Robbing-r. Peter he paid... 252 g Robs-attraction r. the vast*.595 o he r. himself that spends* .595 n passing year robs us of....746 f r. me of that which not*...524m Robe-azure robe of night....258 h dew on his thin robe was..117 q fashion of thy many-colored544 p his loose long r. was....... 23 d indues a r., half careless....660 v like a giant's robe upon a.. 30 a r. of terror and of beauty..531 f r. she neither sew'd nor....234m simple r., their best attire.. 24 n with r. gold tawny not......545 d Robes-cast our robes away...136 u in robes like ours... 234 h new robes, and may not*... 24 ƒ outward r. in their ostents. 24m pansies chill in velvet robes 395m r. and furr'd gowns hide*. .556 o robes loosely flowing.. ..414 O robes the mountains in its.402 p r. ye weave another wears.152 summer gathers up her r..545 d thy robes of white.. .224 j Robin-little cheerful r. stay¶ 56 i our little English robin¶... 56 g poor robin, driven in by.... 55m poor r. is yet flowerless¶... 56 h poor r. sits and sings alone. 55 g r. has flown to her nest.... 59 h quiet, r., quiet, yon loverst.664 b sang the robin, the§. 43 e sing, robin, sing.. .228 h sing, robin, sing.. ..539 r sobered r., hunger-silent+t. 55 7 sweet Robin is all my joy*.329 v there sits a robin on the.... 56 ƒ where the robin built. .218 e whither away, r., whither.. 56 c Robin Hood-in praise of R.H.578 j R. H. the English ballad¶.. 33 d Robins-and Jamie's after r...542 i robins call robins through.392 d sing, robins, sing... 224 n the robins wait. .224 n Robinson-could say Jack R..495hh Rock-and founded on a Rock522m as a gem of the old rock....500 o assail the stern rock and...134m clefts of the rock 'mid the..230 close by a rock, of lesst....613 h come all ! this r. shall fly... 70 h cradles r. us nearer to the..604 j down from the rifted rock..648 c dwell on a rock or in a cell.567 flung from the r. on ocean's 150 moulder piecemeal on thel. 91 7 on each rifted rock.. .219 ƒ Plymouth Rock that had§..115 e rapid change from r. to... 589 j rifted r. the sunbeam pours648 c rifts of the rock.

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low-brow'd rocks hang‡....232 h on a throne of rocks]. ..402 o our rocks are rough, but...611 e rocks did overwhelm.... 613 e r. impede thy dimpling....531 b r. impregnable are not so*.602 p r. left bare on every hand§.598 t r. moan wildly as it passes.148 o rocks rich in gems and.....413 c r. whereon greatest men**.388 h r., where sits the siren... .445 t skirting the rocks.. 225 e sprinkled on the rocks.. .222 d

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runs the world away*. ..151 t Rupert-rash--the Rupert of. 27 k the Rupert of debate.. 27 b Rural-happiness the r. maid.110 q nor rural sights alone, but..410 o Rush-madman! r. over the...716 k the rush of a storm... ..137 j Rushes-rushes lean over the. 459 rushes strewed, cobwebs*..432 i Rushing-r. now adown the...641

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eternal Sabbath of his rest.297 o he who ordained the S. loves484 p

one heavy Sabbath keep..537 c one sabbath deep and+. 537 d on the Sabbath say *mew "537 a S. bill or forge a bull.. .521 d Sunday shines no S. day...537 b thus was Sabbath kept**...536 r to keep the Sabbath's rest..518 v too much S. into Sunday...536 p when on Sabbath morning§ 40 c Sabbathless-S. Satan... ..666 w Sabbaths-the s. of Eternity+.537 d Sabidius-do not love thee, S..723 a Sable-purchase of the s. s... 53 1 Sables-have a suit of sables*.153m

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shrouds herself in sables...546 c sighs for sables which]. ... .189 c than settled age his sables*.673 ƒ Sacerdotal-thou s. gain, but 586 f Sack-heaves his ponderous s.113 e old s. is our money, old....649 u old sack is our wealth......649 u purge and leave sack*. 99 g this intolerable deal of s.*.326 | Sacramentarians-way of the.521 j Sacramental-like s. wine..... 55 n Sacraments-too little of s....273 Sacred-a sacred gift to man..493 as a sacred thing.. for those sacred powers....420m men divine and s. call......670 p sacred to be so easily§... ..265 a things sacred should not...738 e those stones will be held s..426 d was s. but the beautiful....755 q Sacrifice-fires of sacrifice....224 flame of sacrifice breaks...245 a law of s. takes the form of. 163 prayers one sweet s.* .489 h s. is the first element of....520 8 spirit of self-sacrifice! ..148 n spotted livers in the s.* 1m the Patriarch's sacrifice....404 d turn delight into a sacrifice.476 w unpitied sacrifice in a......627 b you sacrifice your tears*...663 1 Sacrifices-love s. all things.. 360 k made up of petty sacrifices.373 p Sacrilegious-incestuous, s.**.641 v Sad-be more profoundly sad.775 h cheers the s., revives the..648m dark tree! still s. when....613 c experience to make me sad*384 k has something sad to say..481 e he was nor sad nor merry*.191 h I'll be sad for nae-body....110 e impious in a good man to..587 k make us sad next morning.519 f of alls. words of tongue.....519 j O name forever s.! forever+409 rich men look sad and*....639 8 sad as angels for the good..555 8 sad because it hath been...381 q sad in the midst of every...177 g sad, sometimes intoxicating152 n sad when he sets...

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so s., so tender, yet so true.578 8 then so sad a thing to die..690 q the world was sad; the....566 thou makest the sad heart.540 o to be glad or sad I care no..10 r to-day is s. In the bland..605 g very face to make us sad...400 c what makes old age so sad.754m who is not wise is sad......759 j yet be sad, good brothers*.537 i Saddens-s. in a senseless din. 239 c Sadder-a s. and a wiser man.388 a s. than owl-songs or the...493 a Saddest-of all tales 'tis the s. 1537

s. thing that can befall.....198 j the saddest of the year....543m Sadness-beauty and s..... 35 h be no sadness of farewell+..465 d fate turns to sudden s.*....569 x feeling of s. and longing§..537 g fling off thy sadness. .164 r in a most humorous s.*... 607 k

I with sadness wept........183 r songs of s. and of mirth§...557 f your sad tires in a mile-a*.384 7 Saddled-millions ready s. and510 q Safe-bes. whose wishes roam 593 c be silent and safe-silence.554 blushes: all is safe..... 741 6 confidence is nowhere safe.684 n I were s. at home, in bed...586 i it is not safe to know.......267 i safe bind, safe find.. ...503aa s. from danger who is on...688 s s. from temptation safe§...316 i safe in the hallowed quiet++ 466 k 'tis man's perdition to be s.622 c what has been lost is safe..803 z when he is safe... ..758 h

when safe, is on his guard..751m Safeguard-doves will peck in*119 q Safest-he travels s. in the.....606 s honorable is also safest....712 n who stands safest‡.. ..256 n Safety-best safety lies in*....495kk death was safety.. 297 k deserve neither liberty nor.343 t doubtful safety to those in.676 g monuments of the s. with..460 w only s. is in serving God....804 q pluck this flower, safety*..129 q pot of ale and safety*. 121 w purchase a little temporary343 safety for the conquered...751 j safety of the state..........741 a s. walks in its steps........333 d there is always s. in valor..628 j the safety of leaders.......800 x to act in safety*. .....651m to teach thee safety*. .122 f valour to act in safety*.....628 o Saffron-the saffron flower....245 a Sagacious-s. in making......752 c Sage-experience made him s. 9 p

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brilliant wits and musing s 65 charm, by sages often told.112 k chief's, the sage's pridet...480 j converse with the old s.... 64 e dozing sages drop the......456 h holy sages once did sing*... 94 l of the seven great ancient s.650 p sages have seen in thy face.5668 so dark as sages say: so have all sages said. than all the

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ray what glimmering sail...552 h s. for Porta Rique... ..321 p s. forth into the sea of life§.645 sail he spreads for Heav'n..674 ƒ sail on even keel. ..445 g s. on, O Union, strong and§.469 c s. the thousands of watery.607 f sail through life towards...261m s. where'er the surge may].150 second an oar or a sail.....354 g so low a sail to strike*......109 8 spread the sail.. ..445 t

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slow sail'd the wearyt......383 k Sailest-s. wide to other lands 42 g Sailing-lazily s. o'er the blue 99 n Sailor-before Noah was a s.*.438 v bringest the s. to his wifet.446 d hear a brother sailor.... 446 b mind is a good sailor. 4 k s. when the prize has. .329 l Sailors-s. freeze with fears‡.577 r winds that s. rail at* .....564 0 Sails-behold the threaden s.* 445 u by science, s., and oars.....678 d head-winds right for royal.301 e majestic with her swelling. 446 a purple the sails, and so*...552 b s. forth the stripling bold..350 b ships rigged out with s. of.585 k the white and rustling s....445 b winds shift, shift our sails] 667 w Saint-as. in crape is twicet.. 82 w by s., by savage, and by...489 a Edinburgh's Saint Giles.... 95 p idol, s., virgin, prophet....586f in white, like a saint.. 238 is a saint run mad‡ low St. James' up to .....158 g might become a saint. .129 a patron saint in armor shines68m saint abroad and a devil....312 c St. John mingles with my‡.517 j see Christ's chosen saint... 93 e seem as., when most I play*631 p sinner it or saint it‡... 252 therefore no true s. allows.374 the rigid saint, by whom no520 i the ruins of St. Paul's......267 n the ruins of St. Paul's.. 268 n thou be saint or sinner.....134 c to catch a s., with saints* ..172 t up to high St. Paul. ..158 g weakest s. upon his knees.,487 8 whither saint or sinner.....311 s Saintlike-innocent, s. air..... 31 c Saints-bait to draw s. from++128m conjure thee by all the s.*..130 r contracting with the saints.670 e crew of errant saints.......157 o great men may jest with s. *653 x images of canonized saints*303 e men below, and s. above...362 g no silver s., by dying misers 95 8 relics of the ancient saints.344m saints in your injuries*. ....660 g saints only have such faces$195 d s. out of heaven with palms561 k saints themselves will......272 a saints who taught and led.. 85 k s. will aid if men will call..487 r teaches s. to tear and cant. 673 u tos. whose lives are better.520 i Saintship-s. of an anchorite.303 a Sake-but would be for your..666 c

dear child Jesus' sake...... 94 c for Christ's sweet sakett....86 o "for God's s.," others to...762 t for thy sake, tobacco, I....457 a for whose sweete sake that.518m sake of the friendship§.....265 a Salaam-hat that bows to no.432 w Salad-better s. ushering the.167 e his fingers in the s. bowl...168 t make a capital salad........239 1]

my salad days; when I*....673 h our Garrick's a salad.. 79 q Sale-s. of chapmen's tongues 36 q to things of sale a seller's*.442 o Sallies-noble s. of the soul...567 t Sallow-the s. for the mill.....610 h Sallowness-to haggard s. .827 t Sally-there's none like pretty655 q Sally Lunn-with a grace the.374 0 Salmon-and the first salmon§ 97 q the salmon vaut.. 213 g Salt-abundance of Attic salt.177 a call it Attic salt. ..124 f death is the universal salt..132 d eat a bushel of s. with him.495ii how salt the savor is.......765 8 its beauty and s. of truth... 64 g many pecks of salt... ..704 h ne'er knew salt, or heard‡..314 i not one salt drop e'er wets.538 b salt is spilt, to me it fell....586 i salt of most unrighteous* .376 table, a dish of salt ..685

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252 u Salvation by means of......798 a s. through Christ the.. .804 d tools of working out s......587 c Salve-lips covered with s.....179m patience is sorrow's salve..467 d salve" is writ beneath...894m Samaritan-acts like a S. ...457 f do the Samaritan without.. 87 c Same always and never the..410 u another and the same......188 c another yet the same‡. ..101 w by the s. means we do not..764 j leave us and find us the s.. 75 € s. with common natures....420 c things are still the s. they.. 22 g Sample-his speech was a fine 573m Sancho Panza-S. P. by name. 74

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Sandal-shoon-upon my "s-s."882 a Sandals-with winged s. shod. 17 b Sand-piper-one little s-p. and 56 a Sands-across the s. o' Dee....530 Z books are drenched sands.. 68 i clog the last sands of life..464 h footprints in the sands§.....598 u life's latest sands are. .279 8 on the flat sands hoard..... 42 a passed over the white sands553 z s. are number'd that make*350 v small sands the mountain..619 v the shining sands below‡...615 ƒ through the silent sands...531 7 Sandy-just above yons. bar§.576 a Sane-assent, and you are s...320 8 fitter being sane than mad.101 b who then is sane ?.... .716 j Sang-all s. "Annie Laurie "..568 a he worked and sang from...110 b how s. they in your courts.165 a laughed and s., any noise. 20m sang every night as he......292 6 s. in tones of deep emotion$557 h s. of love and not of fame..568 a sang out of tune, ancient...453 € sang with many a change§. 94 j she s. ful loude and cleere.. 45 j so sang they, and the**.....536 T what song the Syrens sang.143 r when they sang together...635 e Sanguinaria-s. from whose...223 € Sans-s. sense, sans taste, sans676 i Sansavine-flames so red in§..649 p Santa Claus-S-C. de la..... .643 c Sap-if the sap is stirring yet.540 q infect thy sap and live on*.300 u milky sap of its inner cell..267 b sap is stagnant.... .313 € sap that turns to nectar....266 e stalks with honeyed sap....237 0 without their sap howf. 825 0 Sapless-those sapless scales. 234 | Sapling-like to a wind-blown.367 a Sapphire-like s., pearl*... . . . . 220 a Sapphires-firmament with**.416m the sapphire blaze... 415 o Sappho-burning S. loved and 542 d S.'s ode a good example...478 I tenth is S. maid divine.....Abr Sark-Sark, fairer than aught327 1 Sash-when the s. was open...614 r Sashes-knack of tying sashes 88w Sat-as when he sat down.....16 j

he sat by her side and her..664 a she sat like Patience on a*. 397 b where we sat side by side..357 y Satan-indignation S. stood**.153 € on God's and S.'s brood....358 g Sabbathless Satan......... 666 to Satan exalted sat by merit**153 f S. finds some mischief still.497cc S. hous'd within this man* 180 r S. now is wiser than of yore‡594 c S. o'ercomes none but by...593 8 S., so call him now, his**...153 g S. trembles when he sees...487 8 Satan was now at hand**. ...153 b so S., whom repulse upon**472m to Paradise the Arabs say.. 53m Satanic-the Satanic school...153 8 Satchel-schoolboy with his s. *580 € Satellites-Jove's s. are less..277 Satiate-s. the hungry dark... 52 d Satiated-life like a s. guest..721 ƒ Satiates-new appetite while.764 g Satiety-s. closely follows the.741€

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