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I like the jads.... 887 8 I love the s 887 17 is ever to a soldier kind 726 18 poorest of the s. have still 153 19 still strikes an awe 889 7 such Polly, are your s 894 6 taxed their whole s. withal 894 14 the s.'s earliest care 830 11 to the last 888 20 what all your s. desire is 889 2 whatever may be the s 674 19 whose presence civilizes 804 8 Sexes-at once to confound 277 12 there are three s 724 25 Sexton-hand my grave to make. .413 2 hoary-headed chronicle 337 15 leaned a s. old 337 7 like a s. by her grave 695 1 our honest s. tells 118 6 play the s.'s part 338 10 Sextons-my lips the s. are 417 20 Shackles-of this tyrant vice 307 1 their s. fall 715 16 Shad-bush— White with flowers. 812 16 Shade-above s 813 7 and in her starry s 554 21 a noxious s. diffuse 877 21 as. immense 557 2 as its s. pursue 227 6 as soon dislodge as 440 3 bark had thrown a little s 694 is behold within the -eafy s 740 21 beneath the quivering s 29 11 blacker depth of s 527 19 by Victory made 832 22 calm s. shall bring 812 is cold s. of aristocracy 728 2 confusion sought the s 555 2 contiguity of s 730 12 contiguous s 814 10 dark s. escapes 389 14 deop'ning over s 814 7 elder brother e'en to s 561 16 fame the s. of immortality 259 23 flits the s of power 622 16 flower, that hidest in s 391 is folds of deepest s 718 6 for the leaves 123 10 Frankl'n's energetic s 218 14 from its s. the present hour 768 13 height by the s. it casts 513 4 her lustre and her s 525 lo himself as...., 700 l I bear light s. for 655 12 in freedoms hallowed s 588 l in s. and sun 675 18, 681 21 in sunshine and in s 299 4 in the chequer'd s. .. .151 10, 157 14 into the s. and loneliness 165 2 in tracing the s. find the sun. ..817 3 knew more of rest and s 361 IS life is checkered s. and 447 IS light above by the s. I throw. . 768 12 mistress of the s 575 2 monarch throws his army s — 356 6 muffledinas 6811 my s. descend illustrious 179 22 nos. and no shelter 614 14 no a. no shine, 562 11 o'er the dial glides a s 768 6 of that which was great 344 3 of their own vines 586 13 or in thy waving s 731 24 or more welcome s 235 5 pillar'd s. high over-arch'd. .. -271 24 Pompey*s s. complains 33 21 prospers in some happy s 521 6 rising thro' the mellow s 273 8 sacred s. and solitude 731 26 shadow of a s 840 3 shall crowd into as 764 16 she sat listening in the s 629 10 sings in the s. when all 427 15 sitting in a pleasant s 501 2 strength of s. and light 576 7 Summer-house that knows no. 307 16 sun lengthened every s 824 10 sweeter s. to shepherds 356 10 that follows wealth .302 6 thought in a green s 788 28 variable as the s 894 10 wander' d in the solitary s 892 20 was ever mark'd with s 767 22 what s. is to figures 521 8 with seats beneath the s 356 7 Shades-all the banks 463 20 and the fabled s 446 8 as evening s. prevail 525 6 bear our s. about us 826 1 careless in the mossy s 834 9 countless the s. which 830 27 crowns in s. likes these 14 6 dolefuls 363 7 false flitting s 204 6 ghosts and visionary s 921 15 hovering s. of night. 203 5 let me join faithful s 677 19 of everlasting night 797 11 offortyages 218 8 of night were falling 20 19 send me to the s 190 25 slept in their s 814 12 through Zamara's s 20 3 to closer s. panting flocks 764 17 Welcome ye s 814 9 Shadow-alarms the nervous 268 15 and light hiss 319 4 as if it were its s 313 17 beneath their palmy s 310 8 below the a. of a dream 703 14 coward s. eastward Hhrinlrg 739 20 darkened with her s 466 13 deep s of the porch S67 6 disdains the s 761 18 emerald s. fell 747 9 fleeth as it were as 164 20 float doublet swan and s 773 18 follow a s. it still flies 900 9 from a Soul on fire 361 11 God within the s 644 11 hair throws its s 815 10 hate is s 447 13 here's a s. found 826 6 her little light such s 55 13 history casts its s 367 22 hope beyond s. of a dream. . 38S 22 in itself sb 259 23 life's a flying s 767 20 Life's but a walking s 453 8 like a s. proves the substance. .227 6 lively S. World of Song 733 3 love like a s. flies 478 20 mark ray hours by s 76S 1 may find e'en in the s 559 2 may have just enough s 625 24 may see my s. as I pass 766 21 my s. walks before 238 12 o'er that brow a s. fling 288 3 of a dream 21 9 of a great affliction 12 17 of a mighty name 542 21 of a shade 840 3 of a starless night 190 16