ALL=DEUOURING..........1
But is towards Iacob all=deuouring fire.	4884
ALLAIE.................1
Through Rimes vexation, I should then allaie	1826
ALLAY..................1
Nor are drosse to vs, but allay	1454
ALLEGEANCE.............1
From thine Allegeance wee never tempt	5428
ALLELUYAS..............1
In Panegirique Alleluyas.	5394
ALLMIGHTIE.............1
Thy els allmightie beauty cannot moue,	706
ALLMOST................5
Where wee allmost, yea more then married are,	2406
Which shall bee allmost another soule; for there	3178
Allmost meetes fayth, and makes both Centers one.	3224
Yet dare I allmost bee gladd I doe not see	3586
A Nest allmost as full of Good, as shee.	4328
ALLMOSTE...............1
Soe mvch that I allmoste pittie thy State,	970
ALLOW..................4
That it assume thy Bodye I allow	2208
The last daies came, wee saw heaven did allow,	3248
And looke not back, to looke vp, doth allow	4568
Gaine to thy selfe or vs allow,	5438
ALLOWD.................1
Aboue one sigh a daie, I allowd him not	1546
ALLOWE.................7
Allowe her change, then change as oft as shee.	674
O faire free Cittie, maist thy selfe allowe	1048
All other griefes allowe a part	1704
I will allowe	1924
Hastinge to Heauen would that hee might allowe	3742
Admitt this honest Paper, and allowe	4162
And yett soone after riches didst allowe	5352
ALLOWES................2
And yet allowes his ground more corne should beare.	666
In his iust cause, The Lord allowes not this	5014
ALLREDYE...............1
Whose feare allredye shakes my everie ioynte	156
ALLSO..................1
If as I haue yow allso doe	1494
ALLTHOUGH..............1
Twill bee good proofe, allthough the verse bee evill,	3784
ALLURE.................1
Her who from Pindar could allure	2710
ALLWAIES...............2
Yow are that Alchimist, which allwaies had	4038
And are in all the lynes, which allwaies goe.	4436
ALLWAYES...............1
Allwayes, all the other may each one possesse	3038
ALMES..................2
And now thine Almes is given; thy letter is read,	3816
From bribinge thee with Almes, to excuse	5332
ALMIGHTIE..............2
Almightie Chimicks from each minerall	922
Is not Almightie Vertue an India?	3976
ALMOST.................1
Att almost fiftie, and att, scarce fifteene.	3630
ALONE..................19
Nor doth hee by ascendinge shew alone,	104
Ore the white Alpes alone, I saw him, I	740
Yow are loathsome all beinge taken simply alone	846
Will vamsh->>vanish<; if thou loue let them alone	930
As would haue loud, and worshipt yow alone	964
Except him selfe alone his tricks would vse	1314
Enparadizd in yow (in whome alone	2090
Will hee not letts alone,	2624
No, more shall yow returne to itt alone;	2994
Must bee enlargd, and not preserud alone.	3516
And crosse thy hart: for that in Man%M alone	3716
All tincture, And doth not alone dispose	3746
Honor alone will to your fortune fitt	4166
Of fauour shee alone to them doth make.	4332
And so refind, that when God was alone,	4390
If ever either wrought in yow alone,	4436
And made mee languish, all the daie alone	4834
And therfore in him will I hope alone.	4996
28. Hee sitts alone, and doth all speech forbeare.	5002
ALONG..................1
Downe by her cheekes along, and none of all	4788
ALONGE.................1
Alonge with vs, which wee our selues produced.	1732
ALOUD..................1
15. Would crie aloud, depart defiled men	5104
ALOWE..................1
Begin thy Tryvmph but since lawes alowe,	3488
ALPES..................1
Ore the white Alpes alone, I saw him, I	740
ALPHABET...............1
I had not taught thee then the Alphabet	756
ALREADIE...............1
So would her soule, alreadie in heauen, seeme then	3118
ALSO...................1
These rites which also vnto yow growe due	3010
ALTAR..................2
And dare the chosen Altar to despise?	3668
7 The Lord forsakes his Altar, and detests	4896
ALTARES................1
What eies, hands, bosome, her pure Altares bee.	4490
ALTARS.................1
Gods when yee fumd on Altars, were pleasd well	844
ALTER..................1
Fire, Sacrifice, Priest, Alter, bee the same.|	5210
ALTERS.................1
And on the hatches, as on Alters lies.	1194
ALTHOUGH...............3
Although thy hand, and faith, and good works too	650
And in these thoughts although yow never stir	4234
But as although a Squint left-handednes	4352
ALWAIES................3
A crowne of glorie, which doth flower alwaies	10
That all which alwaies is all, everie where	20
True vertue is soule, Alwaies in all deeds All.	374
AM.....................49
I am thy Sunn, made with thy selfe to shine	120
But who am I that dares dispute with thee	192
Weaker I am, woe is mee, and worse then yow,	242
Of faire, Greate, Good, But more now I am come	314
Soe am I debtor vnto them whose worthe	318
Soe though I am borne, with out those Eyes to liue	330
And I am robd of Picture, Hart, and sence;	416
That I am such, but greife discolours mee;	432
When I am gone, dreame mee some happines,	734
Soe am I (by this traiterous meanes surprizd)	784
But I am guiltie of your sad decaie	966
Then sai I, that is shee, and this am I.	1028
Am the Recusant in that resolute state	1040
By childrens birth, and death, I am become	1240
Soe dry, that I am now myne owne tombe.|	1242
I am vnable, yonder begger cryes	1262
Compard with mee who am their Epitaph.|	1332
For I am every dead thinge	1334
Hee ruind mee, and I am rebegott	1340
I by loues Lymbecke am the Graue	1344
But I am by her death (which word wrongs her)	1350
But I am none: Nor will my Sun renew	1360
This (which I am amazd that I can speake)	1390
Which since shee loues before, I am loath to see,	1534
For since I am	1646
When by thy scorne O murdresse I am dead,	1656
I am cheap and nought but fashion, flinge mee awaie	1810
I am two fooles I knowe	1818
But am, alas, by beinge lowly, lower.	1884
This bargaine is good, if when I am old, I bee	1940
Heere yow see mee, And I am yow.	2076
Am by being dead, Immortall; can Ghosts die.	2450
When I am dead, and Doctours know not why,	2590
How fitt shee was for God, I am content	3120
Yet am I farr, from daringe to dispute	3548
Hence ist that I am caryed towards the West	3580
A Monster, and A Begger, am a foole.|	3774
And tis where I am; where in every Streete	3804
Am harsh; nor as those Scismatiques with you	3870
My muse (for I had one) because I am cold	3896
To a Bottle of haie, that am a lock of grasse.	4078
But tis not so: Nothings, as I am, may	4526
Soe I but your Recorder am in this	4774
20 Because I am in straites, Iehouah see	4860
V:1 I am the man, which hath affliction seene	4962
54. Waters flowed ore my head, then thought I. I am	5038
63. I am their Songe whether they rise or sitt:	5050
I may rise vp from death, before I am dead	5190
Am, but of Mud=walls, and condenced dust	5202