Chapter VI: Canto 7 (2)
Habit, costly thy Habitation, a local Hail, holy light --, wedded love Hair to stand on end --, distinguish and divide a Hal, no more of that Halter, now fitted the --draw, no man e'er felt the Hand, against every man --, cloud like a man's --findeth to do, do it --, thy left, know, etc. --, with an unlineal --open as day --, leans her cheek upon her --which beckons me --in hand through life Handel's but a ninny Handle not, taste not Hands, folding of Handsaw, know a hawk from a Happiness thro' another's eyes --true source of human --, virtue alone is --, if we prize Harmony in her bright eye Harness, him that girdeth on his --on our back Harping on my daughter Harps on the willows Hart ungalled play Harvest truly is plenteous Hat much the worse for wear Hated, needs but to be seen Hatred, love turned to Haughtiness of soul Haughty spirit before a fall Haunts, exempt from public Havoc, cry He that is not with me He that would not when he might He may run that readeth it --who runs may read --that runs may read --prayeth well and beat Head, the hoary --, hairs of your, numbered --, uneasy lies the --is not more native --, my imperfections on my --, and front of my offending --, repairs his drooping --, off with his --, plays round the --, his small --, a useless lesson to the Heads, hide their diminished Hearse, underneath this sable Heart, man after his own --, hope deferred maketh the, sick --knoweth his own bitterness --, out of the abundance of --, be not troubled --, merry, goes all the day --, untainted Heart, ruddy drops of my sad --, not more native to the --, conies not to the --a transport know --untraveled turns to thee --distrusting asks if this be joy --, music in my --, felt along the --, never melt into his --, tale to many a feeling --on her lips --, an arrow for the --, on and up where nature's Hearts, ay in my heart of --, of all that human, endure --pour a thousand melodies Heaven, droppeth as the gentle rain from --, winds of --of hell --, better to reign in hell than serve in --, hell I suffer seems a --in her eye --, quite in the verge of --tries our virtues by affliction --commences ere the world be past --, so much of --and home, kindred points of --, spires point to --God alone was to be seen in Heaven's hand, argue not against Heavens, hung be the Hecuba to him Heed, take, lest be fall Height of this great argument Heir to, that flesh is Hell it is in suing long to bide --no fury like a woman scorned Hercules, than I to Hermit, man the Hero perish or sparrow fall Herod, cat-herods High, to soar so --life furnishes high characters Hill, a cot beside the Hills peep o'er bills --, o'er the, and far away --, heart beats strong amid the Hinges, pregnant, of the knee Hint, upon this, I spake Hip, I have thee on the History or by tale --, this strange, eventful --read in a nation's eyes --is philosophy teaching by examples Hit, a very palpable Hitherto shalt thou come Hobson's choice Hole, might stop a Hold a candle Holy text she strews Homage that vice pays to virtue Home, man goeth to his long Home, eaten me out of house and --, best country ever is at Homer, read, once Homes, homeless near a thousand Honest man's the noblest work Honesty, armed so strong in Honor, prophet not without --, to pluck right --, loved I not, more --but an empty bubble --, the post, of, is a private station --and shame from no condition rise --grip, feel your Honor's lodged, place where Honors thick upon him Hoop's bewitching round Hope deferred --, no other medicine but --, true, is swift --, tender leaves of --never comes that come to all --, farewell --springs eternal --, while there's life there's --, none without, e'er loved --withering fled --for a season bade farewell Hopes, my fondest, decay --belied our fears Horatio, more things in heaven and earth Horse, my kingdom for a --, the gray mare the better --, flying --, dearer than his Hospitable thoughts intent Hostages to fortune Hour, some wee short Hours, wise to talk with our past --, unheeded flew the House of feasting --, ill spirit have so fair a House to be let for life Household words Houses, a plague o' both the --seem asleep Housewife that's thrifty How happy is he born and taught Howards, not all the blood of all the Hue, mountain in its azure Human face divine --, to err is Humanity, imitated so abominably --, wearisome condition of --, sad music of --, suffering sad Humility, pride that apes Hurt of a deadlier sort Hush, my dear, lie still and slumber Hyacinthine locks Hyperion to a satyr --curls Hypocrisy is the homage vice pays to virtue
"I dare not" wait upon "I would," I owe you one I would do what I pleased Ice, to smooth the --, be thou chaste as Idea, teach the young Idiot, tale told by an Idler, busy world an If is the only peacemaker If all the world and love were young Ignorance, let me not burst in --is bliss --of wealth Ill wind turns none to good Ills, bear those, we have --the scholar's life assail --, a prey to hastening Image of God in ebony Imagination bodies forth --, to sweeten my --boast hues like mature --for his facts Imaginings, present fears less than horrible Immodest words admit of no defence Immortal, grow, as they quote Immortality, quaff --, this longing after Immortals never appear alone Imparadised in one another's arms Impediment, marched on without Impediments to great enterprises Imperfections on my head Impossible can't be Inactivity, masterly Increase of appetite Independence let me share Indian, lo the poor Infancy, heaven lies about us in Infirmities, a friend should bear a friend's Ingratitude, unkind as man's Inn, take mine ease in mine --, warmest welcome at an Innocence, and mirth Insides, carrying three Insubstantial pageant Instincts unawares Insults unavenged Iron entered into his soul --, rule thee with a rod of --, the man that meddles with cold Isles, ships that sailed for sunny Jade, let the galled, wince Jail, the patron and the Jealousy, it is the green-eyed monster Jerusalem, if I forget thee Jest, put his whole wit in a Jest, the most bitter is a scornful Jests, indebted to his memory for his Jew, hath not a, eyes --, I thank thee Jewel, a precious, in his head Jews might kiss and infidels adore John, print it, some said Joint, the time is out of Jove laughs at lover's perjuries Joy, the oil of --, glides the smooth current o' domestic --, forever, a thing of beauty is a Joys, fading, we dote upon --must flow from ourselves Júdean, like the base Judges soon the sentence sign Judgments as our watches Julius, ere the mightiest, fell June, leafy month of --, seek ice in Juno's eyes, sweeter than the lids of Jurymen may dine Justice, this even-handed
Keeper, am I my brother's Kick where honor's lodged Kid, the leopard lie down with the Kin, makes the whole world Kin, a little more than Kind, fellow-feeling makes one wondrous Kindness, too full of the milk of human King, every inch a --, catch the conscience of the --, here lies our sovereign lord, the --himself has followed her Kingdom, my mind to me a Kings it makes gods Kiss, one kind, before we part --, my whole soul through a --snatched hasty Kisses after death remembered Kitten, and cry mew Knave, how absolute the, is Knaves, untaught, unmannerly Knee, crook the hinges of the Knell that summons thee --, the shroud, etc. --rung by fairy hands Knew, carry all he Knife, war to the Knight, a prince can mak' a belted Knock and it shall be opened Know then thyself Known, to be forever Kosoiusko fell
Labor of love --, we delight in Labor, ease and alternate Laborer worthy of his reward Laborers are few Ladies be but young and fair --, intellectual Lady doth protest too much Lady's in the case Lamb to the slaughter --of God, behold the --, Una with her milk white Land, far into the bowels of the --, light that never was on --, my own, my native --of brown heath --, know ye the --of the free Landscape tire the view Language-nature's end of --, that those lips had Large streams from little fountains flow Lark at heaven's gate sings Lasses, then she made the Last, not least, in love --at his cross --link is broken Late, known too Laugh, the world and its dread --that spoke the vacant mind Law, love is the fulfilling of the --, rich men rule the --, seven hours to Law, sovereign, sits empress Laws grind the poor Laws in-lungs call cause or cure Lay, go forth my simple Leaf, lade as a --, the sear, the yellow Leap, look before you ere you Learning, whence is thy --, a little is a dangerous thing Leather or prunella Leaven leavenet the whole lump Leer, assent with civil Legion, my name is Leopard, his spots Less, beautifully --, of two evils choose the Let dearly or let alone --others hail Libertine, the air a chartered Liberty, I must have, withal Lief not be, as live to be Life, death in the midst of --, the crown of --, care's an enemy to --, nothing became him like the leaving of his --, I bear a charmed --in short measures, may perfect be --, slits the thin spun --, while there is, hope --'s a jest --, protracted, is protracted woe --'s dull round Life, love of, increased with years --, variety 's the spice of --, how pleasant is thy morning --, thou art a galling load --, best portion of a good man's --, blandishments of, are gone --, one crowded hour of --, like a thing of --, the wave of --is but an empty dream Light, walk while ye have --, a burning and a shining --, casting a dim, religious --, swift-winged arrows of Lights, burning --that mislead the morn --of mild philosophy Lilies of the field, consider the Lily, to paint the Line upon line --, we carved not a Lines fallen in pleasant places Lion in the way --, living dog better than a dead --, the devil as a roaring --, beard the Lion-heart, lord of the Lion's hide, thou wear a --inane, dewdrop from the Lip, coral, admires --, I ne'er saw nectar on a Lips, when I ope my --were red --, smile on her --, heart on her --, O that thou had language Liquors, hot and rebellions Lisped in numbers Live, taught us how to --while you live --to please, must please to live Lively to severe Livery of heaven Lives, lovely and pleasant in their Lobster, boiled like, a Local habitation and a name Locks, never shake thy gory Lodge in some vast wilderness Loins be girded Look, a lean and hungry --before you leap --, longing, lingering Looker-on here in Vienna Looks, the cottage might adorn Lord hath taken away --, bosom's, sits lightly --of himself though not of lands --Fanny spins a thousand such a day Lords, wish to be who love their --of human kind Lords, stories of great Losses, fellow that had Lost, who neither won nor Lothario, is this that gallant, gay Lot's wife, remember Love to me was wonderful --, greater, hath no man --, labor of --casteth out fear --, she never told her --sought is good --looks not with the eyes --never did run smooth --, last not least in --, beggarly in --prove variable --, ecstasy of --, live with me, and be my --'s proper hue --in every gesture --, pity's akin to --and hate in like extreme --, an unrelenting foe to --, purple light of --of Life increased with years --, all ministers of --in such a wilderness --is heaven --, true, is the gift of Heaven --rules the court --, deep as first --is a boy Loved not wisely --and lost, better to have Loveliness needs no ornament Lover, why so pale Lover's perjuries Lower, he that is down can fall no Lucifer, falls like Lucre, not greedy of filthy Luster, I ne'er could any, see Lute, listened to a Luxury of doing good --cursed by heaven s decree --to be Lydian airs, lap me in Lying, this world is given to Lyre waked to ecstasy
Macduff, lay on Mad, that he is, 'tis true --, pleasure in being --, an undevout astronomer is Madness, tho' this be, yet there 's method in it --, great wits allied to --to defer Magic numbers Maid who modestly conceals --none to love and praise Maiden meditation --of bashful fifteen --shame, blush of Maidens are caught by glare Malice, nor set down aught in Mammon, ye cannot serve God and Man should not be alone --is born unto trouble Man, mark the perfect --, stagger like a drunken --under his fig-tree --shall not live by bread alone --, profited, for what is --lay down his life --, be born again --soweth, that shall he reap --shall bear his own burden --, proud man --, a proper, as any one shall see --that hath no music --dare do all that may become a --dare, I dare --, could have better spared a better --so faint, so spiritless --, this is the state of --that hangs on princes' favors --of such a feeble temper --, this was a --'s as true as steel --take him for all in all --, what a piece of work is --delights not me --that is not passion's slave --, give the world assurance of a --, wished Heaven had made her such a --, old, eloquent --that meddles with cold iron Man, beware the fury of a patient --, as tree as nature first made --, happy the, and happy lie alone --, expatiate free o'er all this scene of --never is, but always to be blest --, the proper study of mankind is --virtuous and vicious must be --, worth makes the --, honest, the noblest work of God --of Ross --, where the good, meets his fate --of wisdom is the man of years --wants but little --makes a death nature never made --, all may do what has been done by --that blushes is not quite a brute --, little round, fat, oily --forget not, though in rags he lies --to all the county dear --, abridgment of all that was pleasant in --recovered of the bite --, be felt as a --is the noblest growth our realms supply --, gently scan your brother --, her 'prentice han' she tried on --'s inhumanity to man Man's the gowd for a' that --, pity the sorrows of a poor old --, child is father of the --, teach you more of --prayeth well and best --, a sadder and a wiser --of woe, I was not always --with soul so dead --, I love not, the less --'s best things --proposes, God disposes --, no, suddenly good --, full, made by reading Mankind, wisest, brightest, meanest of --, survey, from China to Peru Manna, his tongue dropped Manners, evil communications corrupt good Mansions, many, in my Father's house Many are called Mar what's well March, beware the Ides of --, in life's morning --, the stormy, has come Mare, gray, the better horse Margin, a meadow of Mariners of England Mark, death loves a shining --, the archer little meant Marmion, the last words of Marriage bell, merry as a --tables, coldly furnish forth the Married, I did not think to live till I were Marrying ancient people Mars, an eye like Martyrs, blood of the Mary hath chosen that good part Mast, nail to the Mattock and the grave May, chills the lap of Maze, a mighty Meaner beauties of the night Medes and Persians, law of the Medicine, miserable have no other Meditation, fancy free Melancholy, green and yellow --, most musical Melodies, a thousand Melody, crack the voice of Melrose, if thou wouldst view Memory, Walton's heavenly --, begin to throng into my, Men, are you good and true --have died --, in the catalogue ye go for --'s evil manners live in brass --, sleek-headed --, tide in the affairs of Men made by nature's journeymen --, justify the ways of God to --, busy hum of --are but children --, impious, bear sway --, some to business take --think all men mortal --talk only to conceal their mind --, rich, rule the law --were deceivers ever --who their duties know --, schemes of mice and --by losing rendered sager --, world knows nothing of its greatest --, beneath the rule of --, lives of great, remind us Merchants most do congregate Mercy and truth are met --is not strained --, temper justice with --, shut the gates of Merit, as if her, lessened yours --, modest men dumb on their own Mermaid, things done at the Merriment, flashes of Merry when I hear sweet music Metal more attractive --, sonorous Metaphysic wit, high as Mettle, grasp it like a man of Mice, like little, stole in and out --, best laid schemes of Midnight dances --oil consumed Mien, vice is a monster of so frightful Might, he that would not when he Mighty, how are the, fallen Miles, might travel, twelve stout Milk of human kindness --and water, O Mill, brook that turns a Millions of spiritual creatures Millstone hanged about his neck Milton, some mute, inglorious Mind, be fully persuaded in --, diseased, minister to a --'s eye, Horatio --, farewell the tranquil --, out of, out of sight --, musing in his sullein --is its own place --, men talk only to conceal their --, gives to her, what he steals from her youth --forbids to crave --, she had a frugal --, how fleet is a glance of the --to mind --, magic of the --, Meccas of the Minds, innocent and quiet Minds are not ever craving Mine own, do what I will with Minister, one fair spirit for my Minnows, Triton of the Miracle instead of wit Mirror up to nature Mirth, within the limit of becoming --grew fast and furious Miserable have no other medicine Miseries, in shallows and in Misery acquaints a man with strange bed-fellows --, steeped to the lips in Misery's darkest cavern Mistress of herself tho' china fall Mob of gentlemen Modesty, bounds of Moment, and give to God each Monarch of all I survey Monastic brotherhood Money the root of all evil --, still get --, so much as 't will bring Monster, a faultless Months without an R Mood, unused to the melting --, that blessed Moon, pluck honor from the pale-faced --, swear not by the --, the inconstant --is made of green cheese --shine at full or no Moonlight sleeps upon this bank Moor, lady married to the Moral, to point a More to that which had too much --than painting can express Morn to noon he fell --from black to red began to turn Morrow, take no thought for the Mortal, all men think all men --know through a crown's disguise Mortals, not in, to command success --, some feelings are to, given Mother, so loving to my --, where yet was ever found a --is a mother still --, happy he with such a Moths, maidens like Motley is the only wear Mould, mortal mixture of earth's Mountain tops, misty --, robes the --waves, her march is o'er the Mountains interposed make enemies --, Greenland's icy Mourning, the oil of joy for Mouth, out of thine own --, gift horse in the --, put an enemy in their Muck, run a Multitude of counselors Murder, one, makes a villain Murmurs, hollow, died away Music the food of love --, never merry when I hear --, the man that hath no --, discourse most excellent --of her face --hath charms to soothe --, heavenly maid --, sphere-descended maid --, his very foot has Music's golden tongue Musical as is Apollo's lute Muttons, to return to our Myself, awe of such a thing as I Mystery, burden of the --of mysteries Myrtle, cypress and
Naiad or a grace Name, deed without a --, what's in a --, filches from me my good --, mark the marble with his --, at which the world grew pale --, the magic of a --, Phoebus, what a Names, one of the few immortal Narcissa's last words Nathan said to David Nation exalted by righteousness --, a small one a strong --, noble and puissant Nations are as a drop of a bucket --, mountains make enemies of Native and to the manner born --wood-notes wild Nature's own sweet cunning hand --'s soft nurse --, one touch of --might stand up --, hold the mirror up to --'s journeymen had made men --could no farther go --'s chief masterpiece --made thee to temper man --'s walks --up to nature's God --, extremes in --to advantage dressed --'s sweet restorer --, who can paint like --, mute, mourns when the poet dies --'s teachings --, sullenness against --'s cockloft empty --never did betray the heart that loved her Nazareth, can any good come out of Necessity, to make a virtue of Need, deserted at his utmost Needful, one thing is Needle, true as the Nests, birds of the air have --, no birds in last year's Nettle, tender-handed stroke a News, first bringer of unwelcome Night, I have passed a miserable --, the very witching time of --, ye meaner beauties of the --, silver lining on the --, day brought back my --hideous --, beauty like the --, azure robe of Nightingale was mute Nights are wholesome Niobe, all tears --of nations Ninny, Handel's but a No pent-up Utica No hammers fell Nobility, betwixt the wind and his Nods and becks North, unripened beauties of the Norval, my name is Not she with traitorous kiss Notes by distance --, a duel's amang ye takin' Nothing, an infinite deal of --if not critical Notion, foolish Numbers, divinity in odd Nun, the holy time is quiet as a Nutmeg-graters, be rough as Nymph, in thy orisons Nympholepsy of some fond despair
Observance, the breach than the Observed of all observers Ocean, deep bosom of the --, a painted Odd numbers, divinity in Odious, comparisons are Odorous, comparisons are Off with his head Offense is rank Offending, head and front of my Office, hath but a losing Officer, fear each bush an Offspring of Heaven first-born Oil, consumed the midnight Old man eloquent --Grimes is dead Oliver, Rowland for an Omega, Alpha and One that hath, unto every --kind kiss before we part --, the many must labor for the --line, could wish to blot --is content, no more to desire --is as God made him Onward, bear up and steer light Opinions, halt ye between two, ii --have bought golden --, stiff in --backed by a wager Optics sharp it needs Oracle, I am sir --of God Orators repair Orb in orb Order of, stand not upon the --is Heaven's first law --this matter in France Ore, and tricks with new-spangled Orient pearl, sowed the earth Othello's occupation's gone Out of mind, oat of sight Outrun the constable Owl, was by a mousing, hawked at Own, do what I will with mine Ox, better than a stalled Oxlips and the nodding violet Oyster, then the world's mine Oysters not good without an R in the month
Pain, the labor we delight in physics --is lessened by --, die of a rose in aromatic --, heart that never feels a --, a stranger yet to Pains, pleasure ill poetic Painting, more than, can express Pale, prithee, why so Palinurus nodded Palm, bear thy, alone --, like some tall Palpable, clothing the Pangs of guilty power Pantaloon, lean and slippered Paradise of fools --, walked in Parallel, none but himself can be his Parent of good Parish church, plain as way to Parting' in such sweet sorrow Partitions thin their bounds divide Party, gave up to, what was meant for mankind Passing fair, is she not Passion, till our, dies --, the ruling Passions fly with life Pastures lie down in green --, and fresh fields Patches, a king of shreds and Patience on a monument Peace, all her paths are --, piping times of Peace and rest can never dwell --, makes a solitude and calls it --hath her victories Pearls before swine --did grow, how --, who would search for Pearls at random strung Peasantry, a bold Pebbles, as gathering Pen of a ready writer --, make thee famous by my --dropped from an angel's wing --mightier than the sword Pendulum, man, thou Pensioner, a miser's People, thy, shall be my Perdition catch my soul Peril in thine eye Perilous edge of battle Perjuries, Jove laughs at lover's Persuaded, lit every man be fully Persons, no respect of Petticoat, feet beneath her Phalanx, in perfect Phantasma, like a Phantoms of hope Philistines be upon thee Philosopher that could bear the toothache Philosophy, hast any, in thee --, adversity's sweet milk --, dreamt of in your --, divine, charming is --. in the calm light of mild --, teaching by examples Physic to the dogs --, take Physician, is there no --, heal thyself Picture, look here upon this Pierian spring Pigmies are pigmies still Pigmy body, fretted the, to decay Pigs squeak, as naturally as Pilgrim shrines, such graves are Pilot of the Galilean lake Pinch, a hungry, lean-faced villain Pink of courtesy Pines, silent sea of Pin's fee, set my life at a Pitch, he that toucheth Pitcher be broken Pitiful, 't was wondrous Pity, he hath a tear for --'t is, 't is true --, challenge double --melts the mind to love --'s akin to love --gave ere charity began --the sorrows of a poor old man Place, jolly, in times of old Places, lines in pleasant Plan, not without a --, the simple Plato, thou reasonest well Play's the thing --, as good as a Playmates I have had Pleasantness, her ways are ways of Pleased, I would do what I Pleasure of being cheated Pleasure, sweet is after pain --in being mad --at the helm --with reason mixed --in poetic pains Pleasures, dance attendance on Plowshares, swords into Poet's eye in a fine frenzy --'s pen turns them to shape --soaring in the high reason of his fancy Poetic pains, there is a pleasure in Poetical, I would the gods had made thee Poets in three distant ages --intellible forms of Pole, true as the needle to the Pomp, take physic --, lick absurd Poor always ye have --, simple annals of the --, laws grind the Pope of Rome, more than the Poppies, pleasures are like Poppy nor mandragora Porcelain clay of humankind Porcupine, like quills upon the fretful Pot, death in the Poverty, not my will, consents --, steep me in --, depressed, slow rises worth by Power, take, who have the Powers that be, ordained of God Prague's proud arch Praise, the garments of --, damn with faint --, solid pudding against empty --all his pleasure --, blame, love --, none named thee but to --undeserved Praising what is lost Pray, remained to Prayer, whenever God erects a house of --all his, business --, the imperfect offices of Preached as never to preach again Precept upon precept Preparation, dreadful note of Prevaricate, Ralpho, thou dost Priam's curtains Pricks, hard to kick against the Pride goeth before destruction --fell with my fortunes --and haughtiness of soul --in their port --that licks the dust --, soul that perished in his --, blend our pleasure or --that apes humility Primrose, sweet as the Primrose, was to him a yellow Princedoms, virtue's powers Princes, sweet aspect of Print, pleasant to see one's name in Prior, what once was Matthew Prison make, stone walls do not a Procrastination is the thief of time Prologues, happy, to the swelling act Promise, keep the word of Proof, give me ocular Proofs of holy writ Prophet not without honor Prophets, pervert the Propriety, frights the isle from her Prove all things Proverb and a by-word Providence their guide Prow, youth at the Prunella, leather or Psalms, purloin the Punishment greater than I can bear Pure, all things pure to the Purpose, infirm of --, nighty, never is o'ertook Purse, who steals my, steals trash Pyramids in vales
Quality, a taste of your Quarrel, sudden and quick, in Quarrel, that hath his, just Question, that is the Quickly, well it were done Quiet, rural Quips and cranks Quivers, the Devil hath not in his
Race, not to the swift --, boast a generous --is rim, I bow to that whose --, forget the human --, rear my dusky --of other days Rachel weeping for her children Rack, leave not a, behind Rage, could swell the soul to Raggedness, looped and windowed Rags, the man forget not in Rain from heaven droppeth Rainbow, add another hue unto the Rake, woman is at heart a Ralph to Cynthia howls Rank is but the guinea's stamp Rat, I smell a Rattle, pleased with a Ravens, He that feedeth the Ravishment, divine, enchanting Ray, tints to-morrow with prophetic Read, mark, learn Reap, as you sow, y' are like to Reason, no other but a woman's --upon compulsion --noble and most sovereign --for my rhyme --, make the worse appear the better --, the feast of --with pleasure mixed Reasons are as two grains of wheat Reckoning, so comes a Red spirits and pay Redeemer liveth, my Religion, humanities of Remember such things were Remorse, farewell Remote from men --, unfriended Reputation, seeking the bubble --dies at every word Resignation slopes the way Resolution, native hue of Retirement urges sweet return Retreat, loopholes of Reveals while she hides Revelry, there was a sound of Revels now are ended Rhetoric, ope his mouth for Rhine, wash the river Rhyme nor reason --, and build the lofty --the rudder is --, one for sense and one for Rhyme, dock the tail of Rialto, on the Ribbon, give me what this, bound Rich man and the camel --, not gaudy --with forty pounds a year Richard is himself again Riches, make themselves wings Ridiculous and the sublime Right, whatever is, is Righteous forsaken --overmuch Righteousness and peace --exalteth a nation Ripe and ripe Road, a rough, a weary Roam, where'er I Robbed, lie that is Robbing Peter he paid Paul Hobes and furred gowns hide all Rocket, rose like a Rod, and thy staff --, a chief's a --of empire --, spare the Roderick, art them a friend to Rogue, every inch not fool is Roman, than such a --senate long debate Romans, countrymen, and lovers Rome, palmy state of --, more than the Pope of Romeo, wherefore art thou Ronne, to waite, to ride, to Room, ample, and verge enough --, who sweeps a Root, the axe is laid to the Rose, happier is the, distilled --by any other name --in aromatic pain --fairest when budding Rosebuds, gather ye Roses, the scent of the Ross, the man of Rot and rot Rowland for an Oliver Rub, ay, there's the Rubies, wisdom priced above --, where grew the Ruin or to rule the state --upon ruin --, beauteous, lovely in death Rule thee with a rod of iron --, eye sublime declared absolute --, the good old Run, that he may, that readeth Runs, who, may read Rural quiet Rustic moralist
Sadder and a wiser man Sage, lie thought as a Sail, set every threadbare Saint, 't would provoke a St. John mingles with my bowl Saints in crape and lawn --, his soul is with the Salt of the earth Samson, the Philistines be upon thee Satan, get thee behind me Satire's my weapon --in disguise Saul and Jonathan, undivided in death Savage, wild in woods, the noble Saviour's, the, birth is celebrated Scars, he jests at Sceptre, a barren, in my gripe Schemes, best laid School, the village master taught his little Science, O star-eyed Scoff, came to Scorn, he will laugh thee to --, what a deal of, looks beautiful --, fixed figure, for the time of --, laughed his word to Scraps of learning dote, on Screw your courage Scripture, the Devil can cite Scylla, your father Sea, light that never was on --, mysterious union with the --, first that burst into that Sea, alone, alone, on a wide --, like ships that have gone down at --, glad waters of the dark blue --, the open Seals of love Second childishness Sect, slave to no See oursel's as others see us Seek and ye shall find Seems, madam, I know not Self-slaughter, canon 'gainst Sensations sweet Sense, one for --, want of decency is want of Sentiment, pluck the eye of Sepulchres, whited Sermons in stones Serpent sting thee twice Serpents, be ye wise as Servant can make drudgery divine Service, I have done the state some Servitude, base laws of Shade, sitting in a pleasant --, a more welcome --, ah, pleasing --, softening into shade --, boundless contiguity of --of that which once was great Shadow, life is but a walking Shadow, float double, swan and Shadows come like --, coming events cast their, before Shaft that made him die --at random sent Shakespeare, sweetest, Fancy's child Shall I, wasting in despair Shame, an erring sister's --, blush of maiden Shape, take any, but that --, thou com'st in such a questionable --, execrable --, if shape it might be called Shapes and beckoning shadows She walks in beauty Shears, Fury with the abhorred Shell, convolutions of a --, music slumbers in the Shepherd, habt any philosophy in thee Sheridan, broke the die in moulding Ship, idle as a painted Ships that have gone down at sea --that sailed for sunny isles Shocks, the thousand natural Shoe has power to wound Shoot, to teach the young idea how to Shore, rapture on the lonely --, dull, tame Show, that within which passeth --, a driveller and a Shrewsbury clock, fought a long hour by Should auld acquaintance Shrine of the mighty Shut, shut the door Sigh, passing tribute of a --no more, ladies Sighed and looked again --unutterable things Sign, dies and makes no Sight, out of, out of mind --, loved not at first Seigniors, grave and reverend Silence is the perfectest herald of joy --in love bewrays more woe --, ye wolves --, come then, expressive Siloa's brook Simplicity a child Sin, fools make a mock at --of the world --, wages of, is death --, no, for a man to labor in his vocation Single blessedness Sinned against, more Sinning, more sinned against than Sins, charity shall cover the multitude of Sion hill delight thee more Sires, few sons attain the praise of their Sires, green graves of your Sirups, drowsy, of the world Six hundred pounds a year Sixpence, I give thee Skies, looks commencing with the --, raised a mortal to the Skill, is but a barbarous Sky, forehead of the morning --, the storm that howl along the --, souls are ripened in our northern --, star sinning in the --, canopied by the blue Slain, thrice he slew the Slaughter, lamb to the --forbade to wade through Slave, base is the, that pays Slavery or death, which to choose --a bitter draught Slaves, what can ennoble -, Britons never will be Sleep, he giveth his beloved --of a laboring man --, folding the hands to --, our life is rounded with a --knits up the raveled sleave of care --, gentle sleep --, some must watch, while some must --, tired nature's sweet restorer, balmy Sleep, undisturbed --, blessings on him who invented --, the mantle that covers all human thought Sleeve, wear my heart upon my Slept, thought her dying when she Sloth finds the down pillow hard Slough of despond Sluggard, 't is the voice of the Slumber, a little Small Latin and less Greek --things compared with great Smell, ancient and fish like Smels, throwe her swete, al around Smile that glowed celestial --, to share the good man's Smiles, seldom he --, kisses, tears, and Snails, her pretty feet, like Snake, we hat'e scotched the --like a wounded Sneer, without sneering --, laughing devil in his Snow whiter than the driven Snug as a bug Society where none intrudes Soldier full of strange oaths Solid men of Boston Solitude is sometimes but society --, how passing sweet is --, where are thy charms --, inward eye of --, makes a, and calls it peace Something too much of this Son of his own works Song of Percy and Douglass Sophonisba, O Sorrow, pluck from the memory a rooted --, wear a golden --, parting is such sweet --, to pine with feare and --, her rent is --, some natural Sorrow returned with the morn Sorrows come not single --, transient Soul, the iron entered into his --, lose his own --. thou hast much goods --, harrow up thy --, lay not that flattering unction to your --, to fret thy, with crosses --is form --of the age --like seasoned timber --, a happy --'s dark cottage --, take the prisoned --under the ribs of death Soul, pride and haughtiness of --smiles at the drawn dagger --, the flow of --, palace of the soul --is wanting there --, that eye was in itself a --is dead that slumbers Souls, immediate jewel of their --sympathize with sounds --, corporations have no Sound and fury --, persuasive --, an echo to the sense --the clarion --, sweet is every Sounding brass Source of sympathetic tears South, o'er my ear like the sweet Sow, wrong, by the ear Soweth, shall reap, as he Space and time annihilate Spare the rod Sparks fly upward Sparrow, caters for the --, providence in the fall of a --, fall, or hero perish Speak of me as I am Spears into pruning-hooks Speculation in those eyes Speech, thought deeper than Speed the going guest --the parting guest Spenser, renowned Spin, nor toil not Spirit wounded --, haughty --return unto God --indeed is willing --, present in --stirring drum --of my dream --or more welcome shade Spiriting, do my, gently Spirits are not finely touched --from the vasty deep --twain Spite,-in learned doctors Splenetive and rash Spoken at random Sponge, drink no more than a Spot is cursed, the Springes to catch woodcocks Spur to pride the sides of my intent Squeak as naturally as pigs Stage, where every man must play --, all the world's n --, struts and frets his hour upon the --, the wonder of our --, veteran on the --, poor, degraded Stale, Hat, and unprofitable Stand and wait Stanley, on Stanza, who pens a Star, love a bright, particular --, thy soul was like a --, stay the morning Stars, shooting, attend --hide their diminished heads --, battlements bore Starts, everything by State, a pillar of --, what constitutes a Statue that enchants the world Stealth, do good by Steed, farewell the neighing Steel, though locked up in --, my man 's as true as --, grapple with hooks of Sticking place, screw your courage to the Still to be neat --achieving, still pursuing Sting, O death, where is thy Stir, the fretful Stoicism, the Romans call it Stolen, not wanting what is Stomach's sake, a little wine for the Stone, fling but a --, underneath this, doth lie --, we raised not a Stones, sermons in --prate of my whereabouts --of Rome Stories, long, dull, and old Storm, pelting of this pitiless --, directs the Storms of life, rainbow to the Story, I have none to tell Strange, 't was passing Strangers, to entertain --, by, honored Straw, tickled with a Streets, a lion is in the --, squeak and gibber in the Strength, king's name is a tower of --, lovely in your Strife, dare the elements to Striving to better Strong, battle not to the --upon the stronger side --without rage Studies, still air of delightful Study, much, is weariness Stuff as dreams are made of --, ambition 's made of sterner Sublime, to suffer and be strong --and the ridiculous Success, 't is not in mortals to command Suffer, how sublime to Sufferance is the badge Suffering ended with the day --, child of Suing long to bide Sullenness against nature Sum of more, giving thy Summer, made glorious --of your youth Summons, upon a fearful Summits, clad in colors of the air Sun, no new thing under the --of righteousness arise --let not the, go down upon, your wrath --, doubt the, doth move --goes round, take all the rest the --, benighted walks under the midday --, as the dial to the --, farthing candle to the --, hail the rising --, hold their glimmering taper to the --. world without a Sunday shines no Sabbath day Sunlight drinketh dew Sunshine made, and in the shady place Suspicion haunts the guilty mind Swan on St. Mary's lake --, sweet, of Avon Sweet, so coldly Sweet day, so cool, so calm Sweetness, linked, long drawn out --, waste its Swift, race not to the --expires, a driveller Swine, cast not your pearls before Swoop, at one fell Sword, glorious by my --, another's, has laid him low Sword, pen mightier than the Swords into plowshares Syllable men's names
Table on a roar Take, O take those lips away --her up tenderly Tale that is told --, and thereby hangs a --, tedious as a twice-told --, an honest, speeds best --unfold --, a round, unvarnished --, every shepherd tells his --the moon takes up the wondrous --, to point a moral, or adorn a --so sad, so tender --, makes up life's --, as 't was said to me --, 't is an old --, a schoolboy's --which holdeth children from play Talk, I never spend an hour's --, ye gods, how lie will Tall oaks from little acorns grow Tam was glorious Taste of your quality Tear, some melodious --, he gave to misery a --in her eye --, betwixt a smile and --, every woe can claim Tears, if you have --such as angels weep Tears, iron, down Plato's cheek --sacred source of --, baptized in --, too deep for --, flattered to --from despair --, idle tears Temple, nothing ill can dwell in such a Temples, groves were God's first Tenderly, take her up Tenor, noiseless, of their way Terror, there is no, in your threats Text, a rivulet of That it should come to this Theban, talk with this learned There, 't is neither here nor Thespis, the first professor of our art Thetis, lap of They conquer love that run away Thick and thin, to dash through Thief in the night, will come as a --doth 'fear each bush Thing, acting of a dreadful --, never says a foolish Things left undone --, unutterable --, God's sons are Think too little, and talk too much --those that, must govern Thinks most, lives most Thorn, withering on the virgin Thou art the man Thought, thy wish was father of that --sicklied o'er with the pale cast of --, would almost say her body --, armor is his honest --, whistled for want of --, too much thinking to have common --, not, one immoral --, the dome of --, the power of --, deeper than speech Thoughts, a dark soul and foul --that breathe --too deep for tears --, great Thousand, one shall become a Thread of his verbosity Thrift, thrift, Horatio --may follow fawning Thrones, dominations Throng the lowest of your Thumbs, by the pricking of my Thunder, lightning, or in rain Thwack, with many a stiff Thyme, whereon the wild, grows Tide in the affairs of men Tidings, dismal, when he frowned Tie, the silken Tilt at all I meet Timber, seasoned, never gives Time and the hour --, to the last syllable of recorded --so hallowed and gracious --, not of an age, but for all --shall throw a dart at thee --, how small a part of --, with thee conversing, I forgot all --, what will it not subdue --'s noblest offspring --, we take no note of --toiled after him in vain --adds increase to her truth --has not cropt the roses --, noiseless foot of --count by heart-throbs --, footprints on the band of --has laid his hand gently --, break the legs of Times that try men's souls Tinkling symbols Toad, ugly and venomous To be or not to be To-day, be wise Toe, on the light fantastic Toil, envy, want the jail --, those who think must govern those who --and trouble, why all this Tolerable and not to be endured Tomb of him who would have made glad the world Tombs, hark from the To-morrow, boast not thyself of --and to-morrow --, do thy worst --, already walks Tongue, braggart with my --let the canded --that Shakespeare spake --, music's golden Tongues in trees Too late I stayed Tooth for tooth --sharper than a serpent's Toothache, philosopher that could endure the Torrent of a woman's will --, roll darkling down the --, and whirlwind's roar Torrents, motionless Touch not, taste not --harmonious Towered cities please us Towers, the cloud-capt Trade's proud empire Train up a child Train, a melancholy Traitors, our doubts are Traps, Cupid kills with Tray, Blanch, and Sweetheart Treasure is, your heart will be where your Tree, like a green bay --is known by his fruit Tree's inclined, as the twig is bent --of deepest root is found Trees, tongues in Tribe, the badge of our --, richer than all his Trick worth two of that Tricks, fantastic Tried, she is to blame who has been Trifles light as air Triton of the minnows Troop, farewell the plumed Trope, out there flew a Trouble, war, he sung, is toil and Troubles, arms against a sea of Trowel, laid on with a Troy, half his, was burned --, fired another True so sad, so tender, and so Truth, doubt, to be a liar --in every shepherd's tongue --from pole to pole --, whispering tongues can poison --crushed to earth --, bright countenance of Turf, green be the Tweedledum and Tweedledee Twilight gray, in sober livery Two strings to his bow Type of the wise
Unadorned, adorned the most Unanimity is wonderful Uncertain, coy, and hard to please Uncle, O my prophetic soul I my Underneath this stone doth lie --sable hearse Uneasy lies the head Unfit, for all things Unfortunate, one more Unity, to dwell together in Universe, born for the Unknown, too early seen --, argues yourselves Unseen, born to blush Unwept, unhonored and unsung Unwhipped of justice Uses, to what base Utterance of the early gods Utica, no pent-up
Vale of life --, meanest floweret of the Valiant taste of death but once Vallombrosa, leaves that strew the brooks in Valor, discretion the better part --is oozing out Vanity and vexation of spirit Vanity of vanities Variety, her infinite --'s the spice of life Vase, you may shatter the Vault, the deep, damp --, fretted Vaulting ambition Vein, I am not in the Venice, I stood in Verbosity, thread of his Verge enough Vernal seasons of the year Verse, married to immortal --, wisdom married to immortal Verses, for rhyme the rudder is Veteran, superfluous lags the Vice, when, prevails --is a monster Vices, small --, our pleasant Vienna, looker-on here at Victims, the little, play Victorious o'er all the ills of life View, when will the landscape tire the Village master taught Villain, one murder makes a Violet, nodding grows --, throw a perfume on the --by a mossy stone Violets, breathes upon a bank of --plucked ne'er grow again Virtue of necessity --, assume a --is her own reward --alone is happiness --makes the bliss --, homage that vice pays to Virtue linked with one Virtues, we write in water --, be to her, very kind Virtuous, dost think because thou art Visage, on his bold Visible, darkness Vision, write the, and make it plain --, baseless fabric of a --and faculty divine Visits, like angel's --like those of angels Vocation, 't is my Voice, a still, small --, I hear a, you cannot --of nature cries from the tomb --in my dreaming ear melted Voices, earth with her thousand Void, have left an aching Volume, within that awful Vote that shakes the turrets of the land Voyage of their life
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Familiar QuotationsChapter VI: Canto 7 (2)
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