Lips, reproof on her, 524.
smile on her, 449.

soul through my, 548.
steal blessing from her, 81.
steeped to the, in misery, 540.
suck forth my soul, 18.

take away those, 26.
that are for others, 551.
that he has prest, 544.
that were forsworn, 26.
to part her, 164.

tremble, see my, 286.
truth from his, 341.

were four red roses on a stalk. 71.
were red and one was thin, 163.
when I ope my, let no dog bark, 36.
whispering with white, 473.
Liquid dew of youth, 101.
fire, glass of, 397.

lapse of murmuring streams, 193
light, sparkling and bright in, 542.
notes, 208.

Liquors, hot and rebellious, 42.
Lisped in numbers, 280.

List list O list, 106.

of friends, enter on my, 364.
ye landsmen all to me, 337.

Listen where thou art sitting, 202.
with credulity, ye who, 314.
Listened to a lute, 518.
Listening earth, 251.

mood, in, 450.

Listens like a three years' child, 423.
Listeth, wind bloweth where it, 611.
Litel gold in cofre, 1.

on the Bible, studie was but, 2.
Literary men are a perpetual priest-
hood, 506.

men, parole of, 318.

Literature consoles sorrow,

failed in, and art, 531.
on a little oatmeal, 427.
Litigious terms, 210.

520.

Little and the great, between the, 366.

better than one of the wicked, 57.
boats should keep near shore, 311.
dogs and all, 123.

fire kindleth, 616.

for the bottle, 381.

foxes that spoil the vines, 602.
grave, 56.

great ones eat up the, 135.
hands were never made to tear
each other's eyes, 254.

happy if I could say how much, 27.
here a, and there a little, 604.
knowest thou that hast not tride,
13.

learning dangerous, 276.
leaven leaveneth, 613.

love me, love me long, 17, 165, 643.

senate laws, Cato gives his, 281, 289.
thing to give a cup of water, 507.
things are great, 338.

think too, talk too much, 222.
valiant great in villany, 53.

Live alway, I would not, 468, 589.
by bread alone, 607.

by bread only, 587.
by one man's will, 18.
cleanly, leave sack and, 62.
dare to die, bear to. 272.
good world to, in, 235.

in brass, men's evil manners, 74.

in deeds not years, 561.

in hearts we leave behind, 445.

in peace, adieu, 287.

in pleasure when I live to thee, 307.
in snuff, 14.
means to, 20.

not in myself, 474.

one day asunder, 235.
or die sink or swim, 465.
past years again, 229.
so may'st thou, 196.

so wise so young never, long, 71.
taught us how to, 233.
teach him how to, 347.
thus let me, 288.

till I were married, 28.

till to-morrow, 364.

to be in awe of such a thing, 83.
to be the show and gaze, 100.
to fight another day, 315.
to, is Christ, 615.

to please must please to live, 312.
unblemished let me, 287.
unseen unknown, 288.
well what thou liv'st, 196.
while you live, 307.

with me and be my love, 17.
with thee and be thy love, 13.
with them less sweet, 458.
without thee I cannot, 505.
Lived and loved, I've, 437.

and loved together, we have, 534.
in Settle's numbers, 284.
in the eye of nature, 419.
to-day, I have, 227.

Livelier iris, 548.
Live-long day, 83.

Lively sense of future favours, 253.

to severe, grave to gay, 273.

Liveried angels, a thousand, 201.
Livers in content, with humble, 72.
Livery of heaven, stole the, 507.
of hell, the cunning, 25.
shadowed, of the burnished sun,38.
twilight gray in her sober, 188.'
Lives a prayer, making their, 541.
all that, must die, 102.
along the line, 269.
and sacred honour, 369.
as he ought to do, 150.
contentedly, 366.
in a state of war, 245.
in single blessedness, 33.
like a drunken sailor, 71.
longer, competency, 37.
may last but never, 333.
most, who thinks most, 561.
of great men all remind us, 535.
other heights in other, 557.
pleasant in their, 588.
sublime, make our, 535.
to build not boast, 300.

Living dead man, 27.

dog better than dead lion, 601.
house appointed for all, 550.
land of the, 590.
mother of all, 586.

no, with thee nor without, 252.
plain, and high thinking, 413.

Llewellyn's lay, 327.

Lo the poor Indian, 269.

Load a falling man, a cruelty to, 75.
life a galling, 386.

of infamy, any, 429.

of sorrow, wring under the, 30.
Loads of learned lumber, 278.
Loaf, to steal a shive of a cut, 77.
Loan oft loses itself and friend, 105.
Loathe the taste of sweetness, 60.
Loathed worldly life, 26.

Loaves, half-penny, 68.

Logic and rhetoric, 138.
Loins be girded, let your, 611.
Loiterers and malcontents, 32.

Loke who that is most vertuous, 3.
London bridge, arch of, 521.
habitation of bitterns, 521.
monster, 174.

London's column, 275.

lasting shame, 327.

Lonely, I am very, now Mary, 541.
so, it was, 432.

want retired to die, 312.
Lonesome road, on a, 432.

Long after it was heard no more, 411.
choosing and beginning late, 194.
dull and old, 391.

has it waved on high, 544.
in populous city pent, 194.
inveterate foes, 223.

is the way and hard, 183.
it sha'n't be, 299.
lank and brown, 423.
live our noble king, 244.
live the king, 359, 633.
long ago, 508.

love me little love me, 17, 165, 643.
may it wave, 491.

merry as the day is, 27.

short and the, of it, 22.
time ago, 527.

Long-drawn aisle, 328.
Longest kingly line, 454.
Longing after immortality, 250.
and yet afraid to die, 540.
feeling of sadness and, 537.
immortal, in me, 134.
lingering look, 330.
more wavering, 49.
why thus, 566,

Long-levelled rule, 200.
Long-tailed words, 399.

Look a gift horse in the mouth, 643.

amaist as weel 's the new, 383.

before you ere you leap, 219.

brighter when we come, 486.

Lost in lexicography, 314.
in the sweets, 294.
in wandering mazes, 183.
not, but gone before, 233.
praising what is, 48.

the immortal part of myself, 128.
the mourned the loved the, 475.
think that day, 583.

to sight to memory dear, 510.
what though the field be, 178.
whatsoever thing is, 365.
when sweetest, 459.

woman that deliberates is, 249.
Lot, behold our, 419.

blameless vestal's, 286.
how hard their, 321.

of man but once to die, 159.
oft has it been my, 332.
though bleak our, 445.
Lot's wife, remember, 611.
Loth and slow, aged men, 452.

to depart, 242.

to die, wandering on as, 415.
Lothario, gay, 258.

Loud, curses not, but deep, 99.
hissing urn, 362.

huzzas, stupid starers and, 272.
laugh of the vacant mind, 340.
roared the dreadful thunder, 394.
Louder but as empty quite, 271.
Loue, renuyng of, 7.

Love a bright particular star, 47.
absence conquers, 542.
absence still increases, 508.
all hearts in, 27.

all that life is, 440.

all the world in, with night, 81.

and dignity in every gesture, 193.

Love cherish and to obey, 619.
choose, by another's eyes, 34.
common as light is, 493
could teach a monarch, 331.
course of true, 33.

dallies with the innocence of, 50.
death forerunneth, to win, 557.
deep as first, 551.

delight in, if there's, 257.
die for, 47.

divine all love excelling, 371
ecstasy of, this is the very, 108.
endures no tie, 226.
everlasting, 237.

exalts the mind, 226.

familiar beast to man and signi-
fies, 21.

fasting for a good man's, 45.
flowers and fruits of, 486.
free as air, 286.

friendship that like, is warm, 460.
God gives us,

God is, 555.

548.

greater, hath no man, 612.
greatest pain it is to, 173.
hail wedded, 189.
hapless, 313.

harvest-time of, 424.

he bore to learning, 341.

he spake of, 408.

he was all for, 381.

her, to know her was to, 401.
her, to see her is to, 387.

her was a liberal education, 252.
him at his call, 405.

him, you must, 417.

if I have freedom in my,

if thou wert all, 495.

172.

in a dream of, melted away, 510.
in every gesture, dignity and, 193.
in heavenly spirits is there, 11.
in such a wilderness, 444.
in the beginning, no great, 22.
in your hearts as idly burns, 218.
is a boy by poets styled, 218.

is blind and lovers cannot see, 38.
is doomed to mourn, 376.

is flower-like, 436.

is grown to ripeness, when, 548.
is heaven and heaven is love, 447.
is indestructible, 424.

is left alone, 548.

is light from heaven, 479.

is like a landscape, 167.

is like a red red rose, 358.

is loveliest, 451.

is not love which alters, 136.

is strong as death, 602.
is sweet given or returned, 493.
is the fulfilling of the law, 613.
it would conceal, 438.

me little love me long, 17, 165, 643.
me love my dog, 643.
medicines to make me, 58.

men have died but not for, 46.
mightier far is, 407.

mighty pain to, it is, 173.
ministers of, 434.

music be the food of, 48.

must needs be blind, 437.
my whole course of, 125.
nature is fine in, 117.
never doubt I, 108.
never told her, 50.

no fear in, 617.

none knew thee but to, 501.
not man the less, 477.

now who never loved before, 258.
O fire 0,548.

of life increased with years, 371.
of life's young day, 511.

of money the root of all evil, 616.
of nature, 515.

of praise howe'er concealed by art,
266.

of the turtle, 480.

of women, alas the, 487.

of women, passing the, 588.
office and affairs of, 27.
on through all ills, 456.
on till they die, 456.

once possessed, to regain, 198.
one another, 613, 632,

oyster crossed in, 379.
pains of, be sweeter far, 230.
pangs of despised, 111.

perdition catch my soul but I do,
129.

perfect, casteth out fear, 617.
pity's akin to, 243.

pity melts the mind to, 225.
pity swells the tide of, 264.
pleasure of, is in loving, 575.
poet without, 506.
prove variable, 79.
purple light of, 326.
renewing of, 7.

right to dissemble your, 390.
rules the court the camp, 447.
seals of, but sealed in vain, 26.

the offender, 286.

thee, but know that I, 459.
thee dear so much, 172.

thee dearly love thee still, 584.
thee still with all thy faults, 360.
their lovers, women, 575.

they conquer, that run away, 154.
they who inspire, 493.
thoughts of, 548.

thy life nor hate nor, 196.
thyself last, 74.

to hatred turned, 257.
to me was wonderful, 588.
too divine to, 498.

too much, who, 291.

took up the harp of life, 548.
triumph in redeeming, 390.
truth of truths is, 561.

tunes the shepherd's reed, 447.
unfit for ladies', 226.
unrelenting foe to, 304.

waters cannot quench, 602.

were young, if all the world and, 13.
when I, thee not chaos is come, 128.
whom none can, 333.

with all their quantity of, 120.
without his wings, 490.

woman's whole existence, 487.
worthy of your, 417.

wroth with one we, 433.

your neighbour's wife, 520.

Love's devoted flame, 459.

proper hue, rosy red, 194.
wound, purple with, 34.
young dream, 458.

Loved and lost, better to have, 552.
and still loves, 400.
arts which I, 173.

at first sight, 15, 17.

at home, revered abroad, 389.
but one, sighed to many, 471.
Cæsar less, not that 1, 86.
gold in special, 2.

heart that has truly, 457.

her that she did pity them, 126.