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rattles of the man or boy....i 445 r. his bones over the stones..n 341 Rattling-rattling the blinds...d 466 Rave-let them rave..........d 362 she r's, and faints, and dies.p 238 rave, recite, and madden....s 495 Raven-the r. once in snowy....j 30 the raven was screeching....k 30 the raven, never flitting......l 30 did ever raven sing so like*..m 30 raven o'er the infectious*...n 30 the croaking raven doth*....o 30 raven himself is hoarse*.....p 30 the raven cried..............u 53 than snow on a raven's back*ƒ 54 stealthy, evil raven ........r 287 may bare the raven's eye*..v 191 He that doth the r's feed*...v 348 Ravish-it ravishes all sense...i 456 Ravished-hearings are quite r*p 102 r. with the whistling.. ......p 115 Ray-swift their prisoned rays.a 145 slant rays are beaming......a 143 borrows all her rays........c 252 spear like rays in the west..d 411 roseate rays of wind........k 273 each ray seemed bound.....a 274 r's of happiness, like those..b 191 emits a brighter ray........w 200 with many a lovely ray.....0 252 the last red ray is gone.....m 446 purest ray serene.... ..s 304 drinks thy purest rays.....m 305 ray what glimmering sail.. u 381 with new rays...... .......8 276 hailed the morning ray.....h 153 roses do not shed their ray..t 153 their disk with golden rays.m 157 his rays are all gold........ .......q 411 bathed in the rays..........ƒ 290 sun with all diffusive rays..l 454 | thee the r's of virtue shine..v 454 hide your diminished rays..f403 thou living r. of intellectual.s 213 Raze-raze out the written*..d 310 Razor-are r's to my wounded*b 482

the r's edge invisible* ......d 370 Reach-I cannot r. thee, dear....c 2 above the reach of wild......t 455 in that voice that reaches...g 456 reach not to seize it before.. 199 Reaction-attack is the reaction.a 3 Read-the sun would let me r...r 33

may r. that binds the sheaf...t 55 book in hand, to r. it well....r 33 may read strange matters*.. 111 to write and r. comes by*...d 102 read what books I please....n 167 read thyself and learn......i 224 with attention have I read..r 241 O, learn to read what silent*.a 248 that never read so far...... 283 read not to contradict and...t 352 some few to be read wholly..t 352 rests with those who read...a 353 not read an author till we...b 353 will not r. a book, because..ƒ 353 would also read the man....f 353 ask him what books he read.h 353 first time I read an..........n 353 with works to lie and read...o 353 i

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....7 353 in science, r. by preference.v 353 we burn daylight;-here, r.*.ƒ 354 still persist to read, and.....g 354 learn to read slow.......... .i 354 respect for a well-read man..j 353 wherein to read, wherein....l 193 I read of that glad year...... 316 deepest truths are best read.j 443 lustre, he that runs may r..a 444 read to doubt, or r. to scorn. i 449 who is't can read a woman*.i 477 you shall yourself read*.....1 308 you need not read one letter.x 309 a little I can read*..........a 348 r. the future destiny of man.m 425 Reader-r's may be classed.....q 298 good r. that make the good..k 353 every person becomes a r...m 353 many readers judge of.. ..u 353 catch the reader's eye... ..7 305 oh, reader, then behold.. k 232 Readiness-of doing doth.. .0 465 the readiness is all*.........d 349 Reading-not walking, I am r...u 38 help by so much reading.....$ 36 there is an art of reading ....e 15 reading is to the mind.......s 352 worth reading were but read.d 353 new course of r., imparts...g 353 r. all my books in originals..i 353 invincible love of reading...1 353 to his reading brings not....c 354 reading, never to be read....d 354 various readings stored.....8 406 reading maketh a full man..k 227 Ready-as you grow r. for it...c 170 ready for the way of life*....q 407 all things ready.............j 270

honor comes to you be ready. 199 Real-the real Simon Pure.....p 490 Realm-to farm our royal r.*..m 368 wide r. of wild reality.......g 389 growth our realms supply ... 252 I roam, whatever realms....u 260 in nature's realms..........n 278 dark is the realm of grief....e 188 have returned from that r...o 193 the youth of the realm*. ...ƒ318 in her realm, as in the soul.q 285 whom three realms obey....l 320 runs through the r. of tears. s 427 Reap-reaps from the hopes.. .....q 8 sow, y'are like to reap ..j 43 is ripe 'tis time to reape.. ..$ 43 reap the things they sow.....r 46 He reaps the bearded grain..u 81 seed ye sow another reaps...u 119 Reaped-thorns which I have r. c 441 Reaper-there is a R. whose.....u 81 the ruddy reapers hail thee.p 275 gaze upon the reaper's toil.. 276 tempt the joyful r's hand....j 295 weary reapers quit the sultry.1 295 Reaping-who left for our r....a 256 Reason-theirs not to r. why......r 3 reason not impossibility. .... 14 right reason for their law.....r 14 reason upon compulsion*. .v 14 but a woman's reason*. play with reason and*.

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strong reasons make*, ......aa 14 taught the world with reason.v 78 mantle their clearer reason*..j 78 monarch reason sleeps.......u 96 a higher faculty than reason.o 112 reason, or with instinct.....d 103 you cannot reason almost*.. w 121 when valour preys on r.*....e 451 reason wills our hearts*.....c 460 it is not r. makes faith hard.r 232 in reason, is judicious.......b241 neither rhyme nor reason*..v 245 above the bounds of r.*.....m 246 love's reason's without r.*...q 246 reason the card, but.........d 234 reason thus with life* ......m 235 I have heard of r's manifold.q 240 reason is the life of the law..g 307 let us consider the reasons..u 307 r's to himself best known...i 465 asked one another the r.*. ....247 passion conquers r. still.....c327 to ask the reason why*. .....0 292 where r. rules the mind.....h 330 for the same r. he pleases....q298 reason is our soul's left......z398 it is the fever of reason.....m 487 lamp our angel reason.......j 354 knowledge and reason.......1354 reason, however able, cool..m 354 reason raise o'er instinct as.n 354 reason's whole pleasure......0354 the feast of reason...........p 354 let's r. with the worst*......7 354 a reason on compulsion*....a 355 good reasons must, of force*.b 355 capability and god-like r.*...c 355 that brutes have reason.....d 355 reason drew the plan........e 355 reason is upright stature... f355 reason's progressive.........g 355 slow reason feebly climbs...g 355 in erring reason's spite.....n 348 direct his ways by plain r..m 472 sense would r's law receive..i 421 r. foil'd would not in vain...i 421 paths which reason shuns..u 334 reason would despair........e 243 being demanded a reason....c 319 reason thus with r. fetter*..d 248 smiles from reason flow.....a 393 loathe to prove reason with*.g 482 that well by reason men.....g 138 aught other reason why.....d 251 how noble in reason*. ....e 255 could he with r. murmur.... 165 worst appear the better r....s 204 takes the reason prisoner*..w 211 then have I r. to be fond*...g 187 Reasonably-thinks he writes r.s 297 Reasoned-high of Providence..t 64 Reasonest-Plato thou r. well...i 207 Reasoning-the r's of men.....m 478 Rebel-use 'em kindly, they r...t 48

disobedience and rebel*......n 95 deliberately, rebel against...h 355 subjects are rebels from.....v 447 deem noner's except subjects c 448 Rebellion-r. to tyrants is......i 355 senate the cockle of r.*.......j 355 unthread the rude eye of r.* k 355

rebellion must be managed..e 431 r. in this land shall lose*....p 431 Rebellious-liquors in my blood* m 7 Rebound-hit hard unless it r's..a3 Rebuked-my genius is r.; as, it*t 177 Rebuking-be thou, in r. evil..o 228 Recalled-spoke can never be r. a 481 Receding-one's native land r...h 70 Receive-r's what heaven has...a 66 ask till ye receive..........aa 331 much r., but nothing gives..o 210 we r. but what we give.....j 362 Recess the innermost recesses.g 456 deep recesses, of the ages....a 383 Recite-rave, r., and madden...s 495 Reck-little r's to find the way*.o 202

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recks not his own read*.....r 317 Reckless-incens'd that I am r.*n 355 Recklessness-fling them into r.s 90 Reckoning-so comes a r. when.v 217 oh, weary reckoning* .......y 248 a kind of dead reckoning...p 276 no reckoning made*.......... 218 r. when the banquet's o'er..p 362 Recoil-back on itself recoils...1363 Recollect-fame r. articulately..i 114 who does not r. the hours... ...u 126 Recollection-r. is the only. ...p261 recollection is a dream......v 261 recollections of things past..1327 Recompense-to r. my rash......k1 toil without recompense......g5 look for recompense*.. heaven did a recompense....i 413 thy true love's recompense*.d 262 recompense injury with....o 355 recompense kindness with... 355 swiftest wing of r.*..........r 355 perfect recompense to all....s 355 study's god-like recompense*o 224 Reconcilement-can true r.....e 192 Record-the record of time.....u 107 r., written by fingers ghostly.c210 all trivial fond records*.....k 262 r's that defy the tooth of........s 501 record of the years of man..n 440 weep to record, and blush...h 384 Recording-r. angel as he wrote.e 292 Recover-though you recover..z 309 Recreant-a mere r. prove*.....c 312 Recreation-r. than angling.....c 12

of recreation there is none...r 11 Red-dyed her tender bosom r...c 31

O rose, my red, red rose.....d 152 quickly will the pale r.leaves.j 275 down sank the great red sun. g 411 a subtle red of life...........ƒ 441 the last red ray is gone.....m 446 rosy red, love's proper hue..u 392 Red-bird-come his plumes to..p 150 reason that in man is wise..i 259 Redbreast-the readbreast oft...a31 redbreast loves to build......b 31 readbreast, sacred to the......i 31 the robin-red-breast and......j31 Redeem-late, r. thy name.....m 324

without r. all mankind..............≈ 355 kin to foul redemption*... .d163 r. thence, and portance*....u 450 Redress-to prick us to r.*.....n 379 how to redress their harms*. 238 Reed-tall flowering r's...................... q 150 dancing leaves his reed.....c 434 crutches made of slender r's.a 385 the green reed trembles.....a 226 among the trembling reeds*u 335 tunes the shepherd's reed...l 245 what the balmy reed........g 436 Reef-round the coral reef.......t 56 Reeking-r. neck to draw the..a 295 Recleth-like feeble age he r.*..v 409 Refine-how the style refines..d 340 | Refined-as r. as ever Athens... k 63

his taste is refined..........b 354 so strong, yet so refined.....r 454 Reflect-r's in joy its scanty....o 139 reflect on what before they..g 353 Reflected-summer dawn's r...n 374 wave r. lustres play.........n 411 Reflecting-sun r. upon the....f410 Reflection-r. how allied.......n 261 with the morning coolr's...h 356 a soul without reflection....j 356 Reform-reforms his plan......t 278 Reformation-my r., glittering* / 356 plotting some new г..... ..k 356 Refrain-we hear the wild r....k 284 Refresh-was it not to refresh*.z 283 Refreshed-r. where one pure..d 259 Refresher-adorner and r. of...p 461 Refreshing-r. that they always.c 133 Refuge-the shrine of refuge...p 234 a solitude, a r., a delight.....9 174 last refuge of a scoundrel.... 329 Refusal-one r's no rebuff......o 237 Refuse-nothing that pleases..m 360 Refute-who can refute a sneer,h 495 Regal-what r. vestments can...t 145 r. bloom disclose a mantling j 152 him who wears the r.........g 367 Regalia-looked the field's r....k 378 Regard-preserving a due r....aa 218 regards that stand aloof*....l 247 should be without regards*.d 421 Regent-moon, sweet r. of the. j 275 Region-out of the powerful r's.n 195 regions where our fancies.. n 105 in regions clear and far......ƒ 334 rage within those regions...u 325 Regret-harvest of barren r's....q8 here saw nothing to regret...b 83 regrets to kiss it dry..........490 if in recollection lives regret h 148 regret becomes an April.....t 160 love is made a vague regret.z 249 Regretful-who without r......i 374 Regularity-r. abridges all.....p 500 Rehearse-rehearse your parts*g 294 Reign-better to r. in hell than..r 8 to wrestle, not to reign... ..... awful eternity shall reign...n 105 keep a stiff reign..... ....y 267 while Anna reigns, and sets.r 368 sweet is thy reign, but short q 370 r. in this horrible place.. .y 894 reigns more or less... ..n 343

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if thou can'st not recall, r...q 425 redeem man's mortal crime. a 356 Redeemer-R's throbbing head..c 31 Redemption-r. from above......j 57 everlasting r. for this*.. .b497 | Reigned-jovial star r. at his*.. 403

Reignest-in thy golden hall...q 275 Rein-too much the rein*......g 251 r. the charger on the battle..o 456 Rejoice-r., and freely laugh........s 407 r. at friends but newly found*b 171 r. in the joy of our friends..171 Rejoicing-singing and г....... 335

rejoicing in the east.........0410 Rejourn-r. the controversy*...t 308 Relation-friends and dear r's.m 198 Release-nature signs the last r...c6 long before I find release....p 360 Relent-r., or not compassion* .ƒ 333 to shake the head, relent* ... 351 washed with them but r's*..c 416 Relic-sad r. of departed worth. ƒ 60

pure relics of a blameless life.g 213 Relief-for this relief, much*..... 53 longed to give her Lord r..... 3 Relieve-to relieve it is God-like.g 53 Religion-for his r. it was fit.....195

indirect way to plant r......a 357 all true religion consista....c357 religion is the basis of.......d 357 religion, the pious worship.ƒ37 will wrangle for religion....g 357 pity religion has so seldom..A 27 religion does not censure....i 3:7 r., if in heavenly truths......j 357 first element of religion.....n 357 but two possible religions...o 357 life and religion are one.... 357 religion, blushing, veils.....g 358 religion to make us hate.... 358 r's all descending from......$ 358 religion is no way of life.... 357 in r., what damned error*...j 358 pledged to r., liberty........a 307 religions are the bands of... 174 r. breathing household laws.ƒ 463 as the Christian religion....10356 Religious-thou art religious*..v 62 a dim religious light..........₫ 58 holy and devout religious*...v 64 r., as it ought to be.........e 370 a r. life is a struggle.........1358 Relish-r. of the saltness of time*.j7 relish with content...........8 65 you may relish him*. .....À 312 a relish that inviteth........b321 I have no relish of them*....A 368 Relished-r. by the wisest men.● 203 Relive-can I but r. in sadness..q 369 Rely-Ir. on him as on myself.#172 Remain-this is all r's of thee...ƒ45 thou ever wilt remain.......b. 286 till naught remain........... 407 r. longer than nature craves. ƒ 392 Remedy-no remedy for time..r 205 r. is worse than the disease..1362 r's oft in ourselves do lie*... 498 extreme remedies are.......n 309 found out the remedy*......b 356 remedy for every wrong......348 things without all remedy*.d 421 Remember-Ir. now I am*......q 50 sweet pangs of it r. me*......À 64 r., if you mean to please.....m 68 I do not remember my birth. f34 r., whatsoe'er thou art......k 185 no greater grief than to r.... 188

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r's me of all his gracious*...g 187 remember Barmecide........j 407 remember what the Lord*...s 418 without a sigh r. thee....... 365 briefly thyself remember*..w 261 let guilty men remember...a 385 deaths r. they are men...... ..j 349 oh I still remember me.....m 115 pray you, love, remember*.m 148 Ir., and will ne'er forget....i170 say my prayers, I would r.*.n 345 some I remember.... ..j170 Repentance-for which r. dear..t 243 I remember the roses.......d 128 give repentance to her lover.e 359 I remember, I remember....a 261 r. rears her snaky crest.....m 359 to remember thee... .i 261 try what repentance can*..cc 384 when I remember all.. .j261 | Repentant-with my r. tears*. .j 359 I remember, I remember....n 261 Repented-r. o'er his doom*...k 359 briefly thyself remember*..w 261 Reply-theirs not to make r......r3 I cannot but remember. methinks I hear his faint r..o 136 .....c 262 Ir. a mass of things*. .ƒ 262 sneer equivocal, the harsh r.e 380 remember thee*. .k 262 deign'd him no reply........ 444 Remembered-times when I r..u160 I pause for reply*. ...ee 497 freshly remember'd*........v 284 reply to calumny and....... .g 382 remember'd joys are never..s 216 Report-rumour may r. my.....o 63 better remembered than... ...9 353 ill report while you lived*...e 104 to hear themselves r.*.......d 381 who knows how may he r...u 182 remember'd or forgot.......p 394 if my gossipr., be an honest* w 182 Remembering-is r. happier...p 398 by your own report*...... ..j237 Remembrance-r., ever fondly.h 148 thee by report, unseen..... ....ƒ290 remembrance wakes.........t260 killed with r. that old man..w 368 in my remembrance blossom.v260 their ill r. while you lived*..h 294 rosemary, that's for r.*......h 156 report they bore to heaven..q 259 sell me your good report* ..m 181 bring me no more reports*...j 306 report me and my cause*...w 306 Repose-between truth and r...w 55 without a breath to break r..p 82 never feels repose... rapture of repose that's beauty is repose............. sheds a halo of repose. sweet repose and rest*. I repose, I write, I think.....i 231 virtue, but repose of mind...t 455 repose than all the world....b 198 dissolve in soft repose.......$ 388 wretched giv'st wish'd r....p 389 sleep, thou repose...........l 390 O partial sleep! give thy r.*..r 390 from wasting, by repose....n 359 toils of honour dignify r.....o 359 foster-nurse of nature is r.*.p 359 men have ever loved repose.q 359 sheathes in calm repose.....d 330 Reposing-at midnight, while r.d 466 Repress-to r. it, disobeys the..s 453 Reprieve-neither glory nor r..n 450 Reprisal-to hear this rich r.*..h 208 Reproach-r. and everlasting*...y 87 'tis a reproach reproach is infinite... Reproof-the reproof valiant*...w 67 reproof on her lip.... ..v 493 bear r., who merit praise....r 359 Republic-gave the r. her......p 329 Repulse-take no r., whatever*.8 479 so Satan, whom repulse.....z 331 take no repulse, whatever..ƒ 125 Repulsed-love repulsed..... ......e 108 Reputation-r. being essentially c 115 winks a reputation down....s387 reputations, like beavers....x 359

of my former love*........o 208 send tokens of remembrance.z 172 the dearest r. will still.......s 220 r. and reflection............m 261 sharp the point of this r.*..b 262 remembrance of the just... ...o 262 r. of his dying Lord.........c 356 is no remembrance possible.u 292 makes the r. dear*...........j 343 Remembrancer-r's of our lost../13 Remorse-O, that the vain r.....l 75 farewell remorse; all good....b 91 would have stirr'd up r.*....h 280 rivers of r. and innocency*..b 417 hath bred a kind of r.*......r 218 cruel remorse! where youth. 358 deeply feel thy pangs, r.....a 359 abandon all remorse*........b 359 Nero will be tainted with r.*..z479 Remorseful-and r. day*.......u 289 like a remorseful pardon*...p 247 Remote-what is r. and difficult.s 34 is virtue a thing remote....m 453 r., unfriended, melancholy..b 365 r. from man, with God......q395 Remover-or bends with the r.*.p 208 Rend-he strove to rend..... .q 260 Renew-most naked plants r....s 46

renews the life of joy.......u 461 Renounce-r's earth to forfeit..u 408 Renown-r. even in the jaws*..s 459 endless renown.. ..c 236 renown, and grace is dead*..a 235 the poor r. of being smart...h 193 here's health and renown to.k 438 some, for renown, on scraps.u 351 Renowned-no less r. than war.n 452 Repair-repair and health*..... 310

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thou liest in r. sick*. ..i 360 reputation is but a.........w 359 Request-ruin'd at our own r..u 344 Requiem-come, and my r. sing.n 31 sing sage requiem*. the master's requiem.. ........t382 Requital-in requital ope......p 309 Requite-with deeds r. thy*.....e 89 Resemblance-express r. of the.i 214 r., such as true blood wears..e 190 r. of things which differ.....0 472 Resemble-when I r. her to thee.d 155 resembles sorrow only.......1369 Resembling-r. strong youth*..v 409 Resent-swift to resent... j 49 Resentment-with one r. glows.u 173 Reserve-r. thy judgment*..... 218 r. is woman's genuine praise.f474 Residence-angels held their r.v 193 Resign-vile earth to earth r.*... 791 how soon must he resign....u 278 resign the stage we tread on j 425 resigne, the whole unto him. v 345 Resignation-r. gently slopes..n 360 Resist-to resist with success....k 5

who shall r. the summons...u 82 resist both wind and tide*..p 119 nor solid might r. that edge.o 458 Resisted-that so stoutly r.*..... 181 know not what's resisted ...y 222 Resolute-r. in most extremes*q 108 serene, and r., and still..

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dauntless spirit of r.*. resolution thus fobbed*. ..z 307 Resolve-r. itself into a dew*....n 91 a suppressed resolve will....a 109 firm resolve to conquer lovej 245 resolves more tardily and...q 360 resolve, and thou art free... 360 Resolved-is once to be r.*......k 96 Resort-home is the r. of love.m 198 in the various bustle of r...o 469 Resounded-back r. death......m 82 Resource-r's of the scholar...k 405 men have all these r's.......y 239 Respect-with a r. more tender* ƒ71 respect neither poverty.....c 109 respect and rites of burial*. w 454 a fellow of good respect*....h 200 respect for a well-read man..j 353 Respectful-whilst the r., like..e 245 Respirator-through a r. ....p 320 Resplendent-r. rose! to thee.. 153 Respond-r's unto his own..... ..j 90 Responsibility-r. prevent..............v 74 Responsible-single in r. act...a 473 Rest-ambition has no rest......p 8 the rest is yours............. 10 angels sing thee to thy rest*.r 10 the beautiful rests on thee....t 17 to their lasting rest*.........p 23 veriest wicked rest in peace..n 39 so may he rest*..... ............p 53

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rocked to r. on their mother's u 59 dost thou safely rest.........k 65 life hath but this port of r....v 65 mercy humbly for the r......v 98 and rest in heaven...........f86 a warrior taking his rest.....h 86 sinless, stirless rest..........m 79 pale feet cross'd in rest.......$ 82 I'll turn to rest and dream...g 97 set your heart at rest*.......h 112 the rest on outside merit....x 162 my soul has rest, sweet sigh.f382 so full of rest it seemed.....a 383 the rest is silence*. day and of approaching r...h 386 with care, sinks down to r..r 338 sweet father of soft rest.....n 389 rest, rest, a perfect rest.. ..o 390 work first, and then rest..... 483 it dreams a rest..... choose their place of rest....l 484 take all the rest; but give...n 435 So sweet to rest*.. ..h 391 thy best of rest is sleep*.. ....0 391 a perfect form in perfect rest.b 392 deep rest and sweet.. ..h 392 intervals of rest, moved not.m 392 joy, uninterrupted rest......z 394 bitter toil; achieve its rest..u 395 rest her soul, she's dead*... *....j 477 hours must I take my rest*.m 426 silken r., tie all thy cares up.n 361 rest is not quitting the.....p 361 rest is the fitting of self......p 361 r. not here, there's r. behind.q 361 every mountain height is r..r 361 all are secking rest.......... 361 hour of rest hath come.. ...t 361 rest is sweet after strife.....u 361 rest, that strengthens unto..c 362 fold thine arms, turn to thy r.d 362 O day of rest, how beautiful.f369 here rests his head.... no rest-no dark..... .n 275 peace and r. can never dwell.j 201 were no ease, no rest........d 225 labor there shall come forth r.j 225 labor is rest.............

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luxurious by restraint.......j 483 Result-r's insufficient remain.r 362 Retentive-be r.to the strength.*i 235 Retire-night, submissively r..h 410 Retired-apart sat on hill r....t 64 retired amidst a crowd......k 259 gentle, though retired.......t 473 Retirement-O blest r.! friend.... 5 r. urges sweet return........b 394 Retort-the r. courteous*.......w 67 retorts to those who dare....s 100 Retreat-'tis sweet, in some r...q 23

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being passed return no more.p 88
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what revels are in hand*....w 264
looks for other revels*.......t 442
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if not victory, is yet revenge.m 363
Christian example? why, r.*.p 363
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with whom revenge is virtue.b 364
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Revere-majesty of God revere.c 364

Reverence-from a due r. to God. 59 thyself all reverence and fear.d 364 with blind feelings r........q 181 none so poor to do Him r... 118 Reverend-r., should be wise*....y C Reverential-with r. tread...... 314 Reverie-from reveries so airy..y93 Reversion-bright r. in the sky.j244 Revive-for whom all else r's...a 363

God of nature alone, can r...g 349 Revolt-nature falls into r.*....↓ 181 all good seeming by thy r.*...j 258 still revoit when truth......m 167 Revolution-r's of the times...i119 Revolve-r's the sad vicissitudes p385 Revolving-with the r. year....ƒ183 Reward-sure reward succeeds..r34 rewards his deeds with*......d 89 ambition has but one reward.b 10 reward of one duty is........p98 only r. of virtue is virtue... 453 virtue is its own reward....bb 453 virtue is her own reward....4453 virtue is to herself the best r.g 454 virtue is its own reward....u 451 virtue, a reward to itself.... 455 r. with glory or with gold...d 401 own praise reward enough...j 405 genius and its rewards..... 177 its own exceeding great r....i370 Rhetoric-for r. he could not...e414

odorous r. of carnations.....0315 sweet smoke of rhetoric.... 498

Rhetorician-a r's rules.......168 the rhetorician can prove... 324 Rheum-a quarter in r.*.......e 263 Rheumatic-diseases do*......d 276 Rhine-wide and winding R...k 364 river R. it is well known.....1364 henceforth wash the river R.1364 beneath me flows the Rhine.A 365 a blessing on the Rhine.....k 365 the prostrate Nile or Rhine.q 365 Rhine, ancient river........g366 dwelleth by the castled B...e 129 Rhinoceros-the arm'd r.*... 20 72 Rhodora-fresh r. in the woods.p 150 Rhone-rushing of the arrowy R.1364 or like the Rhone............j 256 Rhyme-with ornaments of r.aa 117 streets their merry rhymes..c274 r., can blazon evil deeds.....k 338 r., being a kind of music....338 rhymes are difficult things..v 233 turn o'er some idle rhyme..q 205 as your rhymes speak*...... 215 it hath taught me to r.*..... 245 yet in prose or rhyme......bb491 speak but one rhyme......z498 barren flattery of a rhyme..ƒ341 truth in studious r's to pay.e 450 I will rhyme and print......A 300 Rhyming-under a r. planet*.... 479 Rhythm-with a faultless r.....s 427 Rhythmic-r. beat with tinkling.y351 Rialto-fathom under the R....e 281

the soul's Rialto hath its....r 489 Rib-under the ribs of death... 282 dainty bits make rich the r's* & 497 Riband-me but what this r...m 250 Rich-get riches first, get wealth, # 8

no sin but to be rich*........y 19 rich without a show.........c 48 most rich, being poor*.......n 51 rich in greatest poverty. ......j 67 best riches ignorance of......b 66 riches he can ne'er enjoy.....b17 therefore, if I could be rich.m 134 rich man in his jovial cheer.h 377 than nobleness and riches*..a 208 grow rich in that...........p 224 I am the one r. thing that...u 154 so rich she cannot hide......s 159 vainly r. the miserable proud.y 181 r. with the spoils of nature.g 285 rich men look sad*.........m 460 with Thee rich, take what...i 407 rich gifts wax poor, when*..u 178 mind that makes the body r.*.i 200 when thou art old aud rich*.u 235 infinite r's in a little room...s 265 tempts by making rich......c 418 rich, not gaudy*. ...f 320 riches grow in hell.........m 462 admiring more the riches...n 462 many of the r. are damned*. v 341 poor, and content, is rich*..≈ 341 riches spring from economy.m 491 tone could reach the rich....1341 here sleepe, there richesse...a 392 rich with the spoils of time. c 424 youth is not rich in time...w 487 faults that are r., are fair*...g 120 sleep, riches, and health.....e 102 they are rich in their pride.p 141 God only, who made us rich.o 144 what riches give us let......p 462 is the greatest riches........r 462 if thou art r., thou art poor*.u 462 thou bear'st heavy riches*..u 462 r., my virtue then shall be*.b 463 rich in having such a jewel*.d 465 remain in a r. gen'rous soil..q 469 wisdom adorns riches.......i 470 r's purchased wisdom yet...k 470 Richard-to the soul of R.*.....p 380 Richer-is richer than a crown..h 66

richer and richer; so higher.k 410 richer than Peruvian mines..z 470 Richest-love of books is the r.r 353

richest without meaning....o 296 Richness-on the clustered trees ƒ376

violet shed a richness round.o 159 Rid-to mend it, or be rid on't*.o 91 Bide-ride out to church from. a 369

'tis time to ride.............g 372 you may ride us*. ........k 222 and rides upon the storm...p 179 rides in the whirlwind......b 348 rides on posting winds*.. ..q 387 Rider-steed and r. are lying...i 457 as a steed that knows his r..r 322 Ridicule-ever-ready notes of r..127

sacred to r. his whole life.... 336 Ridiculous-sublime and the r.d 407 ridiculous, and dead, forgot.e 234 they be never so ridiculous*.w116 Riding-near her highest noon.k 275 Rifle-rifle in hand, I roam'd....u 53 Rift-sunshine r's of splendor.a 135

little rift within the lute....g 284 Right-right alone teaches.......w 2❘

if I am right thy grace.......h 20
I see the right and I..... ....2 49
of right and wrong he........h 63
foul, fair; wrong, right*...... 88
wrong whose life is in the r..g 20
with firmness in the right...d 53
wrong all things come right..s 45
our country, r. or wrong....m 70
now and then be r. by chance h 162
not from that right to part..ƒ 257
my treasures, and my rights* 260
right and not to do it........0331
r. divine of things to govern.d 183
then all shall be set right...m 452
some day r. ascend his thronen 175
grandest things in having r's.b 219
being your r's, you may give.b 219
and do him right*........... 219
that it may still go right*...b 305
cannon to right of them.....
....f 461
seizes the right, and holds...y 470
God defend thy right*..
......n 497 |
rights by rights fouler*.... q 498
right is more beautiful.....aa 491
r. there is none to dispute..w 394
sometimes a place of right...i 347
r. we hold by his donation..b 388
right onward, O speed it....p 388
the beautiful seems right....7 489
Rigol-this golden r. hath*....m 391
Rigor-'tis r., and not law*..... 215
long protracted r. of the.....d 377
Rill-by shelter'd rills..... ...l128
sunshine, broken in the r...s 409
O fateful flower beside the r. q 137
torrents gush the summerr's.r373
household rill murmurs.....b 288
Rind-within the infant rind*.g 134
from us like the rind.
./ 236
Ring-ring in the valiant man..h 21
ring out wild bells to...... i 21
ring out, ye crystal...........i 57
green and silky rings.......n 147
clasps her r's on every hand.b149
them all about with tiny r's.c 149
the first young hare-bell r..m 377
the ring of moderation.......c 268
now rings the woodland.....7 433
ring out old shapes of foul..b 428
whole earth r's with prayers.v 344
ring, blue-bells, ring........c 140
rings put upon his fingers*.d 252
a paltry ring*..
.a 305
give me the ring of mine*.. c 305
your ring first*.
..1 305
Ringing-in the silence r. for...y 20
Riot-fierce blaze of r. cannot*.k 103

without any danger of a riot.q443
could not withhold thy r's*..a 460
Ripe-when corn is r. 'tis time..s 43
because the time was ripe....r 36
r. for exploits and mighty*..q487
hour to hour, we ripe and*. . t 234
scholar, and a ripe*..........b 406
world is ripe for spring......c270
blossom first, will first be r.* n 295
her years were ripe..........
.f486
Ripened-honeysuckles, r. by*.n 142
field grew and ripened.............e 295
ripened thro' delay.. .......a136
Ripest-ripest fruit first falls*...e 87

Ripple-now they r. with the... 313 each leaf a ripple with......d 435 grain, that slowly ripples...d 393 r. of wave and hiss of spray..1422 Rise-r's upward always higher.v 59 scarce seen they r., but gatherp 67 early to bed and early to rise.r 19 r. with the lark, and with ... 25 who in this world would r..a 144 with him r's weeping*......d 147 that they may r. more fresh.. 161 some rise by sin*...........g 166 humble buds unheeded r...a 139 but now, they rise again*...g 280 red wine first must rise*...w 414 and ever seeks to rise.......h 152 that rise and fall............ 236 stars-they rise and set.....0 368 crushed to earth shall rise.p 443 they rise, they break........y 495 through dust and heat, rise.c442 Rising-her rising sweet.......p 277

sad, with all his r. train.....1378 foretells a bright r. again....q411 rising all at once was as....n 458 Rite-rites of marriage*........ 259 Rival-books are without r's....a 39 jealous look out as a rival...b 120 thy r's thou might'st scorn.g 148 can admit of no rival know no r's but themselves.ƒ 493 Rive-rive your concealing*...b 263 River-the r's murmuring base.. 25

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flow to join the brimming r..b 42
foam on the river............183
great r. to the opening gulf.m 118
the river is dead..............................c 106
progress of r's to the ocean. 105
r. that bears on its waters...u 107
never seen a r. imagined
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she saw the r. onward glide. 146
blossoms on the r's banks...v 138
the river's trembling edge..e 140
the river from the lake......j 256
like the r., swift and clear...j 336
r. glideth at his own sweet. 366
rivers of remorse and*......b417
river of his thoughts........h 420
friendship is like rivers..... 174
make r's, r's run to seas....g 189
rivers cannot quench*......h123
a rushing river.............a 124
vast river of unfailing......p 312
the r's did the trees excel...j 436
sate I by a goodly river's....) 436
earth's full r's cannot fill....q 323
river in the meadow lands..$446
rivers cannot quench*......g 327
river at my garden's end....e 463
smooth the gliding river....0 330
gloomily to yon pale river...i 441
stream is the river Time... 427
sees a r. rushing swiftly...
...m 430
the brook and river meet...e 487
princess of r's, how I love...m 364
see the r's, how they run...n 364
beautiful r. golden shining.0 364
O lovely river of Yoette.....i 365
r., born of sun and shower..1365
two ways the rivers leap...m 365
shallow r's, to whose falls...n 365

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