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met the s.'s bravado	462	9
might supply the s	272	4
more beautifully steep	785	12
morning s. and wine-bred	220	35
myself in Huncamunca's	247	21
my s. sets to rise again	442	7
nature's second s.	467	1
neither the s. nor death	170	25
never sets in Spanish	616	19
never sets upon Dominions	615	14
never sleep the s. up	721	7
no new thing under the s.	561	21
noon-glory gaze	768	20
no s. upon an Easter day	286	11
nothing under the s.	3	9
no worship to garish s.	479	20
now the s. is gleaming	455	18
obeys them, and moon	574	4
observing marigold	494	20
o'er the s.'s bright couch	123	11
of Bolingbroke	723	12
of liberty is set	438	14
of righteousness arise	542	24
of the maturing s.	52	6
once I beheld a s.	123	17
one s. by day	752	12
over all, the blessed s.	353	3
palace of the s.	418	1
place in the s. is mine	616	7
plants never saw the s.	635	8
potent over s. and star	483	21
presence of the s.	814	15
rain and s. a rainbow	656	4
revolving splendour	768	15
rise to prevent the s.	721	7
rubied s. in a Venice-sail	53	1
scarred by the s., dear lass.	703	16
see the s. for the last time	175	5
set is the s. of my years	15	9
shall be, beneath the s.	424	2
shall be sentry	458	11
shall End out the s.	817	3
shall not smite thee	644	18
she scarce could see the s.	361	14
she snatches from the s.	786	21
shine on you like the s.	250	9
shines on the wicked	236	6
shining tissues in the s.	279	1
shootes at the midday s.	761	24
side that's next the s.	252	10
slant s. of February	270	6
snow drops feel as yet the s.	747	19
soar upward to the s.	738	3
stain both moon and s.	266	26
standards in the s.	853	12
stony channels in the s.	302	16
street that fronts the s.	882	12
sudden s. and clatter	38	7
sweet ray is hovering	88	12
sweets to well-wooing s.	682	11
tapers to the s.	48	9
	51	13
temper the glare of the s.	625	24
that brief December day rose	184	8
that sets upon the sea	141	12
that s. like this from which	140	8
the s.hosset	898	1
the s.'s a thief	786	11
the s. is set	824	4
the s. was high	88	13
they first feel the s.	280	1
though s. and moon	837	9
through the bower peeps	717	14
tidings of the s.'s uprise	656	15
till the s. grows cold	482	4
tinged by the rising s.	122	13
unless s. were in the sky	483	19
upon an Easter-day	158	10
walks under mid-day s.	130	21
warmed by the s.	591	17
warms in the s.	546	19
warm summer s.	233	12
warm s. is failing	52	16
warrior's s. has set	851	10
was gone now	527	6
was laughing	417	12
waylay the rising s.	723	20
weary s. hath made	824	19
we live by invisible s.	442	3
were there no s. to call	680	11
when Honor's s. declines	435	10
when the s. goes down	563	1
when the s. in bed	123	1
when the s.'s away	822	21
when the s. is cool	307	9
when the s. is shining	700	5
when the s. sets, who doth	754	18
when the s. was low	401	10
when the s. went down	441	14
where the s.'s dart clove her	484
whitens in the s.	108	17
whose low descending s.	161	6
window where the s. came	507	7
with the setting s.	193	1
with the s. thy daily course.	737	18
world without as	488	14
yet the s. was not	456	17
see also Sun pp. 765-767. Sunrise, Sunset pp. 769, 770
Sunbeam-in a winter's day	444	14
truth impossible to soil as s.	820	24
written with a s.	766	2
Sunbeams-burnished s.	381	13
but s. lifted higher	737	20
dropped their gold	823	15
extracting s. out of cucumbers.	400	10
it is as true as s.	253	18
motes that people the s.	766	8
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same carpet with the s.	547	18
stream through liberal space.	597	12
the s. fall	378	5
vanished in the s.	209	6
Sunday-came to port last s.	54	9
equal on s. in the pew	295	2
some write for 'tis s.	51	10
will weep on s.	429	1
see also Sabbath p. 689
Sundays-begin journey on s.	810	20
chicken in his pot on s.	211	19
how pass your s.	273	12
see also Sabbath p. 689
Sunder-do s. and not kiss	418	17
S{{}}nder-nicht ein S. sein	619	5
und hose Geister	456	24
Sundown-go to bed at s.	82	2
splendid	169	11
Sunflower-like a s. by a brook.	698	19
like the broad-faced s.	277	17
turns on her god	474	20
yellow s. by the brook	278	6
see also Sunflower p. 768
Sunflowers-valorous s.	277	16
Sung-ever fondly s.	578	2
has s. for three years	791	1
in early Greece she s.	536	8
in his warm youth	724	3
lamentably	56	17
must be s. together	22	13
of pastures, fields	235	7
only s. for certain time	56	12
the shepherds	52	13
together s. Te Deum	539	20
where Sappho loved and s.	342	4
who s. under the sea	538	13
you ne'er s. nor heard	89	14
see also Singing pp. 712, 713
Sunium-'s marbled steep	772	17
Sunk-to the bottom of the sea	503	1
without trace	850	16
Sunless-the s. retreats	627	10
Sunlight-as s. drinketh dew	419	14
breaking through	45	14
flowerets in s. shining	280	3
golden hair, like s.	349	4
his s. still sleeps	110	5
shames November	52	15
through s. wheeling	901	7
to-morrow's s. will be the last.	441	3
where the a. serves	401	18
wide the golden s. flows	722	3
Sun-lit-beneath the s. sky	567	1
flies in s. skies	481	17
Sunning-ragged beggar s.	218	6
Sunny-air is fresh and s.	501	1
as her skies	887	12
beauties from the s. ray	826	3
count the s. and cloudy	766	15
glow which brings	256	23
lengthen a s. mood	109	8
mark your s. hours	768	1
present its s. side	351	16
shady side and the s	922	8
thoughts and s. weather	52	11
toward the s. side	923	7
Sunrise-gates open toward s.	694	18
great earthquaking s.	769	14
like the strong s.	209	16
wakes the lark to sing	427	18
Sun-rising-manna after s.	721	7
Suns-blest by s. of home	223	1
light of setting s.	767	11
like fire-hearted s.	6	26
may set and rise	166	3
meek s. grow brief	568	16
process of the s.	790	7
rise and set	834	12
sky full of silent s.	714	4
that gild vernal morn	781	6
to light me rise	546	18
vernal s. and vernal gales	458	13
when those fair s. shall set	348	21
Sunset-and evening star	179	7
at s. were seen	844	4
cloud-continents of s.-seas	769	17
day-book open until s.	7	14
ere s. all is snow	694	20
fevered with the s.	809	18
flows into golden	750	6
from dawn to s.'s marge	55	13
fulfilled it with s. glow	538	16
golden s. leaves its ray	680	6
in s.'s golden and crimson	553	2
in the light of s.	122	21
just after 8	122	18
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luscious fruit of s. hue	572	10
o'er all alike imperial s	339	1
of a tedious day	231	14
of hope	377	21
of our day	13	11
sunken s. from the deep	796	11
the s.'s turquoise marge	525	13
'tis the s. of life gives me	304	26
with the s.'s fire	527	16
Sunset-lands-from out the s.	824	9
Sunsets-lonely s. flare	770	11
Sun-shaped-blossoms show	326	6
Suns in—air is full of s	23	3
and rain at once	245	12
aye shall light the sky	414	11
catch the s. and dew	88	4
checkered shade and s.	447	13
despised in the s. hour	574	17
dreams of s. and June	878	7
eternal s. settles on its head.	127	17
fails, the shadows	14	25
February s. steeps	270	7
fold me from s.	326	3
follows the rain	914	13
follow the rain	128	1
friends together in s	299	4
gracious ass	458	6
heaven's warm s. in	911	20
host in the s.	155	18
in the shady place	252	9
in the s. strikes	262	8
in the torrent of the s.	315	19
let lusty s. fall	556	10
love is s., hate is shadow	447	13
makes 'em all sweet	597	14
murk thine by s.	768	7
of an April day	197	21
of kind looks	872	19
of the breast	376	5
outfaces that s.	247	8
pledge of peace and s.	656	6
pour back the s.	109	17
rippling goes the s.	67	7
soul's calms	837	24
spot with s. the early	155	3
Spring! in s. clad	747	17
springs to meet the s.	472	9
suddenly B. and perfect blue.	38	11
sweet calm s. of October	568	17
the s. and the dew	578	5
the s. patriot	853	6
very s. loved them	577	19
yellow as s.	578	2
see also Sun pp. 765-767
Sunthaw-thatch smoke in s	694	19
Sup-lives longest does but s.	446	2
oldest only s. and go to bed.	444	20
upon myself	28	10
Supellex-tibi curta s.	103	3
Super-himself B.-excellent	605	18
nisi a. humana se	345	7
Superae-sibi vindicant potestas.	760	16
Superanda-omnis fortuna	584	20
Superat-si cum sumptus s.	87	1
Superavacum-omnes s. pleno.	312	4
Superbia-adjuncta s. mores	559	12
invidia ed avarizia	239	24