fair renown, 488. Forgave the offence, 273. at times with advantage, 709. men's names, 68. my sovereign, when I, 426. taught me at last to, thee, 682. the human race, that I might, 547. Forgetful, be not, to entertain strangers, Forgiveness, awkwardness has no, 603. is better than revenge, 758. Forgot, and all the rest, 161. for which he toiled, 161. should auld acquaintance be, 449. when by thy side, 563. nothing and learned nothing, 811. radish, like a, 90. Forks, fingers made before, 293. Form and fear, mother of, 39. and feature, outward, 503. Form, and moving, admirable in, 134. finer, or lovelier face, 490. glass of fashion and mould of, 136. had yet not lost, 225. of life and light, 549. of manliest beauty, 436. soft metal flowered to human, 329. spoiled the, 778. teemed with human, 394. Forms of ancient poets, 504. of government, fools contest for, 318. of things unknown, 59. that once have been, 614. Formed by thy converse, 320. not an old friend, 837. Forsaken, not seen the righteous, 819. Forsworn, that so sweetly were, mighty, is our God, 770. 49. Fortune and to fame unknown, 386. architect of his own, 167. crested, 424. diligence mother of good, 791. easy to get a favour from, 709. forever, wilt thou prove, 358. I care not, 357. is blind, though, 167. is like glass, 709. is on our side, when, 709. is unstable, 766. leaves some door open, 785. not easy to keep a favour from, 709. out of suits with, 66. railed on Lady, 68. reigns in gifts of the world, 66. slings and arrows of outrageous, 135. Fortune, tugged with, 121. well-favoured man is the gift of, 51. virtues to sustain good, 794. Fortune's buffets and rewards, 137. ice prefers to virtue's land, 267. Forty days and forty nights, 812. fool at, is a fool indeed, 311. minutes about the earth, in, 58. pounds a year, rich at, 396. Forward and frolic glee, 491. a long hour, 88. all his battles o'er again, 271. is fair fair is foul, 115. 465. Founders, the pyramids have forgotten heads, pathless groves, 184. of sweet tears, a heart the, 469. Fountain, pitcher broken at the, 831. Fountains, Afric's sunny, 536. large streams from little, 459. silvery column, 504. Four rogues in buckram, 84. Fourscore years, wind him up with, 276. Fowl, opinion concerning wild, 77. tame villatic, 242. Fox when he had lost his tail, 186. that spoil the vines, 832. Fox's skin, lion's skin pieced with the, Fragments, gather up the, 843. of a once glorious union, 533. plants while they grow bestow no, 398. Fragrant, most, when crushed, 165. the fertile earth, 233. Frail a thing is man, so, 687. I am, how, 820. Frailties from their dread abode, 386. thy name is woman, 128. of nature, the whole, 300. this goodly, the earth, 134. whatever stirs this mortal, 501. France and England, best thing between, king of, went up the hill, 686. ye sons of, 804. latter end of a, 87. Frayd, more, then hurt, 11. Free and fetterless thing, 680. as nature first made man, 275. Free battle for the, 562. soil free men free speech, 856. trade is not a principle, 607. who would be, must strike, 541. Freedom, bastard, 518. from her mountain height, 573. in my love, if I have, 260. in that, bold, 487. is its child, 460. leaning on her spear, 637. new birth of, 622. of religion of the press, 435. only deals the blow, for, 459. ring from mountain-side, let, 619. shrieked as Kosciusko fell, 513. to the slave, 622. to worship God, 570. where wealth and, reign, 394. cause, fought and bled in, 465. shield, each heart is, 675. soil beneath our feet, 574. Freeman's will, executes a, 538. we will die, 436. who rules o'er, 375. Freeze thy young blood, 131. French have empire of the land, 577. of Paris was to hire unknowe, 1. must be always talking, a, 374. only one more, 809. Frenchman's darling, 421. Frenchmen, three, on one pair of Eng- lish legs, 91. Frenzy, poet's eye in a fine, 59. Frenzy's fevered blood, 492. Fresh as a bridegroom, 83. thy soul with crosses, 30. stir unprofitable, 467. Frets his hour upon the stage, 125. vault the long-drawn aisle, 384. hooded clouds like, 613. death of a dear, 59. defend your departed, 270. faithful the wounds of a, 829. favourite has no, 381. forsake not an old, 837. gained from heaven a, 386. guide philosopher and 320. handsome house to lodge a, 289. in deed, 16. in his soul, a, 338. in life a, 340. in my retreat, 416. in need, 701. indeed to pardon or to bear it, 423. is another self, 692. is one soul in two bodies, 762. men esteem a real, 692. mine own familiar, 851. of pleasure wisdom's aid, 390. received with thumps, 312. to close his eyes, not a, 271. to public amusements, 371. Friend, treat your, as if he might become | Friendship, no cold medium knows, 339. an enemy, 710. who hath not lost a, 496. world is not thy, 108. Friends, adversity of our best, 796. are exultations agonies, thy, 471. by hunger and request of, 326. decent boldness ever meets with, 343. depart and memory takes them, 581. enter on my list of, 422. fallyng out of faithfull, 21. had been in youth, 500. he cast off his, 399. he who has a thousand, 767. house of my, 836. how we should behave to, 762. is without three good, 70. lay down his life for his, 843. like summer, 204. man that hath, 827. my never-failing, 506. nature teaches beasts to know their, of humblest, scorn not one, 486. of my youth where are they, 550. old times old, 401. out of sight we lose, 569. poor make no new, 611. princes find few real, 377. property of, is common, 761, 763. prosperity makes, 713. remember absent, 757. Romans countrymen, 113. separateth very, 827. thou hast grapple to thy soul, 129. three firm, more sure than day, 502. troops of, 124. we have been, together, 679. were poor but honest, 73. infirmities, bear his, 114. Friendless name, friend of every, 366. cement of the soul, 354. constant save in love, 51. is love without his wings, 560. love and liberty, 503. retirement rural quiet, 355. sudden, springs from wine, 350. take a breed for barren metal, 61. name, speak to thee in, 523. Frieze buttress nor coign of vantage, 117. Fringed curtains of thine eye, 43. Fringing the dusty road, 657. Frogs, boys throw stones at, 741. wise as the, 352. Frolic and the gentle Lamb, the, 486. From all who dwell below the skies, 302. his fair large, 232. me no fronts, 861. of battle lour, see the, 450. of Jove himself, 140. of March, in the, 625. of my offending, 149. of this small floor, 259. smoothed his wrinkled, 94. Fronts bore stars, their restless, 479. curdled by the, 103. flowers that skirt the eternal, 501. Frosts, encroaching, 671. Frosty but kindly, 67. Caucasus, thinking on the, 81. Frown at pleasure, 309. hell grew darker at their, 229. music, architecture is, 807. Fruit fell like autumn, 276. from such a seed, 544. let it blossom then bear, 743. of cultivation, gratitude the, 376. Fruit, ripest, first falls, 81. that can fall without shaking, 350. to me, thy seasons bring, 752. which I bore was the sun, 740. by their, ye shall know them, 839. no, no flowers no leaves, 586. Fruitful mind, 168. of golden deeds, 230. Fruitless crown on my head, 121. labours mourn, our, 344. to the flame, adding, 242. Ful wel she sange the service devine, 1. assurance given by lookes, 23. heart reveal, 502. little knowest thou, 29. man, reading maketh a, 168. of dead men's bones, 841. of good intentions, 808. of goodly prospect, 253. of good works, 843. of honour and years, 655. of life, more, 53. of quarrels as an egg of meat, 107. of sound and fury, 125. of spirit as the month of May, 86. of strange oaths, 69. of sweet days, and roses, 204. of wise saws, 69. resounding line, 329. royally he rode, 23. serenely, 461. tide of successful experiment, 435. well the busy whisper, 397. well they laughed, 397. Full-hot horse, anger like a, 98. marches to the grave, 612. Funny as I can, to write as, 636. I Furious and temperate, 120. lover sighing like, 69. Furnish all we ought to ask, 569. Further and fared worse, 17. full of sound and, 125. like a woman scorned, 294. Fustian flag, freedom waves her, 518. is yet unseen the past is gone, 750. retrospection to the, 446. sure, the, 482. trust no, howe'er pleasant, 612. Futurity casts, shadows which, 568. Gaberdine, Jewish, 61. Gadding vine, the, 247. Gadire or Javan, bound for, 242. Gain, better incur loss than make, 701. every way my, 156. his private ends, 400. man's loss from his, 650. not base gains, 694. of a few, 336. of man, the steady, 618. of our best glory, 39. or lose it all, 257. set down as so much, 705. the timely in, to, 121, the whole world, 840. to die is, 847. turns his necessity to, 476. unvexed with all the cares of, 348. nothing risks nothing, 21. |