, 251. Majestic, though in ruin, 113.
is heaven, 251.

Malice, nor set down aught in,
true, is the gift of Heaven, 91.
252.

Mammon, ye cannot serve God
rules the court, 251.

and, 14.
deep as first, 280.

the least erected spirit,
is a boy, 133.

112.
Loves, nobler cares and nobler, Man should not be alone, 1.
237.

after his own heart, 2.
Loved not wisely, 91.

thou art the, 3.
and lost better to have, 280. is born unto trouble, 4.
Loveliness needs no ornament, 184. mark the perfect, 5.
Lover with a woful ballad, 41. , stagger like a drunken, 6.
why so pale, 107.

goeth to his long home, 9.
Lover's perjuries, 73.

under his fig-tree, 12.
Lower, he that is down can fall shall not live by bread alone,

14.
Lowly born, better to be, 62.

profited, for what is, 16.
Lucifer, falls like, 63.

be born again, 19.
Lucre, not greedy of filthy, 24. lay down his life, 20.
Lumber, learned, 162.

soweth, that shall he reap,
Lustre I ne'er could any see, 220. 23.
Lute, listened to a, 283.

shall bear his own burden,
Luxury of doing good, 200.

cursed by heaven's de- a proper, as any one shall
to be, 244.

dressed in a little brief au-
in self-dispraise, 240. thority, 30.
Lydian airs, lap me in, 126.

that hath no music, 38.
Lying, this world is given to, 56. dare do all that may become
Lyre, waked to ecstasy, 196.

dare, I dare, 48.
Macduff, lay on, 52.

could have better spared a
Machiavel had ne'er a trick, 135. better, 56.
Mad, that he is, 't is true, 79.

so faint, so spiritless, 57.
pleasure in being, 141.

this is the state of, 63.
, an undevout astronomer is, that hangs on princes' fa-
178.
Madness, tho' this be, yet there's of such a feeble temper, 65.
method in it, 80.

the foremost of all the world,
moonstruck, 119.

68.
great wits allied to, 139. this was a, 69.
to defer, 174.

's as true as steel, 73.
, moody, 194.

take him for all in all, 77.
Magic numbers, 152.

what a piece of work is, 80.
Maid who modestly conceals, 192. delights not me, 80.
sidelong, 185.

that is not passion's slave,
- none to love and praise, 229. 83.
Maiden meditation, 34.

give the world assurance of
of bashful fifteen, 220.
shame, blush of, 284.

wished heaven had made
Maidens withering on the stalk, her such a, 87.
237.

of morals, 107.
are caught by glare, 259. old, eloquent, 126.

a, 46.

vors, 63.

8, 84.

on, 224.

as

9

9

Man, as good kill a, as a book, 128. Man, her 'prentice han' she tried

that meddles with cold iron,
132.

-'s inhumanity to man, 224.
beware the fury of a patient, 's the gowd for a' that, 224.
140.

pity the sorrows of a poor
free as nature first made,

old, 225.
141.

child is father of the, 228.
happy the, and happy he with large gray eyes, 229.
alone, 142.

the wisest, who is not wise
expatiate free o'er all this at all, 230.
scene of, 154.

teach

you more of, 236.
never is, but always to be prayeth well and best, 242.
blest, 154.

-, a sadder and a wiser, 242.
the proper study of man- hath always treasures, 245.
kind is, 155.

the hermit sighed, 249.
virtuous and vicious must of woe, I was not always,
be, 156.

251.
worth makes the, 157.

with soul so dead, 252.
honest, the noblest work of , I love not, the less, 263.
God, 157.

's best things, 278.
of Ross, 160.

proposes, God disposes, 293.
remote from, 169.

, no, suddenly good, 295.
a fool at forty, 174.

full, made by reading, 296.
thankless, inconsistent, 175. blind old, of Scio's rocky
makes a death nature never isle, 265.
made, 176.

what can an old, do but die,
where the good, meets his 275.
fate, 176.

Mankind, wisest, brightest, mean-
of wisdom is the man of est of, 157.

, survey,

from China to
wants but little, 177, 205. Peru, 187.
all may do what has been

men think their little
done by, 177.

that blushes is not quite a Manna, his tongue dropped, 113.
brute, 177.

Manners, evil communications
of pleasure, man of pains, corrupt good, 22.
178.

Mansions, many, in my Father's
the mind is the standard of house, 20.
the, 181.

Many are called, 17.
little round, fat, oily, 185. Mar what's well, 70.
who turnips cries, 190. Marcellus exiled feels, 157.

forget not, though in rags he March, beware the Ides of, 64.
lies, 199.

in life's morning, 250.
to all the country dear, 203.

the stormy, has come, 284.
-, abridgment of all that was Mare, gray, the better horse, 147.
pleasant in, 205.

Margin, a meadow of, 219.
recovered of the bite, 205. Mariners of England, 250.
he felt as a, 208.

Mark, death loves a shining, 177.
that hails you Tom or Jack, the archer little meant, 254.
215.

Marlborough's eyes, 188.
is the noblest growth our Marmion, the last words of, 253.
realms supply, 217.

Marriage bell, merry as a, 260.
gently scan your brother,

tables, coldly furnish
222.

forth the, 76.

years, 177.

set, 217.

9

I were, 32.

18.

and watc

plinstone hang

er, 30,

is its ow

Married, I did not think to live till | Men, justify the ways of God to, en, vice i

110.

frightful, 1
Marrying ancient people, 297.

busy hum of, 125.

ight, he th
Mars, an eye like, 84.

are but children, 141.

he, 207.
Martyrs, blood of the, 306.

impious, bear sway, 150. lighty, how
Mary hath chosen that good part, some to business take, 159. Mile, measure

think all men mortal, 175. Aliles, might
Mast, nail to the, 289.

talk only to conceal their

228.
Master passion in the breast, 155. mind, 179.

Pilk of huma
Mattock and the grave, 176.

rich, rule the law, 202.
Maxims preaching down a daugh- were deceivers ever, 207. All!, brook th
ter's heart, 279.

think their little set man- billions of s
Maytime and cheerful dawn, 231. kind, 217.

116.
May, chills the lap of, 201.

who their duties know, 218. for de
Maze, a mighty, 154.

schemes of mice and, 222.
mirthful, 201.

by losing rendered sager, 266. 19.
Meaner beauties of the night, 97.

world knows nothing of its Milton, some
Measure, to tread a, on the grass,

greatest, 228.

196.
35.

beneath the rule of, 281. plind, be fully
Meat, I cannot eat but little, 304. lives of great, remind us, diseased.
Meats, funeral baked, 76.
287.

's eve, He
Meccas of the mind, 286.

forty thousand, went up a farewell
Medes and Persians, law of the, 12. hill, 308.

out of,
Medicine, miserable have no oth- Merchants most do congregate, 36.

. musing
Mercy and truth are met, 5.
Meditation, fancy free, 34.

is not strained, 37.

men tuul
Melancholy, green and yellow, 29. temper justice with, 119.

their, 179.
, moping, 119.

, I to others show, 163.
most musical, 124.

a God all, 177.

181.
chord in, 275.
shut the gates of, 196.

gives to
Melodies, heard, are sweet, 271.

sighed farewell, 266.
-, a thousand, 276. Merit, by, raised, 112.
Melody of every grace, 105.

as if her, lessened yours,
crack the voice of, 290.
Melrose, if thou wouldst view, 251. modest men dumb on their
Memory, pluck from the, 51.

Walton's heavenly, 236. Mermaid, things done at the, 100.

begin to throng into my, Merriment, flashes of, 85.
121.

Merry when I hear sweet music,
for his jeşts, indebted to 38.
his, 220.

in hall when beards wag
watches o'er the sad re- all, 92.
views of joys, 249.

as the day is long, 310.
Men, are you good and true, 33. Metal more attractive, 83.
have died, 42.

sonorous, 111.
in the catalogue ye go for, 47. Metaphysic wit, high as, 130.
-’s evil manners live in brass, Metre ballad-monger, 56.
64.

Mettle, grasp it like a man of, 182.
that are fat, 65.

Mice, and such small deer, 71.
the evil they do lives after like little, stole in and out,
them, 67.

is the sta

192.

own, 226.

from her you
- forbidis to

vacant, E
to me a k

she had
how fieet
215.

to mind,
magic of

Meccas
Mlinds, imocent

are not e
that hav

one fat

fer, 229.
Mine own, do v

17.
Minister,

262.
Ministers of love
l'innows, Tritor
Miracle instead
Mirror up to nat
Mirth, within the

dren, 141.

o conceal theri

ne law, 202.

uties know, 218.

ndered sager, 26

e rule of, 281.
ceat, remind us

ssand, went up :

do congregate, 36.

are met,
erined, 37.
justice with, 119.
ers show, 163.
11, 177.

gates of, 196.
arewell, 266.
1. 112.

ways of God tog en, vice is a monster of so Mirth, you have displaced the, 49.
frightful, 156.

grew fast and furious, 221.
f, 125. ight, he that would not when and innocence, 267.
he, 207.

; string attuned to, 275.
ar sway. 150. Nighty, how are the, fallen, 2. Miser's pensioner, 237.
Liness take. 159. Mile, measured many a, 35. Miserable have no other medicine,
en mortal, 176. Miles, might travel twelve stout, 30.
228.

Miseries, in shallows and in, 68.
Milk of human kindness, 45. Misery acquaints a

man with
and water, 0, 267.

strange bedfellows, 26.
ers ever, 207. Mill, brook that turns a, 277.

a tear to, 197.
little set mar- Millions of spiritual creatures, steeped to the lips in, 288.
116.

Misery's darkest cavern, 189.
for defence, 306. Mistress of herself tho' china fall,
mice and, 222. Millstone hanged about his neck, 160.
19.

Mob of gentlemen, 166.
ws nothing of it Milton, some mute, inglorious, Modesty, bounds of, 74.
196.

Moment, and give to God each,
Mind, be fully persuaded in, 21. 186.

diseased, minister to a, 51. Monarch of all I survey, 214.
's eye, Horatio, 77.

Monarchs, fear of change per-
farewell the tranquil, 89. plexes, 112:
out of, out of sight, 93. Monarchies, weight of mightiest,
musing in his sullen, 95. 113.
is its own place, 111. Monastic brotherhood, 239.

men talk only to conceal Money the root of all evil, 24.
their, 179.

put in thy purse,

87.
is the standard of the man,

still get, 99.
181.

, so much as 't will bring,
gives to her, what he steals

133.
from her youth, 192.

Monster, a faultless, 144.
forbids to crave, 207. Month, a little, 76.
vacant, 202.

Months without an R, 307.
to me a kingdom is, 207. Mood, unused to the melting, 91.
she had a frugal, 214.

that blessed, 233.
how fieet is a glance of the, Moody madness, 194.
215.

Moon, pluck honor from the pale.
to mind, 252.

faced, 55.
magic of the, 266.

be a dog and bay the, 68.
Meccas of the, 286.

swear not by the, 73.

the inconstant, 73.
--hen beards wag Minds, innocent and quiet, 105.

are not ever craving, 220. is made of green cheese, 134.
that have nothing to con-

shine at full or no, 134.
fer, 229.

Moonlight sleeps upon this bank,
Mine own, do what I will with, 38.
17.

Moor, lady married to the, 237.
Minister, one fair spirit for my, Moral, to point a, 187.
262.

More to that which had too much,
Ministers of love, 243.

39.
Minnows, Triton of the, 64.

than painting can express,
Miracle instead of wit, 179.

153.
Mirror up to nature, 82.

Morn to noon he fell, 112.
Mirth, within the limit of becom- with rosy steps, 116.

tresses like the, 122.
22

„ lessened yours,

en dumb on their

done at the 100.
nes of, 85.
tear sweet music,

is long, 310.
active, 83.
111.
high as, 130.

,

nger, 56.

like a man of, 182.
small deer, 71.
stole in and out,

-chemes of, 222

ing, 35.

163.
zasumed, 170.

cess, 149.

en, 254.

a, 170.

Morn from black to red began to Music hath charms to soothe, 152.
turn, 133.

heavenly maid, 198.
meek-eyed, 183.

sphere-descended maid,
Morrow, take no thought for the, 198.
15.

his very foot has, 216.
Mortal to the skies, he raised a, instinct with, 230.
138.

in my heart, 230.
all men think all men, 175. of running brooks, 237.

know through a crown's with its voluptuous swell,
disguise, 199.

260.
Mortals, not in, to command suċ- of her face, 265.

-'s golden tongue, 271.
--, some feelings are to, giv- Musical as is Apollo's lute, 122.

Muttons, to return to our, 293.
Mortality, thoughts of, cordial to Myself, awe of such a thing as I,
the soul, 297.

65.
Motes that people the sunbcams, Mystery, burden of the, 233.
124.

of mysteries, 255.
Mother, so loving to my, 76. Myriads of rivulets, 281.

of arts and eloquence, 120. Myrtle, cypress and, 264.
-, where yet was ever found

Naiad or a grace, 253.
is a mother still, 244. Name, local habitation and a, 35.

-, happy he with such a, deed without a, 49.
281.

what's in a, 72.
tongue, 211.

filches from me my good,
Moths, maidens like, 259.

88.
Motley is the only wear, 40.

mark the marble with his,
Mould, mortal mixture of earth's, 160.
121.

at which the world grew
Mountain tops, misty, 74.

pale, 187.
robes the, 248.

the magic of a, 249.
Mountain waves, her march is Phoebus, what a, 268.
o'er the, 250.

Names, one of the few immortal,
Mountains interposed make ene- 286.
mies, 211.

Narcissa's last words, 158.
Greenland's icy, 258. Nathan said to David, 3.
Mourned, the loved and, 261. Nation exalted by righteousness,
Mourning, the oil of joy for, 11. 7.
Mouth, out of thine own, 19.