AGREE........................................1
And talking over what we all agree	FLC VIL 90
AGRICULTURAL.................................2
Agricultural Caress	HAH REV 20
In agricultural caress	HAH AGR 14
AGÉD.........................................2
Stands the cottage of The Agéd	LNC BLA 3
And The Agéd selling coal.	LNC BLA 20
AH...........................................8
Don't this, Don't that. Ah, still the same, the same	SEL SEA 61
Ah! parted lips and little pearly teeth,	SEL SEA 79
Ah! seaweed smells from sandy caves	FLC SEG 19
Ah! this is England, thinks he, rich and pure	FLC VIL 124
Ah, more than church or school or hall,	FLC VIN 7
Ah, where's the inn that once I knew	FLC VIN 31
Ah, not to them such limbs belong,	HAH AGR 11
And stay the night ah! that's worth	NIP WEM 11
AHEAD........................................2
And the ominous, ominous dancing ahead.	NBB BLS 42
And feebly the carriage-lamps glimmered ahead	NBB LIN 15
AID..........................................3
Likewise St. Hector, please aid my tale!	LNC PIE 12
in aid of A Public Subscription towards the restoration of the Church	FLC PUB 24
If we called in the Church to our aid?	PWA WIN 40
AIDAN'S......................................1
St. Aidan's with the prickly nobs	COD PRT 5
AIM..........................................2
With brandy-certain aim	FLC LFL 6
A wait for taking aim. Oh trees and sky!	FLC SIN 29
AIN'T........................................1
'Ard luck, ain't got a gentleman?	COD CLA 11
AIR..........................................39
Carry the bells away on the air,	MOZ BUR 8
Disturbed that gas-invaded air	COD PRT 12
And dry it in synthetic air	COD SLO 35
New King arrives in his capital by air ...	COD GEO 30
Where a young man lands hatless from the air.	COD GEO 12
Lighter than air it flew straight to where its Creator	COD HAR 3
Come to breathe again Oxford air.	LNC MFO 24
He liked the rain-washed Cornish air	LNC DEF 17
The night air grew nippy. An autumn mist roll'd	NBB LIN 9
When the bell ceased its tolling and thinned on the air?	NBB LIN 58
The toothbrush too is airing in this new North Oxford air	NBB MAY 6
She goes and gets a riding whip and whirls it in the air,	NBB POU 24
From moon-white church-towers down the windy air	NBB PLA 3
And in the colour-shafted air	NBB ANA 45
A Village Voluntary fills the air	NBB ENO 73
Sounded in the bath-waste running out into the frosty air.	SEL NEW 38
Love thirty! Pang! across the evening air	SEL NOR 65
In resin-scented air like strong Greek wine	SEL CLR 38
No carolling in frosty air,	FLC CHR 44
And Sunday in the air,	FLC HRE 36
Lark song and sea sounds in the air	FLC SEG 23
The air was swimming with insects,	FLC COT 11
While the air is swimming with insects	FLC COT 35
The lungs draw in the air and rattle it out again;	FLC REM 1
And swished into the sunlit air	FLC OLY 15
So maybe the Air Vice-Marshal	FLC SSY 23
Flops over Leadenhall Street in this wintry air	PWA NEW 6
A misty sea-line meets the wash of air.	HAH CCL 18
The air I breathe.	HAH NIN 4
Snowdon rises in pearl-grey air.	HAH BAY 16
And I would that my spirit were lost on the air.	HAH MOI 36
Your murmuring waters and turf-scented air.	HAH SMA 45
country air.	HAH REP 16
Suddenly on the unsuspecting air	NIP LWA 17
Remembering in the autumn air	NIP DUC 23
Because she has more of a cared-for air	NIP LEN 11
A thing but birds in air,	NIP COU 22
Now spring is in the air at last?	NIP LON 14
Hundreds of birds in the air	NIP NOB 1
AIR-CONDITIONED..............................2
Those air-conditioned, bright canteens,	COD SLO 6
Our air-conditioned bars are lined	FLC VIN 59
AIRING.......................................1
The toothbrush too is airing in this new North Oxford air	NBB MAY 6
AIRL.........................................1
And it's there the Airl o'Feversham	HAH REV 15
AIRS.........................................5
Left the 'all door open gives 'imself airs 'e does	COD CLA 18
Ask of the cinema manager. Night airs die	FLC OLL 21
To the airs of Strauss,	PWA PUG 2
Tae English Hymnal airs.	HAH REV 8
Sound soft Lancastrian airs.	NIP MAN 12
AISLE........................................4
Pull'd down the dull old aisle,	MOZ HYM 22
Up the Butterfield aisle rich with Gothic enlacement,	LNC PPO 27
And there on the South aisle altar	SEL LIC 31
And a verra wee south aisle.	HAH REV 12
AISLES.......................................3
In those enriched vermilion aisles	COD PRT 8
From the aisles each window smiles on grave and grass and	COD DOR 11
Along the walls and eastward of the aisles;	LNC BTC 45
AJAR.........................................1
No answer as the poultry gate is swinging there ajar.	NBB POU 9
ALAS.........................................1
Little, alas, to you I mean,	FLC OLY 27
ALASTAIR.....................................2
Ralph, Vasey, Alastair, Biddy, John and I.	LNC TRB 30
To Ralph, Vasey, Alastair, Biddy, John and me.	LNC TRB 40
ALBERT.......................................1
And surged to the Albert Hall in our thousands strong	HAH ANG 4
ALBRECHT.....................................1
Lived and laboured Albrecht Dürer, the Evangelist of Art;	FLC LIT 8
ALCOVE.......................................1
Some in the alcove and some in the hall.	LNC MYF 24
ALCOVES......................................1
In sheltered alcoves farther up the cliff,	SEL SEA 146
ALDER-SHADED.................................1
Of ash and alder-shaded lanes, till here	FLC NOF 11
ALDERSGATE...................................3
Monody on the Death of Aldersgate Street Station	PWA 28
Snow falls in the buffet of Aldersgate station,	PWA MON 1
Snow falls in the buffet of Aldersgate station,	PWA MON 25
ALDERSHOT....................................2
Furnish'd and burnish'd by Aldershot sun,	NBB BLS 2
Aldershot Crematorium	NIP HRT 24
ALECO........................................4
being at the time a minor.... Aleco	NIP SHT 3
He always was just Aleco to me,	NIP SHT 4
Nape of the neck my trusting Aleco.	NIP SHT 7
What is the worst that Aleco could have said?	NIP SHT 49
ALEHOUSE.....................................1
To that old village alehouse where	FLC VIN 29
ALES.........................................1
The more he circulates the bitter ales	FLC VIL 122
ALEXANDER....................................1
the aforesaid Sidney Alexander Green	NIP SHT 2
ALEXANDRA....................................1
For Alexandra Palace bound.	PWA NOB 12
ALF..........................................1
Goodnight, Alf!	COD CLA 4
ALFRED.......................................1
Puts back her freckles so that Alfred Brown	SEL SEA 183
ALICE........................................6
Lilian lost sight of Alice	COD BOO 3
Alice whispered, Just a min,	COD BOO 6
Alice will not have a rough time,	COD BOO 19
Me and my sister Alice	NIP WEM 3
And as for sister Alice	NIP WEM 13
But palaceless Alice in Wembley	NIP WEM 19