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and, 150. for the free, won the, 562. freedom's, once begun, 548. he has fought his last, 666. he who is in, slain, 403. I had a regular, 701. in the lost, 489. is lost and won, when the, 115. life is a, 750. lost and battle won, 463. not to the strong, 831. perilous edge of, 224. prize of death in, 660. rages loud and long, the, 515. see the front of, lour, 450. sees the other's umbered face, 92. smelleth the, afar off, 818. who in life's, 805. Battles, fought his, o'er again, 271. long ago, 473. rains fall after great, 725. sieges fortunes, 150. Battle's magnificently stern array, 543. sound, no war or, 251. van, in the, 680. Battled for the true and just, 632. Battle-field, march to the, 675. Battlements bore stars, 479. fate sits on these dark, 456. towers and, 248. Bauble, pleased with this, 318. Baucis' busy care, 274. Bay of Biscay O, 453. the moon, be a dog and, 114. Bay-tree, like a green, 819. Be as be we would, 38. good sweet maid, 664. lief not be as live to, 110. matters not what you are thought to, 713. no better than you should, 197. not afraid, it is I, 840. not overcome of evil, 844. not righteous overmuch, 830. or not to be, to, 135. powers that, 844. sure you are right then go ahead, 852. we know not what we may, 142. ye all of one mind, 849. ye angry and sin not, 847. Beach, fishermen that walk upon the, 148. there came to the, 515. Beacon of the wise, 102. Beade of amber, flie within a, 203. Beadle to a humorous sigh, 55. Beadroll, Fame's eternall, 28. Beads and prayer-books, 318. in drops of rain, tell their, 613. pictures rosaries, 215. they told, their, 678. Beak from out my heart, take thy, 640. Beaker full of the warm south, 575. Be-all and the end-all, 118. Beam, full midday, 255. on the outward shape, cast a, 245. that smiles the clouds away, 550. unpolluted in his, 169. Beams athwart the sea, 625. little candle throws his, 66. spreads his orient, 233. tricks his, 248. Beans, abstain from, 729. Bear a charmed life, 126. another's misfortunes, 336. bit you if it had been a, 292. borne and yet must, 566. how easy is a bush supposed a, 59. it calmly, we, 289. lick into form as a, 186. like the Turk, 327. me not so swiftly o'er, 674. or lion, sometime like a, 158. pain to the, 593. rugged Russian, 122. the palm alone, 110. those ills we have, 136. to conquer our fate is to, 515. to live or dare to die, 318. up and steer right onward, 252. with your own brother, 743. Bears and lions growl, 301. lick their cubs, 776, 780. when first born, 719. Bear-baiting heathenish, 593. Beard and hoary hair, 383. he that hath a, 50. of formal cut, 69. singed the Spanish king's, 616. the lion in his den, 490. was as white as snow, 142. was grizzled, 129. Bearded like the pard, 69. men, tears of, 489. Beards be grown, until your, 815. wag all, in hall where, 21. waveth all, when the, 21. Bearings of this observation, 652. Beast to man, familiar, 45. little better than a, 61. that wants discourse of reason, 128. the righteous man regardeth the life of his, 826. very gentle, 59. Beasts, brutish, 113. man's injustice to, 742. nature teaches, 103. [877]pair of very strange, 71. that perish, like the, 820. Beat the bush, 10. this ample field, 315. your pate, you, 336. Beaten, he that is, 212. with his own rod, 9. Beatific vision, 225. Beating of my own heart, 634. Beatings of my heart, 467. Beatitude, eighth, 347. Beaumont lie a little further, 179. lie a little nearer Spenser, rare, 179. Beauteous, all that is most, 483. eye of heaven, 79. flower, may prove a, 106. ruin lay, lovely in death the, 308. ruin lies, prostrate the, 453. Beauties, lovers admire thy naked, 555. modestly conceals her, 378. of exulting Greece, 356. of holiness, 823. of the night, meaner, 174. of the north, unripened, 298. Beautiful, all round thee lying, 680. and free, their old age is, 471. and to be wooed, 93. as sweet and young as, 308. beneath his touch, grow, 514. beyond compare, 497. both were young and one was, 552. clear and purely, 553. exceedingly, 499. eyes of my cash-box, 798. for situation, 820. is night, how, 507. mouth in the world, most, 353. necessity, from a, 640. old rhyme, 163. outward, appear, 841. palace, the, 266. thought, thou wert a, 546. tyrant! fiend angelical, 107. what a deal of scorn looks, 76. Beautifuller, evening seemed, 651. Beautifully blue, 507, 559. less, fine by degrees and, 287. Beauty, a thing of, 574. adorned in naked, 234. and her chivalry, 542. and youth, wisdom rare in, 343. as could die, as much, 178. bereft of, 73. born of murmuring sound, 469. calls and glory shows the way, 281. come near your, 93. cost her nothing, 35. dead, black chaos comes again, 161. dedicate his, to the sun, 104. draws us with a single hair, 326. dreamed that life was, 654. dwells in deep retreats, true, 485. e'er gave, all that, 384. elysian, 482. fatal gift of, 545. fills the air around with, 545. fires the blood, 273. for ashes, 834. form of manliest, 436. full-blown flower of glorious, 276. garmented in light from her own, 567. grew, the conscious stone to, 598. hath its source in the beautiful, 751. hath strange power, 242. hold a plea, shall, 162. if she unmask her, 129. imaged there in happier, 482. immortal awakes, 428. in a brow of Egypt, 59. in his life, daily, 156. in need of praise, 752. is a joy forever, thing of, 574. is a short-lived tyranny, 761. is a silent deceit, 761. is a sovereignty in need of no guards, 761. is an ivory mischief, 761. is its own excuse for being, 599. is the best introduction, 761. is the gift of God, 761. is truth truth beauty, 576. is vain, 829. isle of, fare thee well, 581. led captive, 240. like the night, walks in, 551. lingers, lines where, 548. makes this vault a feasting presence, 109. making beautiful old rhyme, 163. of a thousand stars, clad in the, 41. of surpassing, 702. of the good old cause, 472. of the world, 262. on the shore, left their, 598. ornament of, is suspect, 162. power of, I remember the, 272. provoketh thieves, 66. she walks in, 551. slain, with him is, 161. smile from partial, 513. smiling in her tears, 513. soon grows familiar, 298. stands in the admiration, 240. such, as a woman's eye, 55. there is music in the, 218. they grew in, 570. thou art all, 295. though injurious, 242. to die for, 600. to sport with, 525. truly blent, 74. upon the cheek of night, 105. waking or asleep, 235. winds of March with, 77. Beauty's chain, hour with, 525. ears, gem that hangs from, 424. ensign is crimson, 109. heavenly ray, 549. Beaux, where none are, 377. Beaver, dear the, is to him, 586. on, Harry with his, 86. Beckoning ghost, 335. shadows dire, 243. Beckons me away, a hand which, 314. Becks and wreathed smiles, 248. Becomes him ill, nothing, 55. [878]the throned monarch, 64. Becoming mirth, limit of, 55. Bed at Ware, 305. betwixt a wall, feather, 211. born in, in bed we die, 794. bravely thou becomest thy, 159. by night, 397. day-star in the ocean, 248. delicious bed, 584. early to rise early to, 360. from his brimstone, 507. go sober to, 184. goes to, mellow, 184. goes to, sober, 184. gravity out of his, 85. holy angels guard thy, 302. hue as red as the rosy, 678. lies in his, 79. made his pendent, 117. mighty large, 305. of death, faith kneeling by his, 40. of death, smooth the, 328. of down, my thrice-driven, 151. of honour, 212, 305. on my grave as now my, 218. up in my, now, 584. we laugh in bed we cry in, 794. welcome to your gory, 450. with the lamb, to, 33. with the lark, to, 454. Beds of raging fire, from, 228. of roses, make thee, 41. Beddes hed, lever han at his, 1.