Demons found, 167.
Denied her sight, 548.

Denied what ev'ry wretch, 250.
Dennis and dissonance, 51.
Departing spring, 512.
Dependants, friends, 660.
Depending vines, 215.

Descend, ye nine, 368.
Descending snows, 639.
Describe the stars, 516.

Deserted at his utmost, 209, 265.

Design or chance, 634.
Desire not to live, 565.
Desire of praise, 425.
Desire of wine, 269.
Desires composed, 548.

Desire's the vast extent, 255.
Despair takes heart, 141.
Despair, that aconite, 140.
Despatch me quickly, 126.
Desperation, 420.
Despise the farce, 230.
Despond not wherefore, 515.
Desponding fear, 182.
Destroy all creatures, 243.
Destruction sure, 132.

Determine on some course, 91.

Devouring Time, 559.
Dewy sleep, 487.

Dext'rous the craving, 651.

Did chymic chance, 111.
Did ever raven, 78.

Did I but purpose, 340.

Did I for this, 429.
Did Raphael's, 387.
Did we for these, 29.
Did we think, 581.

Didst thou but know, 323.
Didst thou taste, 231.
Die he or justice, 444.
Die two months ago, 174.
Diffusive of themselves, 543-
Dim as the, 440.
Dim sadness did, 460.
Dire inflammation, 403.
Direct not him, 19.
Disburthen thou, 215.
Discomfort guides, 141.
Discord! dire sister, 614.
Discord, like that, 365.
Discourse may want, 103.
Disdain not me, 68.
Dismiss thy fear, 177.
Dissembling for her sake, 615.
Dissembling sleep, 376.
Dissensions, like small, 436.
Distemper'd zeal, sedition, 725.
Distress'd myself, 99.
Distrustful sense, 104, 466.
Disturb him not, 135.
Disuse me from the, 309.
Diversified 'midst, 529.
Divine philosophy, 400.
Divines but peep, 429.
Do as adversaries, 295.
Do but see his vice, 595.
Do but think, 395.
Do good by stealth, 225.
Do I, like the female, 678.
Do I not in plainest, 433.
Do not, as some, 430.
Do not blast, 257.

Do not cheat, 502.
Do not fall in love, 323.

Do not look at life's, 502.

Do not omit the, 489.

Do not wantonly, 310.
Do not weep so, 622.

Do public or domestic, 384.

Do then as your progenitors, 35.
Do thou, my soul, 436.
Do what he will, 264.

Do ye hear the children, 95, 622.
Do you, who, 430.
Doctrine and life, 1oo.
Does he fancy we can, 652.
Does it not all mechanic, 111.
Does not this wise, 536.
Domestic happiness, 249.

Done to death, 480.

Doom, as they please, 280.
Dost see how unregarded, 69.
Dost thou behold, 25.
Dost thou not know, 495.
Dost thou use me as, 71.
Dotard, said he, 24.
Doth even beauty, 69.
Doubtless all souls, 265.
Doubtless there is, 507.
Doubtful thoughts, 272.
Doubting things go ill, 143.
Down, down, 456.

Down fell the beauteous, 64.
Down from her eyes, 357-
Down her white neck, 236.
Down in valleys, 619.
Down sunk the monster, 609.
Down sunk the sun, 589.
Down the smooth stream, 718.
Down through the crannies, 525.
Dragg'd through the, 686.
Draw forth the monsters, 76.
Draw him strictly so, 172.
Draw me no constellations, 518.
Draw them to, 457.
Drawn into arms, 35.
Drawn with a team, 490.
Drawn with the power, 241.
Dream after dream, 531.

Dreams are but interludes, 146.
Dreams are toys, 149.

Dreams, books, 85.
Dreams in their, 146.
Dreams of the summer, 486.
Drest her again, 153.
Drown'd in deep despair, 140.
Dry mourning will, 501.
Dryden himself, 49.
Dull rogues affect, 415.
Dull sublunary loves, 309.
Dulness delighted, 154.

Duncan is in his grave, 489, 566.
Duncan's horses, 259.
Dust on thy mantle, 534.
Duty by habit, 154.
D'ye think that, 417.

Each herb, 405.

Each in his breast, 464.

Each individual, 247-
Each lovely scene, 381.
Each may
feel, 91.
Each might his, 466.
Each mind is press'd, 375.
Each moment has its, 561.

Each morn they waked, 479, 500.
Each morning, when, 581.
Each muse in Leo's, 410.
Each must in virtue, 597.
Each noble vice, 594.
Each petty hand, 471.
Each pleasing Blount, 494.
Each poet of the air, 412.
Each poet with, 414.
Each proselyte, 404.
Each sacred accent, 179.
Each sees his lamp, 519.
Each several ship, 469.
Each staunch polemic, 52.
Each substance of, 503.
Each thought was visible, 250.
Each to his proper fortune, 178.

Each to these ladies, 327.
Each tree, 214.

Each verse so swells, 411.
Each wit may praise, 55.
Each with a gigantic, 615.
Eager to hope, 140.
Earless on high, 51.

Early, before the morn, 361.
Early, ere the, 219.

Early, ere yet the, 358.
Earth hath this variety, 407.
Earth his uncouth, 155.
Earth, in her rich, 151, 155.
Earth receives, 305.

Earth smiles with flow'rs, 72.
Earth's highest station, 160.
Earth's tall sons, the cedar, 567.
Earthly limbs and gross allay, 122.
Earthly things do, 691.
Ease in your mien, 336.
Ease to the body, 347.
Easy in words, 530.

Ecbatana her structure vast, 41.
Ecstasy, 267.

Edward and Henry, 229.

E'en not all these, 244.
E'en rage itself, 369.

E'en the rough rocks, 189.
E'en times are in, 557.
Eftsoons, O sweetheart, 314.
Eftsoons the nymphs, 195.
Eight tall ships. 472.
Eighty odd years, 24, 503.
Either songster, 72.
Eloquence, with all, 157.
Else had the spring, 513.
Elusive of the bridal day, 88.
Embattled nations, 248.
Embattled troops, 613.
Embrace again, my sons, 611.
Embroider'd so, 220.
Emily dress'd herself, 237.
Empire! thou
poor, 281.

Empires by various, 419.
Empires subversed, 180.

Empty of all good, 670.
Endless tears flow, 551.
Endure and conquer, 656.
England hath long, 617.
England now is left, 420.
Enjoy the honey, 490.
Enjoy the present, 203.
Enjoy your dear, 452.
Enlarge my life, 301.
Enough for half, go.
Enough for me, 479.

Enough of battle's, 494.

Enough to press, 406.

Enquire from whence, 528.
Ensample made of him, 342.
Ensigns that pierced, 606.
Ent'ring with the tide, 469.
Entire and sure, 419.
Envied Britannia, 576.
Envy not greatness, 158.

Envy, to which, 158.

Envy will merit, 158.

Envy's a sharper spur, 56.
Equal their flame, 140.
Equality of two, 420.
Equally inured, 353-
Ere Gothic forms, 452.
Ere on thy chin, 240.

Fre sin could blight, 124, 706.
Ere the bat hath flown, 77, 379.
Ere the foundations, 274.
Ere the progressive course, 44.
Ere to thy cause, 421.
Ere yet the salt, 341.
Ere yet thy pencil, 389.
Errors, like straws, 584.
Errors not to be recall'd, 110.
Errors of wives, 338.
Esteem we these, 91.

Eternal deities, 177.

Eternal greens, 575.

Eternal Hope, 254.

Eternal providence, 435. Eternal smiles, 494.

Eternal spirit, 298.
Eternal spring, 512.
Eternal sunshine, 103.
Eterne alteration, 593.

Eternity! thou pleasing, 160.
Eusden ekes out, 51.
Eve, thy contempt, 407.
Ev'n a romance, 558.
Ev'n copious Dryden, 51.
Ev'n fortune rules, 591.

Ev'n goddesses are women, 629.
Even-handed justice, 279.
Even he, 211.

Ev'n he, whose soul, 363.
Ev'n kings but play, 143.
Ev'n not all these, 277.
Ev'n now, when silent, 110.
Ev'n now, while thus, 231.
Even rival wits, 53.
Even so by love, 720.
Even so luxurious, 305.
Even so the soul, 509.
Even such is time, 558.
Ev'n suppler than, 666.
Even the peasant, 331.
Ev'n the tongues, 395.
Ev'n then, before, 239.

Ev'n thought meets thought, 210.
Ev'n when they sing, 28.
Ev'ning mist, 161.

Evening now approach'd, 358.
Ever and anon, 654.
Ever charming, 285.
Evergreen forest, 47.

Ev'ry brow with cheerful, 182.
Every busy little, 58.
Every copse, 80.

Ev'ry fix'd and ev'ry, 519.
Every flexile wave, 524.

Every horse bears, 259.

Every inordinate cup, 275.

Every man, 523.

Every man in this

age,

Ev'ry muse, 361.

262.

Every night he comes, 321.
Ev'ry nymph, 474.
Every one, 375-

Ev'ry one is eagle-eyed, 115.
Every peevish, 419.
Every pilot, 521.
Every scribbling man, 56.
Ev'ry sense the humour, 491.
Ev'ry senseless thing, 372.
Ev'rything that heard, 370.
Everything that is, 442.

Evil into the mind, 162, 552.
Exact Racine, 52.
Exalted hence, 155.

Exalted Socrates, 49, 400.
Exalted souls, 392.
Exalting in triumph, 368.

Examine how your humour, 261.
Example is a living, 163.
Except I be by Sylvia, 78.
Excursions are inexpiably bad, 119.
Expand the passions, 722.
Expatiate free, 332.
Expectation whirls me, 163.
Expense, and after-thought, 140.
Experience is by, 559.
Express thyself in plain, 528.
Expression is the dress, 529.
Expunge the whole, 44.

Extended empire, 417.

Extol not riches, 452.

Extremes in nature, 163.

Extremes of fortune, 202, 643.
Eye hath not seen it, 246.

Eye me, bless'd Providence, 435.

Eye Nature's walks, 118, 335, 374.
Eyes and ears, 165.
Eyes are vocal, 547-

F.

Fabius might joy, 295.
Fade, flowers, fade, 196.
Fain would I choose, 372.

Fain would my muse, 513.
Fair as the face, 190.
Fair course of passion, 329.
Fair daffodils, 191.
Fair eldest child, 377.
Fair fortune next, 202.
Fair from its humble, 192.

Fair hope! our earlier heav'n, 255.
Fair hypocrite, 262.
Fair ideas flow, 388.
Fair is my love, 69.

Fair is the gillyflow'r, 191.
Fair is the kingcup, 191.
Fair ladies, mask'd, 458.
Fair laughs the morn, 710.
Fair Leda's twins, 515.
Fair nymphs and, 152.
Fair occasion shows, 252.
Fair proud, now tell me, 432.
Fair soul, since to the, 507.
Fair, sweet, and young, 709.
Fair Thames she, 456.
Fair virtue, should I, 597.
Fair when that cloud, 432.
Fairer she seem'd, 152.
Fairer than fairest, 69, 244.
Fairest blossom, 362.
Fairest blossoms drop, 65.
Fairest of stars, 517.
Fairest piece, 43.

Fairfax, whose name, 613.
Fairies, black, gray, 168.
Fairies use flowers, 168.
Fairy elves, 167.
Faith and hope, 93-

Faith builds a bridge, 138, 170.
Faithful assertor, 396.
Fall to thy prayers, 240.
Falling dews with spangles, 540.
False eloquence, 157.
False philosophy, 400.
False sorrow's eye, 504.
False world, good-night, 692.
False world, thou ly'st, 695.
Falsehood and cowardice, 675.
Fame and censure, 180.
Fame, impatient of extremes, 173.
Fame is a bubble, 175.
Fame is no plant, 172.
Fame is the spur, 172.
Fame is the thirst, 171.
Fame, not contented, 172.
Fame of thy beauty, 70.
Fame, that delights, 174.
Fame, that her high worth, 173.
Famed by thy tutor, 174.
Fame's high temple, 173.
Famous Greece, 44.
Fancies again are, 716.
Fancies and notions, 464.
Fancy and pride, 432.
Fancy flows in, 175.
Fancy then retires, 487.
Far along, 521.

Far be from hence, 269.
Far eastward cast, 462.
Far from all resort, 352.
Far from that hated, 141.
Far greater numbers, 254.
Far in a wild, 498.
Far other plaints, 477.
Farewell! if ever, 425.
Farewell! says he, 390.

Farewell the leisure, 326, 391.
Farewell the tranquil, 617.
Farewell then verse, 585.
Farewell to earth, 726.
Farewell, ungrateful, 381.
Farewell, you flow'rs, 190.
Fashion, a word, 176.
Fashion, leader of a, 176.
Fast beside there, 525.
Fast by the margin, 455.
Fast by the throne, 173.
Fat fees from the, 295.
Fatal this marriage, 341,
Fate and the dooming gods, 178.
Fate foredoom'd, 197.,

Fate has cramm'd, 178.

Fate her own book, 177.
Fate makes you deaf, 178.
Fate sees thy life, 301.
Fate, show thy force, 179.
Fate some future, 17.
Fate steals along, 177.
Fate's dark recesses, 203.
Fates! we will know, 179.
Father of all, 223.

Fathers that wear rags, 97.
Fathers their children, 342.
Faultless thou dropt, 207.
Favour'd of heav'n, 631.
Fear broke my slumbers, 484.
Fear freezes minds, 180.
Fear is a large promiser, 180.
Fear is an ague, 180.
Fear is my vassal, 111.
Fear is the last, 181.
Fear is the tax, 181.
Fear never yet, 186.
Fear no more, 523.
Fear not the anger, 19.
Fear the just gods, 75.
Fearless he sees, 597.
Fearless of danger, 181.
Feel darts and charms, 110.
Fell the timber, 472.
Fellows in arms, 591.
Fetch me that flower, 166.

Fetter strong madness, 267.
Few admired the native, 63.
Few are so wicked, 624.
Few men dare show, 123.
Few-none-find what, 308, 337.
Few save the poor, 422.
Fidelity, that neither, 228.
Fie, fie, how franticly, 545.
Fields are full of eyes, 90.
Fierce Boreas drove, 522.
Fierce Boreas, with, 636.

Fierce faces threat'ning, 613.

Fierce fiery warriors, 615.
Fight valiantly, 87.

Figs there unplanted, 216.
Fill'd with the sense, 585.
Find all his, 337-

Find out some, 377.

Finding force now faint to be, 241.

Fine fruits of learning, 296.

Fine thoughts are wealth, 698.

Fire and the axe, 581.

Fired at first sight, 413, 718.
Fired with the views, 457.

Fires oft are good, 30.
Fireside happiness, 250.
Firm and resolved, 698.
Firm Doric pillars, 41.
Firm we subsist, 207.
First a charming shape, 648.
First follow nature, 374, 530.
First got with guile, 235.
First guilty conscience, 100.
First in man's mind, 283.
First in the council-hall, 103.
First in the fields, 639.
First on thy friend, 213.
First, robed in white, 152.
First she relents, 406.
First slave to words, 481.
First the sun, 539.
First, the two eyes, 164.
First vegetive, 301.

First, with assiduous care, 29.
First worship God, 427.
Fit words attended, 157.
Five girdles bind, 538.
Five herds, five bleating, 467.
Five hundred souls, 476.
Fixt and contemplative, 84.
Flatter'd crimes, 189.
Flattery, the dangerous, 187.
Flavia the least, 105.
Flesh is but the glass, 129.
Flies tow'rd the, 456.
Flight cannot stain, 252.
Flirt-flirt-flirt, 677.
Flow'r, 192.
Flow'rs, 193.

Flowers are lovely, 707.
Flow'rs are strew'd, 190.
Flowers of all hue, 191, 458.
Flow'rs, purple, blue, 194.
Flows Yarrow sweet, 455-
Flush'd were his cheeks, 88.
Fly drunkenness, 270.
Fly, envious time, 557.
Fly, fly profane, 356.
Fly from wrath, 618.
Fly in nature's, 373.
Fly not yet, 378.
Fly the pursuit, 309.
Foe to loud praise, 297.
Foes to all living work, 40.
Follow a shadow, 315.
Follow, ye nymphs, 338.
Folly and vice, 411.
Folly may be in youth, 717.
Folly painting humour, 286.
Fond fool! six feet, 229.
Fond, foolish man, 125.
Fond man! the vision, 333.
Fond men, by passions, 452.
Fond men! if we believe, 169.
Fondness it were for any, 328.
Foolish swallow, 71.

Fools ambitiously contend, 196.
Fools grant whate'er, 264.
Fools grin on, 409:
Fools into the notion, 598.
Fools may our scorn, 158.
Fools that we are, 325.
Footprints that perhaps, 302.
For active sports, 464.
For ah! my heart, 717.
For as an eagre, 255.
For as by depredations, 175.
For as his own bright, 306.
For, as we see, 5)2.
For beauty in this world, 696.
For beauty's tears, 547.
For contemplation he, 671.
For cowslips sweet, 190.
For deadly fear, 240.
For death's become, 128.
For do but note, 375.
For each true word, 685.
For eight slow-circling, 523.
For envied wit, 651.
For ev'n that, 422.
For every hour, 236.
For every want, 457.
For fame he pray'd, 426.
For fame with toil, 57.
For favours cheap, 277.
For fear the stones, 195.
For flax and oats, 28.
For fools rush in, 196.

For forms of government, 418.
For freedom still, 206.

For freedom's battle, 206, 298.
For from all, 373.
For glory done, 248.
For gnarling sorrow, 504.

For gods, we are, 462.
For gold his sword, 224.
For gold the merchant, 223.

For government, 227.
For great the man, 404.
For harbour at a, 260.
For having yet, 247.
For he a rope, 400.
For he could coin, 681.
For he who covets, 59.
For he whose chin, 241.
For he writes not, 56.
For her the limes, 193.
For her the spouse, 88.
For her the unfading, 458.

For her, through Egypt's, 456.

For her true form, 372.

For him I reckon, 598.

For him who lonely, 499.
For his chaste Muse, 50.

For hope is but the dream, 256.

For how can that be false, 583.
For I am nothing, 119.
For I am now, 656.

For I am young, 312.
For I learn, 210.
For I shall sing, 610.
For I was born to love, 319.
For if the sire be faint, 36.
For if those stars, 45.
For, if we chance, 164.
For if, when dead, 129.
For in a government, 275.
For in my youth, 720.
For Indian spices, 224.
For just experience, 226, 417.
For know, Iago, 340.
For man to tell, 302.

For marriage is a matter, 340.
For me, my heart, 123, 622.
For me, my stormy, 128.
For me the balm, 273.
For mercy's sake, 349.
For my own share, 65.
For my part, if a lie, 170.
For mysterious things, 169.
For nature never gave, 648.
For night's swift, 359.
For no falsehood, 170.
For noonday's heats, 161.
For, nor in nothing. 309.
For not the ceaseless, 563.
For not to irksome, 441.
For nothing lovelier, 631, 670.
For nought so vile, 225.
For now began, 377-
For now I stand, 384.
For now the devil, 553.
For numerous blessings, 423.
For of all moral, 596.

For often have you writ, 298.
For orders and degrees, 298.
For our reward, 290.

For patience, sovereign, 394.
For Plato's lore sublime, 55.
For pleasures, vanities, 714.
For pointed satire, 461.
For praise that's due, 187.
For praise too dearly, 424.
For rhetoric he could, 452.
For rhyme the rudder, 452.
For rudest minds, 410.
For see, the morn, 358.
For sepulchres, 556.

For several virtues, 675.

For should you to extortion, 59.
For since mine eye, 18.
For slander lives, 480.
For so it falls out, 81.
For so our holy, 444.
For solitude, however, 497.
For spirits, freed, 511.
For spirits when they, 510.
For still methought, 72.
For still the world, 402.
For streaks of red, 215.
For sundry foes, 28.
For Swift and him, 53.
For that fair female, 225.
For that fine madness, 412.
For the air of youth, 344.
For the great dons, 115.
For the greater part, 37.
For the hair droops, 236.
For the life, 395.
For the pious sire, 389.
For thee I dim, 57, 440.
For thee Idume's, 199.
For thee, large bunches, 219.
For thee she feeds her hair, 237.
For thee the bubbling, 569.
For thee the fates, 458.
For thee the groves, 190.
For them the Idumæan, 198.
For then the hills, 483.
For there no twilight, 587.
For they that most, 351.
For this a hundred, 313.
For this 'tis needful, 312.

For this, with soul devout, 141.
For this ye know, 665.
For those that fly, 607.
For those who worship, 580.

For though in dreadful, 473.
For though, in nature, 411.
For thy vast bounties, 86.
For time will come, 210.
For Titan, by the, 231.
For true repentance, 448.
For unto knight, 327.

For vice, though frontless, 595-
For vicious natures, 265.
For virtue's self, 446.
For we are animals, 331.
For we full many, 719.
For weeks the clouds, 554.
For well you know, 172.
For what are men, 425.
For what can breed, 504.
For what has Virro, 546.
For what is glory, 221.
For what the day, 357-
For when God's hand, 112.
For when he dies, 44.
For when no healing, 343.
For when she sorts, 507.
For when success, 318.
For when the fair, 509.
For which the shepherds, 89
For while unhurt, 405.
For who, to dumb, 128.
For who will have, 446.
For why should we, 506.

640.

For winds, when homeward, 1ði. For wit and pow'r, 650. For you alone, 169. For you, fair Hermia, 292. For you there's rosemary, For zeal like hers, 725. Forbidding ev'ry bleak, 199. Force never yet, 314. Force would be right, 279. Forced by my pride, 436. Forced by reflective, 441. Forced compliments, 318. Forced from her presence, 17. Forced into exile, 416. Foreknowledge only, 217. Forests grew, 199.

Forever, fortune, 205.

Forever in this humble cell, 261.
Forget not what, 445-
Forgetful of the, 371.

Forgive me that I,

325.

Forgive the comment, 98.
Forgiveness to the injured, 201.
Form'd by some rule, 243.

Form'd by thy converse, 104, 335-
Former things, 393.

Forth came that ancient, 153.
Forthwith from dance, 121.
Forthwith the cited dead, 122.

Fortunate fields, 286.

Fortune came smiling, 202. Fortune confounds, 203. Fortune in men, 151. Fortune not much, 204. Fortune, that, with, 202. Fortune, the foe, 205. Fortune thus 'gan, 352. Fortune's unjust, 202. Fortunes, however, friends, 309. Foul jealousy, 272. Foul spirits haunt, 485. Foul subornation, 279. Foul with stains, 437Fountain of mercy, 228. Fountains, and ye, 424. Four days will quickly, 149. Fowls, by winter, 72. Frail as summer's, 534Frailty gets pardon, 448. Frame your mind, 352. France, hast thou yet, 617. France, whose armour, 616. Free and familiar, 502. Free from all meaning, 115. Free from th' impediments, 102. Freedom and zeal, 206. Freedom was first, 206. Freedom who loves, 206.

Freely they stood, 208.

French laws forbid, 287.
Frequent debauch, 270.
Fresh gales and gentle, 199.
Fresh roses bring, 458.
Friend after friend, 210.
Friend, harrow in time, 32.
Friend of my youth, 719.
Friend to my life, 405.
Friends in sable, 363.
Friends, not adopted, 596.
Friendship above all, 210.
Friendship has a power, 213.
Friendship is constant, 212.
Friendship is not, 208.
Friendship is the cement, 208.
Friendship, like love, 209.
Friendship shall still, 185.
Friendship's an abstract, 210.
Friendship's an empty, 213.
From a mean stock, 36.
From a well confined, 93.
From armed foes, 87.
From before her, 357.
From branch to branch, 74.
From bright'ning fields, 536.
From cloud to cloud, 524.
From each tower's, 587.
From each tree, 72.
From earliest infancy, 722.
From earth all came, 133.
From Egypt arts, 44.
From every piercing, 655.
From fresh pastures, 31.
From gilded roofs, 122.
From harmony, 365.
From hence that gen'ral, 526.
From hence the fate, 416.
From hence the greatest, 59.
From her own head, 242.
From him will raise, 444.
From his oozy bed, 456.

From his side, 455.

From hungry reapers, 245.
From jealousy's tormenting, 271.
From labour health, 284.
From land a gentle, 354.
From lowest place, 139, 253.
From Marlborough's eyes, 49.
From Medway's pleasant, 454.
From midst of all, 384.
From opening skies, 247, 318.
From other care, 344.
From our lost pursuit, 431.
From pert to stupid, 24.

From ploughs and harrows, 26.
From pole to pole, 522.

From powerful causes, 404.
From retentive cage, 75.
From sea to sea, 565.

From short (as usual), 493.
From silver spouts, 184.
From some she cast, 164.
From storms of rage, 435.
From such rude principles, 112.
From that day forth, 327, 342.
From that insatiable abyss, 247.
From the age, 96.
From the blessings, 81.
From the body, 235.
From the bright, 378.
From the clear milky, 269.
From the full choir, 141.
From the ground, 182.
From the loud, 450.

From the middle, 540.

From the mingled, 387.

From the monarch's, 280.
From the New World, 421.
From the sad years of life, 242.
From the same foes, 296.
From the same lineage, 36.
From the soft assaults, 388.
From the soft lyre, 369.
From the table, 437-
From Thee, great God, 222.
From their full racks, 257.
From thence a fairy, 169.
From things particular, 400.
From this descent, 598.

From this desire, 508.
From this grave, 449.
From this last toil, 119.
From this light cause, 609.
From those great, 407.
From thoughtless youth, 707.
From thy corporeal prison, 126.
From thy foolish heart, 318.
From thy new hope, 92.
From toil he wins, 485.
From vaster hopes, 62.
From veins of valleys, 569.
From vulgar bounds, 43.
From wars and from, 666.
From wheat go and rake, 33.
From whence high Ithaca, 199.
From whence th' innumerable, 386.
From winter keep, 467.
From women's eyes, 165, 676.
From yon bright heaven, 57.
Frontless and satire-proof, 460.
Frosts that constrain, 98.
Frowning Auster, 438.
Fruit, like that, 214.
Fruits from palm-tree, 215.
Fruits of all kinds, 214.
Fruits of more pleasing, 448.
Full fifty years, 639.
Full in the centre, 198.

Full in the midst, 156, 568, 570.
Full many a stoic, 493.
Full many mischiefs, 39.
Full nineteen sailors, 468.
Full of museful mopings, 267.
Full on its crown, 215.
Full well hath Clifford, 385.
Fully ripe, his swelling fate, 177.
Fustian's so sublimely bad, 118.
Fye! fye! unknit, 632.
Fye, fye, unreverend tongue, 323.

G.

Gad not abroad, 203.
'Gainst self-slaughter, 533.
'Gainst which a ship, 476.
Gallant in strife, 495.
Ganfride, who couldst, 48.
Garnish'd and deck'd, 99.
Garth, faster than, 404.
Garth, gen'rous as, 404.
Gather all the smiling, 615.
Gather ye rose-buds, 557, 711.
Gay hope is theirs, 711.
Gay mellow silks, 154.
Gay paid his courtship, 54.
Gazettes sent gratis, 397.
Gen'rous converse, 104.
Gentle lady, 321.

Gentle lady, may thy grave, 159.
Gentle my lord, 260.
Gentle or sharp, 56.
Gentle Spring, 513.
Gentle Thames, 454.
Gently I took, 201.
Gently instructed, 283.
Get place and wealth, 621.
Give him heedful note, 277.
Give laws for pantaloons, 150.
Give me a bowl, 345.
Give me a look, 238.

Give me a staff of honour, 252.
Give me good fame, 262.

Give me, I cried, 353.

Give me my home, 250.

Give me, next good, 631.

Give me, O Father, 425.

Give me some music: look, 365.

Give me some music! music, 369.

Give me that glass, 504.
Give me the avow'd, 208.

Give me thine angle, 39.

Give me thy hand, 550.

Give me, ye gods, 28. Give no more to, 186. Give sorrow leave, 503. Give thy thoughts, 476. Give to a gracious, 375.

Give us light amid, 712.
Giving an account, 467.
Giving his reason, 136.
Glad I'd lay me, 487.
Glad of a quarrel, 57, 436.
Glad were the children, 701.
Gladly then he mix'd, 37.
Glitt'ring stones, 621.

Gloomy sits the queen, 652.

Gloomy winter's now awa', 641.

Glories, like glow-worms, 222.

Glorious dreams, 146.

Glory grows guilty, 174.
Glory is like a circle, 221.
Glory like the dazzling, 221.
Glory like time, 221.
Gloster's show, 504.
Go, card and spin, 609.
Go first the master, 31.
Go forth at eventide, 534.
Go forth at morning's, 538.
Go, mark the matchless, 434.
Go, miser! go, 59.
Go not my horse, 565.
Go now, go trust, 470, 655.
Go search it there, 599.
Go, signify as much, 108.
Go soar with Plato, 52.
Go to a gossip's feast, 185.
Go, wiser thou, 435.
Go with me, 428.
Go with speed, 696.

Go you, and where, 427, 489. Go-you may call, 345. God attributes to place, 460. God bade the ground, 455. God, from Sinai descending, 290. God gave him reverence, 287. God gives us what, 426. God hath bid dwell, 89. God hath set, 284. God in judgment just, 590. God into the hands, 222. God is also in sleep, 147. God made the country, 106. God made thee perfect, 207. God might have bade, 191. God never had, 98. God on thee, 331, 386. God, only wise 649. God sent his singers, 479. God, the best maker, 341. God, to remove, 222, 430. God, when he gave me, 238. God, when heav'n, 331. God will deign, 223, 278. God's benison go with, 211. God's universal law, 339. God's world is bathed, 692. Godlike his courage, 110. Godlike his unwearied, 92. Gods! take my breath, 533. Gold is the strength, 223. Gold, silver, ivory, 464. Gone hath the spring, 642. Gone in the flush, 718. Good-bye, proud world, 691. Good Heav'n, whose, 349. Good Homer sometimes, 49. Good housewives, 438. Good Howard, emulous, 44. Good humour only, 226.

Good impertinence, 486.

Good luck befriend, 167.

Good manners found, 334.

Good men's lives, 194.

Good morrow, gentle Child, 715.

Good nature and good sense, 201.
Good-night, good-night, 391.
Good people all, 667.
Good rest, 489.

Good, the more, 225.
Good verse, recess, 594.
Goodness is beauty, 225.
Grace leads the right, 207.
Grace shines around, 148.
Grace was in all, 227.
Graced as thou art, 295, 385.
Graceful to sight, 228.

Gradual sinks the breeze, 200.
Grant harvest-lord more, 33.
Grant her, besides, 43.
Grant some of knowledge, 526.
Grant the bad what, 243.
Grateful to acknowledge,
Gray-headed infant, 223.
Gray-headed men, 418.
Great, 230.

141.

Great discontents, 442.
Great Fletcher never, 48, 143.
Great God of might, 223.
Great grace that old man, 227.
Great honours are, 252.
Great idol of mankind, 599.
Great Milton next, 46.
Great or good, 679.

Great souls by instinct, 208, 229.
Great spring before, 514.
Great things of small, 284.
Great wits are sure, 267, 650.
Great wits sometimes, 116.
Greatly unfortunate, 251.
Greatness and goodness, 698.
Greece did at length, 399.
Greedily they pluck'd, 214.
Green as the bay-tree, 708.
Green be the turf, 159, 381.
Grief conceal'd, like, 501.
Grief fills the room up, 97, 363.
Grief hath changed me, 233-
Grief is the unhappy, 679.
Grief seldom join'd, 712.
Griefs always green, 126.
Griefs of mine own, 233.
Grieve not that I die, 711.
Grieved with disgrace, 142.
Grim death, in different, 131.
Grim-visaged war, 616.
Groves where immortal, 401.
Groves whose rich trees, 234.
Guard, while 'tis thine, 103.
Guilt is a timorous thing, 234.
Guilt is the source of sorrow, 235.
Guiltiness, 235.

Guns' and trumpets' clang, 613.

H.

Habit with him, 121.
Habitual evils, 445.

Had all his hairs been lives, 241.
Had but the heart, 305.
Had he been born, 468.
Had he lived to see, 310.
Had he thought, 621.
Had heav'n decreed, 301.
Had Hyde thus sat, 388.
Had I a hundred, 650.

Had I as many sons, 241.
Had I but died, 136.
Had I but time, 135.
Had I miscarried, 531.
Had I not been blind, 569.
Had memory been lost, 347-
Had not the deep, 381.
Had not the Maker, 111.
Had Orpheus sung, 365.
Had the number, 381.
Had thy great destiny, 141.
Had we but lasting, 171.
Had we never loved, 307.
Had women been, 294.
Had you not been, 241.
Had you, some ages, 158.
Hadst thou full, 451.

Hail, bards triumphant, 413.
Hail, divinest melancholy, 344.

Hail, foreign wonder, 156.

Hail, gentle stream, 455.
Hail, happy groves, 476.
Hail, holy light, 305.
Hail, memory, hail, 348.
Hail, mildly pleasing, 499.
Hail, social life, 494-
Hail to the joyous, 361.
Hail to the sun, 540.
Hail, wayward queen, 673.

Hail! wedded love, 339.
Hair! 'tis the robe, 236.
Half his earn'd pittance, 92.
Half my life is full, 503.
Half useless doom'd, 426.
Half wits are fleas, 650.
Hang up philosophy, 401.
Hanging supposes human, 565.
Happier for me, 127.
Happier, happier far, 668.
Happiness courts thee, 244.
Happiness is a stranger, 244.
Happiness, object of, 244.
Happy, and happy still, 66.
Happy he, 363.

Happy he whose toil, 481.
Happy in this, 632.
Happy is Hermia, 165.
Happy is she, 678.
Happy is your grace, 204.
Happy lines, on which, 166.
Happy my eyes, 317.
Happy next him, 250.
Happy places have grown, 546.
Happy the innocent, 266.
Happy the man, 243, 449.
Happy the mortal man, 132.
Happy the schoolboy, 713.
Happy the youth, 723.
Happy they who reach, 549.
Happy were men, 225.
Happy when I, 246.
Happy who in his, 530.
Happy you, 220.

Hard features every, 387.
Hard hailstones lie not, 569.
Hard toil can roughen, 23.
Hark! hark! I hear, 360.
Hark, hark! the lark, 360.
Hark, hark! the waters, 485.
Hark, how the cheerful, 79.
Hark how the minstrels, 371.
Hark! on every bough, 81.
Hark, the bell, 516.
Hark! the numbers, 368, 410.
Harley, the nations, 85.
Harmony, with ev'ry grace, 63.
Harp of the North, 577.
Harry, whose tuneful, 367.
Harsh din, 366.

Harsh words, that once, 38.
Has friendship such, 211.
Has life no sourness, 22.
Has Somnus brush'd, 484.
Has sorrow thy young, 502.
Has thy uncertain, 318.
Hast thou appointed, 355.
Hast thou been never, 209.
Hast thou beheld, 255.
Hast thou no friend, 554.
Hast thou no mark, 301.
Hast thou not seen, 723.
Haste me to know, 451.

Haste thee, my nymph, 274, 352.
Haste to yonder, 108.
Hasting to pay,
161.
Hasty wrath, and, 448.
Hath nature given them, 519.
Hath not old custom, 200.
Have I not heard, 384.
Have I not hideous, 134.
Have I not in a pitched, 617.
Have I not managed, 312.
Have I not set at naught, 320.
Have the power still, 111.
Have we not plighted, 209.
Have we soon forgot, 396.
Have you not love, 38.
Have you seen, 191.
Having infringed the law, 294.
He, 533, 566.

He adds the running, 454.
He answer'd nought, 182.
He, as loving his own, 617.
He at Venice gave, 135.
He bared an ancient oak, 569.
He bids the nimble hours, 258.
He, binding nature, 208.
He blinds the wise, 81.

He bore his great, 334-
He bought her sermons, 430.
He brings them back, 349.
He brings, to make us, 440.
He burns the leaves, 27.
He by my ruin, 231.
He calls for wine, 89.
He came too late, 591.
He can, I know, 256.

He can spread thy name, 172.
He can your merit, 350.
He cannot be a perfect, 696
He cannot his unmaster'd grief, 232.
He cannot long, 285.

He cannot so precisely, 420.
He cannot thrive, 428.
He, careless now, 353.

He checks the bold design, 119.
He cheer'd the dogs, 451.
He chose a thousand, 216.
He claims his privilege, 649.
He clips hope's wing, 255.
He could on either, 42.
He cried, as raging, 524.
He did hold me dear, 325.
He did the utmost, 283.
He died obedient, 291.
He died that death, 446.
He dies, sad outcast, 230.
He drew, 569..

He ended, and his words, 256.
He enter'd in his house, 249.
He faintly now, 309.
He falls, he fills, 406.
He fashion'd those, 519.

He feeds on fruits, 214.
He finds no respite, 232.
He fires the proud tops, 540.
He first deceased, 138.
He first that useful, 438.
He first the fate, 161.
He for the feast, 183.
He for the promised, 564.

He form'd the powers of heaven, 247
He frets within, 565.

He from his flaming, 476.

He from the glittering, 273.

He, full of fraudful arts, 44, 584.
He furnishes her closet, 273-

He gains all, 408.

He gave, he taught, 422.
He gave the bottle, 267.
He generous thoughts, 598.
He, glad, 553.
He grants what they, 444-
He, great tamer, 154.
He grieved, he wept, 95.
He had been assured, 609.
He had been base, 281.
He had charge, 156.
He had his calmer, 311.
He had not used, 416.

He had so many languages, 296.
He had such things, 338.
He had that grace, 197.
He happier yet, 133.

He hates an action, 421.
He hath a daily beauty, 304.
He hath a tear for pity, 93.
He hath resisted law, 292.
He, having scarce, 616,
He heard a grave, 407.
He heard, he took, 140.
He hearkens after, 149.
He hears the crackling, 198.
He, here with us, 445.
He hides, at heart, 626.
He his sleep, 486.
He ill aspires, 418.
He, in a loathsome, 298.
He in great passion, 393-
He, in the first flower, 342.
He intent on somewhat, 343.
He is a worthy, 440.
He is divinely, 343.

He is far gone, 320.
He is never poor, 422.
He is superstitious, 90, 148.
He is the freeman, 206.