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.

Fruit, the ripest, first falls, 774.

Funeral baked meats, 1907.

Furrows, we see time’s, 57.

Fury like a woman scorned, 775.
  of a patient man, 776.

Future, trust no, 780.

Gage, there I throw my, 287.

Gain, play not for, 784.
  unvexed with cares of, 781.

Gait, I ken the manner of his, 113.

Gale, so sinks the, 782.
  thorn that scents the evening, 783.

Garden, God the first, made, 786.
    where flowers were heaped, 785.

Garden, where the, smiled, 340.

Garret, born in the, 787.

Garrick, here lies David, 788.

Garth did not write his own Dispensary, 123.

Gem of purest ray serene, 789.

Genius commands thee, 357.
  goes and Folly stays, 791.
  must be born, 790.

Gentleman, who was then the, 793.

Gentlemen, that neither envy the great, 792.

Gentleness shall force, 794.

Ghost, like an ill-used, 85.
  what gentle, 548.

Ghosts and forms of fright, 796.

Gifts are locked up in my heart, 798.
  free of, that cost them nothing, 799.

Girdle round the earth, 800.

Girls blush, sometimes, 196.

Gloamin, late in a, 801.

Gloom, teach light to counterfeit a, 802.

Glory, awake to, 807.
  excess of, obscured, 804.
  from defect arise, 519.
  gilds the sacred page, 175.
  go where, waits thee, 805.
  greater, dim the less, 367.
  guards with solemn round, 181.
  is like a circle in water, 803.
  or the grave, 859.
  pursue, and generous shame, 716.

Glow-worm shows the matin, 808.

Gluttony, swinish, ne’er looks to heaven, 809.

Gnat, who’s sorry for a, 196.

God, all but, is changing, 290.
  alone was seen in heaven, 813.
  an atheist half believes a, 115.
  conscious water saw its, 814.
  erects a house of prayer, 384.
  from thee, great, we spring, 815.
  is the perfect poet, 1351.
  made the country, 412.
  of our fathers, 744.

God, only, may be had for the asking, 810.
  the life and light, 812.

Goddess fair and free, 1192.
  she moves a, 1417.

Gods arrive when half-gods go, 817.
  grow angry with your patience, 1016.
  the, detest my baseness, 145.
  the, are just, 816.

God’s love seemed lost, 531.

Going, the order of your, 824.

Gold, all that glisters is not, 97.
  can love be bought with, 2037.
  crying is a cry for, 820.
  cursed lust of, 819.
  narrowing lust of, 172.
  poison to men’s souls, 818.
  the lust of, 132.
  to gild refined, 638.

Golden Rod, autumn blaze of, 130.

Good he scorned stalked off, 85.
  is oft interred with their bones, 636.
  night, at once, 824.
  night, till it be morrow, 825.
  night, to each a fair, 826.
  the, die first, 822.

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