John Bartlett (1820–1905). Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. 1919.
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| Brothers in peace, 342. live together, and as, 645. men my, 669. punch with care, 796. row, the stream runs fast, 518. sons and kindred slain, 258. the Romans were like, 604. we are both in the wrong, 348. we band of, 92. |
| Brother’s father dad, called, 78. keeper, am I my, 1004. murder, curse upon a, 139. |
| Brother-devil to despair, 820. |
| Brotherhood, a mystic bond of, 582. monastic, 480. of venerable trees, 474. the crest of all good is, 833. |
| Brought fresh from the hyaline, 636. low, when false things are, 815. nor, too long a day, 592. |
| Brow, a cloud is on thy, 653. crystal of his, 31. flushing his, 575. furrows on another’s, 309. grace was seated on this, 140. May-blossom, and a, 678. no wrinkle on thine azure, 547. o’er that, a shadow fling, 563. of Egypt, beauty in a, 59. of labor, 844. pain and anguish wring thy, 490. sweat of a man’s, 879. was brent, your bonny, 449. weariness not on your, 754. with purpose knit, 739. |
| Brows bound, now are our, 95. gathering her, 451. nightcap decked his, 401. of him that uttered nothing base, 665. sweat of my, 971. whose shady, 243. |
| Brown, and all the trees are, 728. and bare, fields are lying, 751. bread and the gospel, 283. study, some, 32. |
| Brownstone will do, a very plain, 689. |
| Bruce has often led, Scots whom, 450. |
| Bruise, parmaceti for an inward, 83. |
| Bruised reed shall he not break, 1026. with adversity, 50. |
| Brunt of cannon ball, 211. |
| Brushers of noblemen’s clothes, 171. |
| Brushing with hasty steps, 386. |
| Brute, et tu, 112. |
| Brute, not quite a, 309. |
| Brutes, O great and simple race of, 680. without women we had been, 280. |
| Brutish, life of man, 200. |
| Brutus, Cæsar had his, 429. grows so covetous, 114. I am no orator as, 114. is an honourable man, 113. there was a, once, 110. will start a spirit, 110. |
| Bubble bubble flows the stream, 821. burst and now a world, 315. |
| Bubble, fire burn and cauldron, 123. froth and, 783. honour but an empty, 272. man’s life is but a, 768. on the fountain, like the, 491. reputation, seeking the, 69. whose life is a, 201. world is a, 170. |
| Bubbles, borne like thy, 547. do when they burst, just as, 691. life is made up of mere, 843. that swim on the beaker’s, as, 633. the earth hath, 116. with beaded, 575. |
| Bubbling cry of a strong swimmer, 557. groan, sinks with, 547. loud-hissing urn, 420. venom, flings its, 540. well-spring, 772. |
| Buck of the first head, 55. |
| Bucket, as a drop of a, 1026. moss-covered, the, 537. old oaken, iron-bound, 537. |
| Buckets into empty wells, 419, 460. the ruby-rimmed beryline, 635. |
| Buckhurst choose, I would, 279. |
| Buckingham, so much for, 296. |
| Buckled sword, that ever, 726. |
| Buckram suits, rogues in, 84. |
| Bucolical juvenal, 494. |
| Bud bit with an envious worm, 104. flower when offered in the, 301. is on the bough again, 637. like a, in the frost, 590. like a worm in the, 75. of love, this, 106. of youth, worm is in the, 423. out faire, 28. shut and be a, again, 575. the rose is sweeter in the, 33. to heaven conveyed, 500. treble of brook, and tree, 788. |
| Buds forgot to blow, 811. ten soft, 807. the promise of celestial worth, 311. young, sleep in the root’s, 577. |
| Budding rose above the rose, 476. rose is fairest when ’t is, 491. |
| Budge an inch, I’ll not, 72. doctors of the Stoic fur, 246. significant and, 415. |
| Buff and the blue, bide by the, 450. trip slip, 796. |
| Buffets and rewards, fortune’s, 137. of the world, blows and, 121. |
| Buffoon, statesman and, 268. |
| Buffoonery, earn his nuts by hard, 729. |
| Bug in a rug, snug as a, 361. |
| Bugs, fear boys with, 72. |
| Bugle, blow, 672. horn, one blast upon his, 492. |
| Build as chance will have it, 606. beneath the stars, who, 309. for him, others should, 470. not boast, he lives to, 354. on and make thy castles, 646. schoolrooms for the boy, better, 724. |
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