.s 191
.r 308
e 320

he deem'd his prey...........
sick of prey, yet howling....l 427
wrens make p. where eagles*aa 384
Price-for what earth gives us....j 60
high the p's for knowledge...d 86
all are of different prices....k 489
she is a pearl whose price*..n 477
friend above all price........i 168
the price of one fair word*..h 263
Prick-J have no spur to prick*..i 9
cause, to p. us to redress*....n 379
honour, the spur that pricks.m 199
honour pricks me on*.......y 199
sew, prick our fingers, dull..p 482
Pride-wretched was his pride...v 52
eternal soul of pride... .j 109
they are rich in their pride..p 141
it is the gardener's pride..
....g 149
modest unaffected pride.....c 150
the cagle, at his pride of....v 138
the rose with all her pride..z 153
is in poesy a decent pride...q 340
pauses of reluctant pride....n 422
pride of these our days......t 487
rose is wont with p. to swell.h 152
he that is low no pride......k 165
forest world,stripped of its p..j 375
May was then in its pride...c 221
my high-blown pride*...
.......e 179
price, fame, ambition, to fill. y 239
outworks of suspicious p....h 465
or simple pride for flatt'ry...p319
sin is p. that apes humility.m 346
pride in their port........... .r 346
in reas'ning p., our error....8 346
pride still is aiming at......8346
pride, the never-failing vice.u 946
pride is at the bottom of....v 316
pride is his own glass*.
......y 346
pride at length broke*. ..a 317
pride hath no other glass*...c 347
who cries out on p., that*...g 347
humility is love's true p....u 249
pride that licks the dust....o 405
glory, as we sink in pride...w 501
more disguises, than pride.. 346
shows great p. or little sense.r 442
pride often guides.... .......b 299
pride made the devil.... ..f348
and spite of pride... ..........n 348
Priest-by this meddling p.*....c 88
the priest attends to speak*.c 259
priests, tapers, temples.....r 241
priests pray for enemies*...ii 498
priest, beware your beard*..v 363
Rabbi and p. may be chained.≈ 443
Prime-of the joyous prime...m 112
year's fresh p; her harvests. a 371
violets were past their p....d 160
reach'd her prime...........7 293
Primeval-this is the forest p..k 432
Primrose-makes a splendid....m 31
pale p's look'd their best....l 129

primrose pale and violet.....ƒ130
himself the primrose path*..r 317
primrose to the grave is gone.a 437
primrose down the brae.....g 126
p. our woodlands adorn.....h 126
primrose-eyes each morning.i 131
primrose by the river's*,
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p. stars in the shadowy.....u 371
p. sweet is flinging perfume.q 372
and the pale primrose... ..n 271
the reach of primrose sky...e 288
the p's are awaken'd.... ..j 128
primroses deck the banks...c 129
'tis the first primrose! see..a 150
the primrose banks, how fair.b 150
welcome, pale primrose.....c 150
p's burst where I stand.....d 150
song greets the p's birth.....e 150
the primrose opes its eye... 150
bunches of penny, p's.......g 150
the p. and the daisy bloom..h 150
p. peeps beneath the thorn..i 150

bountiful primroses...
.........k 150
p. for a veil had spread..
....m 150
evening primroses o'er......0 150
Prince-sweet aspect of princes*.n 9
a prince's delicates*..... ....c 67
the prince of darkness is*....h 93
the death of princes*......
..j 85
prince who nobly cried.......j 79
many princes at a shoot*....u 84
but princes kill*.......... ......ii 498
women, like p's, find few....e 475
prince whose approach.....n 389
made proud by princes*....n 142
p. what beggar pities not*.. i 333
if you were a prince's son*.. i 333
thou for a true prince*.....m 213
prince without letters is a...c 367
p's that would their people.d 367
princes learn no art truly..
...e 367
a prince the moment he is.. p 368
and sat as princes..
..7 296

the prince my brother hath*.r 188
prince who neglects or......c 448
Princess-any princess*........r 104
a princess wrought it me*...i 220
p. of rivers, how I love.....m 364
and sat as princess... ..v 193
Principal-seems p. alone......i 254 |
I don't believe in principal.m 176
why is the p. conceal'd... ..h 322
Principle-with times........ ..d 46
subjects are rebels from p...q 366
'tis a principle of war....... 458
p. is not an honest man.....u 198
Print-said, “John, print it."...t 36
see one's name in print......a 37
I'll print it, and shame......e 318
and, faith, he'll prent it....w 305
he that commeth in print...r 299
Printer-by which the printer..e 38

belong to the art of the p....c 318
the jour. printer with gray..g 318
Printing-the art of printing..u 101
caused printing to be used*.ƒ 318
employ our artisans in p....r 305
p. is the transcript of words. i 480
Priority-priority and place*...k: 325
Prison-walls do not a prison...o 66
a palace and a prison on.....x 58

to me it is a prison..........c 421
a prison is a house of care...i 347
compare this prison, where* j 347
universal plodding prisons* p 483
Prisoned-in a parlour.........e 491
Prisoner-the p's release
.......t391
p. in his twisted gyves*.....t 248
Prithee-prithee, why so pale..o 249
pry thee, say on*.
...t 306
Privacy-p. of glorious light is..s 26
Private-takes no private road...i 20
God enters by a p. door.....p 213
what p. griefs they have*....c 188
the p. wound is deepest*...m 431
Privilege-should nothing p.*..k 219
privilege of speaking first...n479
Prize-contend till all the prize..c8
I prize above my dukedom*..k 40
we prize books, and..
....d 38
prize not to the worth*......c 108
let me gain the prize..
we prize the stronger..
prize the flowers of May.....y 195
excels in what we prize.....k 304
the wicked prize itself*.

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p. the the thing ungain'd*..ƒ 480
p. is hardly worth the cost..e 479
Probability-large range of p's.b 206
keep probability in view....k 444
Proboscis-wreathed his lithe p.n 12
Proceed-more they proceed the.p 67
'tis impossible you should p.o 98
I did proceed upon just*....m 219
proceed to judgment*....... 218
will proceed no further*.....e 321
I thus suddenly proceed*....ƒ477
Prodigal-strange the p. should.b 17
the generous prodigal.......k311
yet prodigal of ease.......... 491
was p. of summery shine...d 392
like a prodigal doth nature. o 139
Prodigy-what p's surprise.....t 232
Produce-too slowly ever to....m 441
Product-of His hands forgot...e370
Production-mere p's of the.....s 97
Profanation-foul profanation*.a 472
Profane-so old, and so p.*....g 216

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hence ye profane, I hate.....h 291
Profess-I do p. to be no less*...b 51
Profession-in limited p's*. ..z 418
every man debtor to his p.a.293
Profit-and calculating profits...s 36
gained the most profit..
profit by his errors*.
.d 108
king to the profit of all......
-7447
p., by losing of our prayers*.m 345
profits small, and you have.q 338
to profit, learn to praise......l 176
hour employ'd great p. yield.n 176
no profit grows, where is no*.p 176
title and profit, I resign......ƒ 199
hop for his profit I thus.....r 468
Profitable-good, as to be P......g 40

profitable to reckon up...... t 47
revenge is profitable........ 363
not so estimable, profitable*.y 496
Profound-p. of love to man...d 181
the most profound joy has..r216

profound this solitary tree..m 441
Progeny-contain a p. of life...a 40
a progeny of learning.......c 228

Progress-p. gains the goal.......e9
fever'd the progress.....
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begins his golden progress*.7 447
Progressive-reason's p........g 355
Prohibition-root of all our.... 166
there is a p. so divine*......a 409
Project-their project cross'd..w 117
Prologuo-the p. is the grace...o 293
what's past is prologue*....n 327
Promethean-the right P. flre*. .f110
Promise-p's of youthful heat....s5
beyond the p. of his age*.....172
keep or break our p's to pay..c 79
his promises were, as he*,
....b 88
where most it promises*....a 107
we promise-hopo-believe.m 116
leaned on her wavering p....e 201
zeal outruns his promise....o 156
a land of promise........ ..7362
thy p's are like Adonis**....r 347
buds the p. of celestial......t 347
a voice of p. they come.....w 127
precise in promise-keeping*.0 347
promise constantly redeems. / 250
swells the more it promises*b 366
spring! whose simplest p...p 370
the futurs keeps it p's.......i 191
promise, and red lips.......q 270
mild arch of promise........o 352
in hues of ancient promise..q 352
all her promises are sure....p 358
knowing your p. to me......i 434
who broke no promise.. .....o 319
the promise of the dawn....i 446
p's were, as he then was*..
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keep the word of promise*..q 347
Promised-whisper'd p........8 200
Promising-is the very pair* ..b 107
Promontory-I sat upon a p.*..a 264

around the promontory. .....0 440
Prompt-one alone, however p.q 360
Prompter-falling to the p's bell,t 204
Pronounce-it faithfully*......q479
Proof-no sadder proof can be..d 253
and proof of arms*.......... 268
it is no proof of a man's...... 213
all proofs sleeping else*...... 215
as proofs of holy writ*......q 215
nor needing p. nor proving.v 241
which is incapable of proof..o 307
p. is called impossibility*...t 465
proof to pass her down......v 443
he put in proof.... .....cc 303
Prop-that doth sustain*.......r 91
Propagate-propagate and rot..a 234

thou wilt propagate, to have*.i 187
Propensity-the least p. to jeer.h 309
Property-what property he has.e 49

thought is the property.....0 333
a property of easiness*......k 322
whose violent p. fordoes*...
...q 248
Prophet-sounds like a p's....w 347
perverts the prophets.... .p 350
p. descending from Sinai...g 411
music is the prophet's art...i 282
prophets of fragrance.......n 127
God's p's of the beautiful...y 034
He made His prophets poets,j 338
p's whisper fearful change*.m 460
jesters do often prove p's*...i 216
champions are the prophets*p 197

falling mantle of the p......t 446
p. of evil! never hadst......u 347
Prophetic-hear the voice p... 242
O my p. soul! mine uncle*..h 498
Proportion-needs a like p*....s 170
in just p. envy grows.......d 116
and no proportion kept*....t 283
Propose-man proposes, but God.e92
Proposeth-God disposeth-. i 348
Proposition-of a lover*........s 246
Proprietor-p. of just applause.z 300
Propriety-standard of p.. .r48
Prose-p. her younger sisters..q 340
verse will seem prose.......g 354
unattempted yet in p. or...bb 494
p. in the seventeenth,poetry.d 238
prose is a walk of business..e 238
not poetry, but p. run mad. v 336
verse what others say in p..d 337
florid prose, nor honied lies.k 338
poetry is older than prose...o 338
in fewer words than prose...1340
Prospect-the noblest prospect..i 69
though but in distant p.....j 193
all the lawny p's wide.......1278
when in act they cease, in p.u 334
distant prospects please....w 225 |
thy prospect heaven........m 157
his prospects brightening...n 360
Prosper-treason doth never p..ƒ431
pronounc'd the name of p.*..e 422
Prospered-is past, and p......h 493
Prosperity-prosperity conceals..ƒ5

swells in puff'd prosperity,..t 165
a jest's prosperity lies in*...ƒ 216
hath been in prosperite......l 267
prosperity with a little more.l 496
p's the very bond of love....p 498
Prosperous-hope a p. end.....x 344
Prostitution-the loathsome p..g 243

hate the p. of the name.....w 172
Prostrate-fire with p. face.....f157
Protect and I'll protect it.....o 432
Protecting-thy p. power.....
.....c 434
Protection-p. and patriotism.m 490
in thy protection I confide..v 343
Proteus-P. rising from the sea.g 56
Prototype-bright p. on high...d 403
Protracted-howe'er p. death....7 82
Proud-their race in Holy Writ...i 32
death, be not proud.....
......... 80
all the proud shall be........y 82
made proud by princes*....n 142
too proud to importune.
....p 165
p. be the rose, with rain....h 155
proud, as proud as Lucifer..k 346
unlamented pass the proud..t 346
he is so plaguy p., that*.....x 346
I do hate a proud man, as*..≈ 346
apt the poor are to be proud*.b 347
proud Jack, like Falstaff*...z 497
instruct my sorrow to be p.*.u 387
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oft make women proud*.....s 477
proud as a Peeress......
.7 384
Prouder-I'm the prouder for it.1 346
p. than rustling in unpaid*.d 347
proud as a punk............q 384
Proudly-p. rising o'er the.....t 486
Prove-they nothing prove......s 14
to prove her strength.......275

he shall prove a friend.......c 168
prove which is the stronger.d 458
Proverb-books like proverbs...” 40
is a p. old and of excellent...d 201
Provide-p's a home from .....z 163
the goods the gods p. thee... 491
Providence-whate'er kind P....$ 63
of P. foreknowledge, will.
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to P. resign the rest.........z453
behind a frowning P.........e 343
assert eternal Providence....1348
P. all good and wise.....
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eye me, bless'd Providence.. 407
Providence their guide... .7 484
Provoke-good p. to harm*..... 283
Provokest-that thou oft p.*..... 391
Provoketh-p. thieves sooner... 18
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Prudence-and prudence folly..m 73
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a prudent man must*........e 44
'tis prudent to enjoy it all....s 65
pushes his prudent purpose.t 278
choice of the prudent.......b 396
Prunella-is all but leather or p.k 50
Pruning-all for want of p.*... 195
Pry-aloof atween the pillars. da 159
pry on every side*....
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Psalm-purloins the P's.......p 350
Public-all actions are public...r 2
to speak in p. on the stage....g 76
having to advise the public.y 228
unknown to public view....₫ 395
Publican-fawning p., he looks*g 192
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p. against empty praise....bb 495
Puff-p's, powders, patches... 495

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puff and speak and pause...a 321
Pulleth-down, he setteth..... .ƒ349
Pulpit-to the p., where it.... 102

called to stand in the pulpit. i 317
dew of pulpit eloquence....p 317
Pulse-pulse of the patriot......a 71
day by day the pulse's fail...g 141
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a pulse of air that must.... e 282
in pulses come and go...... 212
very pulse of the machine..r478
general p. of life stood still... 392
restless pulse of care........ 396
Pumpkin-our chair a broad p.a 296
Pun-puns of tulips........... 315
Punish-by crime to p. crime..d 448

welcome which comes to p*p 463
Punishment-first constant p...b 62
languor is a punishment 205
sin let loose speaks p........384
object of punishment is....m 349
back to thy punishment....n 349
Punk-prouder as a punk.... 9384
Puppet-have their p. plays....e 201
church, but are but puppets. 1204
Purchase-p. us a good opinion*.c 7

Quiet-keep a bower q. for us...a 18
q. to quick bosoms is a hell..w 61
life with quiet hours*........r 66
rural q.. friendship, books....i67
sweet delight a q. life affords.e 350
noonday q. holds the hill....i 350
hallowed quiet of the past...a 494
in such a bright, late quiet..c 466
still-first Dr. Quiet..... ..a 310
constant quiet fills my.....2 394
such songs have power to q.h 396 |
thou come to start my q.*.
...p 214
quiet which crawls round...i 437
Quietness-a q. of spirit*.......r 328
God giveth q. at last.........e 362
like indeed to death's own q.h 392
Quietude-delight and q. of....a 390
Quill-wren with little quill*....133
my gray-goose quill.......
k 331
Quip-quips and cranks........g 264
Quire-full voiced q. below....q 282
Quirk-light quirks of music...d 283
quirks of joy, and grief*....bb 403
quirks of blazoning pens*...p 476
Quit-quit your books.........e 406
for we must quit ourselves..j 311
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flesh will q.when the pincers. z 362
in all his quiver's choice....d 456
quivers every leaf...........b 404
stakes his quiver, bow......d 243

R.

Rabbi-R. and priest may be...z 443
Rabbit-timid r's lighter tread. / 133
Rabelais-R. or the fathers.....k 318
Race-two twins of winged race.d 83
auspicious day began the race.j 34
their race in Holy Writ.. i 32
as girt to run a race..
....9 59
the race is won........
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we follow, and race..
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of a time-honour'd race.....n 394
attorneys now an useless r..r 349
backward, and so lose the r..c 116
winding-sheet of Edward's r. 117
differ in the r. of their lives.k 162
of her beauteous r. the last..q 140
the latest of her race.......m 273
bird r. quicken and wheel..m 374
race's, better than we.......e 201
as the race from which he...g 203
all the race of men obey..
....n 241
human r. from China to Peru.t334
within the limits of its race. e 239
the race by vigour..........c 408
Rack-leave not a rack behind*.k 46
nor leave a rack behind.....n 105
on the r. of a too easy chair.o 205
Racking-r. o'er her face, the...t 275
Radiance-of glowing r. rare...q 149
was laughing with r. bright.p 371
radiance and odour are not. . 156
radiance of eternity.........z 235
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r. from her dewey locks.....h 446
with radiance insincere......t304
Radiant-r bow of pillared fires.e 16
radiant with thy presence...
...f 140
by her own radiant light....d 454
r. as the air around a star...p 401

r. rulers, when they set.....u 401
front and r. eyes of day.....0447
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sat, in unwomanly rags.....
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one flaunts in rags..........8 165
in rags, will keep me warm.u 453
paper-even a rag like this. m 480
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strong without rage......
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here brib'd the rage of........e58
what ill-starr'd rage divides. b 174
qualify the fire's extremer.*.m 246
nothing but a rage to live...o325
your own native rage........c 294
what rage for fame attends..a 116
preceptial medicine to rage*. o 187
factions bear away their r... 8 458
swell, and rage, and foam*. . o 404
lightning and impetuous r.. h 404
heaven has no r. like love.. a 192
emotions both of r. and fear.k 490
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I will rail, and say*......... b 463
equal strength to rail.......h 481
say, that she rail, why*...
.....m 477
Railed-and r. on lady fortune*.x 165
Raiment wear them like his r.*.a 451
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the power, O rain............ 351
all day the rain bathed......b 352
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ceaseless rain is falling fast.e 352
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black night and driving r...g 313
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rain, rain, and sun......
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the more the rain falls......q 439
on the rocks a scarlet rain...e 123
it never rains roses..........e 152
thunder, lightning, or in r.*. a 260
oft a little morning rain.....$ 230
rain scented eglantine.. ......t 155
shrunk before the bitter r...v 160
the weary r. falls ceaseless. q 272
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the rain, to see them dying. 1374
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gentle rain from heaven*. ..j 263
rain the thistle bendeth. e 401
come when the rains..
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shining ranks of rain....... J 270
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mist and a weeping rain.....e 118
bright eyes rain influence...s 109
seen sunshine and r. at once*t 110
ground with warm rain wet.v130
all silent save the dripping r..382
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a rainbow's warning...... b 271
beautiful as the r., and as...p 272
rainbow, based on ocean....3 287
rainbow shines to cheer us..e 404
her smile was like a r...... 392
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rainbow;-all woven of light. 352
a rainbow in the sky..... -p 352
r. to the storms of life.......d 464
with tints of rainbow, hue..I 148
rainbow galaxies of earth's.. 130
rainbow comes and goes.... 208
Rainbowed-and are rainbow'd.b 193
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Rake-in the sands, thee I'll г.* 497
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Rampart-to the r. we hurried.. 312
Ran-he on ten winters more...t 423
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many a shaft, at r. sent.....q 481
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r. is but the guinea stamp..a 350
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Rapine-while avarice and r...q 450
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dear as the rapture thrill....54
rapture warms the mind.....q 76
whose raptures fire me......b 70
rapture of repose that's there./80
r.; but not such true joy....
died of a sweet rapture.....v 216
smile with r., delicious.....k 271
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love leads to present r......k 242
rapture on the lonely shore. t 322
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Rarest-pearls are the r. things.p 217
she is the r. of all women*.. 477
Rarity-alas for the rarity....
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Rascal-the r. naked through*.. 349
Rash-let no r. hand invade. ...d 177
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