the luminous cloud, 245.
rises in me like a summer's
morn, 245.
Joys, fading, we dote upon, 144.
must flow from ourselves,

199.

280.

snatched hasty, 185.
Kisses after death remembered,
280.

Kith nor kin, 208.
Kitten, and cry mew, 56.
Knave, how absolute the, is, 85.
Knaves, untaught, unmannerly,

55.

Knee, crook the hinges of the, 83.
Knell that summons thee, 47.
the shroud, etc., 176.
rung by fairy hands, 198.
Knew, carry all he, 204.
Knife, war to the, 302.
Knight, a prince can mak' a belt-
ed, 224.

Keeper, am I my brother's, 1.
Kew, his highness' dog at, 168.
Kick where honor's lodged, 134.

may kill a sound divine, 210.
Kid, the leopard lie down with
the, 10.

Kin, makes the whole world, 64.
a little more than, 75.
-, prohibited degree of, 135.
Kind, fellow-feeling makes one
wondrous, 193.
Kindness, too full of the milk of
human, 45.

King, every inch a, 71.

81.

catch the conscience of the,

Know then thyself, 155.

-, to, her was to love her, 277.
Known, to be for ever,107.
Kosciusko fell, 248.

Labor of love, 23.

we delight in, 47.

and intent study, 127.
-, youth of, 202.

-, ease and alternate, 183.
Laborer worthy of his reward, 24.
Laborers are few, 15.

Ladies be but young and fair, 40.
intellectual, 269.
Lady doth protest too much, 83.
Lady's in the case, 170.
Lamb to the slaughter, 10.
of God, behold the, 19.
Una with her milk-white,

Language, that those lips had, 214.
Lapland night, lovely as a, 234.
Large streams from little foun-
tains flow, 227.

Lark at heaven's gate sings, 69.
Lass, drink to the, 220.
Lasses, then she made the, 224.
Last, not least, in love, 66.

at his cross, 292.
-link is broken, 292.
Late, choosing and beginning, 119.
known too, 72.

Latin no more difficile, 130.
Laugh, the world and its dread,

184.

slits the thin-spun, 123.
while there is, hope, 170.
blandishments of, 172.
protracted, is protracted

woe, 187.

, love of, increased with years,

Lip, coral, admires, 101.

I ne'er saw nectar on a, 220.
Lips, when I ope my, 36.
take, O take those lips

away, 31.
were red, 103.
vermeil tinctured, 122.
smile on her, 253.
heart on her, 267.

214.

O that those, had language,

Liquors, hot and rebellious, 40.
Lisped in numbers, 164.
Live, taught us how to, 169.
while you live, 186.

-to please, must please to live,
187.

Lively to severe, 158.
Livery of heaven, 273.

in her sober, 116.

Lives, lovely and pleasant in
their, 2.

Loan, loses itself and friend, 77.
Lobster, boiled, like a, 133.
Local habitation and a name, 35.
Locks, never shake thy gory, 48.
hyacinthine, 115.

Lodge in some vast wilderness,

211.

Loins be girded, 18.
Long choosing, 119.
Looming bastion, 280.

Look, a lean and hungry, 65.
upon this picture, 84.
drew audience, 113.
ere you leap, 92, 134.
longing, lingering, 196.

Looker-on here in Vienna, 231.
Looking before and after, 85, 330.
Look, with despatchful, 117.

of human kind, 201.
stories of great, 225.
of ladies intellectual, 269.
Lore, skilled in gestic, 201.
Loss, promise to his, 13.
Losses, fellow that hath had, 33.
Lost, who neither won nor, 208.
Lothario, is this that gallant, gay,
153.

Lot's wife, remember, 19.
Love to me was wonderful, 3.

-, greater, hath no man, 20.
is the fulfilling of the law, 21.
labor of, 23.

casteth out fear, 25.
she never told her, 29.
sought is good, 29.

looks not with the eyes, 34.
never did run smooth, 34.
last not least in, 66.
beggary in, 69.
prove variable, 73.
ecstasy of, 79.

live with me, and be my, 93.
at first sight, 93.
's proper hue, 118.
in every gesture, 118.
pity's akin to, 146.
if there's delight in, 153.
and hate in like extreme, 168
-, let those, who never love
before, 169.

an unrelenting foe to, 186.
purple light of, 194.

of Life increased with years,
209.

wroth with one we, 242.

all ministers of, 243.
must needs be blind, 246.
seeth with the heart, 247.
cannot die, 247.

after his own heart, 2.
thou art the, 3.

is born unto trouble, 4.

mark the perfect, 5.
stagger like a drunken, 6.
goeth to his long home, 9.
under his fig-tree, 12.

shall not live by bread alone,

profited, for what is, 16.
be born again, 19.
lay down his life, 20.
soweth, that shall he reap,

shall bear his own burden,

a proper, as any one shall
see, 34.

dressed in a little brief au-
thority, 30.

that hath no music, 38.
dare do all that may become

a, 46.

dare, I dare, 48.

could have better spared a
better, 56.

so faint, so spiritless, 57.

this is the state of, 63.
that hangs on princes' fa-
vors, 63.

68.

83.

of such a feeble temper, 65
the foremost of all the world,

this was a, 69.

's as true as steel, 73.

take him for all in all, 77.
what a piece of work is, 80.
delights not me, 80.

that is not passion's slave,

give the world assurance of

a, 84.

wished heaven had made
her such a, 87.

of morals, 107.

old, eloquent, 126.

that meddles with cold iron,

beware the fury of a patient,

fate, 176.

of wisdom is the man of
years, 177.

wants but little, 177, 205.
all may do what has been
done by, 177.

that blushes is not quite a
brute, 177.

of pleasure, man of pains,
178.

the mind is the standard of
the, 181.

little round, fat, oily, 185.
who turnips cries, 190.
forget not, though in rags he
lies, 199.

to all the country dear, 203.
abridgment of all that was
pleasant in, 205.

recovered of the bite, 205.
he felt as a, 208.
that hails you Tom or Jack,

215.

child is father of the, 228.
with large gray eyes, 229.
the wisest, who is not wise
at all, 230.

251.

teach you more of, 236.
prayeth well and best, 242.
a sadder and a wiser, 242.
hath always treasures, 245.
the hermit sighed, 249.

of woe, I was not always,

with soul so dead, 252.
I love not, the less, 263.
's best things, 278.

proposes, God disposes, 293.
-, no, suddenly good, 295.
full, made by reading, 296.
blind old, of Scio's rocky
isle, 265.

what can an old, do but die,

275.
Mankind, wisest, brightest, mean-
est of, 157.

, survey, from China to

Peru, 187.

men think their little

set, 217.
Manna, his tongue dropped, 113.
Manners, evil communications
corrupt good, 22.
Mansions, many, in my Father's
house, 20.

Many are called, 17.
Mar what 's well, 70.
Marcellus exiled feels, 157.
March, beware the Ides of, 64.
in life's morning, 250.
the stormy, has come, 284.
Mare, gray, the better horse, 147.
Margin, a meadow of, 219.
Mariners of England, 250.
Mark, death loves a shining, 177.
the archer little meant, 254.
Marlborough's eyes, 188.
Marmion, the last words of, 253.
Marriage bell, merry as a, 260.
tables, coldly furnish
forth the, 76.