" . . . enough ___ hang" | 34 |
" . . . enter ___ of friends": Cowper | 47 |
" . . . enter ___": Matt. 10:5 | 40 |
" . . . equal right ___ and women" | 44 |
" . . . ere I saw ___" | 32 |
" . . . ere I ___ Elba" | 33 |
" . . . ethereal ___, come": Thomson | 46 |
" . . . even good old Homer ___" | 42 |
" . . . every fool is not ___": Pope | 46 |
" . . . every prospect ___": Heber | 44 |
" . . . eyes but ___ not" | 35 |
" . . . eyes, but they ___" | 37 |
" . . . faces in the ___": Pound | 42 |
" . . . fame of friend ___": Riley | 44 |
" . . . fears that I may ___ be": Keats | 49 |
" . . . fell ___ thieves": Luke 10:30 | 47 |
" . . . fetch ___ of water" | 37 |
" . . . first ___": Lee | 33 |
" . . . fled to brutish ___": Shak. | 45 |
" . . . flies on summer ___": Keats | 45 |
" . . . for man or ___" | 33 |
" . . . for me and my ___" | 36 |
" . . . for spacious ___" | 35 |
" . . . for the gain of ___": Swift | 45 |
" . . . for the grace of God, ___" | 44 |
" . . . for tomorrow ___" | 35 |
" . . . for ___ in joy!": Browning | 44 |
" . . . for ___ of ale": Shak. | 40 |
" . . . for ___ of woman born": Shak. | 47 |
" . . . forsaking all ___" | 36 |
" . . . fresh ___ of night": Milton | 45 |
" . . . from Ghent to ___" | 36 |
" . . . from so deep ___?": Shak. | 43 |
" . . . from ___ dream of peace" | 42 |
" . . . from ___ dream of peace": Hunt | 48 |
" . . . from ___ even to Beersheba" | 45 |
" . . . from ___ hurled Pelion": Ovid | 47 |
" . . . from ___ shining . . . " | 42 |
" . . . frost ___ the punkin" | 39 |
" . . . fury like a woman ___" | 40 |
" . . . gem of purest ray ___": Gray | 46 |
" . . . gently ___ perfumed sea": Poe | 47 |
" . . . get a man with ___": Berlin | 45 |
" . . . get you ___ of horns": Shak. | 46 |
" . . . GETTING ON IN YEARS . . . " | 45 |
" . . . ghoul-haunted woodland of ___" | 48 |
" . . . gift is from ___": James 1:17 | 47 |
" . . . gimble in the ___": Carroll | 45 |
" . . . glory of an ___ day": Shak. | 45 |
" . . . go to the Warres in ___" | 42 |
" . . . God ___ joined together" | 42 |
" . . . goes out like ___" | 36 |
" . . . going to St. ___" | 35 |
" . . . gold in them ___ hills" | 41 |
" . . . gold in ___ thar hills" | 41 |
" . . . good-will ___!": Longfellow | 45 |
" . . . great ___ second course": Shak. | 49 |
" . . . Group Therapy" author | 39 |
" . . . grow too ___ dream" | 37 |
" . . . grown by what it ___": Hamlet | 47 |
" . . . had a farm ___ - O" | 37 |
" . . . hair of my ___ chin-chin" | 43 |
" . . . halls with boughs ___" | 40 |
" . . . happily __ after" | 35 |
" . . . happily ___ after" | 36 |
" . . . haughty gallant, ___?": N. Rowe | 49 |
" . . . have you ___ wool?" | 37 |
" . . . he bowed, ___": Judges 5:27 | 45 |
" . . . he ___ crooked mile" | 38 |
" . . . he ___ different drummer" | 43 |
" . . . he ___ known my name" | 39 |
" . . . head that ___ crown" | 38 |
" . . . hear ___ drop" | 32 |
" . . . heart grow ___" | 33 |
" . . . heart that laughs ___" | 40 |
" . . . her poor dog ___" | 35 |
" . . . hiss'd him ___": Shak. | 44 |
" . . . home of the ___" | 34 |
" . . . honor is ___ scutcheon": Shak. | 48 |
" . . . hour at ___": Burns | 37 |
" . . . house is his ___" | 35 |
" . . . house that Jack ___" | 38 |
" . . . how a book of ___ made" | 41 |
" . . . how bitter ___ . . . !": Dante | 48 |
" . . . how like ___!": Hamlet | 40 |
" . . . how like ___": Hamlet | 39 |
" . . . hurt the ___ love" | 36 |
" . . . I am even ___ thanks" | 39 |
" . . . I am incapable of ___": Lamb | 46 |
" . . . I am what ___": I Cor. 15:10 | 46 |
" . . . I am ___ the gods": Socrates | 46 |
" . . . I am ___": Romeo | 34 |
" . . . I do feel't and ___": Shak. | 49 |
" . . . I eat what ___!": Carroll | 43 |
" . . . I eat what ___": Mad Hatter | 45 |
" . . . I obeyed as ___": Gibbon | 42 |
" . . . I say, not ___" | 33 |
" . . . I shall not ___" | 34 |
" . . . I stand ___ upon a rock": Shak. | 49 |
" . . . I WAS BROUGHT UP IN PICTURES" | 47 |