things, both great and s....487 p think so small a thing.... 32 a trifle, though it s. appears .619 v Smallest-say the s. part......480 8 Small-pox-charm'd the s-p.‡.129 a Smart-for every bitter smart 238 i Gineral C is a dreffle s.tt...107 k men only feel the s., but‡..630 o some of us will s. for it*....512 n the girls that are so smart..655 q Smarting-s. in ling'ring*. ...512 o Smeared-with spittle vilely s. 92 i Smell-after by the smell.. ..247 m

chill the wintry smell......141 j faint, sweet smell of that...232 o flower of sweetest smell¶..221 d hates the smell of roses.... 241 p he s. fire, whose gown......508 c I smell a device* ..500 w

lilies that fester s. far*.....643 o quoth Hudibras, I s. a rat..143 t smell a rat, .504 a smell a rose through a.. 240 o s. my remnant out

...347 u s. of bread and butter]. ... 89 e smell so sweetly always....175 h s. sweet and blossom in the 5 w s. to a turf of fresh earth..401 s. too much of that writer .551 b taste the smell of dairy 244 n two should smell it. ...240 o would smell as sweet*. .409 8 with whose sweet smell*...243 h yeeldeth no smell... .225 i Smells-breath s. wooingly*.. 50 h

enemy always s. sweet..

flower that s. of honey

fragrance s. to heaven.

often smells of wine..... smells of balm..

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yet s. roast meat, beheld..431 o Smile-and the serious smile‡.649 and to smile in pain........476 b are lovlier than her smile..590 k a s. that glow'd celestial** .564 k a smile to those who hate].524 w a smile within his eyelids.. 62 e a tender s., our sorrows...564 t because it makes us s......537 ƒ betwixt a smile and tear..370 i blush and gently smile.....218 a brightly smile and sweetly..255 e brightness of their smile...216 but a smile in her eye......524 a but owned that s., if oft. .564 f can smile at Fate.. .205 8 catch his last s. e'er he.....585 p could be moved to s. at*....155 r doctor's brow should s.....440 l feel in every s. a chain.....564 8 follow'd perhaps by a s.....590m Heaven is your s. but your.32m he saw me smile.

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lives but in her smile, and.645 t look backward with a s.....466 8 makes archangels smile....604 ƒ make the learned smilet....581 j meet again, we'll s. indeed*464 w men smile no more... ..527 c mov'd to s. at any thing*...564 g no s. till thou appearest.....459 8 one may smile, and smile*..564 p one fair scene or kindly s..379m one to smile, one to sigh....776 k one universal s. it seemed..775 i one vast substantial smile. .564 h reasons why we s. and sigh.567 d share the good man's smile. 7 v Shropshire do merrily s..... 18 e sigh in wrinkle of a smile*..569 x sleep with s. the sweeter...560 q

smile, and be a villain*.....312 t s., and murder whiles I....145 smile and tears were like*..190 x smile and whisper this......131 v s. at the claims of longt....418 o smile of April's face.... 250 P

s. of her I love is like the...564 i s. of the blue firmament....117 g smile she or lour**. .376 c

S., sweet baby, smile for you 32m s. the Heavens upon this*.. 5r smile-though I shall not...255 e smile to see me pass... .147 x s. upon his fingers' ends*...138 smile we would aspire to*..535 b some seem to smile..... 216 e stir beneath his smile. ...237 d summer news, s. to't*. .414 w teeth in way of smile*. 84 d the infant's waking smile.. 31 g the s. mocking the sigh*...564 o the smile of God is here.....515 they s. so when one's right .455 ƒ thou shouldst s. no more...142 d three-cornered s. of bliss...564 j vain tribute of a smile.... 215 g we smile, perforce, when..421 p when one's wrong they s...455 when you gave her a smile.379 8 who lived upon a smile.....313 d why do they not smile......217 c witching s. of May to grace.395 h with a s. on her lips, and a.564 n with her faint smile.. .222 o without the s. from partial. 370 k woman's s. and girlhood's..547 a Smiled-and s. in her face..... 31m Cervantes smiled Spain's..537m hope enchanted smiled.....307m of darkness till it smiled**. 16 r on my birth have smiled... 93 v on one she s., and he was..654 p sigh'd-till woman smiled..566 smiled like yon knot.. 225 k the girl smiled before.. 595 a 'twas spring, I smiled.. ...183 r until she smiled on me. 34 f Smiles-and wreathed smiles**383 r betraying s., feign'd tears..658 b children we of smiles and.. 76 q eternal s. his emptinesst...564m ever with smiles and sighs.605 g fair but faithless s. each....120 t father's welcome smiles....303 o flower that smiles to-day...241 n for smiles from reason**...564 grace, a few sad smiles.... 74 a grey-ey'd morn s. on the*. .401 b he s., and sleeps !-sleep on. 30 8 joys and secret smiles little. 30 q merchandise and s. are sold 70 q only smiles on us...... ....329 0 read the good with smiles..351 t reckon on from s. to smiles.628 c seldom he s. and smiles in*.155 r she s. elsewhere-we make.654 p soft s. by human kindness¶ 196k s. and roses are blending...315 o smiles and tones more dear.381 y smiles and waits and sighs.514 r s. at my best meaningst....318 d smiles at the drawn dagger.118m smiles from reason flow**..564 / smiles in such a sort*... .564 q s. in yeer face while it picks.437 smiles of joy, the tears.....623 b smiles of other maidens are.564 g s. on her slumbering child.. 31 b s. on the fields until they§..585 1 s. sae sweetly on her knee..379 o smiles that are halos....... 89 h smiles that make wrinkles.387 o s. that seem akin to tears...408 i smiles the clouds away....492 v smiles with pleasant light..708 b than others in their smiles. 591 ƒ the robb'd that smiles*.....595 n

the s. and frowns of fate...631 z the smiles, the tears..

673 b the smiles of love adorn....370 e thy sweet s. we ever seek...605 p welcome ever smiles*.......644 i with gentle voice and s.....656 v with sunny smiles between.349 w wreath your crisped smiles. 459 a worn matron s. where the..595 a year s. as it draws near its. 394 k Smile-smoothing-s.-s., heart..589 w Smilest-thou s. and art still..549 will think thou smilest*....139 e Smilets-s. that play'd on her.193 y Smiling-by your s. you seem*372 r caught from man from.....126 o fair pleasure's s. train‡. ..386 b he hides a smiling face.... .5097i smiling at grief*. .467 u .307 a

s. at the sale of truth. still smiling though the.....360m we cannot help smiling at..387 o with a smiling cheek*......145 b with smiling plenty and*...268 g yokes a smiling with a sigh*564 o Smily-kin' o' s. round theft..590 ư Smit-smit with exceeding...570 p Smith-I saw a s. stand with*.430 k s. and his penny both are..506 i the payneful smith, with...430 ! the smith a mighty man§..430 k the s. his iron measures§...430 f Smithfield-he went towards.374 c Smiths-grim smiths ranking.430 e taught smiths who before..430 d Smithy-village s. stands§....430 h Smitten-are we now smitten.205 o Smoke-above s. and stir of**.668 u

cease to admire the smoke..675 k fill him full of s. and embers456 / give weight to smoke.......747 g glimpses through the s... 268 p gossip is a sort of smoke...280 w held out in the smoke.. .216 j he who doth not s. hath....457 € I knew by the smoke that so 470 t love is a smoke rais'd with*,363 r no great s. arise, but there.505bb smoke a cigar through a...456 d s. the monstrous rubbish..456 c sweet smoke of rhetoric*...340 c the s. of hell-that monster.463 i the s. out at the chimney*. 653cc Smoked-puddings s. upon...167 Smoker-as. and a brother. 456 Smokes-the man who smokes 457 f Smoking-cigar I am s.........456 c Smoky-worse than a s. house* 69 d Smooth-how pure, how s.....592 k love never did run smooth*, 362 o s. as those that mutually...120 t s. runs the water where*...608 p s. speeches of the wicked...691 f so smooth he daub'd*. ..313 a Smoothest-streame runneth..508ff when they are smoothest...754 b Smoothing-s. the raven**. 16 r Snaffle-with a s. you may*...645m Snail-creeping like snail....580 e like s., should keep within. 644 z like snail, with silver track.644 on the slug and snail§. 44 k whiting to a snail... .....213 f Snails-like snails did creep...253 0 Snake-bright skin yearly like 74 earth doth like a s. renew..669 i glistered the dire snake**..257 8 if slander be a snake........558m like a wounded s., dragst...477 p scotch'd the s., not killed*.129 u s. is lurking in the grass...689 a Snakes-ere the s. her sweet..144 w Snap-which our artists call s. 18 e Snapper-up-of unconsidered*619 r Snare-careless of the snaret..270 ¢ delusion, a mockery, and a.494 p springe to snare them all...114 e

therewith a youth to snare.318 Snares-life hath snares§.. 348

spreading vice's snares.....630 k s. of death surround us....136 d

Snaring-the ordinary s. .. 18 e Snarleth-s. in the gentle eyes*639 k Snatch-snatch a fearful joy..329 q we must snatch, not take‡.337 Snatched-all at once; then s. 74 o I am snatched to a far 118 i Sneaking-it is s. off:-I feel it 122 Sneer-and wither'd to a s....564 ƒ creed with a solemn sneer].157 q devil in his sneer] ..109 g

s. as they like about eating 389 n teach the rest to sneer‡.. 537 r though Witlings sneer and. 13 d we sneer in health.

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..439 u who can refute a sneer.....509 d yesterday's sneer and.. ...668 p Sneering-without s., teach‡..537 r Sneers-escaped his public s.1.421 p Snore-can s. upon the flint*..526 o Snored-he snored like a pig..462 a Snores-s. out the watch of..562 p the heavy ploughman s.*..417 Snoring-heard the cabin s....446 e was s. serenely near the....463 p Snorting-s. foam'd, and... Snow-a little s. tumbled*....494dd and there a patch of snow..539 q arrives the s., and, driving.564 w as pure as snow *. 71 n as snow in harvest *. 84 f betwixt the tufts of snow..110 h bloodless lay the untrodden530 o chaste as unsunn'd snow*.. 88 d cold as the snow..... .330 r comes the soft and silent s.564 u drift the fields with snow§.277! ere sunset all is snowtt.....539f from his wide wings of s....546 b frost from purest snow* 88 e glazed the s. and clothed...390 o harvests nod beneath the‡..396 h just covered with lightest§.612 k kindle fire with snow*. ..362 t morning's s. is gone by....395 j O excellent snow..... ..177 h peaks of perpetual snow...322 n rosebuds fill'd with snow..432 shook his beard of snow....546 d singer with the crown oftt.480 a skin of hers than snow*.... 36 x sleet or come snow. .212 i slow descends the snow§...565 b snow in its purity.. .223 b snow in minutes melts.....217 r snow lay in many a place..226 q speck is seen on snow...... 34 0 spotless ermine of the s.§...532 h than whiteness to snow, or.101 the new snow melts .546 p the snow hath retreated¶. 391 m the s. is falling-all around 545 p the whistling sleet and s.§..552 g through sleet and snow....547 a tinged its braided snow....100 h waiting for the winter's s..545 e whiter than the driven snow24 whiter than new snow*..... 88 h winter's drizzle snow*, wish a snow in May's*. with a diadem of snow yon piles of snow... Snow-drift-last s-d. melts....222 e Snow-drifts-under the s-d....546m Snow-drop-behold the s-d. .245 h chaste Snow-drop¶. simple snow-drop... the s-d. ere she comes.....540 h throws out the s-d. and....541 k Snow-drops-frozen s-d. feel..540 q snow-drops drooping early.219 g s-d. that plead for pardon.. 76 n Snow-flake-s-f. white and....247 o Snow-flakes-s-f. fall upon the482 t

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Snowhid-summer mind s.tt.. 81 k Snows-as through the........565 c bloom not in the snows.....237 b echoes be choked with s.... 97 o leavings of the snows...... 541 d prayer for the snows.......610 g silent under other snowst..286 e snows and white as they¶..245 i the snows of yester year...782 n through freezing s., and....453 b Showyard-dead beside thes.. 135 i Snuff-a charge of s. the wily‡457 only took snuff.. .109

rather than live in snuff....119 h s. mundungus to his nose..456 e snuff that will abate it*....280 q Snuff-box-a snuff-box gilt...254 n fill his snuff-box...

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of amber s-b. justly vain‡..457 k Snuffed-be s. out by an].. ..385 h Snuffing-s. with a wrythed...205 b Snug-s. as a bug in a rug.....504 c snug little island.. Snugness-little wren's in s.¶. 59 p Soaks-it s. the passer's feet..514 8 Soap-hands with invisible s..314 w Soap-boiler-heads like a s-b's.790 o Soar-alike unfit to sink or s. 370 ƒ and men to soart... ......131 o rolling clouds to soar...... 205 u soar not too high to fall... 651 b than when we soar¶ 651 x though not to soar. .315 b wise whos, but never roam¶ 50 a wont to soar so high ...207 & Soared-low as high he s.**.. 13 j Soars-shall he who s., inspir'd346 z that yon s.on golden wing** 109 a Sob-a sob, a storm, a strife..401 k dawn, merely a sob of light 624 p Sobs-April s. while these are.392 d Sober-half as s. as a judge...498 u mores. far than all sobriety 592 x nothing in Nature's sober..162 f second and sober thoughts.596 u sober brow will bless it*. ..145 h tavern ne'er goes s. home..180 n that will to bed go sober...593 a walk sober off, before a‡...349 j Soberest-was the s. man.....180 n Sobers-drinking largely s. us4342 i Sobriety-sober far than all s.592 x Sociability-rarest virtue of s. 71 r Sociable-long lived, and s. and 54 a to one not sociable* ..565 o Social-a s. crowd in solitude.567 r capacity in social life.... ..260 1 for every s. wrong there...565 g man's s. happiness all rests 660 i path of social life. ....143 q social friend, I love thee. ..457m the ideal s. state is not that 642 g Society-author and founder..620 n

aversation toward society..565 d being lifted into high s.....621 j below the rest of the s......185 d brook! whose s. the poet¶.. 71 ƒ great s. alone on earth....565 x half the gossip of society...516 a homage of society to some.579 t if sorrow can admit s.*.....569 w in proportion as society.... 66 a in solitude, or in society §...580 d make society the sweeter*.565 p no arts, no letters, no s. 347 w not an ornament to society.565 j obey the law of society. 565 prejudicial to society... .123m reverence to God, to society 99 e shunn'd my abhorr'd s.* ...565 q standing policy of civil s....332 s. as is quiet, wise, and.....567 o s. became my glittering...565 w society extend.. .390 b

s. having ordained certain..565 t s. in the deepest solitude...566 v s. is divided into two classes 789 h

s. is like a large piece of ...565 k s. is no comfort to one*.....565 o s. is now one polished .. 68 & society is the union of men789 g s. is wholesome for thett...567 e s. therefore is as ancient as.565 u s. where none intrudes....475 ƒ solder of society.. .263m

solitude sometimes is best**565m sometimes flees from s.... 789 i the perpetuation of s. itself 15 h the s. of women is the .....796 g the vanille of society.......565 s the very mudsills of society 559 j unfriendly to s.'s chief joys456 g what society can sort**....184 r youth holds no s. with grief 672 h Sock-Jonson's learned s. be**550 p Socrates-chance with S. for.. 93 h see one promontory (said S.)410 k S., whom, well inspir'd**..651 d writers charge S. with. .738 a Sod-as snow-flakes fall upon.482 t benediction o'er their sod..618m better rot beneath the s.tt.608 g feel the grassy sod 229 m idols tumble to the sod.....490 b slide along the grassy sod..143 q the sod scarce heaved... 220 under the sod and the dew.636 p Soda-water-sermons and s-w.[648 k Sofa-luxury the accomplish'd431 b s. 'twas half a sin to sit....368 u wheel the sofa round.. 186 q Soft-and soft as young. ....661 h be soft as sinews of the*....489 g own the s. impeachment...103 y soft as a kiss... 584 q s. as her clime, and sunny1.655 soft as silk remains... ..119 a s.,as some song divine,t... 578 o s. as the memory of buried 655 n s. is the strain when zephyr‡674 v s. o'er the shrouds aërial‡..674 w s. to the weak and noble...345 h where the virgins are s. as 370 j Soften-sigh and s. out the....409 h Softened-then marble, s.into 452 p Softens-even s. brutes and...367 d Soft-eyed-from the soft-eyed 477 q Soft heartedness-s-h., intt.. :641 Softness-for s. she and sweet**82 a s. in the upper storytt... .641 t softness like atmosphere of625 c Soil-blame the culture, not‡.424 j but every climate, every s.§551 v cultured soil and genial........244 o free soil, free men.. 259 d grows on mortal soil**. He who owns the soil. if that soil grow sterile ....367 a nor soil it much.. .233 g paint the laughing soil.....540 c s. out of which such mentt.280 i soil where first they trod...258m s. whose air is deemed too..559 n suck the soil's fertility*....643 that soil may best deserve**642 q the soil the virtues like‡....633 a the s. where first they trod.670 ƒ they dig up the soil, and let619m where soil is, men grow....371 j within the common soil....396 o Soiled-s. with all ignoble use+271 r truth is as impossible to**.622 v wash his soiled linen in.. .788 c Soils-bad conducts. the finest 695 h Sol-Sol in joy is seen to leave.530 j Solace-been their mutual s.. 47 e find some solace for it ..730 i merry meetings to solace..383 o sweet solace of labors......719 s Sold-all are to be sold if..... 70 0 all virtue now is sold. .389 u merely sold you what was.176 h not have sold her for it*....363 pleasing ware is half sold..503 j

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were never to be sold‡... .279 a your hearts have sold. ..293 y Solder-point-blank would s..439 8 solder of society. .263m Soldereth-breaker Death that375 8 Soldier-a braver s. never*. .444 b ask the brave s., who fights158 f a soldier, and afear'd*. .444 d back to a successful s.. .444 a Ben Battle was a s. bold....443 i driveth o'er a s.'s neck*....161 b every lover is a soldier.....723 d God's soldier be he*. .444 f have been a soldier*. .121 v I am a soldier and unapt to*444 h if soldier, chase brave......437 I said an elder soldier,not*. .444 i king was a successful s.....787 i let no soldier fly*.. ..639 n let the s. be abroad if he...170 f money is a good soldier, sir*390 ƒ O that a soldier so glorious.608 a relish him more in the s.*..444 o roused up the s. ere the....636 a sex is ever to a soldier‡....443 h s. a mere recreant prove*. .444 j soldier among sovereigns..443 o s. arm'd with resolution....662k s. fit to stand by Cæsar*...444 s., full of strange oaths*...444 k s. in full military array....170 soldier is flat blasphemy*.. 60 i soldier, rest! thy warfare..443 r s.'s honour was compos'd..201 h soldier's last tattoo.. 272 w soldier wake, thy war-horse443 € soldier without ambition... 12 o the broken soldier, kindly..443 d 'tis the soldier's life*.. ..444m vouchsafe to teach a s.*....663 j Soldiers-amidst an army of s.796 o braves. triumph in war....675 n brave Spanish soldiers brag484 b miserly s. are like monsters442 y old soldiers, are surest...... 12 k sleep, s. still in honoured..444 p soldiers armed in proof*....549 r s. armed in their stings*...322 b s. out of the highlands of.. 8 k ye living soldiers of the....134 d Sole-jack-boot with double s.453 c now shape the sole.. .454 b to the sole of our foot.. ..498 a Soles-a mender of bad soles*.453 p let firm, well hammer'd s...453 pegging on soles as he sang453 e Solemn-heard s. o'er the.....578 f

the s. decorations all........459 c Solemnity-oaks with s. shook616 c Solemnized-s. with pomp and302 n Solicit-s. for it straight*......489 j Solicitor-best-moving fair s.*.438 g Solid-nothing more s. to say.581

s. pudding against empty‡.486 8 to the s. ground of nature¶ 413 o Solidity-give the work lasting667 g Soliloquy-Iago's s.-the.. 402 Solitary-herself the s. scion.566 h life of man s., poor, nasty. 347 w rare are solitary woes......388 t solitary side of our nature.518 n solitary, who is not alone..566 x wander'd in the s. shadet...658 1 Solitude-a social crowd in s..567 r

bird in the solitude singing 587 o enforcing his own solitude. 41 i gives himself up to solitude789 j how passing sweet is s.....566 p I love tranquil solitude.....567 o in solitude, or in society§..580 d in s., when we are least. is the bliss of solitude.. makes a s, and calls it peace 470 d man doth speak in solitude566 b men perceive what s. is....566 a midst of a vast s., take his. 267 n no such thing as solitude...566 c

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sacred s. divine retreat...567 u society in the deepest s.....566 v solitude! if I must with thee567 c s. is as needful to thett.....567 e s.is the nurse of enthusiasm566 u s. of passing his own door.566 ƒ s. sometimes is best**... ..565m solitude, they call it peace.731 j s., where are the charms...566 8 sorrow preys upon its s....568 w talent is nurtured in s......758 i the dismaying solitude.....268 o think it solitude to be alone567 t this sacred shade and s.....567 v this, this is solitude... .566 'tis s. should teach us how1566 k to sweet retired solitude**.567 g whosoever is delighted in s.567 k wrapped in the solitude of. 82 o Solomon-S.,he lived at ease**173 a thou wert not, Solomon....234 h Solon-Athenian Solon, this...650 p Solution-solution sweet......218m Solve-solve 'em in a trice.... Solved-s.the mystery of sleep560 k Somber-the s. human troop..656 v Sombred-moon looks s....... 47 1 Some-some things are good. .684 ƒ Somebody-meet my ain dear.366 c somebody is with you now.663 b Something-if thou art s.......588 1 something given that way..504 ƒ s. must be done for May...446 μ steals trash; tis s., nothing* 837 that something still... ...293 8 'tis something, nothing*. .595 r when health is lost s. .354 n Somewhat-s. which we name.275 z Somewhere-always morn s..§102 t dream that s. there.. 91 c s. or other there must.. .588 k Son-and keep his only son....409 ƒ beheld the duteous son, the172 e every one is the son of..... 78 g execrable s. so to aspire**559 p from the sire the son shall..638 8 hear My Son in heaventt... 86 p my Arthur, my fair son*... 90 o I her frail s., amongst my*.412 ƒ in the person of his Son....521 n is England's greatest sont..444 made his eldest s., one day.534 d me, that never had a son*..109 q my s. has not fallen without443 n ne'er entail'd from son to s.341 y rich man's son inherits++...642 n sit down, every mother's*..423 b son of heav'n and earth**..420 g Son of Heaven's eternal**.. 94 7 son of his own works... ..797 h son of the desert, e'en the..543 h s. of the old moon-mount...531 h that son, who on the quiet** 1 h the son most dear‡.. .183 o unfeather'd two-legged 320 d when her son was lost......358 h Sons-amidst the s. of reason.418 q amongst the s. of men how.332 h and friendless s. of mentt..588 g but God's sons are things..664 x desks Apollo's sons repair..408 a earth's degenerate sonst...641 8 few s. attain the praise of‡. 15 j forth the sons of Belial**...416 i had I a dozen sons-each*. .469 his sons, the fairest**. 81 v image of himself in his sons761 r many sons as I have hairs*.444 ƒ our wiser sons, no doubt‡..673 c sons of Columbia be slaves. 559 r s. of earth! attempt ye still 13 q sons of wrong and strife...594 o s. with purple death expire‡638 j s. to fetters are consign'd..491 strong are her sonst. things are the s. of heaven.664 t Song-Alexandrine ends the‡.477 p

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all my song shall be..... all this for a song...... and her s. is the sweetest and the vision of song... and will the faults of song.169 f Arcadians skilled in song...728 n a slipper and a song).......452 u a s. to the oak, the brave...615 n Atlas we read in ancient s..579 o beautiful only blooms in s..769 e bore the burden of the s....557 e burden of the song .227 j but 'tis so in the song. .652 ƒ careless s., with a little....568 t dance and Provençal song..649 n dost sparkle into song.. 71 a dusk of centuries and of s.§533 h familiar with your songs...647 n far into the land of songs...302 f feeling than song...... ..296 t flower of song, bloom on§..228 flows his s. through many§479 formed the magic of his s. .479 h funeral song be sung.. ..137 i gift of s. was chiefly lent..568 p gods and men is sacred s...477 b go, with a s. of peace. .638 i greet her with his song **.. 48 r gypsy children of s. born§. 32 hear but their low, lone s.. 459 i hear the song of Selma.....557 k hear the wedding song. .568 k he is renowned in song.. .766 j her s., told when this ancient 51 q her song was sung in... 51 9 higher than the perfect s...671 n I'll sing thee a song in.....530 a in pathetic song to breathe.625 p in the song the singer......557 1 is but a sorrowful song. ..338 # lark becomes a sightlesst...610 j lend me your song, ye............. 52 g let satire be my song). .251 lies the Land of Songs.. ..325 j listen to that s., and learn§. 568 g lively shadow-world of s.... 568m loud is the summer's busy..394 b love wine, woman, and s.........509 ƒ may turn out a sang... 73 n melody of a s. sounding. ..780 @ musical than any song.....554 u never a s. that you have. 59 a never does a wilder song...647 8 nightingale sings his song. 52 i no gold rewards, but song..756 8 nothing in them, make a...568 8 old and antique song we*..568 n one glad choral song.. one grand sweet song prepare the song, the feast. 95 € privilege permits my song.628 a rapt in her songt... 270 € repeat her song of "May"..392 s richer strain to the song....347m roll through us in song.. 347 R salute thee with our early**393 € shall be my song.. sing a song to me... singing a s. almost divine§.380 k sleep'st soft in the s. of its.459 slopes are drowned in song.236 b soft, as some s. divine‡....578 0 slow as the summer song..561 g song charms the sense**...109 d s. forbids victorious deeds .568 1 song for our banner.. .214m s., however rude it may be.728m song of a secret bird. 161 i s. of great joy that the..... 95 j s. of leaves, and summer... 43 c song of the brave.. Song of the Shirt!. s. on its mighty pinions§...568 i song., picture, form, space. 410 song's Indian summer.. s. which no stranger hath..377 q sound in the song of love§..360 c

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suck melancholy out of a*.379 i sunshine and from song....229m swallow-flights of s., thatt.568 q swear to the truth of a s....568 j that mighty orb of song¶..481 i the burden of his song.....110 b the nightingale's song.. the song for me¶..

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46 a the song of the orange-tree 616 j thrush your s. is passing... 59 a thy blithesome song was....55 n to her sad s., a tear-drop...591 d twixt a song and kiss.. ..203 r wanted one immortal song.568 d what s. the Syrens sang.....143 r what they teach in song....480 o whose song first told us.... 43 f whose sprightly song...... 47 e whose sounds are song .568 b wine, woman, and song woods are glad with song..245 worthy song from earnest..478 i Songs-and songs of longing§.557 h

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as pleasant s., at mornings. 450 q beautiful as songs of the§..470 p but Virgil's songs are pure 478 1 by such s. you would earn§568 g echoing angelic songs.. 92m everything ends with songs789 e have ceased their songs. 42m hums the songs of the.. ..254 l I had my Book of S. and.... 67 w its deep songs of joy.. ...297 t ladies now make pretty s...102 matchless songs does... .323 h my s. have followed you... 3 i notes of joy, to s. of love.... 50 j our sweetest s. are those...537 j Phoebus, sang those songs.276 p sing no sad songs.. .138 c sing the songs he lovedt....211 8 songs and sonnets here*. 67 w songs compos'd to her*

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s. consecrate to truth and..568 o s. have power to quiet§ ....568 h songs in love: they must.. 27 n s. make and wel endite.....478 o s. of love and songs of§....557 h s. of sadness and of mirth§.557 f strange bird singing the s...405 k whose household words are 42 d with songs and dewy light.141 c with s. and laughter blent. 391 Sonnet-scorn not the sonnet 1551 d S.? 'tis the tear that fell....476 v thought that the sonnettt..477 h what is a s.? 'tis the pearly 476 v Sonnets-lover's s. turn'd to. .470 w

written s. all his life.......533 g your s. sure shall please...452 u Sonnetteer-starv'd hackney‡.407 b Soon-death cometh soon or..136 e nothing comes to us too s...568 u soon that I am done for....182 i you've waked me too s., I..564 a Sooner-make an end the s....294 n

s. it's over the sooner to....666 v Soonest-soonest pass away...240 q Sooth-an owercome sooth....262 r Soothe-can poets soothe you.476m can s. her melancholy.. .656 o content can s., where'er.....112 k s. or wound a heart that's .665 g to soothe the savage breast.405 a Soothed-sooth'd his soul to...473 8

s. with the sound, the king.629 ƒ Soothers-the tongues of s.* ..215 i Sophist-wit, s., songster.. 50 k Sophistries-the atheist's s....614 n Sophistry-destroy his fib, or‡644m

sort of lively sophistry... .114 a Sophists-combat with the s.. 27 w

for all besides are sophists 599 i Soprano-s., basso, even the..404 p Sorbonne-a monk in the S....793 r Sore-if your friends are sore 340 v you rub the sore*......

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Sorrow-after-hours with s.*.. 5 r and my sorrow's cure*. 90 0 and so beguile thy sorrow*.345 c and sorrow hates despair..507gg and wear a golden sorrow*.570 ƒ a sorrow's crown of s. ist...570 q ate his bread in sorrow.....569 á blight or sorrow fade. ....182 j brief is s. and endless is....789 n business, banish sorrow....604 v cheer my mind in sorrow¶.382 c comes to us through s......330 c do s. at my grief in love*...570 i down, thou climbing s.*....569 q drink to-day and drown all.161 8 eighty odd years of sorrow*569 8 fail not for sorrow....... ..348 h fold me from sorrow. .....229m fore-spent night of sorrow..605 a free from s. as he was from.655 y giving love your s. and my*570 i give s. words; the grief*...569 u hang s., care'll kill a cat...569 g hearty s. be a sufficient*...569 t here sorrow cannot reach..162 a her rent is sorrow.. ..297 € how beautiful, if s. had not.569 h hush'd be my s., gently. .570 l if s. can admit society*. ..569 w in drops of sorrow*. ..591 x in sorrow than in anger*...195 q is but sorrow's spy. ..337 c joy and sorrow all mingle..101 x knowledge is but s.'s spy...267 i lands where s. is unknown.568 y leave with signs of sorrow..440 e life with sorrow strewing..662 j lightnings of his song in s.. 186 j loved in this world of s.....569 d memories of outlived s..... 89 i memory a rooted sorrow*..441 c men die, but sorrow never.568 x must play fool to sorrow*..442 k my life is full of sorrow....349 t night of sorrow..

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no day without sorrow.. .743 j none, "there is no sorrow".410 g no sorrow in thy song.. 44 r nothing but sorrow ..569 €

now melt into sorrow, now].336 v often to that voice of sorrow605 f one s. never comes but*...570 b or tales of sorrow done.....443 d patience and sorrow strove*190 x patience is sorrow's salve...467 d parting is such sweet s.*...464 v pluck out one's hair for s...743 h receipt to make s. sink.....340 8 regions of sorrow**. .299 e remember me the more of*.570 a resembles sorrow only§.....537 g ring under the load of s.*...467 z shall be done for sorrow....570 n shuts up sorrow's eye*.....562 v sighed with saving sorrow..451 f smit with exceeding s.t.....570 p some natural s., loss, or¶...570 u s. and sickness, poverty++.. 16 n sorrow and the scarlet leaf.544 i sorrow breaks seasons and*.570 c s. but more closely tied....157 e sorrow comes with years... 88 v sorrow's dark array.

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s. ends not when it seemeth 570 d s. flouted at is double*.....570 g s. from happiness is oft....789 7 sorrow has crossed the life.292 i s. is held the eldest child...570 t sorrow is some old tale that.561 k sorrow's keenest wind¶. ..198 u s. long has washed them....673 a s. more beautiful than.....569 h s. need not come in vain....569 o s. never comes too late....582 0 s. of the meanest thing§....310 b sorrow plough'd by shame.116 s. preys upon its solitudel..568 w

sorrow shows us truths....568 v sorrow so royally in you*..537 i sorrow, that is couch'd in*.569 x sorrow! why dost borrow..569 i sorrow, wilt thou rule my.+570 o stole from her sister s.t....553 g strength to meet sorrow...210 t sphere of our sorrow.......148 tales of love and sorrow....237 that should water this s....592 g that sorrow makes us wiset.651 u the path of s., and that.....568 there is no greater sorrow§.569 k there's nae sorrow there...268 a this sorrow's heavenly*....570 e this s. weighs upon the... 777 h thought of sorrow free.....249 thy sorrowe is in vaine.....466 l time, thy name is sorrow...570m to S. I bade good morrow...569 to that keen archer, Sorrow570 to us too soon but sorrow...568 u want and s. are the gifts...768 wear a golden sorrow*... .112 J whatever crazy s. saitht........141 p wherever s. is, relief would*570 ́i with sorrow sighing... 261 r with sorrow to the grave‡..569 ƒ would banish sorrow.......326 e young, I said to Sorrow.....570 r your cause of s. must not*.570 j your hearts of s. and your*.155 p Sorrowful-how long the s....600 p s. dislike the gay. .743 i Sorrowing-goeth a sorrowing 69 h Sorrows-engross his sorrows. 259 n enough of all its sorrows...609 b few were my sorrows too...277m for transient sorrows¶.....661 c here I and sorrows sit*.....569 v instruct my s. to be proud*.569 y in the rest of Nirvana all s..526 d moderate our sorrows .....710 d our sorrows' only balm....564 t past s., let us moderately...570 8 pierced by our sorrows and 55 n pity the sorrows of a poor..473 w s. are like thunderclouds...789m s. remembered sweeten....569 n s. strike heaven on the*....569 r s. woven with delights......151 e swallows other sorrows*....288 r tell all thy sorrows, all. ..555 u the sorrows that greet us...339 j waste their s. at my bier...403 ƒ weep on; and, as thy s. ...569m when s. come, they come*..570 h will indulge my s., and.....149 a Sorry-sorry ere 'tis shown*..265 f

s. that I spell'd the word...367 i Sorts-wine makes all s. of....509 Sot-but their prize a sot‡. .349 n even from a sot, a pot.. ..775 r Sots-what can ennoble s. ort.670 8 Sought-love s. is good, but*..364 c men that s. him sweet*. .580 f miss one thing we sought...260 s. in vain that sought the..487 k s. me when I needed her....480 r sought they thus afar.. ..197 r truth when not s. after.....622 s unknowing what he s.......110m who sought no more.......486aa Soul-a corporation has no s. .571 g active as that soul was**... 67 0 adds his soul to every other.269 h affirmations of the soultt.. 38 w a fiery s., which, working..571 j a great soul will be strong.. 79 e a little s. scarce fledged..... 32 i a lover's s. lives in the body495 i always that of the soul..... 36 i among your s.'s forlornest.420 r and beauty of the soul.....631 x and enlarge the soul... ..326 e and his soul sincere. 41 and soul within her eyes]...655 i

and the flow of soult.......517 j any with so full soul*. .283 m

a soul above buttons.. 12 8 a soul as white as Heaven..570 x a. s. in the house should be594 a soul of power, a well...... 80 % a s. that trusts in Heaven..620 a a soul without reflection...518 r a sweet and virtuous soul..632 p awake, my s.! stretch every.674 a a whole soul's tasking++....102 u a wretched s., bruise'd with* 6 u because the soul is seen.... 38 b be true to your s., dearest..367 a binds his s. to knowledge...338 o blind his soul with clayt...402 g body and s. like peevish man378f breaks on the soul and by..343 0 breathes in our s. informst.411 v brevity is the soul of wit*..654 b bring thy s. and interchange588 1 but windows to the soul....571 e call to the soul when man..161 n cannot move a s. in agony*.582 8 can satisfy the soul..

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captive s. was she, which... 41 catch my flying soul‡.......137 o clothes are all the s. thou...454 k compel the soul of man to..571 d consistency a great soul....107 j countenance for her soul... 37m crowd not on my soul......634 e dark s. and foul thoughts**.105 r despairing s. shut out in....647 j disburthen his full soul of.. 51 a drawing the soul to its..... 89 n draw my soul into time's... 10 r dresse and undresse thy s..547 k earthly blessings to my s.*.588 0 endues the s. with worth...670 q every hair a s. doth bind...290 w every soul standeth single..148 q every subject's s is his*...534 x fill thy soul with doubt....135 fleeting soul of mine...... 721 à flowers have a s. in every..615 d forbids to afflict our souls.. 72 g for eloquence the soul**....109 b for my soul prays, Sweet..196 h for my s., what can it do*..139 r for soul that dashes... ..324 f found in some place of my* 467 p free soul expatiate in the‡..571 v free s. will never grow old..769 d freed his s. the nearest way 135 f fresh from birth a little soul 32 i from our soul's longing....563 k from s. to soul, o'er alltt....622m general s. of man is clear...420 o genial current of the soul..484 0 gifted with an eye and a s..301 u good word informs my s....539 c go Soul, the Body's guest..572 a grapple them to thy soul*..262 i gravity is the ballast of the571m happy s., that all the way..571 i harrow up thy soul. heaven is in thy soul.

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he deals on his own soul...105 h he had a little soul... ...571 t her soul saw a glimpse of.. 22 b hidden soul of harmony**..406 h hides a dark soul and foul** 82 c his patient s. endures what467 e his soul was great .286 n his soul well-knit.. .315 n hnman soul stands between571 c human soul take wing.....133 a I built my soul a lordlyt....475 y if that soul were fled .....406m

I have a s,, that like an ....571 k I heard them call my soult 391 k I'll endanger my s. gratis*.572 d in body and in s. can bind..362 h inflamed my soul and still. 34 ↑ inshrined a soul within.....193 b in s. and aspect as in agel..599 n

into my empty soult.......249 o in us a reasoning soul.. ...309 t I pray thee, Lord, my soul.488 v iron enter into his soul.....289 C is the soul of business. ...441 8 it numbs the soul, it dulls..456 i I trust in my own s., that..410 h it wakes the s., and lifts it. 404 f joy's soul lies in the doing*663 r justice is that virtue of the 332 c kingdoms I recall the soul..382 a lay perjury upon my soul*.419 license to outrage his soul.665 a lift my soul to heaven*.....489 h lips, is the soul reflected...571 ƒ lips suck forth my soul.... 35 j life and an immortal soul..318 e little s., let us try, try, try.571 t lives there the man with s..677 e look'd into the very soul..191 r lord of the human soult....126 d makes his soul his surety..571 a make the soul dance upon‡ 406 w man is of soul and body....372 u man with soul so dead.. ..118 j may raise or sink a soul.... 78m measur'd by my soul ..386m medicine for the soul...... 66 e mellow horn her pensive s..378 v mine eyes into my very s.*.547 n mount, my s.! thy seat is*.139 j move after the soul is gone 571 music was a thing of the s.. 405 my kindling soul received..532 k my rising soul surveys.....382 d my s. flies through these*..382 n my soul has rest, sweet sigh 558 e my soul hath her content*.111 u my soul I arm ...110 /

my soul's far better part‡..375m my s.'s in arms, and eager.572 8 my s. tasted that heavenly.764 g my s., the seas are rough...571 y my soul took hold on thee..487 d my soul will wake...

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my tongue and s. in this*.. 312 8 nature, hushed, assures the618m nature is, and God the s... 411 v nature stirring in his soul¶.413 i never-dying soul to save...572m noble sallies of the soul... 567 t noble soul its fear subdues.208 n no excellent s. is exempt...320 no stab the soul can kill....572 not weak of soul.. O crowned soult of gentle soul, to human‡.. 80 f of soul sincere, in action‡..454 g of the s, the bodie forme...572 h of value is the active soul..571 Olimed s., that struggling*523 p O my prophetic soul*. .493 h one soul inspir'd‡. O now a silent soul orbit of the restless soul....355m O, stricken mother's soul..640 r own self and mine own s.t..318 d peace and transport to my.308 f perdition catch iny soul*...364m pierc'd to the soul with*...558 t portrait of the soul. .743 k poverty of the soul is 784 b pursuit! and feed my soul..148m question thy s. to-night for.376 k raise the s. above all earthly 405 r rapture the imprisoned s..203 w reach the soul.. 233 o real nature of the soul .743 l recognized God in his soul. 521 p save your own soul first....319 c saw pass a soul sweet as the 544 q search the soul they found. 2778 shadow from a soul on fire. 297 w she that to my s. is deartt .360 e should be a man of great s. 70m show the soul's habiliments 24m since brevity is the s. of wit*654 b

sings his soul and body to*. 45 ƒ sinks my sad s. with‡. 569 f sleepless s. that perished¶..481 h so deep in my s. the still...488 r soft intercourse from s. to 588 j sooth'd his s. to pleasures..473 7 s. counts thee her creditor* 572 ƒ s. do from his bodie sever..316 8 soule grew so fast within...182 h soul expands with glee.....232 e s. from earth to heaven lies 572 soul from out that shadow. 55 s., from thy casement look. 605 f soul in every leaf..

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s. in some region unstirr'd. 377 q soul is a fire that darts.....572 i soul is wanting there......116 h soul is wedded unto mine..333 s soul itself which sees and..571 e soul listened intensely¶ ..353 s. look down from heaven .297 o s. meets s. on lover's lips...335 w soul of her beauty.. .243 k

soul of man is faith§.. .225 h s. of man is larger than the 571 h s. of man is like the rolling.351 c soul of music slumbers in.. 210 u s. of the age! the applause. 550 k s., once of some tremuloust+612 g s. rememb'ring my good*..381 soul's burial ground........344 o s.'s calm sunshine and the 1633 e s.'s quiet, sinews of concord 375 h soul's Rialto hath its.......441 q soul saw a glimpse of ......133 t s. shining through them....192 u soul sitting in thine eyes**. 192 v soul stands raised... ..118 8 s.'s wealth lies all in heaps. 68 i s. that calls upon my name*363 n soul that like an ample.....256 e soul that loves it much.....406 j s. to her manifold features. 838 i soul to its place on high....134 o s., uneasy and confin'd....571 w s. unto his captain Christ .138 n soul which struggled! ....191 q spoke the melting soul....447 à springs from the soul.. ....283 & stately mansions, O my s..571 n struck so to the soul that*.423 ƒ suffice the secret s. to show|621 k sun and sting the soul. ...143 sweet and virtuous soul....108 h swell the soul to rage 2 e take the prison'd soul**....557 j tears my soul from thee...259 q tell me, my s.! can this be‡ 137 p tell thy soul their roots....244 e terror to the s. of Richard*.549 r that palace of the s. serene.590 b that slid into my soul......561 b that soul's most stout......582 v the dead summer's soul....542 e the flow of soul‡........ ..517 j the meeting s. may pierce**406 d then do you call your soul. 572 k them one sees the soul.. .192 c the palace of the soul!......571 d the secrets of the soul.. .194 r these windows of the soul..191 n the sinews of the soul.......... 17 l the s. can comfort, elevate.817 c the s. unto the lines accords 568 e the soul never grows old§..571 s the s. of a man to pursue...667 c the soul of man alone..... .572 g the soul of music shed .406m the s. of music slumbers in.407 d the soul of this man is* .......... 24 g the soul, secured in her....118m the soul's sincere desire....488 q the soul sits dumb....... 81 the soul that can render....370 z the soul to dare..... ..195 0 the tumult, of the soul....572 0 the whiteness of his soul1..403 c