INDEX OF FIRST LINES. A BARD, dear muse, unapt to sing.. AH me! those old familiar bounds !.. AIRY, fairy Lilian...... A is an angel of blushing eighteen A KNIGHT and a lady once met in a grove... ALL honor to woman, the sweetheart, the wife... AND this was your cradle? Why surely, my Jenny PAGE 362 381 117 55 289 192 263 41 353 100 149 62 As beautiful Kitty one morning was tripping.. 379 366 A SIMPLE child has claims.... 159 As I sat at the café I said to myself...... 300 As I went to the wake that is held on the green. No, no,"-with a sweet smile beneath 267 “A TEMPLE to Friendship," said Laura, enchanted... Ay, here stands the Poplar, so tall and so stately........ 262 FILL the goblet again! for I never before.. 273 FOREVER! 'Tis a single word.... 190 FOR many a winter in Billiter-lane. 256 GOOD-NIGHT? ah! no; the hour is ill. 275 GOOD pastry is vended.. 151 Go-you may call it madness, folly.. 246 HERE on my desk it lies ... 347 HERE, where the beech-nuts drop among the grasses.... 210 He stood, a worn-out City clerk.... 176 I ASKED my fair one happy day... 253 I'D "read" three hours. Both notes and text... 219 IF every flower's an emblem, as you say. 393 If I were you, when ladies at the play, sir.. 197 If this should fail, why then I scarcely know. 205 I'm often asked by plodding souls.. IN London I never know what I'd be at. IF you've nothing, dear, to tell me.... I KNOW not of what we pondered I'LL tell you a story that's not in Tom Moore.. I LOVE to hear thine earnest voice.. I'm in love with neighbor Nelly. IN Clementina's artless mien. 389 185 65 84 313 353 40 240 IN tattered old slippers that toast at the bars.. IN the greenest growth of the May-time. I PLAY'D with you 'mid cowslips blowing. I PLUNGE my hand among the leaves.. I RECOLLECT a nurse called Ann.. 102 385 335 270 222 168 INDEX. I REMEMBER the time ere his temples were grey 1 SAW him once before. PAGE IT cannot be said I've no love... I THINK, whatever mortals crave. IT ripen'd by the river banks... It's a singular fact that whenever I order. I'VE a sweetheart blithe and gay.. JENNY kissed me when we met..... LADY, very fair are you... LAST year I trod these fields with Di.. LAUGH on, fair Cousins, for to you.. MADAM, you are very pressing.... My neighbor White; we met to-day.. My temples throb, my pulses boil.. 260 NATURE! thy fair and smiling face....... Now o'er the landscape crowd the deepening shades..... 188 PAGE On this Tree if a nightingale settles and sings POOR Rose! I lift you from the street. REASON, and Folly, and Beauty, they say.. SHE has beauty, but still you must keep your heart cool.. SHE passed up the aisle on the arm of her sire.... SHE'S jealous! Am I sorry? No!..... SHE then must once have looked, as I. 357 232 359 49 47 154 158 234 225 SIR POET, ere you crossed the lawn.. SLY Beelzebub took all occasions.. STILL on the tower stood the vane.. SUNNY breadth of roses. SWEET flower, that with thy soft blue eye. TAKE my cloak--and now fix my veil, Jenny.. THERE sits a bird on every trce THE time I've lost in wooing.. THE wind and the beam loved the rose. THE wisest of the wise...... THEY may talk of love in a cottage, THEY nearly strike me dumb.. 167 253 286 327 269 310 368 387 155 339 320 142 268 326 87 294 373 308 45 38 135 |