SPRING STAIRS
at s. do yield forth bud 874 11 back to their a 12 3 be far behind 874 5 began s. time with one love 500 20 bursts today 210 3 causing a s. of virtues 467 4 child of dimpled S 680 13 companions of the s 153 8 cuckoo messenger of S 153 13 days are yet all s 66 15 days will soon reach us 19 14 doe bring in the s 834 7 do not s. into beauty 309 9 dream of iS 908 15 emeralds of the s 790 21 entomb'd in autumn lies 287 10 every changing gale of s 356 14 eyes of s. so azure 834 6 fair S. shall give another 146 17 faun in the s. time 873 25 first question'd winter's 633 12 first told us of the s 73 18 forsaken by the s 52 12 from no petty cause 670 21 from theCastalian s 323 14 from thee great God we s 317 10 had made a lasting s 539 18 happiness no second s 501 17 happy fragrant birth 280 1 harbinger of S 152 6, 676 10 have so short as 155 5 in early s 409 8 infants of the s 924 2 in genial s. beneath the 29 11 in my breast S. wakens 835 1 in my heart agen 458 1 in S. the Poet is glad 609 8 into summer, summer into fall. 694 21 is in her train 38 7 is your sole historian 597 18 it shall be forever S 726 20 language wherewith S 146 27 lap of the new come s 834 19 last-born darling 501 3 latest flower of s 123 19 laugh O murmuring 8. .391 14, 574 1 like youth, fresh blossoms 13 16 mad s. weather 69 17 master of this night of S 626 7 may boast her flowery prime... 52 * may love them 633 14 middle summer's s 764 21 no s. nor summer beauty 13 10 now 'tis the s 867 11 of light 58 II of love and youth 582 II of love gushed from my heart.. 711* of love resembleth 480 8 of s. the fairest flower 680 19 one swallow does not make s. . . 772 4 on summer's confines 280 20 put on to welcome s 676 8 remains the sign of S 483 G shall plant, Autumn garner 544 13 shuts tine s. of love 469 19 sort of s. rash 462 13 spread rose-beds 678 23 symphony of s 153 14 taste not the Pierian s. ..... . .436 8 taste the honied s 923 3 tellherof s 678 8 the following s. supplies 489 19 then leaps in s 877 19 there is whose silver — 463 20 this our parting s 676 10 thought 'twas the s 466 G thy mouth reveals the s 321 20 time on the eastern hills 748 16 to snare them all 139 18 'twas s., I smiled 233 8 unseen s. faintly cries 494 12 venturous harbinger of S 723 19 water from affection's s 257 10 we paired in S 88 9 were all your own 835 6 white foam of the S 557 4 whoso spareth the s* 650 19 winter into s 377 26, 694 21 wish s. would go faster 390 7 with ever-returning s 457 1 1 with tiger-s. dost leap 665 13 would not s. up 44 17 wreathe the locks of S 723 17 see also Spring pp. 746-748 Springing-to his height 273 11 up to the broad blue sky 427 19 Springs-actions take their s 315 17 beside the s. of Dove 565 21 briny riv'lets to their s 783 23 contains a thousand s 454 20 fount of joy's delicious s 409 17 four wanton s 906 20 Helicon's harmonious s 84 17 hundred flowery s 37 10 in other s. our life may 55 13 joys of vanished s 38 16 make six-and-twenty s 922 10 there s. up for a time 440 16 the s. to meet the sunshine. . . .472 9 thine eyes are s 246 23 to catch woodcocks 841 9 to water at those s 427 21 with various s. for various 347 3 Springtide-through our s. air 282 1 Sprinkled-dewdrops s. o'er her. . .413 4 from the s. isles 401 11 with perle 349 16 Sprite-begotten of a summer 600 5 every one lets forth his s 34 17 Sprout-vine of glossy s 279 18 Spruce-little fellow 71 3 Spruch-sein S. war, leben 452 1 Sprung-man s. from himself 25 16 race from which he s 543 7 Spun-instants s. to days 448 7 she neither sew'd nor s 458 14 were so richly s 701 9 Spur-any s. but our own cause.. .696 22 applause the s. of noble 37 1 envy's a sharper s. than pay. . . 48 24 honour, the s that pricks 374 2 to prick the sides 21 16 your proud horseB 857 3 Spurn-at his edict, and fulfill 535 3 her bounded reign 49 13 him with his foot 829 13 Spurned-age hath s. in vain 797 16 Spurning-a crown 862 l Spurns-merit of the unworthy. . .511 6 that patient merit 763 16 Spurred-boldly on 602 17 booted and s. to ride 854 15 on by rival valor 829 10 Spurs-guilt s. no knight 35 2 that s. too fast betimes 354 5 truths ring out like s 739 2 Spy-becomes the s. of Time 796 2 infected that infected s 771 17 into abuses 404 11 is but sorrow's s 421 l Squad-your auld-warld s 125 21 Squadron-the mustering s 844 l Squadrons-the big s 843 9 Squander-do not s. time 445 6 Squandered-dishonorably s 615 8 Squanders-a life for fame 257 26 Square-a s. of text 80 14 can never make as 485 26 faithful thronged the s 627 18 give people s. deal 87 4 in fashion s. or round 304 13 our guess by shows 632 3 person into round hole 916 18 regiment's in 'ollow s 727 7 unions shall have s. deal 334 8 Squares-changes a into circles. . . 94 16 Squeak-and gibber 34 11 naturally as pigs s 460 3 Squeaks-the fiddle sharp 540 11 Squeezing-of a lemon 353 19 Squills-the bright blue s 307 14 Squintr-banish s. suspicion 102 11 Squinting-at sheet of paper 40 3 upon the lustre 261 12 Squire-knight and many as 403 1 of low degree 565 18 Squirrel-chattering overhead .... 45 14 from s. skin, Marcosset 560 20 the s.'s laughter 698 26 Squirtguns-on burnin' pit 208 2 Sta-come torre ferma 142 13 Staat-Sonne geht in meinem S.. .616 14 Stab-do I s. this man 415 7 glances of hatred that s 354 14 noble Caesar saw him s 394 2 nos. the soul can kill. 739 1 Stabat-mater, dolorosa 531 1 Stabbed with laughter 429 26 Stahbing-to be s. yourself 418 13 Stability-or enlargement of 654, 9 Stabilius-imperium credit s 334 22 Stable-good horse in the s 596 17 horse The has in his s 613 10 nots. for thee 685 17 Stabs-every word s 744 6 with be mook'd-at s... 264 27 you for a jest 207 10 Stacked-with defunctLadyMuggSOO 2 Stadtmarchen-sobald sie S 562 3 Staff-a tipped s. he held 878 6 at the last a crooked s 407 26 bending s. I would not break . . 255 23 bread the s. of life 211 23 corn the s. of life 139 16 fonder of my s 16 3 hope is a lover's s 377 19 of empire is curved 330 4 of honor for mine age 17 8 of this broken reed 816 29 plain as a pike s 642 18 quickly found to beat dog 571 14 shot thro' the s 275 16 should make a s. to lean on . . . 437 19 stay and the s 212 7 thy rod and thy s 124 17 when the pole was as 274 13 Stag-first catch the s 645 6 this day a s. must die 108 8 Stage-advanced as 163 27 all the world's as 16 13, 913 8 a silent s 14 11 assert the s 5 9 certain kynde of s. plaie 445 1 comic s. deserted weeps 232 16 drives thee off the s 14 16, 15 18 drown the s. with tears 5 16 earth as 914 2 ere life's mid s. we tread 180 22 flits across the s 34 3 lags the veteran on the s 14 20 me to their eyes 37 8 musty morals on the s 287 6 not the mere s. of life 351 14 of his career 921 10 on the s. he was natural 4 17 on which all parts are 914 24 poor degraded s 6 8 pulpit, and the s 150 12 resign the s. we tread on 797 12 shoves you from the s 15 18 speak in public on the s 573 4 this huge s. presenteth nought. 147 17 to the well-trod s 701 16 to this great s. of fools 782 26 tragic muse first trod the s 5 9 upon the s. they make a Hit. . . 365 7 where every man must play . . . 916 12 with hate found only on the S..354 10 wonder of our s 701 10 world was like as 913 11 Stage-coach-travelling in a s 94 19 Stagers-cunning s. say 41 20 Stages-life's succeeding s 793 4 that in our latter s 454 10 where'er his s. have been 395 12 Staggered-the boldest, s 195 9 Staggers-thus my person 177 22 Staghound-every s. bayed 631 19 Stagnant-in chains 651 1 running stream, not s. pool. . . .351 6 Stagnation-all is s. , cold 356 22 to others, mere s 351 19 Stagyrite-ethical work by the S. . 97 11 Stain-dark hues with every s. . . .281 1 felt a s. like a wound 108 13 heart without as 358 6 must get the weathers 402 11 Stained-the king's own land 177 22 Stains-mental s. can not 868 6 the white radiance 238 8 Stair-as he comes up the s 102 8 Earl of S. whose turn 802 9 Eastern sanctuary-s 769 i 3 my path was like as 359 18 one with marvelous s 553 1 Staire-as he treads on them 614 21 descend another's s 244 21 down the s. she jumps 536 20 false as s. of sand 146 8 great world's altar 8 345 4 they Hoist me up the S 286 1 until I am below s 884 4
