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Terrors, the king of, 221.
Teviot, sweet, 196.
Thais, the lovely, 110.
Thanks to the gods, 93.

Thanks, for this relief, 1.
Theban, this learned, 69.
The end crowns all, 48.
The good die first, 126.
The Lord gave, 221.
Then rose from sea to sky, 177.
Thereby hangs a tale, 34.
There is another and better world,
245.

Thou com'st in questionable

shape, 3.

Thought, a sudden, strikes me,

246.

Thoughts that breathe, 154.
Thousands, to murder, 212.
Thou strong on strongest side,
43.

Thou wert my guide, 101.
Three poets in three distant ages,

113.

Three removes bad as a fire, 258.
Thrice he routed all his foes, 109.

There is a rapture on the lonely Thrice is he arm'd, 58.

shore, 175.

There is a tide, 67.

Through nature up to nature's

God, 101.

Thus far into bowels of land, 61.

There's a sweet little cherub, Throw physic to dogs, 42.

250.
There's nothing half so sweet in Thy wish was father to thought,
life, 163.

54.

There the wicked cease from Tide in affairs of men, 67.

troubling, 221.

Time, brief chronicles of, 5.

There was a sound of revelry, Time flies, death urges, 210.

172.

These but the trappings, I.
They have sown the wind, 229.
They laugh that win, 16.
Thief fears each bush, 59.
Things ill got have bad success,
59.

Time has thinn'd my flowing

hair, 257.

Time, like fashionable host, 48.
Time throw a dart, 142.

Time, we take no note of,

208.

Tired nature's sweet restorer, 208.

Think of that, Master Brook, 19. 'Tis an old tale and often told,

This is solitude, 170.

This precious stone, 45.
This was a man, 67.

Though last, not least in love, 66.
Those that fly may fight again,
146.

192.

'Tis distance lends, 158.

'Tis not in mortals always to be

blest, 214.

'Tis pleasant to see one's name
in print, 186.

'Tis strange but true, 183.
'Tis sweet to hear the watch-
dog's bark, 176.
'Tis true, 'tis pity, 4
Toad, jewel in his head, 34.
To all a fair good night, 195.
Tobacco, pernicious weed, 137.

Tobacco, sublime, 183.

Trip on light fantastic toe, 80.
Triton of the minnows, 64.
Trouble, man born to, 221.
Troubles, a sea of, 6.
True hope is swift, 61.
True to thine own self, be, 3.
Trumpet, one warning, blown,

194.

To bear is to conquer our fate, Trumpet-tongued, his virtues will

161.

To be or not to be, 6.
Tocsin of the soul, 182.
Toe, light fantastic, 80.
To err is human, 97.
To gild refined gold, 44.
Toll for the brave, 139.
Tombs, gilded, worms unfold, 31.
To-morrow to fresh woods, 82.
Tongue, dropp'd manna, 77.
Tongue that Shakspere spake,
126.

Tooth-ach, philosophers can't
endure, 25.

To point a moral, 117.
Torches to burn bright, 70.
To wake the soul by strokes of
art, 106.

Towers, the cloud capp'd, 17.

Trail of the serpent, 164.

Train up a child, 225.

plead, 38.

Truth and loyalty, still follow

with, 34.

Truth, know then this, 101.
Truth, picking up shells by ocean,
182.

Truth prevailed with double sway,
130.

Truth stranger than fiction, 183.
'Twas sad by fits, 156.
Twig, as it is bent, 102.
Two of a trade ne'er agree, 120.

UNADORN'D, adorn'd the most,
147.

Unanimity, their, where they
agree, 203.
Unbidden guests, 57.
Unction, flattering, 10.

Under the blossom that hangs on

the bough, 19.

Traitors, when they brave the Under which king, Bezonian, 55.

field, 61.

Trencherman, a valiant, 23.

Trick worth two of that, 49.

Tricks, fantastic, before high
heaven, 22.

Trifles light as air, 15.

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Virtues plead like angels, 38.
Virtue's side, his failings leaned
to, 130.

Vision, baseless fabric of, 17.
Vocation, man to labour in, 49.

Vanquished, he could argue still, Voice, I will aggravate it so, 26.

130.

Vase in which roses, 163.

Vaulting ambition, 39.
Very like a whale, 9.
Vestal, a fair, 26.

Vestal's blameless lot, 108.
Veteran, lags, superfluous, 117.

Vice clings to the tott'ring walls,
168.

Vice is a monster, 99.

Voice, soft and gentle, 70.

Volscian's ears, unmusical to, 64.

Votaress, the imperial, 27.

WAFT a sigh from Indus, 108.
Wagers used by fools for argu-
ment, 144.

Wall, the weakest goes to, 70.
Warble his native wood-notes
wild, 81.

Vices made instruments to scourge War is a game, 136.

us, 70.

War its thousands slays, 216.

Village preacher's modest man- War, rash, fruitless, 149.

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Weariness can snore on flint, 68. | Where the bee sucks, 18.

Weary and old with service, 63.
Web, the, of our life, 36.
Web, what a tangled, we weave,

194.

Weed, gather honey from, 138.
Weed, I am as a, 171.

Wee short hour ayont the twal, 88.
We have scotched the snake, 39.
We know what we are, II.
Welcome ever smiles, 48.

Where's the coward that would
not dare, 193.

| Wherever is a house of prayer, 251.
Whigs, settling on places, 165.
While there is life there's hope,

120.

Whining school-boy, the, 35.
Whip for the horse, 225.
Whip in every honest hand, 16.
Whips and scorns of time, 6.

Welcome home, none gave him, Whirligig of time, 21.

46.

Welcome the coming guest, 107.
We'll die with harness on, 43.
We that live to please, 116.
Whale, very like, 9.
What a falling off, 4.
What chisel can cut breath, 47.
What perils environ, 144.
What's in a name, 71.
What will Mrs. Grundy say, 241.
Whatever is, is right, 99.
Wheel in middle of wheel, 229.
When a lady's in the case, 121.
When daisies pied, 29.
When Greeks join'd Greeks, 243.
When learning's triumph o'er her

foes, 115.

Whirlwind, rides in, 95, 106.
Whistled as he went, 110.
Whistle, you give too much for,
257.

White, Kirke, lines on, 186.
Who breaks a butterfly on a
wheel, 105.

Who drives fat oxen, 118.

Who shall decide when doctors

disagree, 102.

Who talks much must talk in

vain, 119.

Who would be free, 171.
Who would not weep, 105.
Whose flag has braved, 160.
Why not conscience have vaca-
tion, 145.

When shall we three meet again, Wicked cease from troubling,

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Wind sits in your sail, 2.
Wind, sits it in that quarter, 24.
Wind, the cold, 67.
Wind, they have sown, 229.
Wind, thou winter, 36.
Wind, what blew you hither, 55.
Wine, good, needs no bush, 36.
Wine, invisible spirit of, 13.
Wine maketh glad, 222.
Wine, use a little, 237.
Wings, shook odours from, 157.
Wings, with healing in, 230.
Winning, too light, 17.
Winter of our discontent, 59.
Wisdom, apply our hearts to,

222.

Wisdom cries in streets, 48.
Wisdom crieth without, 224.
Wise father that knows his child,

31.

Wise saws, full of, 35.

Wish, father to thought, 54.
Wit, brevity is soul of, 4.
Wit, cause of, in others, 53.
Wits, great, allied to madness,

III.

Wit is out when age is in, 25.
Wits, this encounter of, 60.
Witching time of night, 9.
Withers, ours are unwrung, 9.
Without thorn, the rose, 214.
Wives may be merry and yet

honest, 19.

Woe, luxury of, 166.

Woe, suits of, 1.

Woe to thee, O land, 227.
Woman, a ministering angel, 195.

Woman at heart a rake, 102.
Woman, ever, in this humour
wooed, 60.

Woman, frailty thy name is, I.
Woman, he that lays hand on,

240.

Woman, hell has no fury like one
scorned, 244.

Woman, lovely woman, 250.
Woman, pique her and soothe,
170.

Woman, soft voice in, 70.
Woman, take an elder than her-
self, 20.

Woman tastes no truer joy, 149.
Woman that deliberates is lost, 93.
Woman, therefore may be woo'd,

73.

Woman, therefore may be won,

57.

Woman, till she smiled, 159.
Woman, when she stoops to folly,

131.

Woman will, or won't, 247.
Woman, won with the tongue,
28.

Woman's duty to her husband,
47.

Woman's honour her safest guard,

241.

Woman's lip, 'tis not so sweet

as, 165.
Woman's love, 176.

Woman's love, brief as, 9.

Woman's mood, fantastic as, 200.
Woman's tongue, do you tell me
of, 46.

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