Navies are stranded when, 493. Navigators, winds and waves on the side of the ablest, 430. Navy, load would sink a, 99. of England, royal, 392. Nay he shall have, 9. Needle in a bottle of hay, 670. Needle's eye, postern of a, 82. woman's, doth stand for naught, 163. Needy hollow-eyed sharp-looking, 50. Nazareth, good thing out of, 842. Ne supra crepidam, 721. Neæra's hair, tangles of, 657. Near, he comes too, 193, 350. he seems so, 633. is God to man, so, GOO. to be thought so, will go, 53. to kerke the, from God more farre, 29. repast light and choice, 252. still to be, still to be drest, 178. Nebulous star we call the sun, 630. has no law, 773. is the argument of tyrants, 453. proper parent of an art, 441. the gods cannot strive against, 758. the tyrant's plea, 232. to make virtue of, 3, 192. turns to glorious gain, 476. we give the praise of virtue to, 721. millstone hanged about his, 842. walk with stretched-forth, 833. water, and the rocks pure gold, 44. Nectarean juice, 577. Nectared sweets, feast of, 245. friend in, 701. good turn at, 782. many things I do not, 759. of a remoter charm, 467. of blessing, I had most, 119. of milk not strong meat, 848. Needs go that the devil drives, 18, 73. only to be seen, 269. Neglect may breed mischief, 360. wise and salutary, 408. Neglecting worldly ends, 42. love your, as thyself, 813, 838, 840. creed, argument to thy, 598. Neighbouring eyes, cynosure of, 248. Neighing steed, farewell the, 154. Nelly, none so fine as, 285. the Nemean lion's, 131. Nerves and finer fibres brace, 357. shall never tremble, 122. this delicious, 357. Nests, birds of this year in the, of the last, 792. birds in their little, agree, 302. in order ranged, 242. Nest-eggs to make clients lay, 215. Net, all is fish that cometh to, 15. Nets, ladies spend their time making, 291. Nether millstone, hard as, 818. Nettle danger, out of this, 84. tender-handed stroke a, 313. Neutral, loyal and, in a moment, 120. Never alone appear the Immortals, 502. better late than, 13. comes to pass, 454. elated, never dejected, 320. ending still beginning, 272. loved sae blindly, had we, 452. met or never parted, had we, 452. Never never can forget, 580. says a foolish thing, 279. to hope again, 99. was seen nor never shall be, 182. vice of fools, pride the, 323. New broom sweeps clean, 16. ever charming ever, 358. transcends the old, the, 618. News, bringer of unwelcome, 88. much older than their ale, 397. New England, I sing, 655. lights her fire in every prairie, 655. Newest kind of ways, 90. New-fangled mirth, May's, 54. New-fledged offspring, 396. Nick of time, 257. our old, 215. Niggardly rich man, 761. Nigh is grandeur to our dust, 600. across the day beyond the, 627. an atheist half believes a God by, 308. as darker grows the, 399. azure robe of, the, 573. bed by, chest of drawers by day, 397. before Christmas, 't was the, 527. borrower of the, 120. breathed the long long, 639. cheek of, hangs upon the, 105. darkens the streets, 224. day brought back my, 252. day of woe the watchful, 508. deep of, is crept upon our talk, 115. doomed to walk the, 131. except I be by Sylvia in the, 44. for the morrow, desire of the, 567. gloomy as, he stands, 345. golden lamps in a green, 262. good, and joy be wi' you, 458. good night good, 106. had withdrawn her sable veil, 786. has a thousand eyes, 669. hideous, making, 131. how beautiful is, 507. imagining some fear in the, 59. in love with, 107. in Russia, this will last out a, 47. infant crying in the, 632. is long that never finds the day, 124. joint labourer with the day, 126. light will repay the wrongs of, 203. lovely as a Lapland, 475. meaner beauties of the, 174. mid the cheerless hours of, 568. Night, nature's laws lay hid in, 330. no evil thing walks by, 244. of cloudless climes, 551. of memories and of sighs, 511. of waking, morn of toil, 491. sable goddess, 306. say not good, 433. shades of, 234. shadow of a starless, 564. shall be filled with music, 614. so full of ghastly dreams, 96. soft stillness and the, 65. son of the sable, 39. sound of revelry by, 542. stars in empty, 496. steal a few hours from the, 521. sung from morn till, 427. Sylvia in the, except I be by, 44. that makes me or fordoes me, 156. that slepen alle, 1. till it be morrow, 106. to bloom for sons of, 520. to each a fair good, 490. toiling upward in the, 616. Night's blue arch adorn, 424. man who imitated the, 726. to act the part of a, 743. song in the grove, 428. to the listening earth, 300. Nile, allegory on the banks of the, 440. Nimble and airy servitors, 253. and full of subtle flame, 196. Nimbly and sweetly recommends itself, capers, in a lady's chamber, 95. lives like a cat, 16, 691. Ninety-eight, to speak of, 681. Ninny, Handel's but a, 351. Ninth part of a hair, I'll cavil on, 85. Noble in reason, 134. living and the noble dead, 476. thoughts, never alone with, 34. by the right of an earlier creation, Nobleman writes a book, when a, 374. in the mind to suffer, 135. Noblest, feels the, acts the best, 654. thing, earth's, 656. things, sweetness and light the two, work of God, an honest man, 319, 447. die for their country, 102. an esteemed person's, 728. Nods and becks, 248. Homer sometimes, 706. Nodded at the helin, Palinurus, 332. violet grows, 58. Noise, dire was the, of conflict, 236. no, over a good deed, 753. of folly, shunn'st the, 249. of waters in mine ears, 96. falls the foot of time, 464. foot of time, inaudible and, 74. to office, 410. Non amo te, Sabidi, 286. but himself his parallel, 352. but the brave deserves the fair, 271. None on earth above her, 455. so blind that will not see, 283, 293. to praise, maid with, 469. Nook for me, an obscure, 643. seat in some poetic, 536. heaven's immortal, 566. sailing athwart the, 501. North, Ariosto of the, 545. fair weather out of the, 817. no East no West no, 517. to southeast to west, 781. thought is slow, 648. entuned in hire, 1. his own, would not assert his, 415. look so blue, why does thy, 673. on a man's face, 44, 192, 785. spectacles on, and pouch on side, 69. to the grindstone, 360. Noses, and pleasant scents the, 655. to the grindstone, 11, 172, 191. dead but gone before, 455. Not if I know myself at all, 509. in toys we spent them, 260. of an age but for all time, 179. to speak it profanely, 137. with me is against me, 842. it in a book, 834. of him take no, 52. of praise, swells the, 384. of preparation, give dreadful, 92. of time, we take no, 306. of, when found make a, 652. take note take, O world, 154. that means to be of, 158. thy liquid, 251. thy once loved poet sung, 335. Note-book, set in a. 115. Nothing, a thing cannot go back to, 751. becomes him ill, 55. before and nothing behind, 503. blessed is he who expects, 347. but that, might ever do, 78. but vain fantasy, begot of, 105. but well and fair, 242. but what hath been said before, 185, can be well done hastily, 711. can come out of nothing, 751. can touch him further, 121. can we call our own but death, 82. dies but something mourns, 558. else but to be mended, 211. emboldens sin so much as mercy, 109. except a battle lost, 463. extenuate, 156. for thee is too early, 752. Nothing, I have everything yet have, 702. I owe much, I have, 770. I want nothing and I possess, 702. if not critical, 151. ill can dwell in such a temple, 43. in his life became him, 117. is but what is not, 116. is changed in France, 809. is good or fair alone, 598. is impossible, 11. is here for tears, 242. is law that is not reason, 278. is so hard but search will find it out, 203. is there to come, 261. is unnatural, 441. learned nothing and forgotten, 811. like being used to a thing, 441. long, everything by starts and, 268. new except what is forgotten, 811. profits more than self-esteem, 238. says, when nothing to say, 374. settled in manners, there is, 602. so becomes a man as modest stillness, so difficult but it may be found out, 704. pass into, 574. Noticeable man, 472. Notion, blunder and foolish, 448. full of sound and fury signifying, 125. Notorious by base fraud, 715. gives to airy, 59. half so sweet in life, 521. having, yet hath all, 174. hid from the heat thereof, 819. Nought is everything, 517. shall make us rue, 80. so vile that on the earth, 106. |