Words of Marmion, the last, 450.
of the wise as goads, 602.
of tongue or pen, 541.
of truth and soberness, 612.
report thy, how he may, 198.
smoother than butter, 593.
spareth his, 597.

ten low, in one dull line, 277.
that Bacon or Raleigh spoke, 284.
that burn, 325.

that weep and tears that speak, 174.
thou hast spoken, 490.
though ne'er so witty, 14.
to them, wut 's, 566.
two narrow, hic jacet, 15.
unpack my heart with, 110.
weighty sense flows in fit, 222.
were few, looks were fond, 446.
with these dark, 418.
without knowledge, 590.
words words, 108.

worst of thoughts the worst of, 128.
Wore a wreath of roses, 508.
Work, books or, or healthful play, 255.
creature 's at his dirty, again, 280.
for man to mend. 223.
goes bravely on, 247.
huddle up their, 361.
made manifest, 613.

man goeth forth unto his, 594.

night cometh when no man can,

612.

noblest, of God, 272. 389.
noblest, she classes 0, 385.
of polished idleness, 35.
of their own hearts, 4:3.
to sport as tedious as to, 57.
together for good, 613.
under our labour grows, 194.
what a piece of, is a man, 109.
who first invented, 430.
woman's, is never done, 584.
Workers, men the, 549.
Working our salvation, tools of, 220.
out a pure intent, 413.

out its way, fiery soul, 221.
Working-day world, full of briers, 41.
Workings, hum of mighty, 53.
Workman not to be ashamed. 616.
Works, follows God in his, 273.

most authors steal their, 278.
nature -ighing through ail her, 195.
of nature, lord of ali, 12.
rich in good. 616.

son of his own, 573.
these are thy glorious, 190.
World an idler too, busy. 351.
and its dread laugh, 302.
and worldings base, 64
another and a better, 577.
any author in the, 32.

World, as good be out of the, 248
assassination bas never changed
the history of the, 530.
bade the, farewell, 441.
balance of the old, 399.
banish all the, 59.
bank-note, this, 501.
bestride the narrow, 84.
blows and buffets of the, 95.
breathes out contagion to this, 114.
brought death into the, 178.
called the new, into existence, 399.
calls idle, whom the, 361.
came up stairs into the, 257.
can give, not a joy the, 483.
can never fill, void the, 364.
cankers of a calm, 61.

cast out of the, and despised, 15.
children of this, 611.
creation's heir the, 338.
daffed the, aside, 60.
dissolves, when all the, 18.

doth but two nations bear, 232.
dreams books are each a, 417.
drowsy syrups of the, 129.
ere the, be past, 340.

forgetting by the world forgot, 286.
gain the whole, 609.

give the, the lie, 14.

good deed in a naughty, 41.
governed by little wisdom, 156
grew pale, name at which the, 311.
had wanted an idle song, 280.
half of the, knoweth not how the
other half liveth, 572.
harmoniously confused, 287.
harmony of the, 18.

has nothing to bestow, 309.
hath flattered all the, 15.
he gave his honours to the, 74.
him who bore the, 413.

how little wisdom governs the 156
how this, goes with no eyes, 124.
how wags the, 43.

I have not loved the, 475.

I hold the, but as the world. 36.

I never have sought the. 318.

if all the, were young, 13.

in arms, against a, 522.

in love with night, 81.

in the universal, or in France, 67.

in this canting. 322.

in which I moved alone, 492.
inhabit this bleak, alone, 458.
into this breathing, 70.

's a bubble, 141.

World is a comedy, 334.

's a stage, all the, 44.

's a theatre the earth a stage, 170.
is a tragedy to those who feel, 334.

is a world of lies, 569.

is all a fleeting show, 461.

is ancient, when the, 139.

is given to lying, how this, 62.

is good and the people are good,375.
is grown so bad, 70.

is mine oyster, 22

is not thy friend, 82.

is too much with us, 410.
its veterans rewards, 274.
jest and riddle of the, 270.

knows nothing of its greatest men,
528.

light of the, ye are the, 607.
little foolery governs the, 156.
little of this great, can I speak, 125.
look round the habitable, 228.
man is one, and hath another, 161.
man of the, amongst men, 523.
must be peopled, 28.
naked through the, 131.
natural and political, 349.
ne'er saw, monster the, 236.

no copy, leave the, 49.

now a bubble burst and now a, 268.

of death, back to a, 433.

of happy days, to buy a, 70.
of sighs, for my pains a, 126.
of vile ill-favoured faults. 23.
of waters, the rising, 186.
peace to be found in the, 461.
pendant,hanging in a golden chain,
195.

pendent, round about the, 25.
pomp and glory of this, 73.
prevailed and its dread laugh, 302,
proclaim, to all the sensual, 453.
proud, good by, 532.

queen of the, 390.

rack of this tough, 124.

reckless what I do to spite the, 95.

service of the antique, 42.

shall mourn her, all the, 75.
shot heard round the, 532.
sink, let the, 161.

slide, let the, 47, 141, 643.
slumbering, o'er a, 262.

smooth its way through the, 298.
so fair, God hath made this, 440.
so runs the, away, 114.
spin forever, let the great, 549.
stand up and say to all the, 89.
start of the majestic, 83.
statue that enchants the, 302.
steal from the, 288.
stood against the, 87.
syllables govern the, 156.

World, ten hours to the, 373.
that nourish all the, 32.
the flesh and the devil, 618.
the whole, kin, 76.

there is not in the wide, 457.
this great roundabout, 365.
this little, 55

this tough, 124.

three corners of the, 54.

to curtain her sleeping, 492.
to darkness, leaves the, 328.
to hide virtues in, 49.

to live in, very good, 235.
to prep at such a, 362.
too glad and free, 518.
too much respect upon the, 36.
too noble for the, 76.

too wide for his shrunk shank, 44.
unintelligible, 406.
unknown, into a, 538.

up stairs into the, I came, 257.
uses of this, all the, 102.
vanity of this wicked, 618.
visitations daze the, 528.
was all before them, 196.
was guilty of a ballad, 31.
was heard the, around, 207.
was not to seek me, 318.

was not worthy, of whom the, 616.
was sad till woman smiled, 441.
what I may appear to the, 239.
when all the, dissolves, 18.
wide enough for thee and me, 322.
will disagree in faith and hope, 271.
witch the, with noble horseman-
ship, 61.

with all its motley rout, 365.
without a sun, 441.

working-day, full of briers, 41.
worship of the, but no repose. 492.
worst, that ever was known, 235.
worth the winning, 225.
World's altar-stairs, 553.

creation, most ancient since the,
140.

dread laugh, 302.

new fashion planted, 31.

tired denizen, 472.

Worldlings do, testament as, 42.
Worldly ends, thus neglecting, 19.
goods, with all my, 619.
life, the weariest, 26.
wise, be not, 159.

Worlds, allured to brighter, 340.
best of all possible, 623.

crush of, wrecks of matter and, 250.
exhausted, imagined new, 312.
not realized, in, 420.
should conquer twenty, 166.
so many, so much to do, 553.
whose course is equable, 408.

World-wide fluctuation, 554.
Worm, bit with an envious, 77.

darkness and the, 264.

dieth not, where their, 610.
in the bud, concealment like a, 50.
is in the bud of youth, 365.
needlessly sets foot upon a, 364.
that bath eat of a king, 117.
the canker and the grief, 486.
the smallest, will turn, 69.
Worms and epitaphs, let's talk of, 56.
have eaten men, 46.

of Nile, outvenoms all the, 134.
Worn out with eating time, 230.

sooner lost and, than women's, 49.
Worn-out word Alone, 525.
Worse appear the better, 182.

change for, pray God they, 142.
deed, better day the, 637.
for better for, 618.

for wear, not much the, 359.
greater feeling to the, 55.
remains behind, 117.
than a crime, it is, 576.
truth put to the, 211.

Worship God he says, 389.

of the great of old, silent, 484.
of the world, they have the, 492.
stated calls to, 314.

to-morrow do thy, 227.

treason has done his, 96.

world that ever was known, 235.
Worst-natured muse, 235.
Worth a thousand men, 452.

a whole eternity, 249.

by poverty depressed. 312.
conscience of her, 193.
doing well, 298

in anything, what is, 218.
makes the man, 272.

prize not to the, that what we have
we, 29.

promise of celestial, 267.

sad relic of departed, 472.
slow rises, 312.

stones of, like, 136.

the candle, not, 161.

this coil that 's made for me, 52.
two of that, I know a trick, 58.

Worthier, would it were, 478.
Worthless pomp of homage, 505.
Worthy of your love, 417.

world was not, of whom the, 616.
Wot not what they are, 31.
Would I, fain, but I dare not, 13.
I had met my dearest foe, 103.
I were a boy again, 546.
I were dead now, 513.

it were bedtime, 61.

letting I dare not wait upon I, 92.
not if I could be gay, 401.
not live alway, 468, 589.
not when he might, 582.
should do when we, 118.

that I were low laid in my grave,
52.

Wouldst highly, what thou, 91.
not play false, 91.

thou holily, that, 91.
wrongly win, 91.

Wound, earth felt the, 195.

felt a stain like a, 350.

grief of a, take away the, 61.
purple with love's, 34.

shoe has power to, her very,
that never felt a, 78.
tongue in every, 87.

us, no tongue to, 459.
willing to, 281.

with a touch, 296.

323.

Wounded hearts, here bring your,461.
in the house of my friends, 606.
spirit who can bear, 597.
the spirit that loved thee, 531.
Wounds, bind up my, 71.

of a friend, faithful are the, 599.
wept o'er his, 340.

Wrack, blow wind come, 100.
Wranglers, imprisoned, 362.
Wraps the present hour, 333.

their clay, turf that, 335.
Wrath, Achilles', 290.

can send, plagues thy, 399.
infinite, and infinite despair, 187.
measure of my, not within the, 21.
nursing her, 384.

soft answer turneth away, 597.
sun go down upon your, 615.
Wreath of roses, she wore a, 508.
Wreathed smiles, becks and, 204.
Wreaths, bound with victorious, 69.

that endure affliction's heaviest
shower, 410.

Wreck of power, lay down the, 505.
way out of his, 74.
Wrecks of matter, 250.

I saw a thousand fearful, 70.
Wrens make prey, 70.

Wrestles with us, he that, 351.

Wretch concentred all in self, 448.

344

excellent, 128.

hollow-eyed sharp-looking, 27.
in order, to haud the, 386.
leaves the, to weep, 343.
thou slave thou coward, 53.
tremble thou, 122.
Wretched are the wise, 241.

soul bruised with adversity, 27.
to relieve the, was his pride, 340.
unidea'd girls, 315.
Wretches feel, feel what, 122.

hang that jury men may dine, 279.
poor naked, 122.

such as I, weary road to, 386.
Wring his bosom, 344.

under the load of sorrow, 30.
your heart, let me, 115.
Wrinkle, time writes no, 478.
Wrinkled care derides, 204.

front of war, 69.

Wrinkles won't flatter, 489.
Writ by God's own hand, 265.

in remembrance, 55.

in water, whose name was, 502.
proofs of holy, 129.
stolen out of holy, 70.
what is, is writ, 478.
your anuals true, 77.
Write about it goddess, 285.

and read comes by nature, 28.
as funny as I can, 545.
at any time, a man may, 317.
fair, hold it baseness to, 120.
finely upon a broomstick, 247.
force them to, 216.

in rhyme, those that, 218.
in water, their virtues we, 74.
it before them in a table, 604.
look in thy heart and, 16.
me down an ass, 30.
pen devise wit, 31.

the characters in dust, 453.

the vision and make it plain, 606.
well hereafter, hope to, 210.
with a goose pen, 50.
with ease, you, 380.
Writer, one, excels at a plan, 346.
pen of a ready, 592
Writers against religion, 348.

Writing, easy, is curst hard reading,
380.

maketh an exact man, 138.
scarcely any style of, 818.

true ease in, 277.

well, nature's masterpiece is, 230.
Written out of reputation, 243.

to after times, 210.

wise above that which is, 613.
Wrong, always in the, 222.

condemn the, yet pursue it, 581.
day of. I have seen the, 33.
dread of all who, 541.
forever on the throne, 564.
him who treasures up a, 485.
his can't be, whose life is right, 271
multitude is always in the, 231.
one, but one idea and that a, 316.
oppressor's, 111.

sow by the ear, 651.

these holy men, 471.

they may gang a kennin', 386.
they ne'er pardon who have done
the. 229.

to dally with, 434.

we are both in the, 294.
Wronged orphans' tears, 149.
Wrongly win, wouldst, 91.
Wrongs of night, 159.

unredressed, 421.

Wrote with ease, who, 283.
Wroth with one we love, 433.
Wrought and afterwards he taught, 2.
in a sad sincerity, 532.

Wry-necked fife, squeaking of the, 38.
Wut 's words to them, 566.

Xarifa, rise up, 501.

Xerxes did die and so must I, 585.

Yaller pines, under the, 566.
Yarn, is of a mingled, 48.
Yawn confess, everlasting, 285.
when churchyards, 114.
Ye distant spires, 325.

gentlemen of England, 162.
gods it doth amaze me, 83.
mariners of England, 443.
Year, almanacs of the last, 171.
by year we lose, sweet as, 505.
Christmas comes but once a, 6.
heaven's eternal, is thine, 224.
mellowing, 203.

memory outlive life half a, 113.
moments make the, 267.
no winter in thy, 377.
rich with forty pounds a, 340.
rolling, is full of Thee, 302.
ruler of the inverted, 362.
saddest of the, 516.
starry girdle of the, 441.
three hundred pounds a, 23.
two hundred pounds a, 220.
were playing holidays, 57.
winter comes to rule the varied,
802.

winter ruler of the inverted, 362.
Years, ah happy, 472.

days of our, 594.

declined into the vale of, 129.