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 1296 THORN THOUGHTS in the cushion of editorial 408 25 kings are crowned with t 376 16 like the old t. tree 96 23 loveliness born upon at 681 8 ne'er rose without the t 679 12 one t. of experience 245 4 on every t. wisdom grows 881 24 peeps beneath the t 633 8 plant in that bosom at 721 17 prickly t. often bears rosea 128 2 protection of the t 814 8 rankling t. to wear 454 12 spangles deck the t ££ strike a t. or rose 635 21 that guards the rose 140 4 withering on the virgin t 499 16 without t. the rose 680 2 see also Thorn p. 787 Thorn3-as the crackling of t 428 22 by the t. and by the wind 372 17 crown of t. . 114 6, 325 6, 607 12, 683 13 did not outlive the rose 681 7 didst tear the t 676 4 does not bloom without t 681 7 first to be touched by t 449 4 gathering t. they shake 907 3 is but a wreath of t 684 21 men gather grapes of t 303 26 mocked with crown of t 676 4 myrtle that grows among t 543 22 no t. no throne 664 6 of judgment 128 7 of many t. only one removed. . 760 12 outgrown like spiked aloe 679 18 pricked by the t 681 1 roses have t. and silver 266 26 set with little wilful t 896 17 thoughts are the t 920 27 touch'd by the t 698 18 we gather t. for flowers 416 5 which I have reap'd 670 7 Thorn-tree-built in a t 71 3 had a mind to Him 114 15 Thorny-life is t. and youth 467 11 point of bare distress 144 10 steep and t. way to heaven 631 11 Thou-art the man 491 20 beside me singing in 579 1 if t. wert there 578 14 such are t. and 1 126 13 what t. art any one may be. . . 126 13 whence and what are t 34 8 Thought-all things 1 1. 1 knew. .422 9 almost say her body t 35 5 amassed t. and experience 421 5 and deed not pedigree 25 11 and her shadowy brood 508 12 and less of t 134 5 armour is his honest t 372 14 as lasting but as senseless 215 24 author of that t 653 23 a weapon stronger 305 9 because we once t. so 423 3 been shared by thee 868 19 be it t. and done 8 20 be noble in every t 559 21 books are sepulchres of t 79 7 by want of t 239 29 call Musical T 602 9 oalm every t 131 8 cast of t. upon her face 61 23 chaos of t. and passion 491 9 corroding every t 404 17 deeper than all speech 270 13 delicate t. that cannot find. . . .578 3 Destiny, and the Grave 707 27 dome of T 736 24 each burning deed and t 447 17 earliest expression of t 367 11 echoed his ardent t 839 12 every t. of that Boft kind 598 18 exhausting t. and hiving 757 9 explore the t 15 19 expression is dress of t 758 23 feeling deeper than t 270 13 fling a t. across 219 l fly that tyrant t 437 12 for elevation of our t 242 16 for God's rose t 679 20 from a vain or shallow t 694 4 giver's loving t 507 14 give to each a tender t 339 1 globe is itself at 218 20 glow of lofty t 740 17 ' God t. about me 55 9 guides the principle of t 515 12 have common t 103 9 have no t. each of the other. . . 265 3 have the teacher in her t 780 7 Heaven's second t 895 2 he eased his t 131 7 he t. as a sage 270 10 human t. is the process 516 14 immoral, one corrupted t 607 16 in a general honest t 560 6 in her eyes at 246 17 in t.'s hushed hour 457 20 invaluable as vehicle of t 577 1 is free 808 24 I should not have t 284 26 is the noon of t 512 17 is tired of wandering 260 18 1. so once and now. . . .231 3, 444 21 knew an evil t 230 9 lands t. smoothly on shore 256 1 learning without t. is labor 435 11 let a t. of sorrow free 834 23 lie a t. more nigh 700 15 lifeisbutt 443 7 lighter than mind? At 915 15 like a passing t. she fled 839 8 like a pleasant t 156 15 like dew upon at _47 22 like some grave mighty t 559 4 loaded with at 45 13 loftiness of t. surpass'd 606 7 lost to manly t 731 25 love united to jealous t 403 17 lurking t. surprise 321 21 luxury of t 135 23 magnanimity of t 530 19 many a t. is wedded unto thee.. 38 14 may grace them more 516 8 measure of life 447 10 men use t. to justify wrong — 744 21 minister of T 796 2 more easily t. than said 343 30 never t. upon 301 7 new categories of t 218 17 no really great man ever t 340 20 no worldly t. o'ertakes him 427 7 ocean of t. and power. 297 25 of nothing beside 417 12 of thinking souls 461 11 oh! idle t 55716 old the t. and oft exprest 654 13 one finds in a book 653 23 one t. of thee puts all the 476 8 or want of t 632 10 out of darkness grows 613 19 pale cast of t 131 11 pansies send me back at 578 2 pebbles of our puddly t 94 7 penn' worth of bis t 919 11 pine-tree through my t 597 12 pleasing dreadful t 237 16 plunged in t. again 140 14 possessed with no other t 277 4 possesses or possess'd at 189 21 pure heroics! defect of t 665 12 pure in t. as angels are 476 20 Puritans gave not t. but action. 8 8 put on for villany 499 6 raise the t 779 24 responsible act and t 887 4 roaming in t 329 2 roses kindled into t 74 12 sad t. which I would banish. . .509 19 sailing high seas of t Ill 3 second t. of the people 610 16 seem'd as if each t. and look.. .698 19 sense from t. divide 698 7 separate t. from habit 777 8 shepin'din t 480 2 silent hour of inward t 194 23 some t., much whim 894 6 strange seas of t 694 14 stuck in my throat 403 13 sudden t. strikes me 302 1 surpassed the meter 839 12 take no t. for the morrow 305 11 take no t. for your life 213 11 tell of saddest t 690 1 that from man's mind 660 11 that iB big 162 10 that is my t. of you 750 6 think the t. of Lincoln 459 2 third of t 708 28 throbb'd not there at 338 4 till t. grew pain 3 1 to this 1. 1 hold 295 6 touch the whitest t 457 16 trembleintot 147 7 'twas the spring 466 5 two souls and one t 464 14 unviolated in t 662 9 utterance of t 43 16 wafts embodied t 617 18 was T.'s mysterious seat 687 13 weigh the t. that 285 18 weight upon waking t 202 4 well of lofty T 100 16 what he greatly t 160 12 what oft was t 884 24 when he t. of you first 364 20 when t. is speech 743 27 whose pictures t 232 17 wide as human t, 45 l wish was father to that t 882 19 with but a single t * 464 14 with little t. or care 718 12 without a t. disloyal 833 23 without learning is perilous. . . .435 11 would destroy their paradise. . .762 11 see also Thought pp. 787-790 Thoughtful-and the free 184 2 he had too t. a wit 885 28 stripling Will, the t.-eyed 899 8 thrifty and t. of others. 910 6 Thoughtless-thankless 493 6 warning for a t. man 548 3 Thoughts-above his falcon's 355 22 abstruse and mystic t 741 21 against despairing t 377 19 all t. all passions 467 12 amidst these restless t 669 11 and conduct are our own 99 17 and over-busy t 721 14 are the thorns 920 27 are your own 741 18 as harbingers 168 9 best of t. which he hath 490 2 best t. of greatest sages 79 6 broke their sleep with t 325 21 by myriad t. profound 59 8 by night are often 839 20 nh ftrin e all t. unholy. 68 6 childish t. like flowers 251 6 clearness ornaments t 758 26 conceal his inmost t 742 IB congeal to verse 872 16 covers a man t. and all 717 9 crown my t. with acts 8 20 dark soul and foul t 456 12 dark t. my spirit shroud 376 9 day t. feed nightly dreams. . . .734 IS declare the t. of men 741 10 deeds better than our t 10 13 disguise hist 742 5 employ your chiefest t 901 21 enter t. of desperate men 517 10 give most precious t 76 21 great t. great feelings came 397 IS her flocks are t 702 23 his t. immaculate 104 26 how can our Works and T„. . . 93 19 how his t. adore 33 18 images and precious t 509 18 in a flower bell 108 2 incline to blandishments 877 1 in t. more elevate 133 10 into our t., into our prayers. . . 27 6 kind t., contentment 135 2 link his written t 47 14 live in t. not breaths 441 6 looks and t. were downward. . .487 11 love's heralds should be t 479 18 love unite our t 776 10 more strong than poetic t 115 6 murder finest and elegant t. .. . 744 16 my 1. 1 did recoil 509 l my t. of white 457 22 my t. without ceasing 755 6 odda and ends of free t 724 3 of all the t. of God 717 6 of mortality cordial 530 14 of their most hidden t 648 1 of you I do remember 465 1 our t. are ours 264 19 our t. as boundless 548 15 painting of the t 220 4 pansies that's for t 578 8 pearls of t. in Persian 603 19