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Honours blushing thick upon him, | How happy could I be, 122.

62.

Honour but a bubble, 109.

Honour, Falstaff's catechism on,

How long halt ye, 220.

How many saucy airs we meet,

120.

How to live, taught us, 216.

51.
Honour, post of, a private station, Humbleness, whispering, 31.
Hum, busy, of men, 81.

94.
Hope bade the world farewell, | Hum, the ceaseless, 147.

159.

Hope brighten days to come,
166.

Hope deferred, 225.

Hope, leave light of, behind, 159.
Hope, sorrow not as others who
have none, 236.

Humility, the pride that apes,

241.
Hyperion's curls, 9.
Hyperion to a satyr, I.

I AM fearfully made, 223.
I am Sir Oracle, 30.

Hope springs in human breast, I awoke and found myself famous,

98.

Hope, the charmer, 158.

167.

I can call spirits, 50.

Hope, the wretch relies on, 133. I care for nobody, 242.

Hope, true, is swift, 61.

Hope withering fled, 186.

Horse, a given, look in mouth,
254.

Horse, my kingdom for, 61.
Hospitable thoughts, intent on,
79.

Hot, cold, moist, and dry, 78.
House, bloody, of life, 44.
House, if divided, 233.
House, set it in order, 228.
House, you take my, 33.

I could a tale unfold, 3.

I could have better spar'd a better

man, 52.

I dare do all that becomes a

man, 39.

| Ice, turn sun to, 56.

Idea how to shoot, 147.
Idiot, tale told by, 43.
I'd rather be a dog, 67.
I'd rather be a kitten, 51.
If Atticus were he, 105.
If it were done, 38.

Household words, familiar as, If reasons were plenty as black.

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I have thee on the hip, 33.
I know a bank, 27.

I know a trick, 49.

I lisped in numbers, 104.
Ill blows the wind, 59.

In the sweat of thy face, 217.
In the worst inn's worst room,

102.

Invention, when it fails, 190.
Iron enter'd into his soul, 239.

I'll make assurance double sure, Iron, shall rule with a rod of, 239

4I.

Imagination's airy wing, 212.
I'm cabin'd, cribb'd, confin'd, 40.
Immodest words admit, 248.
Immortality, longing after, 94.
Impeachment, I own the soft,
203.

Imperfections on my head, 4.
Imperial vot'ress, an, 27.
Indian, lo the poor, 98.
In durance vile, 90.
Industry supports us all, 121.
I never loved a tree or flower,
164.

Infant, when it gazes on a light,
178.

Infidel, a daring, 211.
Ingratitude, man's, 36.

In Him we live and move, 235.
In hollow murmurs, 156.
In maiden meditation, 27.

Iron tongue of midnight, 28.
I run before my horse, 60.
I say the tale as 'twas said to me,
196.

I shall not look on his like, 2.
Is it not lawful for me, 232.
Isocrates, old man, eloquent, 83.
Israel be a proverb, 220.
Is thy face like thy mother's, 171
Italian priest, none shall tithe
44.

I thank thee, Jew, 33.

It is more blessed to give, 235
I've often wish'd that I had clea
189.

JEALOUSY, beware of, 14.
Jest, a scornful, 117.
Jest's prosperity, 29.
Jew, hath he not eyes, 31.
Jew, I thank thee, 33.

In multitude of counsellors, 224. Jewel in Ethiop's ear, 70.

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Joy, there's not, the world
give, 187.
Joys, departed, 201.

In summer's heat and winter's Judge, a, that no king can co

cold, 119.

rupt, 62.

Judge not, 231.
Judgment, reserve thy, 2.
Judgment, when it's weak, 250.
Jurymen, that they may dine, 108.
Tustice is lame, 250.

Justice, temper, with mercy, 80.
Justice, when mercy seasons it,
32.

KING, a goodly, 2.

King, catch conscience of, 6.
King, every inch, 69.
King of shreds, 10.

King of terrors, 221.
King, who is a child, 227.
Kings, it is the curse of, 44.
King's name, a tower of strength,
61.

Kings, right divine of, 106.
Kings who are fathers, 114.
Kitten, I'd rather be, 51.
Knight, a gentle, pricking, 259.
Knowledge, he that increaseth,
226.

Land, ill fares the, 129.
Land, my native, 197.

Land rats and water rats, there
be, 30.

Languages, a feast of, 29.
Lark at heaven's gate, 68.
Last and best of God's works, 80.
Last of all the Romans, 67.
Last scene of all, 35.

Last shall be first, 232.
Laughter holding both his sides,
80.

Laugh, the loud, 129.
Lawyers can with ease, 121.
Leaf, the sear, 41.
Lean and slipper'd pantaloon, 35.
Learn to labour and to wait, 259.
Learning, little, a dangerous
thing, 96.

Leather or prunella, 100.
Lesson, harder, how to die, 216.
Let him that thinketh he standeth,
236.

Let not the sun go down, 236.

Knowledge is ourselves to know, Let those love now, 260.

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Life, my way of, 41.

Loan loses itself and friend, 3.

Life, nothing became him like Local habitation, a, 28.

leaving it, 38.

Life, pictured, of man, 148.
Life, sequester'd vale of, 153.
Life tedious as twice told tale, 44.
Life, third of, pass'd in sleep,
183.

Life to come, we'd jump, 38.
Life, you take my, 33.
Life's a jest, 122.

Life's a short summer, 117.
Life's a walking shadow, 42.
Life's enchanted cup, 171.
Life's ended when honour ends,

132.

Lo! here the gentle lark, 75.
London's column, 103.
Look, a longing, lingering, 153.
Look before you leap, 145.
Look on her face, 108.
Lord chasteneth whom he loveth.

237.

Lord of thy presence, and n

land beside, 43.

Lord of useless thousands, 103.
Lord, the, gave, 221.
Lords of human kind, 128.
Lo, the poor Indian, 98.
Love, brief as woman's, 9.

Light, burning and shining, 235. Love endures no tie, 112.

Light, dim religious, 82.

Lilies, consider them, 231.

Lily, to paint, 44.

Love, fire of, to quench, 28.

Love framed with mirth, 157.

Love in idleness, 27.

Line, none he would blot, 253.

Love is a boy, 145.

Love is blind, 31.

Line upon line, 228.

Lines fallen in pleasant places, Love is heaven, 196.

222.

Linked sweetness, 81.

Lion among ladies, 27.
Lion, dar'st thou beard, 194.
Lion, let me play the, 26.
Lion preys not on carcases, 213.
Lion's hide, thou wear, 44.

Love is strong as death, 227.
Love like a shadow flies, 19.
Love, loveliest when in tears,

194.

Love, none lost between us, 133
Love passing that of women, 220
Love rules the court, 196.

Lion's roar, have I not heard, 46. | Love, seals of, 23.

Liquors, rebellious, 34.

Little more than kin, I.
Little rule, a little sway, 252.
Living dog, is better than, 226.
Loaf, a cut, to steal a shive from,

74.

Love, she never told her, 20.
Love springs from only hate, 70
Love, stony limits can't hol

out, 71.

Love, tents with, or thrones
without, 165.

Love, true, course of, 26.

Man, a merrier, 29.

Love, true gift which God has Man, a proper, 26.

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Man, a sadder and wiser, 242.
Man after his own heart, 219.
Man always to be blest, 98.
Man, being reasonable, 178.
Man convinced against his will,
146.

Man drest in brief authority, 22.
Man, give world assurance of, 10.
Man, Hamlet's description of, 5.
Man, I dare do all that becomes,
39.

Man is born to trouble, 221.
Man, more sinned against, 69.
Man, proper study of mankind,
99.
Man proposes, God disposes,
256.

| Man, take him for all in all, 2.
Man, taste of, alters by age, 24.
Man that hath tongue can win
woman, 28.

Macbeth's soliloquy before Dun- Man that is not passion's slave, 8.

can's murder, 38.

Madness, Hamlet's supposed, 10.
Madness in great ones, 7.
Madness, method in, 5.
Mad, pleasure in being, III.
Maiden of bashful fifteen, 204.
Maiden meditation, in, 27.
Maidens like moths, 107.
Maid, the chariest, 2.
Majestic though in ruin, 77.
Man, a better, could have spared,
52.

Man a flower, 117.

Man, the hermit, 159.

Man to all his country dear, 129.
Man wants but little, 131, 210.
Man, what a piece of work is, 5.
Man who by his labour gets, 206.
Man who builds, 212.

Man's inhumanity to man, 90.
Man's love, a thing apart, 176.
Man's pre-eminence, 37.
Mankind, gave to party what was
meant for, 131.

Mankind, survey, from China, 116.
Mankind's birthright to die, 148

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