buds and withers in a day...k 45 wither before they see the... 119 content to w., pale and...... 144 wither and die in a day.. ......e 155 Withered-w. in the stagnant air.ƒ78 withered, faded, pressed... v 154 withered is the garland*.. ...e 460 W., and so wild in their*.. ..0401 flower the mind has w...... g 349 and wither'd in my hand....e 424 Withering-weak withering age..h 5 with'ring on the virgin thorn* d 94 burned among the w. leaves.d 376 maidens w. on the stalk......t 478 Withhold-in mercy what we..u 344 Within-I may be beautiful w...g 19 best in me comes from w....a 144 within would feign go out...q 256 but I have that w. which*...c 187 my grief lies all within*.....p 187 Without-they that are w......q 256 no living with thee or w.....s 167 w. dying, O how sweet to die.k 392 Withstand-virtue to w. the.... 455 Witness-still of excellency*...h 203 Witty-best thing to being w..a 471 I am not only w. in myself.d 472 awaken'd the w. and fair....h 450 w. and it shan't be long.....e 396 and witty to talk with......g 478 Wives-their w. have sense*....ƒ 258 changes when they are w....i 258 some poison'd by their w.*.w 367 our wives read Milton.......a 340 when wives are dead........i 464 with their four wives.......u 494 maids must be wives, and...r 474 Woe-woe lustre gives to man....ƒ5 sings his song of woe.........t 28 knowledge leads to woe.......s 55 the busy man ne'er wanted wj 66 ne'er wail their present woes* y 72 sabler tints of woe........ .j 35 woe is in all worlds sent......j 66 till not a woe the bleak world. 52 heavier than all thy woes*... ..p 91 world, but grief and woe*....q 91 worst of woes that wait......h 90 or woe upon thy life*. ......i 96 though a ponderous woe......m 41 woe that love or reason.......r 46 and the suits of woe*. ..c 187 of deep woe are brackish.....1 427 prohibition, root of all our w. 166 life of woman is full of woe..u 474 .........t 391 woman rules us still.. bitter woe the fate of many.a 225 the balm of woe... a woman and the moon.....p 478 an excellent thing in w*.....l 456 sweet as the presence of a w*k 410 than woman's lightness*....k 368 Womanhood-she grew to w.....w 68 sanctuary of her w...........e 241 heroic womanhood", 8 474 womanhood and childhood..e 487 Womankind-belie their nature.. 47 faith in womankind beats...j 279 w. had but one rosy mouth..h 473 Womanly-so w., so benigne...r 473 Womb-the fatal cannon's w*...k 91 his mother's womb.... ....q 232 the womb of nature,.... a 286 womb of the mountain...... 461 Women-be more than w, wise..i 43 become some w. best........p 111 from women's eyes*.. f110 W., ..... stately children of the wood.i142 death in the wood...........e 143 teachers had been the woods.i 108 ivy clings to wood or stone..k 143 in the lonely w's the jasmine.b144 when wild in woods......... 167 whisper'd it to the woods....h257 the gaunt woods, in ragged..ƒ273 within the solemn woods...m 277 the woods are green*........ 278 the violet in the wood.......f131 within the woods............q 132 autumn w. the aster knows..1133 in the woods a fragrance....p 133 high sheltering woods...... 139 the dull gray wood..........160 all the darksome woods......f411 woods are glad with song....a157 woods or steepy mountains. j 243 run through w's and meads.n 364 loved the shady woods.......j 436 woods roared with strong....1437 bare and wintry w's we see..m 437 wailing through the woods..g 466 woods' harmless shades.....d 395 live in the woods with thee..n 395 senators of mighty woods...d 439 wailing winds and naked w's.ƒ375 woods and groves are of.....n 271 wood that looked so grisly..0372 glory on the autumn woods. ƒ 376 pleasure in the pathless w's.a 334 woods or steepy mountains. j 243 my foes are the woods.......d 404 Woodbine-her climb the w.....a 33 vigor, not by vaunts is won.c 408 woman in this humor won* c 480 things won are done....... ....f 480 I have won by wooing thee*./ 479 incantations they won their k 479 I am too quickly won..*.... q 479 whatever's lost it first was w. s 489 Wonder-w why the setting... -c 411 contents as you will w. at*..k 316 wonders for such ends......i 292 His wonders to perform.....p 179 w. how the devil they got...ee 495 the wonder of the hour......e 490 I w. if the sap is stirring yet.b 373 wonder how I can be glad....c 137 w. of the world, whose spiky.ƒ274 but undiscovered wonders..q 332 seize on the white wonder*..b 222 still the wonder grew.. ..r 227 w.lurketh in men's ears*....p 333 deal of wonder is broken* ..g 337 wonders of the world abroad* p 205 hide the wonders of the lane.b 437 wonders of our stage........a 381 Wonderful-how w. is death ....p 85 w., dear, and pleasant...... .h 230 how wonderful, is man......z 255 w. is the human voice...... ..f 456 Wondrous-makes one w. kind.g 413 this wondrous strange.....g 498 Wont-you will and you won't..bb 19 as thou wast wont to be*....u 245 ⚫a woman's will, or won't....o 474 if she won't, since safe and..o 474 if she won't, she won't......g 474 Woo-the means of weakness*...m 7 woo on, with odour wooing.v 152 woo the frozen world again..i 373 men are April when they w.* i 258 wooes him to be wise........c 265 come not to woo honour*....ƒ200 woo the public eye..........b 314 Duncan Gray cam' here to w.c 479 shall teach me how to woo..k 479 I cannot woo in festival*....o 479 thread the woodland ways...m 147 nor woo in rhyme, like......p479 woodland dale we catch......1323 so thou wilt woo; but, else*..q 479 woodland streamlets flow... 135 my story and that would w.* r 479 on waste and woodland.....a 139 were not made to woo*......d 480 w. violets reappear.........p 160 is won that all desire to woo.e 479 w's hoary in the soft light..r376 wooes it with enamor'd.....e 467 primrose our w's adorn.....A 126 the wind, who woos*........0 467 w. paths with autumn......a 411 Wood-old wood to burn........g 13 over the w's brown and bare.q 393 fill the woods with light......v 41 on woodland crests..........e 275 thee the wild woods await....p 22 tremulous w. things.........c 133 wing to the rooky wood*.....g 23 now rings the woodland.....1433 night, when the woods grow..c 29 Woodlark-warbling w. stay....k 25 wide are these woods.........s 53 Woodman-w. spare that tree..o 432 glared down in the woods....i 409 Wooed-pensively he wooed....d 24 enter this wild wood.........c 432 would be wooed and not.....149 woods more free from peril*.e 433 I woo'd you not*............ 479 fading many-colour'd woods.q433 woman in this humor w*....€ 480 the woods are hush'd........o 433 we should be woo'd and*....d 480 when woods begin to wear...y 456 Woof-weave the woof......... 117 gay w's and in the golden air.c 466 Wooing-to cross their w.......g 402 w's against a stormy sky....g 323 ha, ha! the wooing o' t......c 479 more quick than woods*.....e 480 never wedding, ever w......g 479 land, set out to plant a wood.e 463 if I am not worth the w.... 479 through the gaunt woods....8 467 I have won by wooing thee*.1 479 he talks of wood*.... ......$ 301 women are angels wooing*. .f480 along this quiet wood road..a 141 Wool-like footsteps upon wool.d 290 when men are ruled by w.*.h 183 women know no perfect love.k 241 women as well as men.......g 244 fair women and brave men.cc 121 for women shed and use.....h 415 w's weapons, water-drops*.m 416 especially to women.........j 363 like princes, find few....e 475 a bevy of fair women.. j 475 who trusts himself to w.....u 475 describe w's hypocrisies....z 475 work-tables of w's fingers....i 476 that women are so simple*..y 476 women are frail, too*. .9 477 women are as roses*........g 477 two w. plac'd together*....u 477 doth oft make women proud* s 477 she is the rarest of all w.*... 477 women guide the plot... .d 478 worth one sentiment of w...m 478 learned w. are to be found..n 478 women are angels, wooing*..f 480 women must weep..... .d 483 loveliest of women.. ..s 472 souls of women are so small.u 473 seas and stormy women..... ....i 473 gentilless these women have*q473 women with a mischief to..u 473 women are timid, cower and e 474 then women show a front of e 474 have been women's fools....l 474 women, from Eve, have.....l 474 not left us women, or not...1474 dear dead women, with such k 189 we w. had men's privileges*.n 479 words are w., deeds are men.d 481 women alone, when in the..h 481 works of w. are symbolical..p 482 in women, two almost divide.b 327 let us have wine andwomen.a 468 Won-won right to the fruit....p 41 followed and so fairly won*...d 79 the race is won.... ......$ 82 faint heart ne'er w. fair lady.n 71 not unsought be won.........t 49 showed how fields were won.n 311 melancholy as a battle won..h 461 honor is not won...........k 199 woman; therefore to be w.*..0477 that should be won..........t 222 lost and won, than womans* g 258 won as towns with fire*.....o 406 when the shore is won......a 408 woodbines hanging bonnilie.ƒ 126 cistus and w's are twining..o 364 with lush woodbine*.......m 130 in and out the woodbine's...g 250 in folds of dark woodbine....i 142 Wood-bird-w-b's but to couple* i450 the wood-birds sang.........i365 Wood-grape-when w-g's were..a 296Woodland-in the glooming w....28 Word-the action to the word*...k 3 ../ 120 ........c 402 words, words, words*........ƒ 482 .... may be than all words my prayers are not words*..h 345 ...7 200 the wisest word man reacheз.j 141 thy words by adding fuel to. u 182 foolish w's and empty story.k 184 an army of good words*....m 163 more quick than words*.....& 480 if she respect not words*....e 480 of painting words...........u 237 the words of God.. that once familiar word.....o 284 last words of Marmion......s 452 conceit in pompous words..e 407 breathe and w's that burn... 419 some ten words long*... ..ƒ 294 I'll take my word for faith*.q 291 words once spoke can never.a 481 our words have wings, but..b 481 words were meant for deeds.c 481 w's are women, deeds are....d 481 words are wise men's........e 481 of words we may contend...h 481 words are the daughters of..i 481 words gladden so many a.. ..j 481 w's are men's daughters.....l 481 recall a word once spoken..m 481 words, however, are things..o 481 words he disdains to control.o 481 words are the motes of......j 480 w's are like sea shells on....j 480 w's of affection, howsoe'er..k 480 'tis a word, that's quickly...l 480 words are things...........m 481 words are like leaves........p 481 a word, at random spoken..q 481 a fine volley of words*......r 481 but words are words*.......s 481 mouth as household words*.t 481 good words are better than*.u 481 time lies in one little word*.w 481 wanton springs, end in a w*.w 481 weigh'st thy words before*.x 481 doubled with an evil word. *y 481 have bereft me of all words*.z 481 my words fly up, my*. ..a 482 w's without thoughts never a 482 words are razors to my*.....b 482 where w's are scarce, they*.c 482 breathe their words in pain*.c 482 and yet w's are no deeds*...d 482 unpack my heart with w's*.e 482 ..d 127 W., .p 225 now let it work*..... .9 266 done thy long day's work...d 362 knowledge of thy works.....7 286 when his work is ended...... 288 w. of many thousand men...s 366 his heart was in his work....y 192 work some praise ....v 193 as tedious as to work*. ....k 197 man's sublimest works......o 407 the work some praise........ 296 better the rudest w.,that tells.o 296 will judge of a great work...n 298 no considerable w. was ever.o 298 portrays himself in his w's..c 299 steal their works......... .e 300 the man from his works.....u 300 .p w's of women are symbolical.p 482 paid the worth of our work. 482 get leave to w. in this world.q 482 measure not the work until..s 482 work is alone noble...... ..u 482 a work, a life-purpose...... v 482 genuine work alone...... w 482 all true work is sacred.......x 482 work, were it but true......x 482 ourselves only in our work..c 483 men must w. and women.. .d 483 w. is not born with him... .....9 483 always work, and tools......g 483 w. under our labour grows...j 483 work first, and then rest.....l 483 thine to work as well as pray.q 483 work without hope draws...r 200 with works to lie and read...o 353 men's works have an age. . 356 get myself into more work*. i 319 truth is the work of God....a 446 falsehoods are the w. of man.a 446 w. by crime to punish crime.d 448 what w's, my countrymen*.bb 499 her noblest w. she classes, O.b 473 and best of all God's w's....m 475 the last, best work..........a 476 four pages, happy work.....a 306 his wild w. so fanciful......n 393 God never made his w. for...b 469 still work for the minute.....t 330 w. the silent part is best.....z 383 works gave signs of wo.....m 384 work, worship.... of greatest w's is finisher*..w 398 faith and w's together grow.a 113 man their works must eye*. .j 112 God is at work on man......c 181 the first great work..........b 251 the noblest work of God.....g 254 what a piece of w. is a man*.e 255 w. of genius is tinctured.....g 177 thy glorious w's Parent of...j 180 the w. an unknown good....t 209 w's of the intellect are great.r 213 greatest works is finisher*...j 218 let her work prevail.............. .....w 224 w., feed thyself, to thine own.ƒ 225 work-and pure slumbers...p 225 Worked-I w. with patience....s 327 Working-times and ways of w.c 219 ......... 343 fingers working everywhere.e 370 hum of mighty workings.. ....8 185 Workman-no workman's steel..n 74 in respect of a fine workman*. *.g319 Workmanship-w. of heaven...h 290 Workshop-w. of the student....p 68 w's gleam and glow..........b 317 Work-table-w-t's of women's..i 476 World-w's enclosed should on...g 1 with the azure world...... . . .p 24 silence set the world in tune. 28 gave his honors to the w.*....g 84 the world will disagree.. j 53 by the dull world is ill.......e 33 lend me to the world... .134 hark, the world so loud..... i 39 are a substantial world. .3 40 the movers of the w., so still..i 39. the world was void...........d 47 this world is not for aye*.....0 46 49 .k 66 broad as the world. let the world slide.. what would the world be..... 54 all the world can't find....... .j 58 world was made of nothing....m 74 waves o'er the world...... ...u 82 the world will turn........ ...781 the world no joy but.. ..a 79 good-bye, proud world.. ...t 80 about the pendent world*....c 85 when Rome falls-the world..a 59 world goes whispering to....n 90 to peep at such a world......u 65 a map of the whole world.....z 65 and all the world contains...m 45 though the whole world turn.s 48 I am in this earthly world*...q 50 heart of the w., I leap to thee.d 69 Britain is a world by itself*..k 69 this little world*.. .......m 69 ten to the world allot....... 1424 how the world is given to*...t 113 the world grew pale.........d 115 most enjoy the world.... ...g 103 w. to darkness and to me....v 105 allured to brighter worlds...u 106 so runs the world away*..... 119 who in this w. would rise...a 144 good deed in a naughty w.*.k 182 and say to all the world*....v 254 foremost man of all this w.* c 255 western w. believe and sleep.j 369 see how the w. its veterans..e 234 imagination rules the world.y 206 waiting world, awaking.....b 275 the well-balanced world.....o 282 world were in deep waters...c 285 all the w. will be in love*....e 246 make me such another w.*..n 246 in worlds whose course......s 250 w. thrust forth a vanity*....k 451 in this vicious world.... .t 451 glorious indeed is the w.....u 213 world of God within us.....u 213 sun, of this great w. both....r 409 varying shore o' the world*..t 409 wish th' estate o' the w.*....u 409 were of another world.......b 420 whose bend doth awe the w.*a 382 far from the clamorous w....e 395 we enter the world alone....g 395 w. where strong temptations.i 395 wide w. is knit with ties....v 396 the crush of worlds..........r 398 can we divine their world...€ 469 give the world the lie........i 399 than this world dreams of...t 345 serve God before the world.. 345 Hand which moves the w...w 345 because the w. is populous*.j347 bubble burst, and now a w..r 348 this world never satisfies....u 474 the world must be peopled*.. 258 friendships of the world.....c 172 is there anything in the w..q 173 world is most blessed... ..t 174 what a world were this......g 176 dropt on the w.-a sacred....o 178 I have not loved the world..s 208 gave all w's our Christ the..a 274 this lovely world, the hills... 138 world more fair and sweet...g 140 cold and hollow world.......d 279 there's not a joy the world..o 216 he lost the world............t 222 O what a glory doth this w..z 225 like the pleasures of the w.* j 130 we came into this world*....d 171 poetry, like the world...... .......q 339 the world is full of poetry...r 339between two w's life hovers.d 231 sleep hath its own world....g 389there are two worlds.... ........p 232 world that we feel with our..p 232 in this world of ours........a 240 the world is great........ ..j 402 know the w., not love her... 455have the worship of the w...0 368 world will listen to my lays..r368another and a better world..p 193 there is a world above....... 193 w.! if to thee, sin-stained...m 194 strange to the world........g 405 up stairs into the world..... 407 say to all the world*.........a 291 the w. is not thy friend*....c 267 sword throughout the world.e 293honest, as this world goes..r 198 the world's grown honest*...t 198 the world desires to know..m 299 world is full of chances......r483 the world's a bubble, and....8483 high up the crowd of worlds..1483 twisted, topsy-turvy world.. 483 world's use is cold.......... 483world's love is vain..........483 world's cruelty is bitter bane. 483 wide world is all before us..w 483 but a w. without a friend... 483 such is the world............483. true sovereign of the world..y483 moulds the w. like soft wax.y 483w's an inn, and death the.... 483 world is a bride superbly..aa 483 world's a theatre, the earth..b 484 if all the world must see.....e 484 as the world the world hath. e 484 it were better for the world..e 484 the world had never been....e 484 w. in all doth but two nations.f484 this pendent world... ..........k 484 world was all before them....1 484 this w. is all a fleeting show.m484 all the uses of this world*...n 484 world is grown so bad*........... ...p484 then the w's mine oyster*... 484 world, world, O world*.......t 484 this world, surely is wide.... 484 so many w's, so much to do.w 484 what is the world to them...z 484 the world is a comedy to....y 484 the world's all title-page.....z 484 the world's all face..........≈ 484 blows and buffets of the w.*.n 355 holds out this world......... 358 two worlds had gone to war.k 185 doth bestride the narrow w.*f186w.agrees, that he writes.....d 316 the w. knows nothing of its. j186 w. has nothing to bestow..... 190 count the world a stranger*.m 431 the rising world of waters...q 461 such stuff the w. is made of.g 491 this is the worst*. .d 462 what deep w's ever closed...o 485 ..n 119 Worldling-w's can enjoy.... ......e 228 Worldly-in common w. things r 210 w., but not worldly wise*....i 496 Worm-pick for a minute the w.g 22 all food alike for worms......o 81 fattings for the worms....... 85 darkness and the worm....... 86 of worms, and epitaphs*.... ....m 91 dissension is a viperous w.*.m 95 worms have eaten them*....z 254 gilded tombs do w's infold*. 184 worms, they hiss at me.. ...i 462 let concealment, like a w.*.. v 328 outvenoms all the w's of...q 387 Worn-w. some twenty years...s 116 which would be worn now*..e324 fingers weary and worn.. .7 341 on the worn spirit shed......r 389 Worry-w, and devour each....k 457 Worrying-prints of w. cares...d 304 Worse-whatever be her cause..p 14 gods, they change for worse..z 45 mended that were worse......s 45 .u 47 .p 114 j 277 worse than despair.. .a 202 no w. a husband than the*...ƒ 204 from bad to worse.... ....w 267 remedy is w. than the disease.1362 bark is worse than his bite..z 492 best, he is little worse.....cc 499 I was worse than nothing*..ee 499 not much the w. for wear....n 303 more thou stir it the worse..q 490 Worship-work, worship.......r 343 a great deal worse. worse is an evil fame. I have seen worse.. ...m 280 razors to my w'd heart*.. .b 482 like a wounded snake, drags. t 339 Woven-sorrows woven with...ƒ118 rainbow;-all woven of light.n 352 Wrack-blow, wind! come w.*..ƒ 459 in winter's wild wrack......p 422 Wrap-wrap our bodies in*.....h 460 w's the drapery of his couch.k 360 Wrapper-open your folded w..h 136 Wrath-nursing her wrath to....u 10 the measure of my wrath*... j 11 pardon, not wrath, is God's..h 165 bruising irons of wrath*. f 460 Wrathful-heart, be w. still*...ii 498 Wreath-in duskier wreaths....0447 while our wreaths of parsley.j 468 approve thy w. the greater*.o 387 pay no w. to the garish sun*.e 246 have the w, of the world.....o 368 from true worship's gold....b 412 making it less a w. than.....q 242 man always worships.. ..b 485 than the loss of worship.....d 485 worship without words.. -J440 the pious worship of God... who worship dirty gods*. Worshipped-w.when blooming n 153 when all our fathers w......b 445 Worshipper-than do thy w's*..k 44 J 357 ...S 462 nature mourns her w........e 337 dies among her worshippers.p 443 th' unreasoning worshipper.r 475 Worst-w. men often give the best.j4 treason has done his worst*..n 83 worst that man can breathe*.m 72 abused, among the worst.....a 38 the worst is death*...........n 85 I took the wren's nest........b 34 w's in snugness may compare.d 34 w., the most diminutive of*..c 34 under way for little Mr.Wren .j 22 w's make prey where eagles *aa 384 Wrestle-with us strengthens.. b 405 wave and whirlwind wrestle. 1381 to wrestle, not to reign......r 482 rise, O youth, and wrestle...d 487 Wrestled-winds of September w.a467 Wrestler-it is a cunning w....k 468 Wrestling-prevailed by w. ere.v 345 Wretch-meanest wretch they...135 the poorest wretch in life...i 256 and leaves the w. to weep...g 173 vengeance on the w. who...d 363 wretch condemned with life.y 200 letters for some wretches aid.u 315 curs'd be that wretch......aa 300 Wretched-to relieve the w......v 52 but thou the wretched.......v 85 only wretched are the wise..l 206 |