Gold

and the rocks pure, 197 as its purest, 453 barbaric pearl and, 107

beauty provoketh thieves sooner than, 21

betrayed for, 15

despise, what female heart can, 44 Eden's green and, 13

for a' that, the man's the, 249

for what he lent him, 82 fruit of vegetable, 414 gives only the worthless, 7 glittering in, 106

gleaming in purple and, 14

I'd locked my heart in a case o', 231 its ounce of, 177

kissed that haughty scroll of, 111 love, in these are sunk, 193 not the, 14

scarfs, garters, 49

sell and mart your offices for, 294 spared neither land nor, 341

the honour proof to place or, 185 the love that 's linked with, 203 they refused the, 183

to gild refined, 152

transmute, leaden metal into, 162 wedges of, 102

where blood with, 27

wich's more than, 357

with pomp of pearl and, 353

Golden age again, see the, 417

bells, 437

calf of Baal, 42

hair, in their, 162

lads and girls, 103

mean alike condemn, both the, 237

opinions, I have bought. 290

seeme, gold al is not that doth, 158

Gone, 158

afay all, mit de lager beer, 297 and are, 367

and he is, 46

and what's past help, 166

are faded and, 342

are ye all, 381

ay, Cæsar, but not, 190

from his grey hairs, 121

he is dead and, 75

now dimmed and, 258

the flowers and fruits of love are, 22

the old familiar faces, all are, 307

to bed, lamp and, 108

to her death, 420

to-morrow he is, 364

to the grave, thou art, 163

when these are, 399

wilt thou be, 283

with a heaviness that's, 177

Good, 159, 160

a holy place, 52

all partial evil, universal, 338
and all, till they do for, 202

and bad of every land, with some-
thing, 8

Good

luck would have it, as, 244

make us lose the, 97

manners won't let me tell. 22
man to be sad, impious in a, 346
man weeps, look, the, 438
man's feast, at any. 23

man's life, best portion of a, 201
man's love, for a. 238
man's sin, for the, 287

men, that these are. 176
men, the lives of these, 301
morning, bid me, 220

more wit than does 'em, 447
morrow, fool, 137

name in man and woman, 275
name is mine, your, 275

news baits, while, 281

not the ill wind which blows no
man to. 444

of bad, would make, 24

of just and, 91

of my country, for the, 64
one out, fire my, 9

only noble to be, 148

or bad, nothing either, 402

or bad a thousandfold, 157

or evil side, for the, 83

or ill, come, 150

or ill, extreme in love or hate, in,

449

or ill, our angels are, or, 2

or ill, the prophet of, 319

our courtiers were, 22

produce, equal, 117

quality, never sees a, 70

resign his own for others', 159

rest, and so, 333

she will do him, 451

some said it might do, 317

spirits may be in, 197

sweet maid, be, 374

temper, in good spirits and, 197
that might have been, the. 434
the crest and crowning of all, 38
thet's new, all ain't. 469

the wise, the, 334

they comprehend not, 156

thy glorious works, parent of, 461
to be noble we'll be, 148

to die and go, 89

to do his, 380

to glow for others', 174

to me is lost, all, 186

't will do you, 40

uncouth, makes ancient, 281
war, there never was a. 437
warfare 'twixt the evil and the. 433

was spontaneous, what was, 261
whets his appetite for moral, 312
will, by service long to purchase
their, 455

will, peace and, 52

wine needs no bush, 40

wombs have borne bad sons. 374
word, who never wanted a, 26

Government, 161

ain't to answer for it. 156

for bread, having looked to, 26 land of settled, 144

most important department under,

343

his mysteries of, 154

if possible with, 266

impart, if I am right, thy, 397
I pray for, 413

is saying, while, 372

not to the righteous perfect, 324
of our line, the shelter and, 49
supreme in, 154

that makes simplicity a, 364
the herb of, 179

the power of, 274

this latter age, to, 422

thy, thy more than beauty, 236
was seated on his brow, but a, 250
with one half so good a, 260

would scorch thy smiling. 377

Graced with polished manners and

fine sense, though, 463

Graceful ease and sweetness, 128 Graces, an angel-guard of loves and,

452

that are sure to please, age lends

the, 94

to the grave, lead these, 21 Gracious, 161

Gradation, not by the old, 315
Gradual steps, but by, 31
Graduates, 162

Grain, the smell of, 371

to refuse the needful, 110 Grains of wheat, are as two, 327 Grammar school, in erecting a, 317 Granary, 162

Grand, but less, 408

sweet song, one, 374 Grandam, 162

authorized by her, 389
that had buried her, 239
to please his, 372

Grander, something better and, 190
Grandeur hear, nor, 310

rolls, the moon's unclouded, 268 to our dust, so nigh is, 104 springs, old Scotia 's, 352 Grandsire, sit like his, 264 Grant, 162

it so, but then, we, 259 me to see the light, 313 Granted, soon as, 237

Gran'thers they knowed sunthin' tu,

Grave

quickly have the gift of a, 323
rot asleep to the, 144
sleep with thee in the, 114
that folds thy, 334,

that reached into the, 145

that was newly made, nigh to a, 357 the mattock and the, 401

the secrets of the, 368

the silent, 228

the steps of glory to the, 152

this, this dust, 406

to a welcome, 9

to glory o'er the, 152
to his rest in the, 269
to lay him in his, 184
without a, 85

Graved in paradise, 73
Grave-maker, 164

Grave-makers, ditchers and, 150
Grave-making, sings at, 70

Graven, hammered and rolled, molten, 157

Graves, 164

all gaping wide, that the, 282
and ghosts break up their, 352
church and yard are full of sea-
men's, 355

emblem of untimely, 88

find ourselves dishonourable, 58

of our dead, when they laurel, 212 over men 's, 202

two, grass-green, 224 we lie in, for the, 176 Gravity, profound conceit, 291

with a loyal, 120

Gray has drawn. Mr., 151

Graze, when beasts most, 393
Grease, 164

Greasy commodities, an' such, 16
Great, 164

and small, attends both, 123

a pang as, 80

but our hearts are, 175

danger, we are in, 65

deal worse, and sometimes a. 249 deep, from the, to the great deep, 18 God is. 154

have kindness in reserve, the, 384 if I do grow, 346

in council and great in war, 43

is the art of beginning, 109 little fire grows, 132

love grows there, 238

man dies, so when a, 138 man helped the poor. 341

man was dead, that a, 75

man's memory may outlive his life, 258

man's smile, 42

men, lives of, 138

men, the heights by, 177

men may jest with saints, 196

men should drink, 100

none could be unhappy but the, 265

ones eat up the little ones, 133

malady is fixed, where the, 247
share of honour, the, 185

sin to keep a sinful oath, 287

than they are, 145

the art is of ending, 109

therefore should our courage be, 65

Greatest, and the, 212

can but blaze, the, 123

gentilman, take him for the, 150

is untold, the, 30

men, knows nothing of its, 259
minds, productive of the, 41

nation, an' risen up earth's, 277
only are, as the, 43

sailor since our world began, 347
son, this is England's, 167
worst and best, the, 147
Greatly to find quarrel, 164
Greatness, 164

no, can censure 'scape, 42

of God, build me a nest on the, 156
of God, lay me a-hold of the, 156
some achieve, 164

the highest point of all my, 122
thrust upon 'em, 164

to think God's, 154

Gree, bear the, 38

Greece, Italy and England did adorn,

are ended by seeing the worst, 464
began, ere England's, 166

forgot his own, 125

of all the, 195

Grieve and they turn and go, 329

Christ-like is it for sin to, 365

for an hour, 448

make the judicious, 199

ye, a scornful word should, 352

Grieves my soul that I must draw, it,

442

not, a thing that, 388

the spirit, 215

Grieving, 166

what is knowledge but, 63
Grim, a champion, 46

and daring, the vessel, 43
Grimace. through life's, 81

Grim-visaged war hath smoothed, 432
Grin, for me to sit and, 323

he owned with a, 316

horrible, 282

Grind, 166

an axe to, 15

slowly, the mills of God, 262