r's me of all his gracious*...g 187 remember Barmecide..... ..j 407 remember what the Lord*...8 418 without a sigh r. thee.......o 365 briefly thyself remember..w 261 let guilty men remember...a 385 deaths r. they are men.......j 349 oh! still remember me.....m 115 pray you, love, remember*.m 148 I r., and will ne'er forget....170 some I remember...... ..j170 I remember the roses.......d 128 I remember, I remember....a 261 to remember thee........ i 261 when I remember all........j 261 I remember, I remember....n 261 briefly thyself remember*..w 261 I cannot but remember*.....c 262 Ir. a mass of things*........ ..ƒ 262 remember thee*.. ...k 262 Remembered-times when I r..u 160 freshly remember'd"........v 284 remember'd joys are never..s 216 better remembered than.....q 353 to hear themselves r.*.......d 381 remember'd or forgot.......p 394 Remembering-is r. happier...p 398 Remembrance-r., ever fondly. 148 remembrance wakes........ u 260 in my remembrance blossom.w260 rosemary, that's for r.*...... ..h 156 r. of my former love*. ........0208 send tokens of remembrance.z 172 the dearest r. will still.... ..8 220 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. J343 Remembrancer-r's of our lost../13 Remorse-O, that the vain r.....175 farewell remorse; all good....b91 would have stirr'd up r.*....h 280 rivers of r. and innocency*..b 417 hath bred a kind of r.*......7 218 cruel remorse! where youth. t 358 deeply feel thy pangs, r.....a 359 abandon all remorse*........b 359 Nero will be tainted with r.*.. 479 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..b365 r. from man, with God.... .q395 Remover-or bends with the r.*.p 208 Rend-he strove to rend.......r 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*.....b 310 such frequent periods of r..p 302 Repast-never finding full r....r427 Repeat-to world r's the passage.i 56 at every close she would r..h 138 Repeated-never too often r....p 351 Repent-repent what's past*....s 60 we may repent; which doing. 10 thou tyrant! do not repent*.p 91 we may repent at leisuro... 1256 his transgression doth r.....k 359 well, I'll repent*.............1359 say my prayers, I would r.*.n 345 Repentance-for which r. dear..t 243 give repentance to her lover.e 359 r. rears her snaky crest.....m 359 try what repentance can*..ce 384 Repentant-with my r. tears*. .j 359 Repented-r. o'er his doom*...k 359 Reply-theirs not to make r......r3 methinks I hear his faint r..o 136 sneer equivocal, the harsh r.e 380 deign'd him no reply........b441 1 pause for reply*. .........ee 497 reply to calumny and.......g 382 Report-rumour may r. my.....o 63 ill report while you lived*...e 104 who knows how may he r...u 182 if my gossipr., be an honest* w 182 by your own report*. j37 thee by report, unseen......ƒ 290 killed with r. that old man..w 368 their ill r. while you lived*..h 294 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.. ........ 89 rapture of repose that's f80 beauty is repose....................... .../ 108 sheds a halo of repose.......e 161 sweet repose and rest*. ....p 248 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 380 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 .......0 266 reproach is infinite.........h 481 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.s 479 so Satan, whom repulse..... 331 take no repulse, whatever.. ƒ125 Repulsed-love repulsed........e 108 Reputation-r. being essentially c115 winks a reputation down....$387 reputations, like beavers.... 359 .y 359 ever written out of r.... at every word a r. dies. ......a 360 I have offended reputation*.b 360 my reputation at stake*.....c 360 reputation is an idle* ..ƒ360 I have lost my reputation*..g 360 spotless r.; that away*.. h 360 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*... ........g 85 the master's requiem........t382 Requital-in requital ope......p 309 Requite-with deeds r. thy*.....e 89 Resemblance-express r. of the. ¿ 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. 173 Reserve-r. thy judgment*..... 213 r. is woman's genuine praise.f474 Residence-angels held their r. 193 Resign-vile earth to earth r.*... 191 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. .....7 465 Resolution-native hue of r.*...b 63 dauntless spirit of r.*. ..z 360 resolution thus fobbed*..... 307 Resolve-r. itself into a dew*....n 91 a suppressed resolve will....a 109 firm resolve to conquer love.j 245 resolves more tardily and...q 360 resolve, and thou art free...u 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*f 71 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..... ...h 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 rocked to r. on their mother's u 59 dost thou safely rest.........k 65 life hath but this port of r....v65 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.......8 82 I'll turn to rest and dream...g 97 set your heart at rest*....... 112 the rest on outside merit.... 162 my soul has rest, sweet sigh.f382 so full of rest it seemed.....a 383 the rest is silence*........... 383 day and of approaching r...A 386 with care, sinks down to r..r 388 sweet father of soft rest.....n 389 rest, rest, a perfect rest......o 390 work first, and then rest..... 483 it dreams a rest....... ...a 486 choose their place of rest....7484 take all the rest; but give...n 435 so sweet to rest*. ..h 391 thy best of rest is sleep*....o 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 rost*. 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 seeking 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.ƒ 369 here rests his head..........................c 260 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 rj 225 labor is rest...... ..p 225 r. from all petty vexations...p 225 r. from sin-promptings.....p 225 rest on your oars...... ..h 331 where e'en the great find r..q 184 leads us to rest so gently....u 285 rest to the laborer........... 288 pleasure and revenge*........$ 88 might sit and rest, awhile...e 405 raven doth bellow for r.*.....o 30 science that gives us any r..k 407 sweet as my revenge*........ 221 gay as he sinks to his rest...q 411 he's poor, and that's r.*.....w 341 in its motion there was rest. a 412 r., at first though sweet......l 363 ill a brewing towards my r.*.k 412 revenge is profitable........k 363 tongue one moment's rest...y 414 sweet is revenge.............j 363 land and ocean without r..k 180 if not victory, is yet revenge.m 363 heaven is above, and there r.d 194 Christian example? why, r.*.p 363 where sinners may have r., I.c 194 else it will feed my revenge*.r 363 I will kiss thee into rest.....r 220 with whom revenge is virtue.b 364 and all the rest have xxxi....c 269 forgiveness is better than r..d 165 all the rest have thirty-one.d 269 revenge with Até by*. .......g 459 soldiers still in honored г..i 312 Revenue-r. whereof shall*....m 363 atmosphere breathes rest....k 463 duke's r's on her back*. ..e 347 to r., the cushion and soft..q 317 Reverberation-r. of cloud.....ƒ 404 the Turckman's rest... .9 320 tread was a reverberation...a 383 sweet the old man's rest.. j493 Revere-majesty of God revere.c 364 trust! O endless sense of r..b 443 r. and twilight prevailed....r 446 just before the time of rest..b 447 brave who sink to rest......ƒ329 Restless-on their r. fronts.....p 501 r. thoughts this rest I find..q 361 in vain I sighed, and r. turn. a 375 restless sunflower, cease....q 157 Restorative-man's rich r......p 392 Restore-r. to God his due in...b 180 Restorer-nature's sweet r.....q 392 Restrain-restreine, and kepen. i 453 Restrained-r., a heart is broken.1 480 Restraint-unconfined r........s 389 luxurious be restraint.......j 483 Result-r's insufficient remain. 362 Retentive-ber.to the strength.*i 235 Retire-night, submissively r..h 410 Retired-apart sat on a hill r....t 64 retired amidst a crowd......k 259 gentle, though retired.......t 473 Retirement- blest r.! friend.... 5 r. urges sweet return........b 394 Retort-the r. courteous**.......w 67 retorte to those who dare....s 100 Retreat-'tis sweet, in some r...q 23 nobler than a brave retreat..v 456 from out the garden's cool r.b 152 sacred solitude! diviner....b 396 noblest station is retreat....d 475 Retribution-had been just r...u 353 Retrieved-name is ne'er r....v 359 Return-the year seasons r......c91 being passed return no more.p 88 shall no more return........p 326 and semblance of return....n 422 seasons have no fixed r's....k 370 return to his former fall....w 267 my love had no return......v 249 thought that she bade me r..x 326 retirement urges sweet r.....n 395 Returned-one r. not lost......aa 342 Revels-our r's now are ended*..k 46 what revels are in hand*........w 264 looks for other revels*.......1442 love keeps his r's where*....n 247 Revelation-makes growing r..q 419 revelations of a dream......k 420 r's satisfies all doubts.......h 363 nature is a revelation of God. i 363 Reveller-you moonshine r's*..e 112 Revellry-sound of r. by night.cc 121 Revenge-settles into fell r......q 11 ....... Reverence-from a due r. to God.h 59 thyselfall reverence and fear.d 364 with blind feelings r........q 181 none so poor to do Him r.*..u 118 Reverend-r., should be wise*....y 6 Reverential-with r. tread......u 314 Reverie-from reveries so airy..y 93 Reversion-bright r. in the sky j 244 Revive-for whom all else r's...a 363 God of nature alone, can r...g 349 Revolt-nature falls into r.*....1181 all good seeming by thy r.*..j 258 still revoit when truth......m 167 Revolution-r's of the times*...i 119 Revolve-r's the sad vicissitudes p385 Revolving-with the r. year....ƒ 188 Reward-sure reward succeeds..r 34 rewards his deeds with*......d 89 ambition has but one reward.b 10 reward of one duty is..... ........p 98 only r. of virtue is virtue...w 453 virtue is its own reward....bb 453 virtue is her own reward....t 453 virtue is to herself the best r.g 454 virtue is its own reward....u 454 virtue, a reward to itself....w 455 r. with glory or with gold...d 401 own praise reward enough... 405 genius and its rewards.....m 177 its own exceeding great r....i370 Rhetoric-for r. he could not...e 414 odorous r. of carnations...... 315 sweet smoke of rhetoric....ee 493 Rhetorician-a r's rules.........168 the rhetorician can prove...w324 Rheum-a quarter in r.*....... 262 Rheumatic-diseases do*......d 276 Rhine-wide and winding R...k 364 river R. it is well known.....13C4 henceforth wash the river R.1364 beneath me flows the Rhine.h 365 a blessing on the Rhine.....k 365 the prostrate Nile or Rhine.q 365 Rhine, ancient river........g 366 dwelleth by the castled R...e 129 Rhinoceros-the arm'd r.*......w 72 Rhodora-fresh r. in the woods.p 150 Rhone-rushing of the arrowy R.1364 or like the Rhone............j 253 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....u 338 rhymes are difficult things..v 338 turn o'er some idle rhyme..g 205 as your rhymes speak*......v 215 it hath taught me to r.*.....w 245 yet in prose or rhyme......bb 494 speak but one rhyme*.......≈ 498 barren flattery of a rhyme...f 341 truth in studious r's to pay.e 450 I will rhyme and print................h 300 Rhyming-under a r. planet*...o 479 Rhythm-with a faultless r.....s 427 Rhythmic-r. beat with tinkling.y 351 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* k 497 Riband-me but what this r...m 250 Rich-get riches first, get wealth.u8 y 19 .c 48 no sin but to be rich*. I am the one r. thing that...u 154 richer and richer; so higher.k 410 violet shed a richness round.o 159 as a steed that knows his r..r 322 sacred to r. his whole life.... 336 ......249 .h 63 88 if I am right thy grace.......h 20 Ripple-now they r. with the... 313 ..... 219 that it may still go right*...b 305 388 sunshine, broken in the r...s 409 without any danger of a riot.q443 know no r's but themselves. ƒ 493 primrose by the r's brim... 131 new-blown lilies of the r....b 133 along the r's summer walk ... 134 deepest r's make least din...y 383 Lethe, the river of oblivion.h 390 River-child-its r-c. to sleep.. j256 Rivet-closing rivets up*......k 460 Rivilin-r. wildest! do I not...0 334 Rivulet-the merry rivulet....d 273 in little r's of light. ......h 275 the waves of the rivulet....h 212 bring r's to their springs... 417 myriads of r's hurrying.....p 286 Road-takes no private road.....i 20 o'er the meadow road is.....w 41 road, winding slow.........a 141 the unfrequented road......q 156 the road would open........t 222 violets hiding from the r's..b 126 no r. or ready way to virtue.ƒ 453 roads are wet where'er......e 404 I block the roads............ ...ƒ 269 answer where any roads....k 494 through life's dark road.....d 463 a broad and ample r. whose.r 193 see your r., another to cut..y 491 Roadside-golden rod of the r..ƒ141 a waft from the r. bank .....e 156 Roam-ever let the fancy roam.f116 I roam, whatever realms... v 260 Roar-in my time heard lions r.* r 41 music in its roar............a 334 r. of red-breathed cannon...w 458 loosened aggravated roar....a 405 oak trees roar with joy......l 409 Roaring-r's around the coral...t 56 Roast-her that ruled the rost .h 302 Joan and goodman Robin....i 63 sing, robin, sing.. ..........c 140 the robin, the forerunner.. 1271 r. whistles far and nigh.....h 373 upon the robin's breast.....k 373 robins call robins through..n 270 sweet Robin is all my joy*.gg 496 Rock-piecemeal on the rock g41 come all! this rock shall fly .h 72 with r's unscaleable*.. n 69 to the Plymouth Rock. rocks moan wildly as it... calling 'mong the rocks..... 100 where yon rocks the stream c 141 weed flung from the rock........ 117 low-brow'd r. hang nodding q 143 about the lichen'd rocks....i 144 some rude interposing rock .e 184 the rocks pure gold*..... .......q 258 .p 70 £90 the dark r's whose summer. e 273 skirting the r's at the forest. g 136 daisy blossoms on the rocks v 138 on the rifts of the rocks.....q 131 we find but desert rocks....n 225 on rifted rocks.... .......a 226 a secret at home is like r's..a 379 on the rock or sand......... 207 on each rifted rock..........i 129 forced by the rising rocks..m 123 rocks rich in gems..........e 226 to soften rocks, or bend.....n 281 sharpened rocks of poverty..r 455 main rocks of diamond.....m 352 streams the rock did......... 436 as to a rock against which...g317 from rock to rock leaps.... q 322 r's whereon greatest men... 491 yet smelt roast meat........d 302 down from the rifted rock...s 467 Robs-r. me of that which*......r 50 founded on a Rock...... ........ p 358 would not rob one of a......g 260 minor spots of r. and verdure.c 30 robs the vast sea*...........a 419 and between the rocks......0382 rather than rob me of the*..k 215 living rock, like some,......r 382 thief which sourly r's from*. g 460 the gaunt r's all were bare...h 422 he robs himself that*......aa 418 brown rocks left bare........1422 robs poverty of its sharpest..e 342 cradles rock us nearer to the 428 Robbed-the r. that smiles*..aa 418 towns like the living rock...r 430 Robbing-by r. Peter he paid.. y 162 Rocked-swell-rocked Europe...b 72 Robe-new robes, and may not..n 13 rocked by the impulse.......a 34 cast our robes away..........p 82 when rocked to rest on.......u 59 winter robe of purest white. 378 Rocky-search the rocky........d 32 in a robe of clouds..... pursue through r. passes.....c 42 azure robe of night....... g 167 Rod-r. of empire might have...n 48 in a robe of darkest grain...d 203 rod twelve feet long, and....k 123 my robe and my integrity*.h 455 rod and bird of peace*......a 368 nor the judges robe*........l 263 spare the rod and spoil.. ......t 293 robes loosely flowing........e 384 Latin by the tingling rod...d 492 robes ye weave another.....u 119 all humbled, kiss the rod*...k 246 unfold thy robes of purest..u 145 Rode-she rode forth.... ...h 54 r. she neither sew'd nor.....c 146 | Roger-Roger's my dog.. ......c 431 summer gathers up her r's..r 376 | Rogue-rogues obey you well....t 48 r. and furr'd gowns hide*...y 384 Robin-sang the robin, the......k 22 poor robin sits and sings.....q 30 the wood-robin sings at......r 30 robin, hunger-silent now....d 31 poor robin, driven in by.....e 31 the robin red-breast till......g 31 robin and all the rest........h 31 there sits a robin on the.....k 31 robin is yet flowerless.......m 31 little cheerful robin.. .........n 31 .... o 279 50 the rogue and fool by.... ........ inch that is not fool, is r.... 491 what a frosty, spirited r. is*..≈ 499 place of rogues and thieves..i 347 busy and insinuating r.*....k 387 Roll-I am not in the roll of*....ƒ61 idly busy rolls their world. m 205 will roll us shoreward soon.bb 323 the great ages onward roll...c 392 r. of your departing voices..b 422 so rolls the changing year...1370 mighty, mystic stream has rj 365 Rollest-thou rollest now.......ƒ4_3 Rolling-flood of time is r. on. m 4.7 Roman-Romans, countrymen* yit than such a Roman*........ g 65 are yet two R's living such*.aa 185 a Roman's part............. after the high R. fashion*...d 4:1 let rather Roman come......v 266 'twas glory once to be a R... 179 this Roman grandeur........1314 above all Roman fame.......n 115 noblest Roman of them all*, a 291 241 Romance-of their own r..... n 376 parent of golden dreams, r... 365 border-land of old romance..j 366 r. is the poetry of literature.k 366 heaven of poetry and r......7 493 Rome- when R. fails-the world.a 59 R. her own sad sepulchre.....x 39 I am in Rome! oft as the....g 59 thou art in Rome.. ..g 59 from Rome's far-reaching....b 72 of Cato, and of Rome... .b 117 Pompey pass the streets of R*.c 107 I loved Rome more*. ...i 251 R., R.! thou art no more.....c 355 keep his state in Rome*. ....J 368 no other quarrel else to R...n 459 that our renowned Rome*...b 184 Romeo-R., press one heavy.....191 tongue that speaks but R's*.n.102 give me my Romeo*.........e 246 R.! wherefore art thou,R*...i 498 Romney-cousin R. gathered... 11 Roof-no r. to shrowd his head..r 67 roof of gold, or r. of thatch...q 81 wild-rose r's the the ruined.e 155 that consecrated roof*......m 258 r. was dry with oaths of....k 248 beneath the roof of love.....b 250 an under-r. of doleful gray..d 226 green roof of trees..........a 403 spread the roof above them.e 432 on the roofs of the living....p 393 thro' the arched r. in words. v 32k beneath this r. at midnight.p 326 roofs of tile, beneath........z$16 roofs that our frail hands...a 485 wall and r. and pavement...d 489 Rook-the building r. 'iil caw ...b 32 rook who high amid the .....c 32 Room-hushed and darkened r..t 81 fill another room in hell*....d 84 heart with r. for every joy...j 65 into my little room above....v 96 like other fools to fill a r..z 162 round my room my silent... 229 give her larger room.......q 156 infinite riches in a little r...s 265 r. can there be for friendship.k175 paradise hath r. for you.....e 194 I have a r., whereinto.......t 261 every room hath blaz'd*....o 264 room so warm and bright.... 18 fills the r. up of my absent*.g 187 there is no room for wit..... 471 sunken pleasures to make r.c 389 Root-deeper their vile root....y 7 with more pernicious root* . .ƒ 17 beneath the tangled roots..d 124 is principle, and has its r...b 241 nips his r., and then he*.....t235 the root of all evil .......h 462 root away the noisome*... 195 shaken to their roots........g 421 thy r. is even in the grave.m 152 the tree of deepest root.....k 239 humility, that low sweet r..e 203 is the root of misfortune....k 206 flowers took thickest root.. ..g 474 Rope-dancer, climbs the rope.ƒ 303 Rose-r's for the flush of youth..s 6 rose, where all are roses....j 18 the rose, the queen of roses...j 18 a garland for the rose........k 18 with the half-blown rose*....a 19 r's newly washed with dew*.c 19 her passion is to seek r's.....g 28 r. looks out in the valley.....t 28 rose with much of hope......g 34 r's kindled into thought.....s 35 must fade and r's wither....b 87 I no more desire a rose*......0 57 the rose and the thorn.... ..g 68 as soon seek roses......... .p 75 the rose distill'd* ...........d 94 wild roses on the spray......c 97 and the roses bloom alway..t143 the musk of the r's blown..w 161 roses red and violets blew...b 131 r. in a mist when his race..q411 roses, roses, all the way.....c126 I the lily be, and thon the r.. 126 the berries of the brier rose.n 126 or the royal-hearted rose...p 126 plant a white r. at my feet. . 127 the rose is fragrant..........1127 r. her grateful fragrance....o 127 rose-red heaps or snowy....g 128 r. leaves herself upon the...r 128 roses knotted oaks adorn....t 129 rose is fairest when 'tis.....g 130 sweet is the rose............d 131 shower of Persian roses......131 the red rose cries...........m 131 the white rose weeps.......m 131 with r's musky-breathed....n 131 she wore a wreath of roses..b 151 rose that all are praising....c 151 a rose as fair as ever saw....e 151 Oh r. who dares to name....151 smell a r. through a fence..m 151 r. that lives its little hour..o 151 O beautiful, royal rose......c 152 O rose, my red, red rose.....c 152 it never rains roses.. .......e 152 it is written on the rose....k 152 rose, with beauty fraught... 152 O Wells! thy r's came to me .t 152 I will make thee a bed ofr's. w 152 the fairest is the rose.......e 153 r's on one slender spray ....h 153 rose of the garden..........n 153 Graces love to wreath the r..q 153 r's do not shed their ray ....t 153 'tis the last rose of summer.v 153 O, give the breathing rose..a 154 r's that in deserts bloom and.e 154 when the parent r. decays..ƒ 154 rose is sweetest washed ....m 154 as sweet as damask roses*...o 154 lap of the crimson rose*.....p 154 was nothing but a r. I gave..v 154 how fair is the rose.........e 155 his blood to the rose ........r 125 rose, what has become of...j 126 beneath the unrivalled rose.i 126 my rose, so red ...m 126 the roses were all in bloom.. 159 for happy hours the rose....i 149 pluck that rose for me.. ..k 239 roses are not of winter .....w 240 the rose of thine own being..f 279 that which we call a rose* ..x 284 will there not be more r's...i 375 rose's trembling leaves.....m 376 roses of pleasure seldom.....7 324 the scent to the rose.. .. 262 for women are as rose's*. ....w 246 the rose and the lily.. ..c 242 a r., vast as the heavens....k 410 all as rich as a rose can be...k 410 r. leaves fall into billows of.k 410 tincture of the roses* ..f315 a fabric huge rose like ......n 494 sweet r's haunt the hedges..g 371 winds on breathing r's blow.s372 summer is crowned with r's.y 374 too rough, for r's to stay after. 151 a wreath of dewy roses......b 152 the fairest is the rose........c 153 bring r's, beautiful fresh r's.h 154 within the bosom of the r...a 155 r. has but a summer-reign..a 139 where roses and lilies and...z 211 that opening roses yield..... 271 so sweet, so sweet the roses.g 272 a rose upon the wall....... .k 239 as a dream the fabric rose...p 382 fair ladies, mask u are roses* s 476 he wears the r's of youth*...p 487 bees around a rose..........a 401 r's blossom'd by each rustic. 441 rose was awake all night for. i 434 bloom and budding rose......1435 roses, fair and brief.........b 438 the first r's of the year shall. 184 r's fade, and shadows shift..≈ 491 Roseate-no longer r. now, nor. i 151 Rose-bud-a white r-b. for a....g 151 r-b's in the morning dew...q 151 I wish I might a r-b. grow..a 152 gather ye r-b's while you....n 152 sweet is the rose-bud........e 153 r-b's scarcely show'd their..g 153 rose-bud set with little......i478 no rose-bud is nigh..........k 153 I watched a r-b. very long... 154 O happy rose-bud blooming.k 154 like r-b's fill'd with snow....i 303 Rose-grove-blushing in pride.c 155 Rosemary-dreary rosmarye... f 156 r., that's for remembrance*.h 156 Rose-scented-daisies are r-s...p 138 Rose-thought-for God's r-t.....v 152 Rose-tree-pretty rose-tree......i 153 Rosy-and left the daisies rosy ƒ 139 Rot-we rot and rot*...........l 23 cold obstruction, and to r.*..d 176 better rot beneath the sod...i 431 Rotation-vain r's of the day...p 302 Rote-words learn'd by rote....f 414 he understood by rote.......0 350 Rotten-apple r. at the heart*..aa 87 r. in the state of Denmark*.w 340 Rottenness-turned to r........u 200 Rotting-ships sailorless lay r.. 78 mean and mighty, rotting..q 104 Rough-r. winds do shake*. ..p 271 distance, rough at hand.....a 242 though he was r., he was....e 220 Roughen-hard toil can г......m 483 Rough-hew-them how we will* c 349 Rouleau-how beauteous are r's ƒ462 Round -r. these, with tendrils...y 40 largeness, but th' exactly г..m 58 r. of life from hour to hour..w 58 a little round, fat, oily......b 818 once circling in its placid r.. 444 r. every windward stake....n 303 round and round the sand..k 422 Rounded-little life is r.*. .......q 97 who rounded in his palm....y 403 Roundelay-a woodland r.......a 23 Rouse-r. the lion from his lair. w 12 stirs to rouse a lion..........q72 Rout-that keep a mighty rout.g 135 where meet a public rout... .9 256 Routed-r. the whole troop.....r 456 Rove-banks, while free to r....e 366 Roved-I have r. from wild.....r 262 Rover-shoots at r's, shooting..g 321 Rowan-waves his scarlet plume 1432 R's were like brothers ......o 449 Royal-look where r. roses burn.i152 royal clouds are they........d 411 r. river, born of sun and........l 365 royal makings of a queen*..a 368 O beautiful, royal rose......c 152 enforc'd to farm our royal*..m 3C8 our purposes, and, being r.*.b 409 Royalty-do I assume these r's..i 367 frame them to r. unlearn'd*.8 367 Rub-there's the rub. .9391 Rubbish-the r. of a throng.....a 48 Rubric-is thy name in the r...g 450 Ruby-ruby of your cheeks*...y 121 those be r's, fairy favours*..ƒ 137 the vineyard's 1. treasures...i 376 like a r. from the horizon's..f411 is all with rubies as it were..e411 Rudder-soul, like bark with r.ƒ 327 Ruddy-bird of ruddy breast....c 31 dear, as the ruddy drops....k 169 dear to me as are the ruddy*.e465 Rude-thy breath be rude*. ..i 476 Ruc-shall be filled with rue...b 155 Ruff-that touched the ruff....b 116 Ruffian-r's dance and leap*...m 460 ancient r., sir, whose life*...c 322 Ruffle-like sending them r's..k 492 Ruffing-r., the blue deep's....e 466 Rugged-about the r. places....d 158 the r. trees are mingling.....j 143 Ruin-would ruin a person or a.d 42 whom God to r. has design'd.p 117 the ruin that it feeds upon..k 143 creepeth o'er ruins old...... 148 |