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denouncing angel's pen....331 f drew an angel down... 16 k dropped from an a.'s wing¶.471 v e'en a.'s wings are fictions.. 16 j glorious a., who was........591 d God's angel cries, forbear. .404 d have mercy mighty angel..382 g He asks no angel's wingt...349. high speech which angel's..574 8 his motion like an a. sings*.576 w hold the fleet a. fast until he 16 h in the angel's keeping......316 d lark that singest like an a.. 159 r like a. visits few and far. 16 g man nor a. can discern**. ..312 7 more angel she, and you*..102 e must be an angel... .207 x my angel, his name ..258 j my guardian angel gently..605 neither can angel or man... 86 d painted angel could we see.351 u passage of an angel's tear..590 v pluckt from an a.'s wing...471 o quill from an angel's wing.471 q recording a. as he wrote it..419 v sentinel a. sitting high in.....382 g she drew an angel down....318 p she is an angel*. singest like an angel.. soar of angel's wings. solemn a. of eternal peace..479 i sweep of an angel's wings..165 k talents a. bright if..

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the angel did with Jacob...141 8 the angel ended, and in**...635 c the angel says: write "..479 t the angel who bends over.. 80 8 though an a. should write. .452 a thou hovering angel**......198 a 'tis a.'s musick; therefore..536 n virtue is an a., but she is....632 t who wrote like an angel....182 8 Angelic-marked the mild a...132 w

to the angelic symphony**.406 e Angelical-notes a. to many**.637 w Angels-agree as a. do above..867 g and angels entertained.

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and flights of a. sing thee*.. 16 v angels, all pallid and wan..137 j a. are bright still though*.. 16w a. are painted fair, to look..657 y angels are praising the Son. 165 o a. are whispering with thee 31m angels come and go, the.... 17 b angels could do no more.... 2 k angels draw near.. 5157 angels fear to tread a. gave me at once a kiss....564 j a. held their residence**. ....425 r a. in some brighter dreams.598 d a. laugh, too, at the good...340 q a. listen when she speaks...658 q angels must love Ann*. .203 w angels of our hearth.. .111 0 angels of our Heaven.. ...111 o angels that side by side 67 i a. tremble while they gaze. 415 o a. uncurtain'd that repose. 136 g are angels veiling clouds*..659 c as a. are, ripening through.517 a ascend like a. beautiful....878 h as make the angels weep*..491 g as the blessed angels turn..351 t bearest a.to us in the night.561 k benediction God's a. come.. 8 be the speech of angels.....404 8 bloom where angels tread..230 p bright with beckoning a....473 g but sad as a. for the good.. 16 f by that sin fell the a. how* 14 a by the better angels of our.469 a caused the angels to fall... 86 d descending angels sung... 94 d does well, acts nobly,angels. 97 c drag angels down. ..319 h

forget-me-nots of the a.§...576 b glorious fault of angels‡.. 208 e

God's angels come to ustt.. 16 n holy angels guard thy bed.563 8 I have no angels left now... 17 d I heard the angels callt. .391 k immortal part with a. lives.572 c language spoken by a§. .405 w like good a. to my end. .489 h like those of angels.. 279m liveried angels lackey her** 87 u lives as angels do... ..207 x men as angels without**...657 8 men would be a., a. would‡. 13 p ne'er like a. till our passion465 our acts our a. are, or good 4m pourtraict of bright a. hew. 37 pure in thought as a. are...361 u sad as a. for the good man's555 & sceptred a. held their**. .298 g tears such as a. weep**. .591 a that the angels began.. 95 j the a. with us unawares.... 16 o the shining angels climb... 94 o they are angels of God in... 89 g those of a. short and far... 16 d to men and angels only.....264 u two angels guide the path..517 a two a. issued where but one§135 o will plead like angels*.. 633 with angels shared by. .357 c women are angels, wooing*663 r Anger-a. and jealousy can...327 o a. assists hands however...677 p anger belongs to beasts....731 ́i a. is like a full-hot horse*.. 17 o a. is momentary madness..677 n anger is one of the sinews.. 17 a. is the desire of punishing.677 1 a.seeks its prey-something 17 k anger's my meat; I sup*... 17 p anger storms at large.... 18 d anger, though concealed...677 r a. wishes that all mankind. 17m can heavenly minds such a.677 u choler, planteth anger*... .... 17 t discord is a. more bitter....692 u fear not the a. of the wise‡.524 b like fragile ice a. passes....677 q modest a. of a satiric spirit. 125 c never anger made good*..

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our anger to command.....650 p pain to feel much anger.... 17 j pale in her a. washes all*...156 o that carries a.as the flint*.. 18 b touch me with noble a.!*. 17 v what sudden a's. this,*..... 18 a wine and anger to reveal...741 m Angle-a brother of the angle. 18 8 and with my a. upon them. 530 n give me my mine a., we'll*. 18 i his angle trembling in hist. 18 h Angler-an excellent a. and... 18 n if he be an honest angler... 19 a is born an angler...

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on the a's. trysting-tree.. 59 d Anglers-good for any but a..168 y Angling-angling deserves... 19 b a. is somewhat like poetry. 18 o a. may be said to be so like. 18 p angling will prove to be.... 18 r be quiet and go a-angling.. 18m for a.-rod he took a sturdy. 18f innocent recreation than.... 19 g say of a. as Dr. Boteler said 19 g the pleasant'st a. is to see*. 18 j Angry-allays an angry mind. 33m angry but with thy tailor..454 q angry with my friend..... 17 e Heaven is not always a.....512 I was angry with my foe... 17 e make a lover angry... .724 a such angry passions rise...466 c who's angry at a slander...558 o Anguish-a. pierces to the....149 c drops of a. falling fast and§479 v ease the a. of a torturing*423 h he groans in anguish... .592 q hopeless a. pour'd his groan 41 q

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iron crown of a. crowned§..561 p pain and a. wring the brow658 r silent anguish is the more..788 q will close the eye of a.*. 523 x Animal-an a. without... ..495 Z frame the little animal.. honest, guileless animal. man is a noble a., splendid.370 b this a. is very malicious....757 k Animals-all a. that breathe§. 452 animals are such agreeable.260 h paragon of animals*.. ...872 r souls of animals infuse*....198 i Animate-though not a........515 k Animated-thou a.torrid zone.321 p Animation-a. of the heart of.522 a Animosities-excite great a...685 r Ankle-deep-a. you stick in...539 Ankle-or ankle sprain........453 Ankles-against her ankles....223 p

ankles sunken in asphodel.222 j Ann-be heaven A.hath a way*203 wo Anna-here, thou, great A.!‡..589 z while A. reigns, and sets a..535 q Annals-whose a. are blank in.301 ? Annie-all sang "A. Laurie"..568 a Annihilate-ye gods a..... ..293 u Annihilates-mind a. and......643 ƒ Annihilating-a. all that's.....597 b but by annihilating die**...316 k Anniversaries-a. of the§.. Announced-a. by all the.. Annoys-whose scent the fair.456 g Anodynes-those little a......296 s Another-a. and the same. ...188 c

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another yet the same‡.. .101 w arms ye forge a. bears... .152 robes ye weave a. wears....152 wealth ye find a. keeps.....152 Answer-answer echoest. ..169 q answer him, ye owls‡. .557 n a. pealed from that hight..275 u a. such high things*.. .467 8 a. was a blameless life. .538 a answer Who and What.....446 p answer with some rhyme...493 r answer would stop them*..826 k as well a. a man indeed*....558 x for I have found it answer.552 ? hill to hill a. each other int 95 f made answer to my word..588 shortest answer is doing....506 f to answer wisely.... .330 p Answerable-a. to the people. 283 d Answered-every tear is a. by.391 q jealous souls will not be a.*328 c

morrow came I a. still......605 ƒ Answering-of a. thy sweet... 52 h Answers-a. life's great end...352 c a. till a husband coolst.....658 j Echo answers "where"....149 e God a. sharp and sudden...487 h ne'er a.till a husband cools‡.645 k Ant-reason of the ant........754 d set thee to school to an ant*.455 p Ants-ants do not bend their..726 ants never sleep.. .321

spiders, flies, or a. entombed. 324

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critic is not the antagonist.124 r Antecedents-party whose a..482 h Antedate-both a.our mission.240 i Anthem-an anthem for the..137 i the pealing anthem swells..405 h thy plaintive anthem fades. 51 f Anthems-and a. clear**. ...406 g

back the sound of anthems.609 c Anthropology-theology is a..791 j Antic-old father a. the law*..438 there the antic sits*.... ..140 8 Anticipate-a. the relish of.... 22 d eager to a. their gravel.. ..552 € Antidote-antidote should be.. 65 r my bane and antidote. 150 i

sweet oblivious antidote*..441 c the antidote to fear.... ..337 e Antidotes-his a. are poison*..441m

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Antipathy-the strong a. of.. 72 Antiphon-mute the choral a.543 Antipodes-hold day with*....603 Antiquaries-pale a. pore +.. 22 i Antique for being true a. I.. 22 j Antiquities-a., art, he is.....516m Antiquity-a. was young.. 460 p a. what is it else (God only, 22 g reverence for antiquity. 22 g skill in antiquity inclines a.520 v ways of hoar a., but strewn 22 k write for antiquity..... 22 h Antony-courteous A., being*.458 e Antres-a. vast and deserts..607 j Anvil-be either a.or hammer.766

either be a. or hammer§... 81b hammered to the a's.§.. .430 f iron did on the anvil cool*..430 k on its sounding a. shaped§.348 p smites the shrill anvil.......430 c Anvils-a. with a different§...430 g Anxieties-disturbing a.. .642 p Anxiety-a. mingled with the.782 i deep controlling anxiety....170 r whatever a. they may be...789 c Anxious-a. mainly that the..450 g Anything-he thanks God for.594 r

love indeed is anything. ..360 8 Anythingarian-he is an a.....522 j Apart-were full well to be a.567 g

world-wide a. and yet aking.588} Apartments-a, in their souls. 77m Ape-a. in the days that were.370 p

a. the airs of thy young....395 h essence like an angry ape*.491 g O sleep, thou a. of death*..562 r Apes-boys, a. braggarts,*....558 x lead apes in hell forever. ..875 e love to her lead a. in hell*..377 1 slaves that a. would beat*..122 k Apella-the Jew, A., may.... 687 g Aphrodite-of Jove, A.... 277 Apollo-A. a fancy piece......452 k

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A. has peeped through ..628 f A. mounts his golden seat..585 a A. Pallas, Jove, and Mars... 98 7 A.plays, and twenty caged* 52 c A.'s Pythian treasures 847 บ Apollo's summer look.. .396 f as bright Apollo's lute*. ..278 a bards in fealty to A. hold..607 d desks A.'s sons repair.. .408 a like A. he came forth. ....550 h musical as is A.'s lute**.. 478 h Apology-and a. too prompt**195 j justification, a.. nor defense.66 p Apoplexy-a, and lethargie...156e a. is as I take it*. Apostles-and his a. twelve...449 w a. would have done as they1.373 x she, while a. shrank.. Apostolic-a.blows and knocks157 o Apothecary-a. in the same...435 e apothecary who has paid..283 b remember an apothecary*.441 e Apparel-a, oft proclaims*..

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fashion wears out more a.*.205 i floats with its white a.§. 99 p men their best apparel do. .652 with thy best apparel on* 431 | Appareled-a. like the spring* 37 c well a. April on*. .392 Apparition-a lovely a. sent¶.661 g apparition, tall and 24 8 Apparitions-a. seen and gone.329 t a thousand blushing a.*.... 62 u like apparitions which are.599 p they are only apparitions..159 i Appeal-court of a. against...330 v mute appeal to sympathy..543 k Appear-and the baser you a..606 p a. in other ways than*.. .644 f appear the better reason**.312 k I am what I appear. that did'st appear so fair¶.315 k too appear as good as they.118 u you appear neither rich....174 u

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Appearance-a. and return...105 c a. of care is highly contrary.575m a. of not hearing it... ..511 n appearance of the latter...402 n as the a. of it does evil..... 793 b grim a. and thy face*. .195 บ Appearances-a. to save his..144 c first a. deceive many. ....691 g judging people by a..... 755 C terrible doubt of a... ..159 i Appears-a. and what he is...312 b still appears in all.. 141 g Appease-and thee appease**.332 p Appeased-I rise and am a....802e Appellation-entitled to the a.265 t Appendix-an a. to nobility...313 ƒ Appetite-and mastery of a...651 j and wise appetite**. .280 j a. comes to me while eating.502 e appetite comes with eating.764 c coquetry whets the a.. ..114 n digestion wait on appetite*.295 r doth not the appetite alter* 26 b good digestion wait on a.*.. 26 d govern well thy a. lest Sin** 25 w greediness of the appetite..379 t hungry edge of appetite*. 26 g new a. while it satiates.....764 g no abhorring in my a. 1 e prophetic eye of appetite.. 25 u same healthful appetite 65 d

stirred in me sudden a.**..424 taste confounds the a*. 26 the appetite may sicken*..407 k where a. stands cook... 25 whose name was appetite.. 26 h wish to waste my appetite.181 e with cloyless sauce his a.*. 26 c with that keen appetite*...211 r with what a. you have*. 26 € words, with better a.*. .654 a Applaud-a. thee to the very.*441 ƒ attendants so loudly a......177 b contented to a. myself... .642m people hiss me, but I a.....727 t that should applaud again*. 26 o Applause-a, in spite oft.. .125 p applause is the spur of.. 26 i applause of a single human. 26 1 attentive to his own a.....215 ƒ is the highest applause... 26 k live in the a. of mankind...446 o loud a. and aves vehement*. 26 n meed of popular applause 483 d merit the people's a........677 e O popular applause!. .26 j pardon but applauset. .125 o proprietor of just applause. 429 y seeks not popular applause. 69 o the applause! delight! the.550 k thence will a., and hence...593 d Apple-apple from the pine..266 x fringe the apple boughs....611 o goodly a. rotten at the*.....145 b he pares his a. that will.....499 b how the devil got the apple. 169 a only one apple had shet....512m round as an apple is he....110 a the a. into blossom burst... 51 d Apple-blooms-a. upon the....391 q white with apple-blooms§..540 k Apple-blossoms-a. shower....222 b

apple-blossoms white......222 a Apple-dumplings-folks did a.169 a Apples-a. on the Dead Sea's.155 a a. that are bitter-sweet.....611 m before green apples blush..542 brown a. gay in a game....544 Eve ate a., much depends. 166 h happy are the apples... .....266 ƒ how we apples swim. ..499ff like living coals the apples§544 e of those sciential apples....344 v small choice in rotten a.*..505kk stolen be your apples.... .595 h Syrian a., Othmanee. ..166 e tasting those fair apples**.266 g

to bend with a. the moss'd.544 c we interprete apples.......266 u Apple-tart-carv'd like an a.*.455 d Apple-tree-and its famous a..469 branch of mossy apple-tree.110 plant we in this apple-tree.611 / the apple-tree fall each day.611 n the a. whispers to the..... 43 n underneath an apple-tree...222 a Apple-trees-old a. that linger.611m Appleton's-listened to A. s...614 i Appliance-by desperate a.*....156 that's the appliance only*..593m Application-in the a. on it....650 i the sinister application....125 c Apply-and for age to apply..676 k a. my trembling heart to...652 d Appointing-a. power of the..620 v Appointment-divine a. into..743

fine appointment he makes.788 k Appomattox-he comes from..469 j Appreciate-a. the things.....796 Apprehension-a. how like a*.372

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a. of a coming evil.......... .699 b death is most in a.*. Apprehensions-a.are greater.698 u well-founded a..... ...740m Apprentice-Nature was but.655 v Approach-a. thou like the*..130 j

individuals a. one another.511 g th' a. of night the skies‡...625 d Approaches-as their a. are...369 c

near approaches make.....294 € th' approaches of the last..110 j Approbation-gives manhood*419 n Appropinque-my days to a..267 h Appropriation-not exclusive. 15 g Approve-all should a. thee...355 s a. it not, has no excuse....423 p approve it with a text*....522 e as I a. of a youth that has..672 b right and I approve it too.. 82 k see and approve better.....683 € the Gods a. the depth¶. 572 0 Approved-by all approved‡..454 g Apricots-limes and citrons...166 April-a day in April never*..365 f and April weeps-but, O ye.539 h April day in the morning...392 n Aprile! Hand-in-hand..... 259 o April, June, and November 390 j A. knows her own, and is...891 q A's. charms are swept.....391 p April's coming up the hill.392 a April's gift to April's bees.611 h April's loveliest coronet....248 r April's month to me,.. .222 d' A.'s rare capricious........ 895 h A. sobs while these are so..392 d April steps aside for May..393 b A. stops at last her weeping392 € A. weeps while these are so.892 d April winds are magical....392 b ask the April weather......237 i as soon as A. bringeth..... 52 ƒ fickleness of an April day..392 e flag to A.'s breeze unfurl'd.636 o glimpses to the April day..541m glory of an April day*.. 364 k lovely April of her prime*.673 j men are April when they*..377 ƒ no fragrance in A. breezes.391 nursing April's violets.....391 ƒ Old A. wanes, and her last.391 p proud-pied A. dress'd in*...392 ́k smile of April's face... soft April rains.. spongy April*... sunshine of an April day...157 % sweet A. many a thoughts.32 g sweet April showers... .892 0 sweet April's tears.. sweet April-time-O cruel..892 A the first of A., some do say..392 i the heaven of April§... .192 token of an April day. .280 q tremble in the A. showers..392 j

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unlike to A.'s closing days..542 a well apparelled A. on the*..392 when A. winds grew soft...391 o Apron-where is thy leather*..431 i Apt-apt to blame the fates].. 6 o Aquilegia-a. sprinkled on the 222 d Arab-an Arab, by his earnest. 62 e Arab with a stranger for a 329 7 Jas in the Arab language...232 n whether Arab in the desert.520 r Arabia-A. breathes from....447 8

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perfumes of A. will not*. .292 k Arabie-of Arabie the blest**..447 r Arabs-fold their tents like§..415 r Araby-under A.'s soft sun... 53 f Arabesque-a. of vines§..... ......617 2 Arabesques-quaint a. in......545 g Aranjuez-lovely days in A....764 k Arbiter-next him high a.**.. 73 o Arbitrator-old common a.*.602 t Arbor-as of an arbor took....614 k Arbutus-a. in the wood 217 overflow of a. and laurel....611 perfect, sweet arbutus. ....222 h tender, sweet arbutus......222 g Arcadia-I, too, was born in A.758 e Arcadian-ever trod the A...531 b Arcadians-A. skilled in song..728 n Arcady-hopes to see fair A...356 d lead Love in. To Arcady..356 d Arch-a low, dim-lighted arch.226 p an arch of azure. 98 e arch of London bridge......267 n beneath this starry arch...492 k black arch the keystane....384 8 broken a. of London bridge. 95 r limits the proud a. confine‡ 529 o mild arch of promise.......515 p stars which night's blue a..590 n the a. beneath them is not§.617 the blue a. will brighten....627 i this gorgeous a. with golden 417 v triumphal a. that fill'st the.515 j under the sky's gray arch..891 7 world-built a. of heaven....583m Arched-arched so high that*..535 d Arches-columns,a., pyramids143 h with nodding a., brokent... 98 n Archangel-fell as the mighty.608 a less than a. ruined**. ..153 d Archangels-makes a. smile...604 f summoning a.to proclaim**381 e Archer-both the a. and the...312 g Cupid archer of archers.... 87 i fiery archer making pain...277 n insatiate a., could not one..142 mark the a. little meant... 665 g than a common archer.... 87 i to that keen archer sorrow.570 k Archers-a. ever have two... 87 i draw, a., draw your arrows*639 a Archipelagoes-fading Alps...585 e Architect-and some the a.**.425 r architect built his greats...425 n a. of his own fortunes... 497 1 can be an architect.. ....426 b some the architect**. .298 g Architects-architects of fate§206 q its merry a. so small had... 59m Architectural-a. plan upon...303 h Architecture-a. is frozen.....780 t

a. is the work of nations....425 t value of a. depended.... ..425 v Architrave-lay the a., and....609 c Arcs-earth the broken arcs..279 n Arctic-flow into the arctics... 10 j Arcturi-arcturi of the earth..220 g Are-a. what these twain were.141 h everything but what they a.312 i noble ones with what they..758 j nor are, nor e'er will be.... 84 x tell you what you are .....764 a they were, they a., they yet 61 s to be what we are.. 96 1 to see them as they are....607 c. we are for onett.. ........148 a we know what we are, but*338 €

Argoan-A. ship's brave.......617 p Argosy-from gilded argosy..224 k heaps like a wrecked a..... 68 i Argue-argue not against**...198 c vanquished he could a. still. 27 f Arguing-arguing with thett.. 27 j be calm in a. for fierceness. 27 g in a. too the parson owned. 27 f Argument-a knock-down a..494aa for lack of argument*.. ... 27 found you an argument.... 27 h hand with an argument.... 27 i height of this great a.**....510 h in a. similes are like songs.. 27 n in a. with men a woman**.. 27 l knock-down a. 'tis but a... 27 c knowest thou what a.......318 8 meter-making argument...476 q the only a. available with++ 27 j prove by force of argument 26 t the argument of tyrants....414 f the staple of his argument*665 n want of argument supplied 27 d with his argument wrong.. 27 e Argumentation-delight in.... w Arguments-a. and question*.606 h ear-kissing arguments*. 27 r say, fools for arguments.... 26 u Arise-a. or be forever fallen** 5 ƒ Aristocracy-be an a.... 283 f

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Jews are among the a......329 a to him is aristocracy. .821 o Ark-and into Noah's Ark....339 t lay their hand upon the A...490 mouldy rolls of Noah's Ark.118 c straight out of the Ark..... 25 r to the long-labouring ark.. 45 k Arm-arm! advance! hope of.635m a. it in rags, a pigmy's*....556 o a. should conquer twenty..133 j a. thyself for the truth.. .622 p but to thy arm alone*. ..510 t have not I an arm as big*.. 70 my arm is sore; best* .. 15

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O God, thy arm was here*..510 t on her lover's a. she leant+.366 h on its own right arm. .477 f or a. th' obdured breast**. .467 m rear'd a. crested the world*.534 y shaken by thy naval arm...327m take his fortune by the a*. .888m the auld moon in hir arme..398 | thus arm in arm with thee.778 b widow sits upon mine arm..637 p worst of rebels never arm..518 a Armed-a. at all points to a. at point exactly*. a. in virtue's cause. a. prophets conquered.... a. so strong in honesty*. 805 a.to suffer with a quietness*467 r he's armed without that'st.106 d soldier a. with resolution...662 k soldiers armed in proof*.. .549 r thrice is he arm'd that*....333 a when doubly armed to bear.346 z Armies-raises a. in a nation's‡890 b summon a. from the earth.784 j Armor-adamantine armor....622 r a. all as strong our cause*..639m a. is his honest thought....305 q armor on armor shone... .636m arms on a. clashing bray'd**637 t no armour against fate.....141 b to put his a. off and rest....142 a Armourers-a. acc'mplishing*639 q Arms against a world in a... 81

all in arms all plumed*.. 46 p a man at a. must now serve.470w and his fifty a. so strong....615 n a. full strong and largely...616 h a. nor the gown, priests...421 p a. on armour clashing**....637 t a. outstretched as he*. 603 a a., take your last embrace*139 ƒ a. ye forge, another bears..152 bare arms stretched in.. .....610 g

bones out of their arms....484 broken under arms...... .444 close in my a. thou art.....377 q cross their a. and hang*. 62 w dear creature in one's a.....778 g desert in arms be crowned. 69 p exercise and proof of arms* 78 k faith; invincible in arms... 77 k fit arms against a war‡. ....256 n fold thine a., turn to thyt..526 8 for a. like yours were fitter.635 p he laid down his arms......443 i hug it in mine arms*.......139 & hundred arms the cypress 258 o in one another's arms**. ..360 t lay down my arms, never..469 i lotos spreads its a...........615 love's arms were wreathed+366 n made arms ridiculous**....579 i mine arms about that body*363 p muscles of his brawnya..§.430 h my soul's in a., and eager..572 8 negotiation before arms....736 1 overpowered with arms.... 69 o patient arms will fold.. .229m perfect in the use of arms*.639m Proteus to wreath your a.*. 56 b resist valor and arms. ....806 h since these a. of mine had*.574m spreads its fragrant arms..244 j strong than traitor's a.*....320 a sweet faces, rounded arms+383 k take arms against a*. .159 f take thou thy a. and come.443 g the arms are fair when the*639 r the clatter of a. drowns....775 l the din of arms, the yell....640 h their clean arms bared....431 o the nurse of arms.. .115 n the white arms.. ...211 d to arms! to arms! ye brave.637 i triumphed o'er our arms‡..631 f virtue and not to arms.....806 i white a. wreathed lightly..129 k white arms that encircle... 89 h whose a. gave shelter to*...612 i why do strong a. fatigue....181 o with fire that he arms.... .700 f with soft white arms.......147 x you close within my arms..644 x yourself into my arms.....333 r Army-a. and the navy had...581 x a. of the world's desires*...104 w a. is a school in which the..442 y army's stir and wave.......229 p Austrian a.awfully arrayed442 t church, army, physic, law.667 t hum of either a. stilly*....639 c I feel an army in my fist...784 i like a golden-shielded army400 q like an army defeated.....391 m Arminian-and an A. clergy...521 q Armistice-a short a. with....621 Arno-to A.'s myrtle border..580 c Arnold-worthless A. bears...608 b Aromatic-in aromatic paint..242 t Arose-third morning He a....165 i Arras-speech is like cloth of.574 i Array-cheapens his array....240 c in your saddest array......544 o linnet in thy green array¶.. 50 ƒ magnificently stern array1.636 b sorrow's dark array.. Arrayed-a., the lilies cry... 234 h Austrian army awfully a...442 t in glory are arrayed... ..233 8 Arrears-pay glad life's a.....346 b Arresting-a. the vast wheel..599 r Arrive-so mighty long ere it.605 k Arrival-a. of a thinker in....596 e

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Arrows-Cupid kills with a.*.364 p
darts or poisoned a. were..632 q
fleeter than a., bullets*. .537 x
fly his scattered golden a...401 e
his breath like silver a.....546 b
'mid the thick arrows.. ..206 d
nymph with arrows keen** 88 a
over whose heads those a..378 c
shot their arrows round....227 b
slings and arrows of*. ...159 f
swift-winged a. of light ...385 k
your arrows to the head*...639 a
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