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heart, naked, 308.
hearts endure, all that, 367.
kind, plagues and dotages of, 188.
kindness, milk of, 117.
life, leaves from the book of, 617.
mind in ruins, 682.
mortals, 57.
nature's daily food, 474.
offspring, true source of, 234.
race, forget the, 547.
race from China to Peru, 365.
soul take wing, to see the, 552.
spark is left, nor, 332.
thought is the process, 530.
to err in opinion, 742.
to err is, 325.
to step aside is, 448.
Humanities of old religion, 504.
Humanity,
aught that dignifies, 594.
imitated abominably, 137.
of a veined, 620.
still sad music of, 467.
suffering sad, 614.
wearisome condition of, 35.
with all its fears, 615.
Humankind,
lord of, 277.
lords of, 395.
porcelain clay of, 277.
Humble,
be it ever so, 568.
cares and delicate fears, 469.
heart that was, 518.
livers in content, 98.
none shall rule but the, 599.
Port to imperial Tokay, 380.
tranquil spirit, 182.
wisdom is, 422.
Humbleness, whispering, 61.
Humility
and modest stillness, 91.
is a virtue all preach, 195.
like the virtue of, 207.
pride that apes, 501, 507.
proud in, 188.
that low sweet root, 527.
Humorous
ladyship, 79.
sadness, wraps me in, 70.
sigh, very beadle to a, 55.
Humour,
career of his, 51.
of it, there 's the, 45.
such as distils from gods, 732.
the only test of gravity, 578.
void of wit and, 389.
was ever woman in this, won, 96.
Humours,
in all thy, 300.
[984]turn with climes, 321.
Huncamunca's eyes, in, 363.
Hundred
and fifty ways, 71.
isles, throned on her, 544.
while one might tell a, 129.
years are gone, when a, 667.
Hung
be the heavens with black, 93.
over her enamoured, 235.
with grooms and porters, 626.
Hungarian wight, 45.
Hunger,
food that appeases, 792.
if thine enemy, feed him, 844.
is the teacher of arts, 305.
obliged by, 326.
two weak evils age and, 69.
Hungry
as the grave, 356.
judges, 326.
lean-faced villain, 50.
look, a lean and, 111.
sinner, the, 560.
Hunt
for a forgotten dream, 472.
in fields for health unbought, 270.
it in the dark, 416.
Hunter
and the deer a shade, 443, 514.
horn of the, 673.
mighty, prey was man, 333.
Hunting
amusement of English gentlemen, 376.
labour of savages of North America, 376.
which the devil designed, 272.
Hunts in dreams, like a dog, 626.
Huntsman his pack, as a, 399.
Hurly-burly 's done, when the, 115.
Hurrah for the next that dies, 641.
Hurry, in haste but never in a, 359.
Hurry-scurry helter-skelter, 506.
Hurt
cannot be much, 107.
he that sweareth to his own, 818.
more afraid than, 11.
of the inside, 212.
past all surgery, 152.
that honour feels, 626.
Hurtles in the darkened air, 384.
Husband
cools, ne'er answers till a, 321.
frae the wife despises, advices the, 451.
lover may be lost in the, 377.
she commandeth her, 222.
such duty woman oweth to her, 73.
truant, should return, 556.
Husband's
eye, lovely in her, 465.
heart, level in her, 75.
Husbanded and so fathered, 112.
Husbandman, life of the, 597.
Husbandry,
dulls the edge of, 130.
in heaven there 's, 119.
Hush my dear lie still, 302.
Hushed
be every thought, 484.
in grim repose, 383.
Huswife's wool, tease the, 246.
Hut,
he made him a, 391.
love in a, 574.
that dear, our home, 362.
Huzzas, loud, 319.
Hyacinthine locks, 232.
Hydras and Chimæras dire, 228.
Hyena, voice of the, 38.
Hymn
affords, fineness which a, 205.
its low perpetual, 680.
to his own death, 63, 80.
Hyperion to a satyr, 128.
Hyperion's curls, 140.
Hypocrisy,
an organized, 607.
is the homage, 795.
of a bishop, 688.
Hypocrites, cant of, 378.
Hypocritic tear, 571.
Hyrcan tiger, 122.
Hyssop, from the cedar to the, 593.
Hysterica passio, down, 146.
I
am here I shall remain, 808.
am no orator, 114.
am Sir Oracle, 60.
am the state, 808.
came I saw I conquered, 735.
have nothing I owe much, 770.
know not I ask not, 522.
love it I love it, 654.
Iago,
the pity of it, 155.
Ice,
be thou chaste as, 136.
fortune's, to virtue's land, 267.
in June, seek, 539.
motionless as, 473.
starve in, 228.
thick-ribbed, 48.
to smooth the, 79.
Iceland, no snakes in, 373.
Icicle, chaste as the, 103.
Icily regular splendidly null, 631.
Icy hands, death lays his, 209.
Idea,
American, 639.
he had only one, 371, 609.
of her life shall sweetly creep, 53.
possess but one, 371.
teach the young, 355.
Ideas,
man of nasty, 291.
who sung divine, 599.
Ides
are come, 112.
of March, beware the, 110, 728.
Idiot, tale told by an, 125.
Idle
as a painted ship, 498.
brain, children of an, 105.
hands to do, mischief for, 302.
thunder in his lifted hand, 267.
toil does not come to help the, 707.
waste of thought, 517.
whom the world calls, 420.
wild and young, 676.
wind, pass by me as the, 114.
wishes, stay in, 444.
Idleness
an appendix to nobility, 361.
bread of, 829.
frivolous work of polished, 457.
penalties of, 332.
to eat his heart away, 30.
Idler,
busy world an, 420.
is a watch, 415.
Idly spoken, word so, 606.
Idolatry, god of my, 106.
Idols to the moles and bats, 832.
If
any speak, 113.
is the only peacemaker, 72.
it be now 't is not to come, 145.
much virtue in, 72.
[985]she be not so to me, 199.
there be or ever were, 159.
we do meet again, 115.
we should fail, 118.
Ignis aurum probat, 197.
Ignominious heads, hide their, 339.
Ignominy sleeps with thee, 87.
Ignorance,
bonds of, 639.
distinguished for, 609.
folly and, 102.
is bliss, 't is folly to be wise, 382.
it was a childish, 583.
knew nothing but the fact of his, 760.
knowledge from, 650.
let me not burst in, 130.
let, talk as it will, 797.
man sedate in, 366.
mother of devotion, 275.
of the law excuses no man, 195.
of wealth, best riches, 396.
our comfort flows from, 287.
plays the chief part among men, 758.
the one only evil, 760.
Ignorant
despise education, the, 711.
in foreboding evil, 695.
in spite of experience, 376.
of anything, be not, 837.
of what he 's most assured, 48.
to be conscious you are, 609.
Ignorantly read, blockhead, 325.
Il dolce far niente, 748.
Iliad and Odyssey, 503.
Ilium, topless towers of, 41.
Ill,
better made by, 455.
can he rule the great, 29.
crowning good repressing, 438.
deeds-done, makes, 80.
fares the land, 396.
final goal of, 632.
good and, together, 74.
goodness thinks no, 231.
habits gather by unseen degrees, 274.
make themselves strong by, 121.
news goes quick, 738.
nothing becomes him, 55.
nothing, can dwell in such a temple, 43.
seal up the avenues of, 600.
shapes of, may hover, 577.
sovereign o'er transmuted, 366.
spirit have so fair a house, 43.
the good are better made by, 455.
transmuted, 366.
weed groweth fast, 13.
where no ill seems, 231.
wind blows no man to good, 90.
wind that bloweth no man to good, 20.
wind turns none to good, 20.
Ills,
bear those, we have, 136.
betide, resigned when, 362.
cure for life's worst, 594.
flood of mortal, 770.
love on through all, 527.
of life, victorious o'er a' the, 451.
that men endure, of all, 261.
the scholar's life assail, what, 365.
to come, no sense of, 381.
to hastening, a prey, 396.
what mighty done by woman, 280.
Ill-favoured
faults, 46.
thing but mine own, 72.
Illiterate him from your memory, 440.
Ill-luck,
as, would have it, 785.
never comes alone, 786.
people fond of, 597.
Ill-seeming thick, 73.
Ill-used ghost, like an, 355.
Illumed the eastern skies, 639.
Illumine, what in me is dark, 223.
Illusion given, for man's, 524.
Illustrious
acts high raptures do infuse, 220.
predecessor, 364, 408.
spark, the parson, 416.
Image,
cherished thine, 682.
of bloody Mary, 585.
of eternity, time is the, 760.
of God in ebony, 222.
of good Queen Bess, 585.
twofold, we saw a, 481.
Images
and precious thoughts, 481.
in golden coats, like, 86.
Imaginary joys pursues, 391.
Imagination,
abhorred in my, 144.
all compact, are of, 59.
boast, can, 355.
bodies forth the forms of things, 59.
cold and barren, 408.
comparisons of a disturbed, 412.
indebted to his, for his facts, 443.
into his study of, 53.
like the wings of an ostrich, 590.
of a feast, bare, 81.
so fair to fond, 482.
solitude needful to the, 661.
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