A-GLITTER....................................1
The fiddle-back vestments a-glitter with morning rays,	HAH ANG 17
A-KICKING....................................1
A-kicking up the sand.	LNC LET 16
A-MAYING.....................................1
Where are the swains to wend through the lanes a-maying?	FLC OLL 15
A-QUIVER.....................................1
And herself by the fuchsias, her young lips a-quiver	HAH MOI 27
A-ROW........................................1
With tellymasts a-row,	HAH GCR 12
A-SHINE......................................1
With golden stars a-shine	FLC VIN 40
A-SWAYING....................................1
Where are the wains with garlanded swathes a-swaying?	FLC OLL 14
A30..........................................1
Meditation on the A30	HAH HHY 21
ABANDONED....................................1
Cigarettes long abandoned,	HAH GOO 3
ABBEY........................................9
Gothic on Gothic my abbey soars around me,	LNC PIE 17
Take you my abbey, it is yours for always,	LNC PIE 23
And the Abbey splendificent, most magnificent,	LNC PIE 7
In Westminster Abbey	LNC LDI 14
Bask beneath the Abbey bells.	LNC WAB 4
A ruined abbey, chancel only,	NBB EMI 42
They were ringing them down for Evensong in the lighted abbey near,	PWA 9
Your hoary old Abbey and playbills and chairs,	NIP NWT 10
The palace of Westminster, towers of the Abbey	NIP MED 7
ABERDEEN.....................................1
St. Saviour's, Aberdeen Park, Highbury, London, N.	SEL NEW 42
ABINGDON.....................................1
Ask of the Abingdon bus with full load creeping	FLC OLL 18
ABOARD.......................................1
Launched aboard the shopping basket, sat precipitately down,	NBB PRL 8
ABODE........................................3
Light's abode, celestial Salem! Lamps of evening, smelling	COD DOR 9
Byzantine St. Barnabas, be Thine Abode.	NBB BAR 6
From a great Irish house to its final abode.	HAH MOR 16
ABOUND.......................................1
Oh God the Olney Hymns abound	LNC OLN 1
ABOUT........................................29
There's something about a 'varsity man that distinguishes him from a	MOZ VSR 19
To talk about the Football Cup.	MOZ CIT 16
about for recumbent stone effigies	COD LIV 13
I slipped about the chalky lane	COD UND 13
How very sad. I do not mean about	LNC BTC 10
The window, but I mean about the death	LNC BTC 11
Are tumbling about round the long point of Ayr,	LNC PIE 10
With wind about her hair,	LNC SEN 7
And even in springtime with kingcups about	NBB LIN 33
Still, fairly intact, and demolishing squads about,	NBB INV 5
Say all the bells about the Throne.	NBB ANA 64
There splashed about our ankles as we waded	NBB BAT 13
Now that one and now none. As winds about	NBB ENO 2
Just as he slopes about the windy cliffs	NBB ENO 67
No bigger than a pebble washed about	NBB ENO 98
Then there were people about.	NBB AVA 29
Ripple about a bar of shifting sand	SEL NOR 24
About eighteen-eighty-eight.	SEL LIC 28
Instead of nonsense about Death and Heaven	SEL CLR 88
But since the row about the ringers' tea	FLC VIL 3
There is no space to tell about the chaps	FLC VIL 115
There was no one about but a conscript who was saying good-bye to	PWA 5
In the past weeks we had talked about Variety,	PWA INE 13
I'm somehow still about.	HAH COC 26
Do please tell me all about it, what you do and who you are.	HAH REP 20
I like the mist of green about the elms	NIP LWA 3
And how did I acquire her? Well to tell you about that	NIP EXE 15
I mean, you never fooled about with tarts.	NIP SHT 89
Look here, I'm awfully sorry about this.	NIP SHT 119
ABOVE........................................26
Above the mellow college walls.	MOZ WYK 18
Tall, tall, above me, olive spike the pinewoods,	COD LOV 7
Waves above the sarsen stone,	LNC LAM 20
Hear how the beech trees roar above Glencara,	LNC PIE 13
Single clatter above St. Paul,	LNC MFO 14
And wet the elm above the hedge	LNC OLN 3
Above us, the intimate roof of the car,	NBB BLS 38
High above the moonlit houses, triple-masted on the tide,	NBB BTC 8
A map of France in damp above my pew,	NBB ENO 48
Get in your places. Heard above the waves	SEL SEA 92
Above the wind-slashed Corporation shrubs.	SEL CLR 32
In blazing glass above the dark glow skies and thrones and wings	FLC KIN 3
Arm-high above her tousled hair,	FLC OLY 16
His ample stomach heaved above his breeches.	FLC VIL 37
On the windy weedy platform with the sprinkled stars above	PWA 6
As high above the floodlights,	PWA PUG 15
Deep blue above us fades to whiteness where	HAH CCL 17
Above the fields of Leicestershire	HAH GCR 25
Above the barren boughs;	HAH GCR 30
High, high above the sliding river	HAH MAT 39
Nothing above us but the twigs and sky,	HAH NAR 28
Sleep with your hands above your head. That's right	HAH NAR 43
Above red earth; thin goats, instead of cows,	NIP GRO 8
And hold the moon above the sea-wet sand.	NIP AUS 11
Rust-red above the holly	NIP MAN 18
Above the chimney-pots we'll go	NIP DIS 10
ABRAHAM......................................1
The beetling Heights of Abraham;	HAH MAT 10
ABRUPT.......................................1
Till there rose, abrupt and lonely,	NBB EMI 41
ABSOLUTELY...................................1
To see that all was absolutely smooth.	HAH CRM 63
ABSTENTION...................................1
Abstention from Evening Communion in North London	COD SUI 18
ABSURD.......................................2
Absurd, truncated screen! oh sticky pews!	NBB ENO 58
Such an old superstition's absurd	PWA WIN 34
ABUTMENT.....................................1
Lock'd is the Elsan in its brick abutment	PWA 7
ACACIA-SHADED................................2
By pink, acacia-shaded walls	COD EXE 9
By pink, acacia-shaded walls	COD EXE 27
ACADEMICAL...................................1
Let others fuss over academical detail,	HAH COM 23
ACCELERATOR..................................1
And pressing the accelerator hard,	SEL SEA 21
ACCENT.......................................2
This should be recited with a Midland accent.}	LNC SHP 1
Calmly in his Yankee accent, cultured, carefully and slow	FLC LIT 24
ACCENTS......................................1
Our accents, clothes and ways of eating fish,	SEL SEA 157
ACCEPT.......................................1
Glad to accept their bounty	NIP COU 53
ACCEPTING....................................1
And the corner's accepting its kill.	HAH A30 20
ACCIDENT.....................................1
Can release me from the painful seeming accident of Time.	FLC HUH 12
ACCOMPANYING.................................1
Her white-hair'd father accompanying her thereto	FLC OLL 3
ACCOUNT......................................1
I can but account you neglected and poor,	HAH MOR 5
ACCOUNTS.....................................1
Your contacts and the valuable accounts	NIP SHT 138
ACCOUTREMENTS................................1
With all the chic accoutrements of flight	NIP AUS 5
ACES.........................................1
Horny hands that hold the aces which this morning held	COD DOR 3
ACHE.........................................2
And the ache increased again,	NBB GRE 22
Ache for the feel of sand and little shrimps	SEL SEA 22
ACHIEVEMENTS.................................1
For Ned's discreet achievements;	HAH HON 34