435

for a nauseous, 172

he took a long and solemn, 181 of heavenly pleasure, 402

of Old England's ale, than a, 281 sips the nearest, 232

Draughts, full of supper and distempering, 393

intoxicate the brain, shallow, 215 Draw a cart, I cannot, 251

a furrer straighter, nor, 249

from the earth, 188

in again, did soon, 129

it, take a sword an', 156

men as they ought to be, to, 294

new mischief on, next way to, 271
pleas for John Doe, some, 146
sword for liberty, some, 146
the curtain and show, 69
the curtains close, 80

the line somewheres, necessary to,
225

them, I would not, 103

this curtain, 69

this metal from my side, that I must. 442

up the papers, lawyer, 292

you to her with a single hair, 168 Drawers, a chest of by day, 295 Draweth out the thread of his verbosity, he, 424

Drawing nothing up, growing old in,

a hope beyond the shadow of a, 185 as love's young, 236

departs, when youth, the, 470 if this be all an idle, 237

I wrought a murder in a, 272 liberty, the prisoner's pleasing, 217 life is an empty, 221

life is but an empty, 222

life, what is it but a, 221

like the hand which ends a, 77

of her brooding breast, with a, 97
of heaven, she did but, 105
of life, when my, 236

of passion, in a, 307

or grave apart, to keep a, 220
rebuild in it the music and the, 467
sew them on in a, 460

should be, bliss that such a, 293
them all day long, not, 374

the old men's, 98

we're dead, and never, 235 Dreamed, never,

triumph, 337

wrong would

that life was beauty, 104
Dreaming, 98
Dreams, 98, 99

and lies down to pleasant, 227
and slumbers light, pleasing, 371
are, of such stuffs as, 428
are made on, such stuff as, 428
cannot picture, 209
have boded, my, 211
infest the grave, if, 98
may come, what, 98
of love and truth, 88
of pleasure, what, 367

of the future, rise from your, 409 of youth recall, who vainly the, 470 your old men shall dream, 98 Dreamt it again, thrice ere the morning I, 427

of in your philosophy, than are, 303 Drear and dark, the night both, 26 Dregs were wormwood, he found the, 464 Drenched

420

in fraternal blood.

me in the sea, 131

Dress, a black, or a white, 295 a sweet disorder in the, 364 of thoughts, style is the, 391 Dressed, 99

all in my best, I'm, 74 how then was the devil, 87 in a little brief authority, 251 in an opinion, to be, 291 Dresses, neat-handed Phyllis, 303 Dressings fit, for every season she

hath, 20

Drew from out the boundless deep, 18

my midnight curtains round, 167
near, their lips, 204

them as they are, who, 294

with one long kiss, once he, 204
Dries them with his hair, 194

Drift beyond his love and care, I can-

not, 43

Drifted by, that have, 434
Drink, 99-101

again, gapes for, 101

a man may, 249

• as friends, eat and, 214

before his wife, shall, 348
below, wants but little, 249

but I, every creature, IOI

but tears, she drinks no other, 399

deep or taste not, 215

is another's meat or, 309

it down, I'll, 78

John, 't will do you good, 40

nor any drop to, 435

of it first, if the wife should, 348
of schnapps, a goot long, 351

on my score, all shall eat and, 267
out of skulls, they, 379

small beer, to, 130

the toddy, 321

the words you send, with mine eyes

Drones, purge the land of these, 133
Droop and drowse, begin to, 282
with heaviness, when they, 293
Drop be spilt, let not a, 78

every, hinders needle and thread
438

in the well, were 't the last, 439
into thy mother's lap, thou, 228
my blood, and, 267

of allaying Tiber in 't, not a, 445

of blood, until every, 199

of Christian blood, 134

of ink, a small, 192

tears as fast as the Arabian trees.

to, 25

have, 129

Durst not play, could not, would not, 306

poet touch a pen to write, never, 308

Dusk, like the, 246

of evening, 4

were mine, thy dawn and, 230 Dust, 103, 104

a heap of, 334

Alexander returneth into, 421 and ashes, for, 361

and from that scattered, 441
an hour may lay it in the, 385
away, steal his, 29

bends above his, 145
benison o'er the sleeping, 157
but earth and, 89
dry as summer, 91
enclosed here, 29

every pinch of human, 115
in glitt'ring, 362

lay the summer's, 27
lies dead, in the, 209
no dawn, no, 285

of Alexander, the noble, 421
of books, amid the, 416
our paper, make, 164
perhaps a name, 274
provoke the silent, 421
returnest, to, 222

Shovel, and we run to the, 56

smell sweet and blossom in their,

to the vile, 65

tread is on an empire's, 109

when the original is, 123

Wickliffe 's, shall spread abroad, 441 write the characters in, 450

ye tamely tread, 152 Dustman's, as big as a, 22 Dutch cheese, heel of a, 48 Duties know, who their, 385 meet, domestic, 452

new occasions teach new, 281 Duty, 104, 105

and if we did our, 462
and love a simple, 236
and so much, 189

as the subject, such, 454
broke, no, 466

dare to do our, 337

for ever, the picket's off, 311

Earth

perish from the circle of the, 276
returns to, 410

round about the, 152

seems a paradise to me, 360

shall glisten in the ray, 159

shall not perish from the, 276

shall reclaim her precious things,

354

should see, and God-illumined, 417
suck in the, IOI

than heaven, breathing less of, 176
than heaven, 't is less of, 176
that bears thee dead, 381

that heaven upon, 21

the, the sea, 196

the axis of the, 15

the bosom of the, 164

the dust is, 421

the expiring, 353

the gayest soul on, 148
the poor creature of, 135
there be on, 316

the soul he had on, 176

the sunlight clasps the, 204
the thirsty, soaks up the rain, 101
this, 112

though they come from the ends of

the, 391

thou wert not on the, 377

to every man upon this, 89

to heaven, from, 308

to heaven it goes, from, 262
to lift from, 233

too dear, for, 21

treads not the, 150

truth crushed to, 415

two paces of the vilest, 381

words are the daughters of, 459
unseen, spiritual creatures walk the,

381

upon her corpse, the, 388
upon the lap of, 257

was gay, when all the, 148
we rise from the lowly, 208
which bind men down to, 122
who on, 247

with her thousand voices, 154
Earthly dignities, a peace above all,