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.

Tiger, the Hyrcanian, 414.

Tile, in cut and die so like a, 153.

Time, away and mock the, 568.
  doth waste me, 1913.
  threefold the stride of, 1915.

Titles are jests, 1917.
  are marks of honest men, 1918.
  despite those, 1622.

Toad, squat like a, 1919.
  ugly and venomous, 37.

Tobacco, sublime, 1920.

To-day, call, his own, 1921.
  our cares are all, 1922.

Toe, on the light, fantastic, 468.

Toil, the horny hands of, 1923.

Tomb, from the, nature cries, 1924.

Tombs, gilded, worms infold, 97.

To-morrow, and to-morrow, 1925.
  comes, 1927.
  where art thou, beloved, 1928.

To-morrow’s sun may never rise, 1926.

Tongue, a good, in thy head, 1929.

Tongue, his, dropt manna, 610.
  in every wound, 1797.
  let the, lick pomp, 1930.
  still his, ran on, 1858.
  that Shakespeare spake, 757.
  who dare dishonor the, 1931.

Tongues in trees, 37.
  of dying men, 119.

Toothache, could endure the, 1933.

Torrent, the loud, 1934.

Torture, waters boil in endless, 1935.

Towers and battlements, 1936.
  the cloud-capped, 569.

Town, man made the, 1937.

Toys, seeks fantastic, 1938.

Trade’s proud empire, 1940.
  unfeeling train, 1939.

Train, a melancholy, 342.

Tranquillity, heaven was all, 1941.

Trash, wring from peasants their, 1866.

Traveller, now spurs the, 1942.

Travellers must be content, 1943.

Travelling, in, I take pleasures, 1944.

Treason doth never prosper, 1947.
  flourished over us, 1945.
  is not owned, 1948.

Treasons, stratagems, and spoils, 1235.

Treasure, heaps of miser’s, 1949.

Tree, corruption is a, 408.
  dark, still sad, 460.
  fruit of that forbidden, 563.

Trees, a brotherhood of venerable, 1953.
  can smile in light, 1950.
  mine ease under the, 741.
  the lives of, 1811.

Trial, we learn through, 1954.

Tribe, the daring, compound their trash, 1412.

Tricks that are vain, 433.

Trifle, think nought a, 1956.

Trifles make the sum of human things, 1955.

Trouble, double toil and, 1958.

Trust thee, so far will I, 380.

Truth and loyalty, 705.
  beauty is, 1969.
  crushed to earth, 1962.
  forever on the scaffold, 1970.
  has such a face, 1964.
  hath better deeds than words, 1301.
  is one, 1966.
  is the highest thing, 1960.
  is truth, 1967.
  no cleaner thing than love, 1968.
  severe, by fairy fiction, 704.
  tell, and shame the devil, 1961.
  whispering tongues can poison, 395.

Tulip, then comes the, 1971.

Turf, green be the, 1973.

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