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.

July, boiling like to fire, 1011.

June, what so rare as a day in, 1012.

Juries give their verdict, 1014.

Jury passing on the prisoner’s life, 1013.

Just, actions of the, 23.

Justice, finally, triumphs, 1017.
  in fair round belly, 1015.
  will o’ertake the crime, 1234.

Keys, two massy, he bore, 1018.

Kin, a little more than, 1019.
  makes the whole world, 1020.

Kindness shall win my love, 1021.
  unremembered acts of, 1022.

Kings and mightiest potentates, 489.
  are like stars, 1024.
  may be blest, 964.
  showers on her, barbaric pearl, 1025.
  what have, save ceremony, 1023.
  wretched state of, 1539.

Kiss, I, your eyes, 1030.
  me, and be quiet, 585.
  one, and then another, 1031.

Kisses, plucked up, by the roots, 1026.
  remembered after death, 1032.
  sweetness shed by, 1029.

Kissing, for, not for contempt, 1027.

Kitchen, in the, bred, 787.

Knave, he’s an arrant, 1033.

Knaves, whip me such honest, 1034.

Knell, by fairy hands is rung, 1035.
  ne’er sighed at the sound of a, 1036.

Knowledge, be innocent of the, 1614.
  by suffering entereth, 1039.
  comes, but wisdom lingers, 1040.
  is as food, 1037.
  is ourselves to know, 1038.
  to their eyes her ample page, 1041.
  true, leads to love, 1042.

Labor for his daily bread, 1046.
  is prayer, 1044.
  joy that springs from, 1045.
  swan with bootless, swim, 1043.
  to, is the lot of man, 1047.

Ladies, like variegated tulips, 1048.
  sigh no more, 973.

Lady, accept the gift, 1751.

Lake, on thy fair bosom, silver, 1049.

Lamentation, its lonesome and low, 536.

Land, my own, my native, 1051.
  of brown heath, 1051.

Landscape tire the view, 1053.

Language, fit, there is none, 1054.
  quaint and olden, 1055.

Lark, the herald of the morn, 1056.
  the, left his nest, 1057.

Larks, the early, 1827.

Lass, a penniless, 1058.

Latin, that soft bastard, 1059.

Laughter, holding his sides, 1060.
  shakes the skies, 1061.

Law, in, what plea so tainted, 1062.
  sovereign, sits empress, 1064.

Laws grind the poor, 1063.

Leaf is on the tree, 245.
  the sere, the yellow, 1065.

Learning enlightens to corrupt the mind, 1069.
  mourning for the death of, 1068.
  on scraps of, dote, 1070.

Leaves have their times to fall, 496.
  like, on trees, 1067.
  shady, of destiny, 541.

Letters, all dead paper, 1073. 
  Cadmus gave, 1075.
  that betray the heart’s history, 1074.

Liberty, I must have, 1076.
  like day, breaks, 1079.
  mountain nymph, sweet, 1081.
  when, is gone, 1078.

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