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stands single in r. act......654 v we are responsible for......587m Responsive-r. each to ** ..670 j Rest-absence of occupation..526 ƒ ambition has no rest 13 g and disorder'd rest.. 326 e at length possess quiet r....739 e at rest within the ground..393 o brave, who sink to rest....468 i breathes rest and comfort§.643 r brewing towards my rest*.161 c broke their dreamy rest....545 f but all are seeking rest....526 cannot rest from travelt...351 choose their place of rest **668 y deep rest and sweet, most..563 r e'en the great find rest....285 k eternal sabbath of his r....297 o fair spirit! rest thee now...526 j fate will give an eternal r..690 e fold thine arms, turn tot...526 & For those that r. not here..526 h for weary feet, the gift of..526 t gets him to r., crammed* ..526 p her tongue one moment's r.589 t his hour of midday r. is... 30 t hours must I take my rest* 602 s in the bosom of our rest....298 in the r. of Nirvana all...........526 d I will kiss thee into rest...334 d it dreams a r. if not more..671 9 labor is rest-from the.....339 j leaf fell there did it rest...411 f like a warrior taking his r. 444 8 mayest thou r. soundly.. .739 g might sit and r. a while....579 o motion there was rest......100 h mountain height is rest....526 i my lord shall never rest*...589 o my soul has r., sweet sigh .553 e never r., but tremble on...612 c night is the time for rest..416 no rest-no dark .398 k no rest, so much as ..338 r now the hour of r. hath§...526m nowhere yet to rest my....667 q O day of r. How beautiful§536 a O endless sense of rest§....620 pass into the rest of God...229m

peace and rest at length....303 v permitted to rest... .297 q perfect form in perfect r.t.563 ' rest at last where soulst...571 o rest can never dwell**.. ..308 i rest forgot for which he*..444 / rest for weary pilgrims....285 i rest from all petty.. ..339 j rest from sin-promptings..339 j rest from world-sirens.....339 j rest in heaven... ...142 a

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r. nor reason can express*.362 p rhyme the pipe, and Time..462 p r. the rudder is of verses...476 d speak but one r. and I*.....148 i taught me to rhyme*. ..362 8 that write in r. still make..476 e the ripple of laughing r....476 n turn o'er some idle rhyme.313 o walks forth the man of r.$.480 i with some r., rotten........ 493 r Rhymed-its sort, r. or........346 n Rhymes-in love as your r.*..362 p r. and rattles of the mant..623 c r. that dread neither. .677 e streets their merry r§.. ..396 g truth in studious r. to.. ..628 c Rhyming-born under a r.*...663 i Rhythm-r. that love's aching 415 with a faultless rhythm....603 8 Rhythmic-dance and r. beat.514 q Rialto-fathom under the R.1.404 p soul's Rialto hath its.. .441 Ribbed-ribbed and paled in*.3273 Ribs-behold her crashing r...552 25 heart knock at my ribs*...209m make rich the ribs*..... ...211m under the ribs of death**..296 d Ribbon-r. round his breast...647 u ribbon to stick in... ...256 b Ribbons-streaming blue r....387 c Rice-best not stir the rice....481 q Rich-all alike are rich. ..134 C

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Richard-conscience avaunt...572 8 O Richard! O my king.....534 u Rid-to mend or be rid on't*. .350 t Ride-and ride in blood*......639 a he will ride a gallop........503ƒƒ r. more than thou goest*...511 q 'tis time to run, 'tis time...540 Rider-proud r. on so proud.* 21 d steed that knows his rider 459 € want of a horse the r. is....497ee Rides-rides upon the storm..274 e trouble r. behind and... 792 r Riding-hood-by the r-h.'s....458 k Ridicule-ever-ready notes of..50 k r. is the test of truth....... .621 n ridicule often cuts.........740 ƒ subject of ridicule.........733 p took for truth the test ofr.621 u with her of r. the test 621 u Ridiculous-aliver., and dead‡349 n be never so ridiculous*.....127 n made arms ridiculous**....579 i magnificent and the r. ....101 u no spectacle so ridiculous..399 n one step above the r..... 75 1 r. in the country as*. ..102 sublime to the ridiculous...581 h Riddle-glory, jest and r. oft..371 v Riddles-r. as any sphinx......31 e Rifle-r. and the bayonet-blade635 p rifle in hand I roam'd.... 87 Rifleman-by a r. hid in the...442 u Rift-little r. within the lutet.408 f Rifts-rifts of splendor........223 r Rigadoon-and ancient r......128 b Right-all right and wrong....707 n always be in the right. .468j an equal right to live.. .347 a right little, tight.. .327 g a saying oft thought right.606 a bate a jot of right**.......198 c be sure you are r., then go..495ll cannon to right of themt...640 n earns the right to begin....635 o equal r. of all men to the...184 o equal r. to breathe the air..184 o equal r. to the use of land..338 v every cranny but the r.....354 every one is in the right....765 e faith that R. makes Might..163 u firmness in the right... 86 n first a right to life. .529 b for r. is right since God....529 g faith that R. makes Might..529 j from that r. to part an**...376 c generalities of natural r....529 d God defend the right*. ....498 g guarantee for being right.. 79 o he alone, does right Heaven aid the right.. if I am right thy grace. know it was right...

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