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Pace, creeps in this petty, 125. inoffensive, 237. thoughts with violent, 155. Paces, time travels in divers, 70. Pacific, stared at the, 576. Pacings, the long mechanic, 625. Pack, as a huntsman his, 399. Pack-staff, plain as a, 172. Pagan horn, lends his, 331. suckled in a creed, 476. Page, beautiful quarto, 442. history hath but one, 546. of knowledge, ample, 384. pictures atone for the, 331. prescribed, all but the, 315. rank thee upon glory's, 518. torn from their destined, 456. Pageant, insubstantial, 43. train when I am dead, no, 571. Pageantry of a king, 688. Paid dear for his whistle, 361. well that is well satisfied, 65. Pain, akin to, 614. all the heart then knew of, 679. and anguish wring the brow, 490. and ruin, threats of, 385. be our joys three parts, 649. change the place and keep the, 303. cure is not worth the, 725. die of a rose in aromatic, 316. [1046]dull narcotics numbing, 631. error wounded writhes with, 573. for promised joy, 446. frown at pleasure smile in, 309. glad life's arrears of, 650. greatest, it is to love, 261. heart that never feels a, 377. in company with, 476. is felt in every member, 788. it is that pain to miss, 261. it was to drown, 96. labour we delight in physics, 120. laughter is fraught with some, 565. lessened by another's anguish, 104. mighty, to love it is, 261. naught but grief and, 446. no fiery throbbing, 367. no throbs of fiery, 367. of finite hearts that yearn, 648. pleasures banish, 303. pleasures in the vale of, 492. short-lived, 489. sigh yet feel no, 525. some natural sorrow loss or, 473. stranger yet to, 381. sweet is pleasure after, 271. tender for another's, 381. that has been and may be, 473. though full of, 227. to break its links so soon, 520. too much rest becomes a, 346. to the bear, 593. turns with ceaseless, 394. vows made in, 231. Pains and penalties of idleness, 332. grow sharp, when, 432. labour for his, 378. man of pleasure man of, 309. of love be sweeter far, 276. pleasure in poetic, 419. stings you for your, 313. which only poets know, 419. world of sighs for my, 150. Painful vigils keep, pensive poets, 331. warrior famoused for fight, 161. Paint an inch thick, 144. like nature, who can, 355. lion not so fierce as they, 206. no words can, 437. the laughing soil, 535. the lily gild refined gold, 79. the meadows with delight, 56. them, he best can, 333. them truest praise them most, 300. Painted blind, winged Cupid, 57. blossoms drest, 28. devil, childhood that fears a, 120. Jove, like a, 267. lion is not so fierce as, 222. ocean, upon a, 498. she 's all my fancy, her, 682. ship, idle as a, 498. trifles and fantastic joys, 391. Painter, flattering, a, 399. great, dips his pencil, 564. gymnastic teacher, 721. nature's sternest, 540. Painting can express, more than, 301. is silent poetry, 742. poetry as speaking, 742. Paintings, I have heard of your, 136. Palace and a prison, 544. beautiful, the, 266. deceit in gorgeous, 107. hollow oak our, 537. of eternity, key that opes the, 243. of the soul, 221, 541. Palaces, gorgeous, 43. 'mid pleasures and, 568. princes', cottages had been, 60. prosperity within thy, 824. Pale, call it fair not, 500. cast of thought, 136. feet crossed in rest, 667. gradations, no, 493. his uneffectual fire, 'gins to, 132. jessamine, crow-toe and, 247. martyr in shirt of fire, 667. my cheeks make, 199. passion loves, places which, 184. prithee why so, 256. realms of shade, 572. unripened beauties, 298. Pale-eyed priest, 251. Pale-faced moon, 84. Palestines, Delphian vales the, 562. Palinurus nodded at the helm, 332. Pall, in sceptred, 250. Pall Mall, sweet shady side of, 432. Pallas, perched upon a bust of, 640. Jove and Mars, 642. Palls upon the sense, 298. Palm and southern pine, land of, 628. bear the, alone, 110. itching, 114. like some tall, 535. of my hands, oozing out at the, 441. of orange blossom and, 628. open palm upon his, 617. Palms, his islands lift their fronded, 619. Palm-tree, flourish like the, 822. Palmer's weed, votarist in, 243. Palmy state of Rome, 126. Palpable and familiar, 504. hit, 145. obscure, the, 227. Palsied eld, 48. Palsy-stricken, poor weak, 575. Palter in a double sense, 126. Paly flames, through their, 92. Pampered, goose, 318. menial drove me from the door, 433. Pan, awe-inspiring god, 480. is dead great Pan is dead, 621, 740. leap out of the frying, 18. to Moses lends his pagan horn, 331. Pancakes, flat as, 173. Panders will, reason, 140. Pandora, more lovely than, 234. Pang as great as when a giant dies, 48. dismissed without a parting, 296. learn nor account the, 649. preceding death, 398. that rends the heart, 398. Pangs and fears, 99. of despised love, 135. [1047]of guilty power, 367. the wretched find, 549. which it hath witnessed, 481. Pansies for thoughts, 142. Pansy for lovers' thoughts, 35. freaked with jet, 248. Pant for you, till we meet shall, 671. Pants for glory, 329. for twenty-one, 329. Pantaloon, lean and slippered, 69. Panteth, as the hart, 820. Panting syllable, chase a, 416. time toiled after him in vain, 366. Paper bullets of the brain, 51. credit, blest, 322. he hath not eat, 55. portion of uncertain, 556. that ever blotted, 64. Papers in each hand, 326. speak from your folded, 636. Paper-mill, thou hast built a, 94. Paradise, and walked in, 639. beyond compare, 497. drunk the milk of, 500. flowers worthy of, 232. for horses, Italy a, 192. for women, England a, 192. heavenly, is that place, 685. how grows our store in, 569. in this fool's, 444. must I thus leave thee, 239. of fools, 231, 858. only bliss of, 419. opened unto you, 836. thought would destroy their, 382. to him are opening, 386. to what we fear of death, 49. Paradisiacal pleasures, 387. Paragon, an earthly, 160. Parallel, admits no, 352. none but himself his, 352. Parcel of their fortunes, 158. Parcel-gilt goblet, 89. Parchment should undo a man, that, 94. Pard, bearded like the, 69. Pard-like spirit, 565. Pardon in the degree that we love, 796. or to bear it, 423. something to the spirit of liberty, 408. they ne'er, 275. Pardons, the offender never, 206. Pardoned all except her face, 559. Parent from the sky, keep one, 328. knees, a new-born child, 438. of good, 235. of invention, necessity the, 441. the people's, 343. Parents passed into the skies, 423. were the Lord knows who, 286. Parfit gentil knight, a veray, 1. Paris, for French of, 1. good Americans when they die go to, 638. good talkers only found in, 769. Parish church, plain as way to, 68. me no parishes, 862. wide was his, 2. Parlour, is it a party in a, 468. will you walk into my, 605. Parlous boy, 96. Parmaceti for an inward bruise, 83. Parmenio and Alexander, 732. Parole of literary