An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
History
An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
English literature
O crystal tears! 39
_O do not smile at_ 480
_O'ertired by cruel_ 402
O, every man ought 60
O fairer than ought 522
O fairest mind 652
Oft have I dreamed 615
_Oft have the Nymphs_ 404
Of thy worth, this 358
Of Troy also 65
Of twelve Apostles 60
_"O Heavens!" quoth_ 400
O, how honoured are 436
O, I am as heavy 534
_O, if she may be_ 483
"_O, if the Noblest_ 401
O judge me not 270
Once did I love 288
Once, I lived! 617
_Once, in a dream_ 482
One man hath but one 527
One month, three days 320
_On every bush, the_ 430
On this Glass of thy 360
Open the sluices 271
_O pity me, you Powers_ 404
_O, rather let me die_ 385
O, sweet words 525
O that Love should 529
O that thy sleep 40
Out, alas! my faith 45
OVID, in his book 61
O well were it, Nature 269
O what a life 292
_O, what are we_ 432
O what hath 618
_O, why had I a heart_ 481
Our wished wealth hath 169
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