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Thing, acting of a dreadful, 111. any good, out of Nazareth, 842. as steadfast as the scene, 468. became a trumpet, the, 485. but one, is needful, 842. dearest, he owed, 117. devised by the enemy, 98. each, his turn doth hold, 203. each, is a thief, 109. earth's noblest, 656. enskyed and sainted, 47. excellent, in woman, 149. explain a, till all men doubt, 332. fearful, to see, 552. finds good in every, 67. finished, the one, 661. free and fetterless, 680. highest, is truth, 4. holiest, alive, 502. how bitter a, it is, 71. how sublime a, it is, 613. how sweet a, to wear a crown, 94. I am, I do beguile the, 151. if they have a good, 88. ill-favoured, but mine own, 72. in awe of such a, 110. laugh at any mortal, 558. lion among ladies is a dreadful, 58. little, a cup of water, 577. little learning is a dangerous, 323. look to the essence of a, 755. lovely and a fearful, 557. meanest, that feels, 472. never says a foolish, 279. no evil, that walks by night, 244. no great, created suddenly, 743. no new, under the sun, 830. nothing like being used to a, 441. of beauty is a joy forever, 574. of custom, 122. of fortune, most dejected, 148. of life, like a, 550. of sea or land, 242. of sin and guilt, 245. order gave each, view, 98. palsy-stricken churchyard, 575. play 's the, 135. show us how divine a, 475. so frail a, is man, 687. sovereign'st, on earth, 83. started like a guilty, 126. sweetest, that ever grew, 472. that I was born to do, 39. that 's quite another, 351. the genteel, 401. there 's no such, in nature, 279. to one, constant never, 51, 405. too much of a good, 71, 785. tremble like a guilty, 478. truth is the highest, 4. two-legged, a son, 267. undisputed, thou say'st an, 635. was not done in a corner, this, 844. we like, we figure the, 594. we long for that we are, 657. when two do the same, 710. which that shineth, 5. who dares think one, 338. winsome wee, 450. Things above, affections on, 847. all, are now as they were, 755. all, are the same, 755. all other, give place, 349. all, that are, 62. all thinking, 467. all, to all men, 845. all, work together for good, 844. are great to little man, 394. are honest, whatsoever, 847. are in the saddle, 599. are just, whatsoever, 847. are lovely, whatsoever, 847. are not what they seem, 612, 716. are of good report, whatsoever, 847. are pure, whatsoever, 847. are the sons of heaven, 368. are true, whatsoever, 847. bad begun make strong themselves, by ill, 121. because they are common, 720. beyond all use, 112. by season seasoned are, 66. by their right names, call, 457. can such, be, 122. cannot but remember such, 124. cloy, the best of, 339. compare great, with small, 230. day of small, 836. differ though all agree, 333. done at the Mermaid, 196. done decently and in order, 846. else about her drawn, 474. equal to all, for all things unfit, 399. evil, there is some goodness in, 92. facts are stubborn, 392, 800. feast of fat, 834. fond of humble, 671. former, grow old, 203. frequently happen which you do not hope, 701. friendship is constant in all other, 51. from out the bitterness of, 484. God's sons are, 368. good, will strive to dwell with it, 43. great contests from trivial, 325. great head of, 717. [1117]great lord of all, 317. greatest vicissitudes of, 168. hid, wherefore are these, 74. hoped for, substance of, 848. I do not need, many, 759. I ought, to do the, 535. ill got had ever bad success, 95. into the light of, 466. leave all meaner, 314. left undone those, 850. long past, more than, 81. looked unutterable, 356. loose type of, 473. loveliest of lovely, 573. man's best, are nearest him, 634. men ought not to investigate, 759. mighty above all, 836. more, in heaven and earth, 133. nature of the universe is the nature of, 755. not made for words, 759. not seen, evidence of, 848. past, remembrance of, 161. possessing all, 846. present seem worst, 89. proper to man, to do the, 755. prove all, 847. remembering happier, 626. rolls through all, 467. sad vicissitude of, 379. sad vicissitudes of, 393. sanctioned by custom, 704. secret, belong unto the Lord, 814. sense and outward, 478. shews of, 169. sum of human, 437. that are and have been, 740. that are have kinship, 755. that are made for our general uses, 183. that belong to adversity, 164. that have a common quality, 755. that nature wills, 755. that ne'er were nor are, 257. that no gross ear can hear, 245. that were, dream of, 541. they ought not, speaking, 848. think on these, 847. those who want fewest, 759. though all, differ all agree, 333. through the dream of, 541. through words and, 465. time ordains for other, 252. to come, giant mass of, 102. to do two, at once, 708. to write well in laudable, 253. translunary, 40. true and evident, 746. unattempted, 223. unfit for all, 399. unhappy far-off, 473. unknown, forms of, 59. unknown proposed, 325. we can only say of, they be, 654. we ought to have done, 850. we will answer all, 66. when virtuous, proceed, 73. which are Cæsar's, 840. which belong to prosperity, 164. which men confess with ease, 746. without all remedy, 121. words are, 558. Think, comedy to those that, 389. him so because I think him so, 44. how Bacon shined, 319. how many never, 534. makes millions, 558. may sigh to, 379. naught a trifle, 311. not disdainfully of death, 755. of that Master Brook, 46. of your ancestors, 747. of your forefathers, 458. of your posterity, 458, 747. on, pleasant to, 256. on these things, 847. one thing, who dares, 338. only what concerns thee, 237. shock which makes us, 609. talk and never, 180. that day lost, 688. the great unhappy, none, 310. they talk who never, 287. those that, must govern, 395. those who greatly, 335. to-morrow will repay, 276. too little and talk too much, 268. what you and other men, 110. Thinketh in his heart, as he, 828. let him that, he standeth, 845. Thinking being, man a, 534. few, how few think justly of the, 534. is an idle waste of thought, 517. makes it so, 134. of the days that are no more, 630. on fantastic summer's heat, 81. on the frosty Caucasus, 81. plain living and high, 472. reed, man is but a, 798. souls, thought of, 579. their own kisses sin, 108. things, impels all, 467. with too much, 321. Thinkings, speak to me as to thy, 153. Thinks like a sage, 607. most acts the best, who, 65. shows what he, 102. too much, he, 111. what ne'er was, 323. who, must mourn, 289. Thin-spun life, slits the, 247. Thirst amidst a sea of waves, 345. if he, give him drink, 844. of praise, 414. Thirsty earth soaks up the rain, 260. fly, busy curious, 671. soul, cold waters to a, 828. Thirteen, maids of, 78. Thirty days hath September, 684. man a fool at, 307. on the wrong side of, 292. This above all, 130. is a cock, 788. or that, without or, 322. that it should come to, 128. was a man, say to all the world, 115. [1118]Thomb of gold parde, he had a, 2. Thorn, beneath the milk-white, 447. in the flesh, 846. of experience, 661. primrose peeps beneath the, 398. rose without the, 203, 232. why choose the rankling, 805. withering on the virgin, 57. Thorns, he that plants, 692. little wilful, 629. pricked by the, 691. rosebud with wilful, 629. that in her bosom lodge, 132. touched by the, 520. under a pot, crackling of, 830. which I have reaped, the, 544. Thorny way, steep and, 129. Those that think must govern, 395. who inflict must suffer, 566. who know thee not, 437. Thou art all beauty, 295. art gone from my gaze, 587. art gone