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John Bartlett (1820–1905). Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. 1919.

Conordane Index Page 187 John Bartlett

 
Life, Oh death in, 673.
of a man a poem of its sort, 582.
of a man faithfully recorded, 582.
of care, weep away the, 566.
of danger and hardship, 537.
of its lambent gleam, 832.
of joy, renews the, 579.
of man brutish and short, 200.
of man but a point of time, 915.
of man less than a span, 170.
of mingled pains, this, 683.
of mortal breath, 642.
of poor Jack, watch for the, 436.
of the building, stole thence the, 120.
of the husbandman, 612.
of the law, reason is the, 24.
on any chance, set my, 121.
on the ocean of, we pass, 644.
on the ocean wave, 714.
outlive his, half a year, 138.
passing on the prisoner’s, 47.
perfected by death, 657.
piercing the depths of, 542.
presiding angel o’er his, 455.
protracted is protracted woe, 365.
pulse of, stood still, 306.
pursue, not for nothing that we, 276.
questioned me the story of my, 150.
rainbow to the storms of, 550.
ring in the nobler modes of, 676.
sacred burden is this, 686.
seasoned, of man, 254.
seemed formed of sunny years, 662.
seemed one pure delight, 597.
sequestered vale of, 385, 425.
set gray, 668.
set upon a cast, 98.
she was his, 553.
short art is long, 989.
short therefore is man’s, 936.
should teach, my own dim, 675.
significance of, 996.
so dear or peace so sweet, 430.
so his, has flowed, 579.
so precious, is, 798.
so softly death succeeded, 270.
sooth ’t were a pleasant, 611.
spent worthily, 443.
spirit giveth, 1038.
staff of my, 972.
struggling for, 370.
sunset of the, 514.
sweat under a weary, 136.
sweet civilities of, 273.
sweetener of, 354.
take no thought for your, 1030.
taste lifts him into, 421.
tedious as a twice-told tale, 79.
thanking the Lord for a, 749.
that breathes with human, no, 666.
that dares send a challenge, 258.
that death to, can give, 799.
that, is long, 309.
that lies before, 712.
that man liveth, 935.
the desire of, peace, 837.
the race is a, 627.
the shadow of death, 805.
Life, the spirit of, 857.
then seemed one pure delight, 597.
this house to be let for, 204.
this strange disease of modern, 753.
this, we live and see, 810.
thou art a galling load, 448.
thread of, wove with pain, 343.
’t is all a cheat, 276.
to come, expatiates in a, 315.
to come, we’ld jump the, 118.
to lead a tranquil, 938.
to live not the whole of, 496.
to simplify my way of, 581.
toil is the law of, 786.
took a man’s, with him, 582.
tree of, the middle tree, 232.
trifles make, 311.
true pleasure of, 698.
unbought grace of, 410.
unspotted, is old age, 1028.
useful, progressive virtue, 355.
vanities of, forego, 492.
variety’s the spice of, 419.
victorious o’er all the ills of, 451.
vital warmth that feeds my, 280.
voyage of their, 115.
was beauty, dreamed that, 719.
was duty, found that, 719.
was gentle, 115.
was in the right, I am sure, 260.
waste not the remnant of thy, 936.
wave of, kept heaving, 591.
web of our, is of mingled yarn, 74.
were in’t, stir as, 125.
we’ve been long together, 433.
wheels of weary, 276.
when Jove gave us, 339.
when sin, of that new, 717.
which others pay, 339.
while there’s, there’s hope, 349, 891.
who fell in the battle of, 745.
will depart silently at its hour, 998.
will sleep at last, all, 685.
winds of, come strong, 835.
wine of, is drawn, 120.
with love forever, 826.
yes, there seemed one pure delight, 597.
you take my, 65.
your arms enfold, so dear a, 672.
Life’s a flower I choose my own, 611.
a pleasant institution, 802.
a pudding full of plums, 802.
battle, who in, 991.
blessings, two greatest of, 899.
brave heat, 785.
business being the terrible choice, 712.
common way, 472.
conditions, 815.
dark road through, 564.
dull round, travelled, 379.
enchanted cup, 542.
fading space, 262.
feast, chief nourisher in, 120.
final star, 833.
fitful fever, 121.
great end which answers, 309.