Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 261 pages of information about Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations.

Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 261 pages of information about Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations.

Captain, boisterous, of the sea, 265.
  my, our fearful trip is done, 264.

Caravanserai, God’s green, 258.

Care keeps his watch, 266.
  pursues its victim, 268.
  that is entered once, 267.
  to our coffin adds a nail, 269.
  will kill a cat, 270.

Cat, a harmless, necessary, 272.
  care will kill a, 270.
  will mew, 273.

Catalogue, go for men in the, 575.

Cataract haunted me, 274.

Caterpillars of the Commonwealth, 417.

Cato, give his senate laws, 276.

Cattle, call the, home, 277.

Cause, little shall I grace my, 278.

Caverns measureless to man, 282.

Censure from a foe, 285.
  take each man’s, 41.

Ceremony was but devised, 286.

Cervantes smiled Spain’s chivalry away, 315.

Chamber, come to the bridal, 493.

Chance, all, direction, 289.
  dark idolater of, 1584.
  grasps the skirts of, 333.
  power men call, 288.

Change, fear of, perplexes monarchs, 607.
  itself can give no more, 291.
  ringing grooves of, 292.

Chaos, black, comes again, 293.
  eldest night and, 80.
  of thought and passion, 294.

Character in thy life, 295.

Charity, alas for the rarity of, 298.
  fulfils the law, 297.

Charm, the, by sages often told, 401.

Charms strike the sight, 299.

Chastity, saintly, 300.

Chatterton, the marvellous boy, 301.

Chaucer, well of English, 302.

Cheek, fed on her damask, 374.
  o’er her warm, 193.

Cherubims, still quiring to the, 1708.

Chickens, count their, 305.

Child, a thankless, 985.
  is father of the man, 309.

Childhood, the scenes of my, 1453.

Children are the keys of Paradise, 310.
  gathering pebbles, 312.
  if the, were no more, 307.

Chime, faintly as tolls the evening, 314.

Chivalry, charge with all thy, 142.

Choice, follow thou thy, 317.
  goes by forever, 514.

Choler, room to your rash, 318.

Christ, ring in the, 172
  the one great word, 322.
  was born across the sea, 320.
  went agin war, 323.

Christians have burnt each other, 176.

Christmas comes but once a year, 324.
  hearth, holly round the, 325.
  keep our, merry, 327.
  tide, bright be thy, 326.
  ’t was the night before, 328.

Church, what is a, 330.
  who builds a, 329.

Churchyards, when, yawn, 894.

Circle of the golden year, 151.

Citadel, a towered, 334.

Citizens, before man made us, 335.

City, Cain, the first, made, 786.
  one who, in, pent, 336.

Clay, blind his soul with, 338.

Cleopatra, since, died, 145.

Cliff, as some tall, 341.

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