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Course, her silent, advance, 237. I have finished my, 848. impediments in fancy's, 74. I must stand the, 148. icy current and compulsive, 155. nature's second, 120. of empire, westward the, 312. of human events, in the, 434. of justice, in the, 65. of love, my whole, 150. of nature is the art of God, 310. of one revolving moon, 268. of true love, 57. planets in their, 456. time rolls his ceaseless, 491. westward the, of empire, 312. whose, is run, 387. Courses even with the sun, 178. like ships that steer their, 211. stars in their, 814. steer their, 211. Coursed down his innocent nose, 67. Court an amorous looking-glass, to, 95. love rules the, 487. when Arthur first in, 406. Courts, a day in thy, 821. of the nation, other, 213. Courted by all the winds, 242. in your girls again, 406. Courteous, the retort, 72. though coy, 444. Courtesies, unwearied spirit in doing, 64. Courtesy, always time for, 603. in the heart of, 34. mirror of all, 98. very pink of, 107. Courtier, heel of the, 143. Courtier's scholar's eye, 136. Courtsied when you have, 42. Coute, le premier pas que, 801. Covenant with death, 834. Coventry, march through, 86. waited for the train at, 626. Cover my head now, 584. to our bones, which serves as, 82. Covert yield, try what the, 315. Covet honour, sin to, 92. Covetous, sordid fellow, 352. when Brutus grows so, 114. Covetousness, cause of, 41. Cow comes home, kiss till the, 197. very good in the field, 371. Coward conscience, 97. flattery to name a, 463. greatest, in the world, 730. on instinct, I was a, 85. scoundrel and a, 370. sneaks to death, 671. stands aside, while the, 657. that would not dare, 489. thou slave thou wretch thou, 79. Cowards, conscience makes, 136. die many times, 112. do not count in, 699. guilty consciences make, 691. mannish, many other, 66. may fear to die, 26. mock the patriot's fate, 681. plague of all, 84. what can ennoble, 319. Cowslips wan, 248. Cowslip's bell, in a, I lie, 43. Coxcombs vanquish Berkeley, 380. Coy and hard to please, 490. courteous though, 444. submission, yielded, 232. Cozenage, strange, 276. Crabbed age and youth, 163. not harsh and, 245. Crab-tree and old iron rang, 211. Crack of doom, stretch out to the, 123. the voice of melody, 635. [907]would hear the mighty, 300. your cheeks, blow winds, 146. Crackling of thorns, as the, 830. Cradle and the grave, 358. changed in the, 790. little one's, in my, 657. of American liberty, 534. of reposing age, 328. of the deep, 676. our, stands in the grave, 182. procreant, 117. Cradles rock us nearer to the tomb, 309. Cradled into poetry by wrong, 566. Craft, gentle, 856. of will, 163. so long to lerne, 6. Craftiness, wise in their own, 816. Crag of Drachenfels, 543. Crammed, as they on earth were, 468. with distressful bread, 92. with observation, 68. Crams and blasphemes his feeder, 246. Cranks and wanton wiles, 248. Cranny, every, but the right, 424. Crannying wind, save to the, 543. Crape, saint in, 320. Cras amet qui nunquam amavit, 306. Crave, my mind forbids to, 22. no pelf, I, 109. Craving on credulity, 607. minds are not ever, 444. Crawling on my startled hopes, 296. Cream and mantle, 60. Create a soul under ribs of death, 245. Created equal, all men, 434. half to rise and half to fall, 317. suddenly, no great thing, 743. Creating, of nature's own, 358. Creation, amid nature's gay, 355. bodiless, 141. by right of an earlier, 590. from every scene of the, 457. from heat-oppressed brain, 119. hangman of, 449. hints for the, 768. lords of the, 448. nature's gay, 355. of some heart, sweet, 546. ploughshare o'er, 309. since the world's, 169. sleeps, 306. tire of all, 638. you may be of the king's, 282. Creations, God acts his own, 643. Creation's blank creation's blot, 672. dawn beheld, such as, 547. heir the world, 394. Creator drew his spirit, his great, 270. endowed by their, 434. glory of the, 169. remember now thy, 831. Creator's praise arise, let the, 302. Creature comforts, our, 283. drink pretty, drink, 472. every, lives in a state of war, 290. every, shall be purified, 41. good wine is a good familiar, 152. heaven-eyed, 486. is at his dirty work again, 327. misgivings of a, 478. not too bright or good, 474. of circumstances, 608. small beer, 89. smarts so little as a fool, 327. was stirring, not a, 527. what more felicitie can fall to, 30. why should every, drink but I, 260. Creatures bace, heavenly spirits to, 28. God made all the, 647. heaven hides from all, 315. man is an inconstant, 730. millions of spiritual, 234. of men, circumstances are the, 608. of the element, 244. rational, 227. these delicate, 154. you dissect, 323. Creatures' lives but of a day, 736. lives, human, 585. Crebillon, romances of, 387. Credit, blest paper, 322. corpse of public, 531. his own lie, 42. private, is wealth, 689. Creditor, glory of a, 46. Credulity, ye who listen with, 367. Credulities to nature, dear, 486. Creed, an Athanasian, 609. argument to thy neighbour's, 598. Calvinistic, 365. of slaves, necessity is the, 453. put your, into your deed, 600. sapping a solemn, 544. suckled in a, outworn, 476. Creeds agree, ask if our, 520. keys of all the, 632. than in half the, 633. Creep, children learn to, 15. in one dull line, ten low words, 324. into his study of imagination, 53. kind will, 14. wit that can, 328. Creeps in this petty pace, 125. Creepeth o'er ruins old, 652. Creeping hours of time, 68. like snail to school, 69. where no life is seen, 652. Crept upon our talk, 115. Crest, joy brightens his, 239. repentance rears her snaky, 355. Crested fortune, 424. Cretan against Cretan, 725. Cretur, on sech a blessed, 659. Crew, Comus and his midnight, 383. Crib, ass knoweth his master's, 832. Cribbed confined, 122. Cricket on the hearth, 250. Crickets, merry as, 771. Cried razors up and down, 432. Crier of green sauce, 771. that proclaims the conqueror, 733. Cries, hear their, 804. Crime, blanch without the owner's, 483. called virtue, fortunate, 715. forgive the, 464. it is worse than a, 805. [908]madden to, 549. more than a, 805. numbers sanctified the, 425. of being a young man, 376. want exasperates into, 639. Crimes, all his, broad blown, 139. done in my days of nature, 131. history is the register of, 430, 801. in the name of liberty, 804. may reach the dignity of, 437. one virtue and a thousand, 551. undivulged, 147. Criminal, a, fool not to fly, 733. is acquitted, when the, 710. Crimson in thy lips, 109. wing, conquest's, 383. Crisis doth portend, what mortal, 212. Crispian, feast of, 92. rouse him at the name of, 92. Cristes lore and his apostles, 2. Critic, attribute of a good, 661. each day a, on the last, 325. Critics, admiration from most fastidious, 591. before you trust in, 539. gallery, 419. like brushers of clothes, 171. men who have failed, 505, 609. not even, criticise, 420. you know who the, are, 609. Critic's eye, not view me with, 459. part, too nicely knew the, 390. Critical, easier to be, than correct, 607. nothing if not, 151. Criticise, not even critics, 420. Criticising elves, 412. Criticism, cant of, 378. with every wind of, 375. Croak, his ill-betiding, 349. Crocodile, tears of the, 38, 192. Cromwell, Charles the First had his, 429. damned to fame, 319. guiltless of his country's blood, 385. if thou fallest, O, 100. Crony, trusty drouthy, 451. Crook, by hook or, 15. the pregnant hinges of the knee, 137. Crooked lane, straight down the, 584. Crops the flowery food, 315. Cross, last at his, 676. leads generations on, the, 566. nailed on the bitter, 82. she wore a sparkling, 325. Crosses, fret thy soul with, 30. relics crucifixes, 215. Crossed in love, an oyster may be, 442. with adversity, a man I am, 44. Crotchets in thy head, 45. Crow like chanticleer,