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.

Exercise, the sad mechanic, 1293.

Expectation makes a blessing dear, 640.

Experience is by industry achieved, 641.
  long, made him sage, 642.

Extremes in nature equal good produce, 643.

Eye, let every, negotiate for itself, 279.
  of childhood fears a painted devil, 545.
  the black, the blue, 649.

Eyes are homes of silent prayer, 648.
  bright, rain influence, 982.
  half defiant, 646.
  soft, looked love, 651.
  soul-deep, 647.
  sweetest, were ever seen, 650.
  true, too pure, 645.
  were made for seeing, 161.
  with a wondrous charm, 646.

Fabric, like an exhalation, 652.
  like the baseless, 569.

Face, can’t I another’s, commend, 655.
  false, must hide, 568.
  he hides a shining, 656.
  light upon her, 654.
  that launched a thousand ships, 1670.
  this man, whose homely, 1101.

Face, the old familiar, 311.

Fair, exceeding, she was not, 658.
  is foul, and foul is, 657.

Fairy land, this is the, 659.

Faith, amaranthine flower of, 662.
  for modes of, 663.
  has centre everywhere, 661.
  if, produce no works, 660.
  saddest thing, to lose, 571.

Faithless, among the, faithful, 4.

Fall, he that is down needs fear no, 664.

False as air, 665.

Falsehood, strife of Truth with, 514.

Fame, damned to everlasting, 671.
  is double-mouthed, 667.
  morning when I longed for, 669.

Fame, that all hunt after, 666.
  what’s, 668.

Fame’s eternall beadroll, 302.
  eternal camping-ground, 181.
  proud temple shines afar, 670.

Families of yesterday, 1300.

Famine is in thy cheeks, 673.

Fancy, she’s all my, painted her, 675.
  where is, bred, 674.

Farewell, a word that must be, 677.
  through keen delights, 676.
  to thee, Araby’s daughter, 481.

Farmers, the embattled, stood, 239.

Fashion wears out more apparel, 678.

Fate, binding Nature fast in, 682.
  has wove the thread of life, 683.
  take a bond of, 114.
  when, summons, monarchs obey, 680.

Fates, what, impose, 679.

Father of all, in every age, 685.
  wise, knows his own child, 684.

Fathers, God of our, 744.

Fault, condemn the, 686.

Faults, chide him for, 306.
  in vain, my, ye quote, 688.

Fear, desponding, 693.
  is most accursed, 692.
  what should be the, 691.

Feasts, blest be those, 695.

February, slant sun of, 697.

Feelings, some, are to mortals given, 893.

Feet beneath her petticoat, 467.
  her, like snails, 699.

Fellow, touchy, testy, pleasant, 700.

Female of sex it seems, 701.

Fiction, by fairy, drest, 704.
  rises to the eye, 703.

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