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.

Mountain tops, he who ascends to, 612.

Mountains, circling the, 346.
  high, are a feeling, 1229.

Mountebanks, cheating, 1411.

Mourner, the only constant, 460.

Mouth that spits forth death, 197.

Murder may pass unpunished, 1234.
  most foul, 1233.
  one, made a villain, 438.

Music has charms to soothe, 1237.
  heavenly maid, 1239.
  in them, die with all their, 1241.
  man that hath no, 1235.
  slumbers in the shell, 1240.
  sweet compulsion in, 373.
  the fiercest grief can charm, 1238.

Music’s golden tongue, 1236.

Nails, come near your beauty with my, 362.

Naked, the, every day he clad, 345.

Name, take not his, 1842.
  the magic of a, 1243.
  what’s in a, 1242.

Nation, one, evermore, 1314.

Nations, fierce contending, 556.

Nature, accuse not, 18. 
  Art is the child of, 110.
  ever yields reward, 1244.
  gave signs of woe, 597.
  how fair is thy face, 1245.
  is but art, 289.
  made a pause, 434.
  made us men, 335.
  speaks a various language, 1246.

Nature’s heart beats strong, 890.

Necessity, the tyrant’s plea, 515.

Neptune, he would not flatter, 1707.

Nettle, out of this, danger, 472.

News, bringer of unwelcome, 1247.
  evil, rides post, 1248.

Newton, let, be, 1250.

Night, ancestral mystery, 1256.
  darkens the streets, 170.
  is the time to weep, 1258.
  shadow of a starless, 538.
  that from the eye takes, 1254.
  upon the palms, 1257.
  wanes, 1221.
  witching time of, 894.
  with her sullen wing, 1255.

Nightingale, if she should sing by day, 1259.
  that on yon bloomy spray, 1260.

Noble by birth, 1261.
  who is honest is, 1262.

Noon, dark amid the blaze of, 186.

Noontide wakes the buttercups, 251.

North, ask where ’s the, 1263.

November, he full gross and fat, 1264.

November’s rain descends, 1265.

Numbers, I lisped in, 1266.

Nun, quiet as a, 34.

Oak, I will rend an, 19
  who hath ruled in the greenwood, 1268.

Oaks, charmed by the stars, 1267.

Oar, soft moves the dipping, 198.

Oars, our, keep time, 314.
  were silver, 1269.

Oaths that make the truth, 1270.
  were not purposed to, 1271.

Obedience is the Christian’s crown, 1273.

Obey, let them, 1272.

Observation, doth not smack of, 1274.

Observations which ourselves make, 1623.

Ocean leans against the land, 517.
  stretched in light, 1276.
  sunless retreats of the, 547.
  thou deep and dark blue, 1275.
  wave, a life on the, 2033.

October, calm sunshine of, 1277.

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