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.

Liberty’s, in, defence, 1077.
  in every blow, 1080.

Lie, an odious, damned, 1082.
  nothing can need a, 1088.

Life a curse and not a blessing, 1086.
  by his, alone, 637.
  high, 108.
  hovers like a star, 1087.
  is but a span, 500.
  is not to be bought, 1092.
  is scarce the twinkle of a star, 1088.
  is so dreary, 536.
  is the gift of God, 1089.
  nor love thy, nor hate, 1085.
  pure in its purpose, 981.
  sacred burden is this, 248.
  so careless of the single, 1093.
  twenty years of, 1816.
  what is, 1090.
  whoso lives the holiest, 911.

Life ’s a short summer, 945.
  a vast sea, 1091.
  but a means, 614.
  but a walking shadow, 1084.

Light, a dim religious, 275.
  offspring of Heaven, 1094.
  that led astray, 1095.
  that never was, 1096.
  the prime work of God, 187.
  to break and melt in sunder, 1097.

Lightning, brief as the, 1098.

Lightnings, the rending, 1883.

Likeness, long shall we seek his, 1668.

Lilacs, April brings again, 105.

Lilies, in the beauty of the, 320.
  in twisted braids of, 1100.

Lily, mistress of the field, 1099.

Line, cadence of a rugged, 252. 
  Marlowe’s mighty, 1102.
  marred the lofty, 1103.
  will the, stretch, 577.

Lion, wounds the earth, 1104.

Lions, talks familiarly of, 197.

Lips, her, are roses washed with dew, 1105.
  when my, meet thine, 1028.

Little, contented with, 1106.
  man wants but, 1107.

Lives of great men, 738.

Loan, a, oft loses a friend, 1071.

Locks, never shake thy gory, 1108.

Lodge in some vast wilderness, 2049.

Logic, in, a great critic, 1110.

London, the villain’s home, 1111.

Longings, immortal, in me, 1112.

Looks, talked with, profound, 1114.
  woman’s, my only books, 1113.

Lord of himself, that heritage of woe, 1115.
  of himself, though not of lands, 1116.

Loss is common, 1117.

Love and tears for the Blue, 1878.
  hail, wedded, 1160.
  has an eye for a dinner, 1135.
  him, why did she, 1131.
  how could I tell I should, 1121.
  in a hut is ashes, 1130.
  includes heart and mind, 1127.
  is a spirit of fire, 1119.
  is at home on a carpet, 1135.
  is nature’s treasure, 1136.
  is the only good, 1123.
  let those, who never loved before, 1125.
  looks not with the eyes, 447.
  man’s, is a thing apart, 1133.
  mutual, brings delight, 1124.
  no partnership allows, 1126. 
  O last, O first, 9.
  purple light of, 193.
  rules the court, 1134.
  seldom haunts the breast where, 1995.
  she never told her, 374.
  taught him shame, 337.
  this spring of, 1118.
  took up the harp of Life, 319.
  tunes the shepherd’s reed, 1134.
  what, can do, 1122.
  when he draws his bow, 423.

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