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heaven directs, and s's......d 355 Straw-tickled with a straw.....55 straws upon the surface.....x 104 take a straw and throw......g 467 pigmy's straw doth pierce it* y 384 Strawberry-peeps the dainty s. a 157 shading wild s's and violets.. 129 s., creeping at cur feet......k 129 the s. grows underneath*....r 295 Stray-wheresoe'er we stray....q 129 Streak-the s. of silver sea.....m 461 Stream-from the seas and the s's.u 59 far-off stream is dumb.......k 29 the streams, rejoiced.. .......t 41 the stream has overflowed...w 41 broad are these streams.......s 53 a hundred streams are........q 96 s. that's strong enough for...p 49 swollen streams divide....... 159 s's reflect the blush of morn.b 272 hidden poets lie the hazy s's.n 376 in the s. the long-leaved.....e 226 the s's with softest sound...f 226 stream of the pyramid.......ƒ 365 playing, adown yon crystal s,/ 374 8. in whose transparent wave. 366 drink the clear stream....... on their eyes in the s's.......t 130 flowed and floated like the s.o 189 stream, that great civilizer..h 370 the bashful stream hath seen.h 268 s's the rock did overwhelm. .j 436 s's from airy mountains.....f 467 wave the wood, and stir the s.t 467 s's hang list'ning in their....v 385 beauteous stream, how pure. h 364 view thy silver stream......m 364 like the stream of time..... ..h 365 stream! on balanced wings..i 365 mighty, mystic s. has rolled.j 365 hail, gentle stream! forever..o 365 the lowest stream do kiss*...a 366 s. of pure and genuine love..p 256 taste the stream of Helicon.. 335 chiding s's betray small..... 186 running stream, and not a..x 190 where yon rocks the stream.c 141 by the s's that ever flow.....k 133 above the opposing stream.m 123 stream, of pansies, pinks...h 129 fields are drear, and streams.b 378 streams are bright ..........b 378 streams from little fountains.0 362 s's a various race supply....b 124 wash'd by a slow broad s....b 177 green grass floweth like a s..t 195 the streams of dotage flow...t 232 rapid stream of time.........s 336 craggy hills and running s's.e 447 gilding pale streams*........j 447 stream from wisdom's well.. 470 shallow s's run dimpling....c 393 across the s., a moveless.....j 395 whence is the s. of time ...m 425 death's mysterious stream..m 427 wonderful s. is the river.....s 427 Streamer-the streamers play... 313 Streaming-meteor s. to the...m 458 Streamlet-by the drowsy s's...t 437

o'er the crystal s. plays.....b 374 woodland streamlets flow....l 135

like o'erflowing s's startled..o 173 Strength-s. with over-matching*i 31 rugged strength and......... 48 strength there is strength....p 95 strength match'd with*.....p 104 thro' sense of s. and beauty.m 147 thy strength thus tested....k 135 fear oppresseth strength*.... 121 virtue, the s. and beauty....c 453 to my proportion'd strength.n 407 my s. is waned now that.... 195 our years of fading strength.h 231 strengthens with his s......x 233 breath and s. of every spring.e 410 the strength of feeble arms..j 311 water its living strength....n 461 the mingled s. of shade. whose freshness and s.

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all your s. is in your union.bb 182 strength to meet sorrow.....j 122 finds that by his strength..m 123 Strengthen-s's unto virtuous.c 362 Street-gibber in the Roman s's*x 84 back from the village street..w 69

clamor of the crowded streets. i 49 every street has two sides...g 487 cry amid thy cloud-built s's. i 386 men about the streets*......i 319 broad and fiery street.......d 352 'tis in the s. you must learn.d 306 Strew-strew the green lap*..... 160 s. its short but weary way..a 476 Stricken-s, dear that left the..c 491 Strife-ortolans, eaten in strife..) 99

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quiet, some to public strife...f 50 dare the elements to strife...g 381 s. and the discouragement..w331 strong in its strife.... my peace is turned to strife.m 238 maddening crowd's ignoble s.k 395 judgment often are at s....aa 471 great is the glory, for the s..k 179 strife, and carnage drear....a 459 artificial strife lives in*. .....n 314 the cause of strife remov'd..s 307 rest is sweet after strife.....u 361 flagg'd not in the earthly s..k 207 for the sake of strife.. ...k 256 discord and continual s.*...h 258 no strife to heal... .s250 war is nos. to the dark*. .....y 460 signal sound of strife... ..e 457 slumbers wak'd with strife*.ƒ 312 peace of you I hold such s.*.v 496 nor in the strife.. .8 292 Strike-cause doth s. my heart*.g 43 by and by it will strike*....e 472 the bell strikes one ...... ..f 428 strike, but hear me ...t 192 yet afraid to strike..... ..a370

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time's s., make bracelets....e 369 silken s. running through...a 268 harp not on that string* ....p 497 value hang on slender s's ...h 501 my heart hath one poor s.".p 306 green sheath's silken s..... u 145 heart with s's of steel*......b 345 has two s's to his bow....t 489 Stringless-a s. instrument*....y385 Strip-and strips others bare...s 369 Strive-but s. still to be a man, i 253 like men, and strive.........j 311 thou dost not strive, O sun..1 386 s. mightily, but eat and*...b 308 Striven-s. and many have Striving-s, to better, oft*. cc 498 Stroke-with incessant s's... ..g 62 ere we'll feel the friendly s.. v 80 amorous of their strokes*...q 381 to the tune of flutes kept s*.q 381 s's, though with a little axe*g 225 upon the stroke of four*....k 305 beneath their sturdy stroke, d 295 Strong-I am strong and lusty*,m 7 s. to live, as well as to think..e 48 strong without rage ...... .1 48 strong themselves, by ill*. y362 our armour all as strong*...c 469 to be s. is to be happy...... 191 strong in its strife..........g 210 friendship new is neither s. / 275 s. the brave, the virtuous...r 238 ruling passion s. in death...a 327 s. for one lone human breast.e 421 as strong to charm.......... 475 strong and great, a hero.....l 196 strong only to destroy......a 491 to suffer and be strong......k 408 and yet as strong........... 249 that we are not always s....u 345 let your hearts be strong....n 450 yet divinely strong ......... 102 teach us to be strong.......k 141 so strong, yet so refined.....7 454 Stronger-with hearts grown s.h 133 stronger by weakness..... f428 stronger than necessity. .....e 287 to prove which is the s.....d 458

disaster and defeat the s....c 442 Strongly-s., and more and....n 242 Strove-strove among God's..aa 255 Struck-is s. the vision stays.... 10 so bloodily hast struck*.....u 84 shows not till it be struck*. .j 123 struck so to the soul*.......k 294 Structure-out the wave hers..x 58 many a tower'd s. high ..... 193 Struggle-I will not struggle*..p 407 inward struggles must......7 299 a struggle and not a hymn..1358 Struggling-soul, that, s.*.....cc 384 Strumpet-never could the s*..i 455

Strut-s's in mimic majesty....I 293 Strutted-have so strutted and*p 294 Stubble-show'd like a s. land*.s 321 Stubborn-they are s. things...v338 facts are stubborn things...n 500 Stubborness-of impious s*. ..y 187 translate the stubborness*..b 166 Studs-setting the s's by their, a 302 Studded-studded with stars..b 290 Student-workshop of the s.....p 68

index learning turns no s...j 209 Studious-studious to please.....18 studious of ease and fond...k 495 studious let me sit and hold.h 354 Study-I can fish and study, too.r 11 the love of study is..........l 406 devote your time to study..m 406 what is your study*........n 406 study evermore is overshot .0 406 study is like the heavens*. .p 406 the more we study......... q 406 methods of rendering study.r 406 study to break it*...........t 291 the proper s. of mankind...h 254 s. how to die, not how to....l 259 what is the end of study*...o 224 learning by 8. must be won.p 227 scholar's study or library....t 229 we enter our studies........ a 230 the fields his study.........g 405 then is the time for study....406 more men are ennobled by s.g 406 I would study............. .h 406 love of study a passion...... 406 changes of s. a dull brain...k 406 s what you most affect*.....p 176 after his studies*. ... 283

to study the genuine value. d 233 study to prefer a peace*.....a 318 in law's grave study, six....u 490 than to s. household good... t 475 Stuff-such s. as dreams*. ...9 97 what woful s. this madrigal.g 283 such s. the world is made of.g 491 the stuff life is made of.....ƒ 232 that perilous stuff..........d 310 Stumble-they s., that run fast* x 191 Stung-bee had stung it newly.b 112

kiss her Saviour stung......w 452 Stunning-the "s." cigar......0320 Stupendous-parts of one s......r 74 Stupid-no harm in being s.....t 406 Sty-pleasure in a sensual sty..i 214 Stygian-swiftly to the S.shores.k 309 Style-is the highest s. of man..c 57

8. alone by which posterity.b 407 man's style is nearly.. ........c 407 style amaze th' learn'd. .g 407 it is style alone by which...n 298 whose classic style, give ....c353 wit brightens! how the style.d340 quiet and so sweet a style*..b 166 God gives not kings the s....a 367 how the style refines.... ........g 283 a chaste and lucid style.....w 406 s. is the dress of thoughts...a 407 Subdue-surpasses or subdues.k 452

subdue nations.............p 458 Subdued-parties nobly are s.*.a 331 Subject-whatever s. occupy... i 291 s's are rebels from principle.q 366

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s's ought them to obey......a 367 every s's duty is the king's..r 367 am I now a s. for them*.....p 316 deem none rebels except s's..c 448 a subject, not a slave........c 330 s's to their power obey. ..ƒ 349 Sublime-eloquence is to the s..h 102 make our lives sublime......y 106 sublime and the ridiculous.d 407 large front and eye sublime.h 367 know how s. a thing it is....k 408 endless, and sublime... ..a 323 Submission-with all s., I. ..f316 Submissive-lie s. under...... Submit-never slavishly s's....r 256 thine shall submit.... ..aa 203 to the hand of heav'n s......7 292 Submitting-by s. sways.......l 257 Subordinate-poetry very s....h 340 Subserve-but s's another's gain. 60 Subsistence-life's mere s......s 361 Substance-is as thin of 8. as*...j 97 let the s. out of view........b 401 false shadows for true s's*...a 187 each substance of a grief*...d 187 when s. love pursues*.......g 247 B., though not animate......m 352 shed their s. on the.......... 393 Substantial-are shadows, not s..s 85 Substantive-those kind s's....b 314 Substitute-s. creations of the... 335 8. shines brightly as a king*. p 367 substitute for genius, sense.h 298 Suburb-a s. of the life elysian.a 82 Succeed-most people would s...n8 s's, the merit's all his own.. 490 where he succeeds..... .s 263 Succeeded-we shall have s.....s 407 Success-portends s. in love.....f 28 seldom wants success.... ...e 245 small successes suffice......r 407 no success attends..... ill got had ever bad success*.d 408 success be strew'd before*..c 459 though desperate of success. 331 life lives only in success....e 236 whatever good s. soever.....y 309 from them implore success. 344 tickled with good success*..ƒ 347 Succession-lives upon s.*.....i 387 Successor-supplanted by his s.j 196 Such-such as these have lived..g 10 such as I am all true lovers*.h 64 Suck-s. melancholy out of a*.h 260

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profit s. the soil's fertility*..z 195 where the bee sucks*........ 112 Sucker-suckers into all its....d 293 Suckled-s. in a creed outworn. 202 Suction-woodcocks, upon s...r 203 Sudden-starts upon a sudden. t 297

sudden, when forever.......h 326 Sue-banish what they sue for* y 35 Suffer-that can wisely suffer*.m 72 nobler in the mind, to s.*....u 72 suffer these little ones.......g 55 hell I suffer seems a heaven..z 90 to suffer with the body*.....v 211 suffer the worst that man*..a 451 to suffer all alike*..........m 218 to suffer and be strong......k 408 suffer the world, entreat it..k 185

thou add to all the griefs I s.r 186 God, bless God, all ye who 8.5186 inured to stand and s. wrong. f 439 suffer, as e'er I did commit*.0 39′′ am arm'd to suffer*.

.r328 I loved, to-day I suffer......b 424 I do not suffer in dream.. ..a 428 Sufferance-much s. doth*. . 187 sufferance is the badge*. .z328 Sufferer-single s. from the field.q 20 great sins make great s's....k 31 Sufferest-lighten what thous...k1 Suffering-worse s's must ensue.d62 hath in her suffering won... 388 learn in suffering what they.4537 can feed on suffering........ 122 suffering's fire wherewith...b 193 suffering becomes beautifuli 408 s's which have no tongue...n 48 suffering is the surest.......0408 suffering in the bosom......8449 the cross of suffering bore... 1408 miserable, doing or suffering.c 462 to each his sufferings......aa 396 Suffice-suffice for small souls..r 407 does not suffice.............b 224 Sufficeth-old rule s. them.....s 342 Sufficiency-an elegant s........ i 67 Sufficient-books are sufficient.. £49 Sugar-hath been as sugar.. ..... 400 Suicide-s. renounces earth...u 408 Suit-press a s. with passion...b 479 th' embroidered s. at least...e 320 that suit an unpay'd tailor..e 32) trappings and the s's of woe" e 187 Suitable-decent, as more s... e 407 Suitor-rejected several suitors. w 68 Sullied-torn, trampled, and s..i 457 Sully-far day sullies flowers...g 392 Sulphur-darkened with s.....m 449 Sultan-s., rich in many a gem..p 29 Sultry-quit the sultry field....I 295 Sum-the s. of all that makes..e 257 make up my sum*. .c.246 make the s. of human things.q 442 summe up at night, what...ƒ356 sum of all their follies......z 475 Summer-s's exalt the perfume..g 70 alone and summer's gone..... 31 this guest of summer*. ..ƒ 27 the comer of the summer.....132 it's surely summer... the summer's in prime......d 70 when 'tis summer weather...q 23 day brings less s. cheer...... 424 no summer then shall glow. 105 s. took her flowery throne...g 141 upon their summer thrones, v 161 brave with the s's fair array.a 146 summer hath a close........ƒ 148 flamy pansy usher s. in.....g 148 summer's in a sea of glory*,a 347 to heaven hath a s's day.....y 393 in s's green blooming.. P 422 the summer of your youth. .j 497 on s. days to lie at rest......n 435 stormy winter, burning s... 925 whilk sent this s. day.......ƒ 485 at noon our sudden s. burns.k 370 harvests still the ripening s.a 371 summer will soon be here...c 371

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forest in its summer prime.. 272 dews of summer night... ..j 275 eternal s. shall not fade*....o 374 refulgent summer comes....b 375 any joy indulgent s. dealt...e 375 all s. long perpetual melody.i 375 s's throbbing chant is done..n 375 birds that were our s. guests c 376 summer lies low.... .m 376

s. gathers up her robes of...r 376 march with s. does begin...g 148 summer knows but INtle....7150 nursling of soft s. dawns....u 151 jolly sommer, being dight... 374 summer is come.. ..s 374 the s. vine in beauty clung..n 377 eventide, the eventide of s..a 411 one summer's eve......... u 281 waft me to summers of old..k 126 the summer's flower is*. 9 130 bring winter and summer...u 401 made glorious summer*. ..e 408 the trees though summer..u 195 darling of the s. weather....m 126 follows not summer more*. .j 251 shall see in a summer's day*.q 254 all the summer store........a 131 children of summer........a 132 along the river's s. walk..... 133 the golden summer dies.....l 135 bloom doth summer bring..a 136 s. came, the green earth's...c 136 most meet for summer days. i 136 s., the chilling autumn*....m 370 s. blinks on flowery braes...b 374 the gorgeous fame of s...... ...j 386 dreams of the s. night... ..c 390 eternal s. gilds them yet....c 374 green and fair the s. lies....e 374 there comes a s. sound..............ƒ 374 s. is crowned with roses....g 374 glad s., fare thee well........h374 summer glow lieth low.....j 374 8. days beside the joyous sea.k 374 it's surely summer, for...m 374 8. dawn's reflected hue .....n 374 'tis the last rose of summer. 153 it's sweets upon the s.......i 155 the s's generous lights......q 156 'twas summer-I was glad..k 234 thy s's ardent strength......i 236 nor long s. bide so late......g 208 see on summer morning. ....n 278 many a summer the grass...a 279 the summers in her ark.....c 270 to show how costly s.*......p 246 in their summer beauty*...a 222 tears of joy, like summer ...b 415 many s's in a sea of glory*...e 179 where is the pride of s... i 432 s., beggared now and old....e 436 green not alone in summer.h 437 in s's drought I'll drop*.....i 352 beings of a summer's day....t 295 for the summer's dead.....m 466 Summer-house-s-h. that knows t176 Summersault-his second s....m 123 Summery-prodigal ofs, shine.d 393 Summit-s., like all hills. .......... ..f 114 snow to-day on thy s...... r 279 gilds the bright summit....c 201

has its summit in heaven...c 225 linger and play on its s .....s 124 Summon-knell that summons*k 92 summons be, O death ...t 79

upon a fearful summons*...b 189 calmly wait the summons...s 408 who shall resist the s's......u 82 Summoner-dreadful s's grace*b 263 Sum-total-is the living s-t....h 362 Sun-(low) descending s. views..q 2 set us in the s. of my years...k 6 against a setting sun* ...d7 which never saw the sun. ....a8 under Araby's soft sun.. ..m 29 hiding the warm sun.. ..7 59 the sun too, shines into......064 the sun was set .b 22 to the s. in lonely lands......p 24 holds observance to the sun.. 25 sun ariseth in his majesty*...h 26 the s. would let me read.....r 36 dial to the sun...... ........ 63 the sun from the day.. ........ m 90 farthing candle to the sun...e 77 the sun is in the heaven*.....e 79 the sun in all his state.......1 79 wishes lengthen as our sun..d 90 pebbles glancing in the sun .u 41 sun gazed cheerlessly .......k 30 tidings of the sun's uprise*.m 30 the sun in all his state.......779 when the sun sets*

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sun insists on gladness......k 93 laughing in the summer s...7109 bright sun glorifies the sky. 110 thou dost not strive, O sun..i 386 all, except their sun, is set..c 374 no sun to call her brightness. 153 half in shade and half in s..w 151 that well-wooing sun........t 155 on the s's noon-glory gaze..m 157 turn'd to the sun............n 157 the s's revolving splendour..p 157 comes out when the s's away.ƒ158 long as there's a s. that sets. 135 peeps the sun through ......e 271 s's grow meek, and the meek.n 272 hold the sun immeasurably. a 273 departing, distant sun.......e 273 storms keep out the sun.....g 231 for yet the sun was not.....d 237 sun beat hot and thirstily....h 422 to-morrow's s. to thee may...f 429 yon s. that sets upon the sea.n 430 by the sun of York. e 408 .8 313

the next sun's rising. others hail the rising sun...b 492 gorgeous as the sun at*....bb 496 at whose sight like the sun..r 501 proves the presence of the s. 441 truth, like the sun .......0 443 sympathising sun his light..e 435 if the sun would ever shine.j 436 fear in his frown when the s. 438 rain, rain, and sun..........p 352 as the sun breaks through*.. i 200 the meek suns grow brief....y 465 serenely the sun sank....... 466 steadfast as the noonday s..q 357 walks under the midday s... 358 s. was red with rays of gold. w 325

common s., the air, the skies.v 325 yet never sleep the sun up...g 392 the sun doth light a storm*..t 397 good morrow to the sun*....i 481 over all, the blessed sun.....b 142 honeysuckle ripen'd by the s*n 142 forbid the sun to enter.....n 142 their beloved suns awake....j 161 bask'd him in the sun*. .bb 162 sun upon an Easter-day.....c 164 vernal s's and vernal gales... 145 at the s's resplendent light..k 146 echoes the sun, and doth...o 146 the sun's and her power is..p 146 for the dew and the sun's....t 149 spring returns with the s's..t371 as the dial to the sun.... .r 122 dances in the golden sun....d 134 as yet, the early-rising sun..n 137 dewdrop from the sun.......h 139 children of the sun..........b 364 sun more beautifully steep..h 366 s. laughs sweetly downward.m 371 sun was laughing with......p 371 the sun is bright... ............k 372 greet the glowing sun..... .9 372 snow-drops feel as yet the s..b 373 s. himself grow dim with age. 207 the sun is laid to sleep......c 275 the sun began to climb......s 276 the glad sun, exulting.............e 277 ere the glorious s. be born...i 277 sun emerging opes an.......t 277 before the worshipp'd sun*..v 277 farewell of the glorious s.*. .y 277 the golden sun salutes*.. full the glorious sun.... warms in the sun..

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brighte sonne had lost his...z 287 the sun was sunk... ..s 288 when ths sun is hid*. ....z 289 fair disclosed, child of the s..b 375 down upon the autumn sun.g 376 sun shines not so brightly..a 378 sun through dazzling snow..1 378 glowing with the s's departed h 331 the sun was laughing..... ......c 221 shall be beneath the sun...b 225 to live coeval with the sun..ƒ228 we live by an invisible sun. u 230 a world without a sun......a 253 ere to-morrow's s. go down..j 253 when the sun concealed.....g 261 glad and glorious sun.... .k 269 'neath the sun are born.....h 270 the golden sun gives not*...h 248 till the sun grows cold......r 249 the kindling s. of summer...c 128 they first feel the sun.......a 129 the mild s. his paling lustre. a 411 wonder why the setting s....c 411 sun goes out of sight........e 411 circulars from time the s....e 411 setting s. breaks out again...ƒ 411 down sank the great red s...g 411 stooping sun up-gathers his. i 411 the setting sun, and music*.o 411 how bright was the sun.....q 411 cradled near the setting sun.a 412 vision clear for stars and s..d 415 the sun's a thief*.. .a 419

snatches from the sun*.....a 419 the noon-tide sun*..........7 460 sun and the dove................................c 242 sun's sweet ray is hovering.i 212 countest the steps of the s...c 157 a sky full of silent suns.....h 403 one sun by day, by night...x 403 the sun himself!--on wings.f 123 till it meet the sun..... sun comes never near us....e 404 like the heaven's glorious s.*.p 406 | see the sun! God's crest.....f 409 sun, centre and sire of light.g 409 radiant sun is nature's eye. .j 409 the s. once more is glancing. l 409 the sun stands, at midnight.m 409 whence are thy beams, O s..n 409 s., of this great world both..r 409 O s., burn the great sphere*. t 409 shine out, fair sun*. .w 409 sun stays in his course*.....a 410 s. that shines upon his court*.c410 sun is all about the world we.e 410 sun reflecting upon the wind.f410 rising sun complies with...p 410 sun sinks down behind the..t410 s with all diffusive rays...... 454 the sun is set; and in.......t 446 amber wake of the long-set 8.c447 s. has lengthen'dev'ry shade ƒ 447 sun hath made a golden set.m 447 s. burns all our grass away..q 398 warms in the sun...........p 348 names were to 1 lot out the s s 473 Sunbeam-vanish'd in the s's*.m 21 sunbeams to the sky.........q93 laughing s's thro' the.......a 141 sunbeams out of cucumbers.t 163 it is as true as sunbeams....h 469 but sunbeams lifted higher..d 399 motes that people the s's....p 212 sunbeams strike the daisies..s 277 rain-drops are pierced by s's.b 415 outward touch as the s......e 445 s's dropped their gold.. ....g 446 s. pours over the cold........8 467 Sunday-go to church on S.....ƒ 49 S's, at the matin-chime.....a 369 S's of man's life, thredded...e 369 S. heaven's gates stand ope..e 369 does not divide the Sunday*.u 225 sigh away Sundays.........n 257 how pass your Sundays.....o 123 Sunflower-s's by the sides of..n 157 like a sunflower by a brook..c 380 the s. turns on her god... ......u 243 valorous sunflowers........m 125 the broad-faced sunflower...n 125 sunflower, weary of time....c 157 where the sunflowers blow..d 157 yellow s. by the brook.. ....e 157 the sunflow'r, thinking.. .....g 157. s., that with warrior... .....i 157 s., bright with yellow glow.. 157 sunflower of the spring......k 157 sunflowers tall o'er top the... 157 Sung-at her window sung*....d 386, bards who s. divine ideas....p 486 sung to call forth paramours.g373 sung the loud song..........d 457 Sun-gleam-s-g's come and go..9 373

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Sunk-truth is s. in the deep...e 446 sunk so low that sacred head.1381 Sunless-twilight, and the s....k 446 Sunlight-s. flushes in the west.p 33 royal lilies in the sunlight..a 146 sunlight breaking thro'...... 133 mellow sunlight brooding...a 136 sunlight over tombs... ....e 161 lingered where the s. stood. .j 380 my lips, as sunlight.. .0 222 Sunlit-came in a s. fall of rain.m 373 meadow blossom, of s. spaces. 139 beneath the sunlit sky .f23 Sunny-summer all the s. days..132 thick in many a sunny spot. 140 countless sunny hours... i 272 it is a sunny, hour of play...t 243 daisies, sunny eyed .p 127 spots of sunny openings....0 353 the shady side and the s.....g 487 and sunny as her skies......g 473 marigolds toward the s. side.b 487 Sun-observing-marigold......b 147 Sunrise-s. wakes the lark to....d 26 still toward s. on the vault...e 32 enter there, ere sun-rise*....1345 Sunset-sunset of life gives me...p 5 clouds come o'er the sunset...n 5 dreadful day-book open till s.h 10 just after sunset. J59 sunset's last reflected shine..c 135 ere sunset all is now.......k 370 through the sunset of hope..y 201 golden sunset leaves its ray..p 153 maple swamps glow like a s..d 435 o'er all alike the imperial s..m 184 mocking the sunset skies....7148 Sunshine-the s. fails, the........ 6 despis'd in the s. hours.......c 29 sit in s. calm and sweet......a 79 blest power of sunshine......a 79 and made a sunshine........y 111 in the s. strikes the blow....o 117 out-face that sunshine......y 108 seen s. and rain at once.....t 110 sunshine fill the shady place.i 144 gracious as s., sweet as dew..j145 yellow assunshine, purple as.h 148 the evening winds, the s....j 148 the sunshine and the dew...n 134 made s. rifts of splendor........a 135 to spot with s. the early ....m 137 and ripens in the sunshine*.c 211 sunshine and perfect blue...b 271 sparkling sunshine smiling.a 272 the sweet calm sunshine....o 272 the s. is a glorious birth.....e 208 eternal sunshine settles......s 279 pour back the s. hoarded....e 436 pledge of peace and s..... ..r 352 love is sunshine... May's warmest sunshine lies b 466 sunshine of kind looks... ..c 466 Justy sunshine fall...... ..g 289, dreams of s. and June......h 378 us while we walk in the s...d 168 springs to meet the s........o 242 the sunshine of the breast..o 415 the soul's calm sunshine...q 454 sunshine broken in the rill..s 409 though turned astray, is s...s 409 i

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showers the s. gushes down.j 410 Sup-anger's my meat, I sup*.. 11 Superfluity-comes sooner by* ..k7 Superior-sick of his superior* z 103 Superstition-the s. in which..d 412 superstition is related to....e 412 s.! howsoe'er disguised.. .b412 s. is a senseless fear. .....c 412 Supper-which is called s.*........a 100

flocks had ta'en their supper #25) is s. ready, the house*......q 302 Supper-time-till s-t. alone*....e 394 Suppliant-readmit the s... ...b165 every sigh a contrite s.......e 180 thus the suppliant prays....8 232 Supplication-thanks and s....€ 432 Supply-if heaven send no s's..c3kg Support-but to support him*. 195 s's the mind s's the body too. 200 what is low, raise and s......1343 Supremacy-seek for rule, s...y 476 Supreme-thou Good Supreine.. who stands s. in power..... 143 supreme he sits.... ..d3 Sure-assurance doubly s*..... 118 to make sure

.9251 ...0175 sure as night follows day...u 334 God's mill grinds slow but sb 363 sure of man through praise.r 475 Surely-or surely you'll grow.. 406 Thou art, art s. as in heaven 348 its s. summer, for there's m 374 Surety-wound of peace is s... 485 Surf-yet, creature of the surf..d32 Surface-shifting s. cherishes...p 49 to brush the surface......... 63 straws upon the surface....14 Surfeit-a s. of the sweetest*...b 101 s. with too much. ....... 199 no crude surfeit reigns......1332 surfeit out of action*....... 329 Surge-breasting the lofty s.*..k 313 where'er the s. may sweep.. 117 sweep, and a surge sublime. s 427 Surgeon-a surgeon to old*.....ƒ19 Surgery-hath no skill in s.*...u 1:9 Surgical-s, operation to get a. r 406 Surmise-pipe blown by s's*... 3

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canst not tell nor yet s......429 Surpass-surpasses or subdues.k 452 Surprise-parts unequally s... m 296 take her by surprise........a 352

captivate, yet not surprise..478 Surrender-dies, but never s's..0 41 Surrounded-should be s....... 172 Survey-and round surveys... 197

monarch of all I survey.... 34 Surveyed-s. are ignorantly led.j 403 Survive-all thoughts else s... 212 8. or perish I give my hand.a 330

survives himself, his tomb,m 4×9) Susceptible-s. persons are....a 38) Suspect-friends s. for traitors*.46) suspects himself a fool...... 278 suspects, yet strongly loves*.0215 one of those I might suspect.ƒ 412 men 8. your tale untrue.....k 444 Suspecting-I am not suspicious q361 Suspicion-banish squint s.....49 suspicion sleeps at........... 61

should be above suspicion..g 412 suspicion always haunts*.... 412 intending deep suspicion*. . i 294 s. sleeps at wisdom's........m 469 Suspicious-is always s........b 341 Suspire-but yesterday did s.* c 176 Sustain-the prop that doth s.*. 91 words, "s.' and "abstain". ... 332 s's, and agitates the whole...z180 Sustained-s. and soothed by..k 360 Swaggering-with a s. accent*..p 291 Swain-the s. in barren deserts.a 226

to the thirsty swain........m 244 Swallow-s. twitters about......a 33 the synagogue of swallows..m 32 swallow felt the deepest grief.n 32 I said to the little swallow... 032 come one swallow.. •P 32 there goes the swallow.. .9 32 the swallow sweeps the......6 33 in spouts the s's build. .....e 115 the swallow follows not*, .... 251 come before the swallow*...r 137 restless swallows building...1271 one s. does not make spring.o 370 swallows, rooks, and stares..c 285 darting s's soar and sing....k 372 s's speed their journey......d 373 one s., his mate will follow.m 374 takes, opens, swallows it....s 307 Swallowed-others to be s........l 36

and joy are swallowed......w 383 Swallow-flight-s-f's of song...p 396 Swan-the s. with arched neck..ƒ33 never turn a s's black legs*...h33 swan with bootless labour...i 33 soft as the swan..... 30 two swans all white as.......c 33 the swan's down feathers*.... 33 the stately-sailing swan..... k33 8. through the summer sea..h 313 think thy swan a crow*. .....9111 s. flocks of lilies shoreward.n 161 we went, like Juno's swans*.e 171 Sward-pushes up the sward..m 137 daisies upon the sacred s....q 138 Swarthy-rose gloomed s. red... 134 Sway-rejoicing in thy sway...q 275 so sways she level in her*...g 258 prevailed with double sway. 317 nor in the envied sway...... 191 with absolute sway..........d 327 moves, and s's the fallen...m 474 Swayed-empire might have s..n 48 Swear-s., fool, or starve........ 162 Is., I use no art at all*....... 211 O, s. not by the moon"......q 208 swears a prayer or two*..... 121 let us s. an eternal friendship.c 173 to swear against you....... ..ƒ 219 they s. it, till affirmance..... 291 but if you swear by that*...n 291 do not swear at all*. 0 291 swear by thy gracious self"..o 291 to swear unto a sin*. . 291 swear not*.. ..7 292 swear next day my face......s 313 Swearing-s. by his honour.

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Sweep-and madly s. the sky*...d 25 8. of all embracing laws.....e 370 who sweeps a room.........m 279 sweep over thee in vain.....s 322 Sweeping-s. with shadowy gust. 467 Sweet-diffuse their balmy s's....b 4 speak, s., I'd have you do it*..z3 ah, sweet content, where.....k 65 sweet are the thoughts.......h 66 where most sweets are........o 87 so coldly sweet...............h 80 sweet day, so cool............0 78 'tis sweet, in some retreat....9 23 all that's sweet was made.....c 87 sweets are, there lyes a snake.o 87 only a s. and virtuous soul...a 64 8. is zealous contemplation*.. v 64 I found it sweet and fair..... 142 sweet and has many. ..u 143

every flower is sweet to me. f 145 and all the world of sweets... 147 and seeming sweet and fair. 149 some day-some s. day ...n 175 s. to me thy drowsy tone....i 272 s. through the green leaves..d 275 sweet is the rose..... d 131 sweet is the juniper..... .d 131 sweet is the eglantine. .d 131 sweet is the firbloom.... d 131 sweet is the cypress................. .d 131 swete as is the bremble flour.k 134 pleasures newly found are s. i 135 clover is too sweet to lose...b 136 daisy is so sweet............h 138 has made the pasture sweet.o 138 the sweet forget-me-nots....n 140 box where s's compacted lic.a 372 spring, full of sweet dayes, a 372 'tis sweet, as year by year...r 169 rose, mid dewy sweets.......d 151 sweet rose, whose hue......m 152 s. and fair she seems to be d 155 its sweets upon the summer. 155 gave temperate sweets...... 155 s's so thanklessly are shed...g 156 sweet verbena, which being.o 158 and smells so sweet. P 159 8. ornament which truth*...n 385 s. as the deep-blue violet...bb 159 violets, sweet March violets. g 160 adversity's sweet milk.....n 332 sweet, in Lydian measures..t 332 sweet the pleasure....... .d 334 sweet is the air... ..i 372 half so sweet in life. ....a 244 how sweet is love itself*. ...9 245 a preserving sweet*.........b 247 coming my own, my sweet..f 250 sending its s's upon the.....1374 party, to enjoy its sweets...h 375 is far less sweet............. i 261 because it hath been sweet..I 262 diffuse their balmy sweets..q 127 the violet-solution sweet...q 128 rustic solitude 'tis sweet....k 129 converse, so short, so sweet. 171 in their amber sweets....... 335 sweet food of sweetly uttered.i 340 last taste of sweets; is*.....o 411 join'd in connection sweet..q 413 stolen sweets arc always....v 418

life is not always sweet......s 231 hard, was s. and delectable .u 400 by distance made more.. .. 1981 'tis sweet to see the evening y 287 'tis sweet to listen as the.. .y 287 'tis sweet to view on high..y 287 how sweet, when labours. .a 289 sweet are the slumbers.. .a 453 for the heart, like a s. voice.d 456 world, and all her fading s's ƒ 426 a s. voice, a little indistinct.k 456 sweet is revenge...........j 363 river glideth at his own s....h 366 hero is not fed on sweets....i 196 s. as the presence of a woman k 410 extracting liquid sweet.....g 436 sweet from the green mossy v 461 a wilderness of sweets......b 326 parting is such s. sorrow*...326 and every sweet its sour....i 495 'tis sweet to know there is. i 463 sweets to the s.; farewell* ƒ 498 sweets with s s war not*...gg 498 sweets grown common"....dd 498 s. as English air could make i 478 beautiful as sweet....... ..w 478 ladies call him sweet*... ...a 341 so deeply sweet, as he*.....d 391 deep rest and sweet........... .h 392 how sweet, though lifeless..k 392 passing sweet is solitude....v 394 whisper-solitude is sweet...v 394 Sweeten-s's every bitter cup..1357

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sorrows remembered s.......h 397 verse sweetens toil..........p 385 Sweetened-s. by all that is......j 99 Sweetener-of life and soldier..e 172 Sweeter-s, none than voice....j 170 s. than the lids of Juno's*...n 160 s. than perfume itself.*. .9315 odours crushed are sweeter..e 442 s. than the sweet ambrosial 2470 silence s. is than speech... h 383 Sweetest-to be lost when s......c 87 brightest still the sweetest...b 45 s. the strain when in.... s. are the spotless lilies. ..ƒ145 sweetest heard in loudest....j 170 I saw the sweetest flower.... 155 s. things turn sourest*. ..7 130 s. meats the soonest cloy ... 451 our sweetest songs are those p 369 s. of all sounds is praise.....p 343 he the sweetest of all singers & 385 Sweetly-s. sounds the voice...i 456 so s. she bade me adieu..... 326 s. as a nightingale*.................m 477 Sweetness-wild s. I wak d.....a 71 our lives' sweetness".........184 all the s. of a gift unsought.. 148 folds the lily all her s.......7161 in sweetness, not in music..n 161 gulfs of s. without bounds... i 272 swooning in sweetness......h 154 the single drop of sweetness a 212 its s. the blossom beguile...j 126 brimm'd with s. o'er..... proportioned to theirs......h 231 linked s. long drawn out...m 282 whose very sweetness.......n 284 sweetness and light.........b 291

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