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.

Sweetness, of linked, 1844.

Swiftness never ceasing, 1846.

Swimmer in his agony, 62.

Swimmer’s, a, stroke, 1847.

Sword, a naked, 1849.
  thy maiden, 1848.

Symbol of hunger, 2081.

Sympathy of love, 1850.
  there ’s naught like, 1851.

Synods are mystical bear-gardens, 1852.

Tale, a round unvarnished, 1855. 
  I could a, unfold, 1854.
  who so shall tell a, 1853.

Talk, it would, 1861.
  they, who never think, 1859.
  to conceal the mind, 1860.

Talkers are no good doers, 1857.

Talking, I profess not, 5.

Tasso, their glory and their shame, 1862.

Tasso’s echoes are no more, 1994.

Taste, good native, 1864.
  talk what you will of, 1863.

Tastes, various are the, 1865.

Taxes, at, rails, 1867.

Tea, sometimes take, 411.
  without a stratagem, 1868.

Teaching and my authority, 1869.

Tear wiped with a little address, 30.

Tears and love for the Gray, 1878.
  beauty’s, are lovelier, 1877.
  idle tears, 1876.
  more merry, 1191.
  of bearded men, 1874.
  our present, 1872.
  stood on her cheeks, 1871.
  such as angels weep, 1873.
  the big round, 1870.
  thoughts too deep for, 1875.

Temper, man of such a feeble, 1879.

Temperate in every place, 1880.

Tempers, strange how some men’s, 566.

Tempest, foretells a, 1881.

Temptation, safe from, 1887.
  why comes, 1957.

Terror, there is no, in your threats, 1890.

Test, bring me to the, 1891.

Text, many a holy, 1892.

Thane, your face, my, 653.

Thanks to men of noble minds, 1894.

Theatre, as in a, 1895.
  the world ’s a, 28.

Thief, steals from the, 1896.
  the sun ’s a, 1521.

Thieves and pillagers, 177.

Thing, evil, that walks by night, 797.
  made up of tears and light, 1431.

Things a wise man will not trust, 974.

Things, all, are ready, 29.
  are where things are, 681.

Thinking, with too much, 1418.

Thirst, that panting, 1897.

Thorn that scents the evening gale, 783.
  why choose the rankling, 1898.

Thought is deeper than speech, 1903.
  is eternal, 1900.
  no, should be untold, 1901.
  of our past years, 174.
  wed with thought, 1902.
  what is this, 160.

Thoughts of men are widened, 1387.
  our, are ours, 1899.
  too deep for tears, 1875.

Thread, sewing a double, 1904.

Thrift, thrift, Horatio, 1907.
  may follow fawning, 690.

Throne of royal state, 1908.

Thunder, idle, in his hand, 1909.
  leaps the live, 1910.

Tide in the affairs of men, 1912.
  the turning o’ the, 1911.

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