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the son of god71
the tree of life19
the end of the18
to whom thus michael16
to whom our saviour14
of good and evil13
to whom thus eve12
to whom thus adam12
so spake the son10
by the tree of10
on the death of10
due to other cares9
that it was good9
my thoughts are due9
hymn on the nativity9
cares than those of9
than those of feeding9
thoughts are due to9
those of feeding you9
to other cares than9
are due to other9
the death of the9
other cares than those9
thoughts are all now8
another on the same8
my thoughts are all8
to whom the angel8
of god and man8
the tree of knowledge8
to whom the tempter8
are all now due8
due to other care8
among the sons of8
all now due to8
now due to other8
son of god to8
knowledge of good and8
to whom thus jesus8
the house of god8
from side to side7
to the sons of7
the sons of men7
at the age of7
of joy and love7
the gates of hell7
the genius of the7
the sons of god7
spake the son of6
and in his hand6
the trees of god6
hear the tread of6
both good and evil6
with the sound of6
silver lining on the6
i do not think6
sable cloud turn forth6
on the top of6
the kingdoms of the6
in sight of god6
the law of god6
her silver lining on6
kingdoms of the world6
cloud turn forth her6
when time shall be6
all the host of6
of the fruit of6
on the other side6
nations shall be blest6
turn forth her silver6
i hear the tread6
the voice of god6
to whom the son6
of the most high6
of heaven and earth6
beast of all the6
to the tree of6
saw that it was6
on the throne of6
forth her silver lining6
lining on the night6
stand in sight of6
a sable cloud turn6
of all the field6
as the sound of6
the mouth of hell6
the sword of michael6
all nations shall be6
to till the ground6
genius of the wood5
of this new world5
the fable of bellerus5
on the morning of5
in the land of5
the forehead of the5
so spake the false5
the wall of heaven5
and now the sun5
the best of all5
to the place of5
the heaven of heavens5
at the time of5
and in a moment5
on the burning lake5
and on the ground5
genius of the shore5
at the same time5
to the service of5
against the eastern gate5
the graces and the5
that i should fear5
it is to be5
or have i said5
the bottom of the5
all the ground with5
stretched out all the5
in the second edition5
the earl of bridgewater5
but of divine effect5
end of all thy5
that which is not5
the lord thy god5
i fairly step aside5
from the top of5
leaves before the mellowing4
arcadia hath not seen4
to meditate my rural4
with difficulty and labour4
of the italian poems4
both when we wake4
to the son of4
the end of all4
is just and right4
but not the praise4
as well as i4
corydon and thyrsis met4
the race of israel4
with a sad leaden4
is meant than meets4
daily with his clouted4
but of the tree4
to the place repairing4
which when i did4
garden forth to till4
where your old bards4
rest were long to4
lean and flashy songs4
or call up him4
chains of erebus to4
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to his only son4
treads on it daily4
shall be in eternal4
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if you let slip4
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of all our woe4
one blot of all4
rural queen all arcadia4
each bird and beast4
death of the bishop4
if ye be found4
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on the wings of4
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the sense of human4
he scarce had ended4
all good to me4
on it daily with4
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the house of woe4
but keep thy wonted4
my sister so to4
that stand in sight4
the glistering foil set4
fable of bellerus old4
the third part of4
holds his dear psyche4
may heave his head4
within thy airy shell4
thy rapt soul sitting4
all the days of4
of small regard to4
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eternal restless change self4
chance she is not4
swart faery of the4
do thee little stead4
tumult of loud mirth4
on the shaggy top4
presented at ludlow castle4
both spear and shield4
be in eternal restless4
the mind of god4
to that new world4
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faery of the mine4
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the age of twenty4
the voice of my4
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what i was in4
for whom all this4
be all in all4
and left the front4
now thou art gone4
to know no more4
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as from a second4
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the seat of god4
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with charm of earliest4
of pastoral reed with4
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of a thousand names4
two sister graces more4
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the face of things4
gay creatures of the4
at the foot of4
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facsimile of title page4
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the face of earth4
drive them out from4
us from the dust4
lap it in elysium4
and round about him4
and let them be4
the power of the4
let them be for4
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the new created world4
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daughter of god and4
a strong siding champion4
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sitting in thine eyes4
how chance she is4
in the glistering foil4
another to the same4
of god or angel4
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from off the eaves4
the marchioness of winchester4
to live with her4
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can bolt her arguments4
to right and left4
creatures of the element4
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of all this world4
of this infernal pit4
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the author of all4
hit the sense of4
how little you bested4
of this drear wood4
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the fair hesperian tree4
he knew himself to4
the ford of jordan4
not to taste that4
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i will bring thee4
that thou shouldst not4
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with a shower still4
along the crisped shades4
twigs of his spells4
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on this delightful land4
the fount of life4
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the hounds and horn4
handed engine at the4
of all his works4
when vice can bolt4
after this mortal change4
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to thee i have4
and storied windows richly4
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ready to smite once4
the days of thy4
the service of this4
can do thee little4
and to the place4
with the force of4
you let slip time4
from pole to pole4
thick clouds and dark4
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after the tuscan mariners4
but now i see4
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worth of this pure4
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every shepherd tells his4
abraham and his seed4
drew after him the4
and know not that4
their lean and flashy4
beast of the field4
the right hand of4
just hands on that4
my window bid good4
sister so to seek4
in the wide wilderness4
and build the lofty4
grant they be so4
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out from god and4
place repairing where he4
sisters of the sacred4
a world of woe4
that he may know4
soul sitting in thine4
backward mutters of dissevering4
resounding grace to all4
this new created world4
in a golden chain4
over all his works4
see note on comus4
the pilot of the4
and all the world4
the wicker hole of4
the great vision of4
the place repairing where4
small regard to see4
forth to till the4
translations of the italian4
in his seed all4
the sounds and seas4
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to lay their just4
the image of god4
which the wife of4
the prince of darkness4
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the race of mankind4
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days of thy life4
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from the wicker hole4
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reed with oaten stops4
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ye be found obedient4
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stands ready to smite4
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of nature draw me4
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in the firmament of4
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her son that rules4
toward the gates of4
so great a foe4
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him that left half4
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a green mantling vine4
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in weeds of peace4
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the songs of sirens4
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robe of darkest grain4
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vision of the guarded4
the ribs of death4
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the point of dawn4
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the star that bids4
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henry vane the younger4
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of the guarded mount4
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