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vely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels.
Evangeline. Part i. 3.
And as she looked around, she saw how Death the consoler, Laying his hand upon many a heart, had healed it forever.
Evangeline. Part ii. 5.
God had sifted three kingdoms to find the wheat for this planting.[616-1]
The Courtship of Miles Standish. iv.
Into a world unknown,--the corner-stone of a nation![616-2]
The Courtship of Miles Standish. iv.
Saint Augustine! well hast thou said, That of our vices we can frame A ladder, if we will but tread Beneath our feet each deed of shame.[616-3]
The Ladder of Saint Augustine.
The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight, But they while their companions slept Were toiling upward in the night.
The Ladder of Saint Augustine.
The surest pledge of a deathless name Is the silent homage of thoughts unspoken.
The Herons of Elmwood.
He has singed the beard of the king of Spain.[616-4]
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on, I only speak, 114.
onward steer, 252.
or wrong, our country, 675.
rather be, than president, 517.
sorry for your heaviness, I am, 6.
the day must win, 653.
there is none to dispute my, 416.
to begin doing well, earns the, 648.
to dissemble your love, 445.
was right, 444.
whatever is is, 316.
whose life is in the, 318.
words, how forcible are, 816.
Rights,
blacks had no, 675.
dare maintain, their, 438.
men who know their, 438.
of a man, how he lies in the, 648.
of man, called the, 409.
property has its duties as well as, 582, 609.
reparation for our, 364.
unalienable, 434.
Righteous
are bold as a lion, 829.
die the death of the, 813.
forsaken, not seen the, 819.
hath hope in his death, 826.
man regardeth the life of his beast, 826.
overmuch, be not, 830.
perils doe enfold the, 27.
shall flourish, 822.
Righteousness
and peace, 821.
exalteth a nation, 826.
sun of, 836.
word of, 848.
Rightly to be great, 142.
Rigorous law, 704.
Rigour
of the game, 508.
of the statutes, 47.
Rill,
by cool Siloam's shady, 535.
nor yet beside the, 386.
sunshine broken in the, 526.
Rills, thousand, 382.
Rim, the sun's, dips, 498.
Ring
happy bells, 633.
in the Christ that is to be, 633.
in the thousand years of peace, 633.
in the valiant man, 633.
of verse, thy rare gold, 651.
on her wand she bore, 520.
out my mournful rhymes, 633.
out old shapes of disease, 633.
out the darkness of the land, 633.
out the narrowing lust of gold, 633.
out the old ring in the new, 633.
out the thousand wars of old, 633.
out wild bells, 633.
posy of a, 138.
the fuller minstrel in, 633.
to evensong, 19.
with this, I thee wed, 851.
Rings,
and chains, wearers of, 511.
of which all Europe, 252.
Ringing grooves of change, 626.
Ringlet, blowing the, 627.
Ripe
and good one, a scholar and a, 101.
and ripe, hour to hour we, 68.
cherry, I cry, 201.
Ripened
in our northern sky, 433.
into faith, persuasion, 481.
Ripeness, love grown to, 624.
Ripening
breath, summer's, 106.
his greatness is a, 99.
Ripest fruit first falls, 81.
Ripples break round his breast, 677.
Rise
by sin, some, 47.
honest muse, 322.
let it, till it meet the sun, 529.
like feathered Mercury, 86.
[1072]up Xarifa, 677.
with the lark, 454.
Risen on mid-noon, 235, 476.
Rising
all at once, their, 227.
early, heaven's help better than, 790.
in clouded majesty, 233.
in his, seemed a pillar of state, 227.
to a man's work, 753.
Risks nothing gains nothing, 21.
Rival
all but Shakespeare's name, 513.
in the light of day, 482.
River,
Alph the sacred, 500.
at my garden's end, 289.
Dee, lived on the, 427.
fair and crystal, 180.
glideth at his own sweet will, 470.
in Macedon, there is a, 92.
like the foam on the, 491.
like the snow-fall in the, 451.
of his thoughts, 553, 614.
of passing thoughts, 752.
Rivers
are highways, 799.
by shallow, 41.
cannot quench, 95.
of Egypt, 833.
run to seas, 274.
wide and shallow brooks, 248.
River's brim, primrose by a, 468.
Rivets up, hammers closing, 92, 296.
Rivulet of text, a neat, 442.
Rivulets
dance, where, 469.
myriads of, 630.
Road,
along a rough a weary, 448.
fringing the dusty, 657.
life's dark, through, 564.
like one on a lonesome, 499.
morn furthers a man on his, 694.
no street no, 586.
of casualty, 62.
takes no private, 320.
taxed horse on a taxed, 462.
through life's dark, 564.
to virtue, no ready, 218.
whose dust is gold, 236.
Roam,
absent from Him I, 497.
soar but never, 485.
some love to, 653.
they are fools who, 362.
when far o'er sea we, 525.
where'er I, whatever realms to see, 394.
Roamed o'er many lands, 582.
Roar,
a lion in the lobby, 352.
gently as any sucking dove, 57.
give a grievous, 352.
he did not only sigh but, 283.
music in its, 547.
nature says best and she says, 283.
set the table on a, 144.
you an 't were any nightingale, 57.
Roaring
lion, as a, 849.
lions, talks as familiarly of, 78.
Roast
an egg, the learned, 330.
beef of old England, 363.
Roasted rare, new-laid eggs, 274.
Rob
a neighbour, that he might, 592.
me the exchequer, 86.
Peter and pay Paul, 186.
the Hybla bees, 115.
us of our joys, 406.
was lord below, 474.
Robs
me of that which not enriches him, 153.
the vast sea, the sun, 109.
Robbed,
he that is, 154.
the, that smiles, 151.
Robbery, change be no, 17.
Robbing Peter he paid Paul, 14.
Robe,
dew on his thin, 515.
of clouds, throne of rocks in a, 553.
of night, azure, 573.
the judge's, 47.
Robes
and furred gowns hide all, 148.
garland and singing, 253.
loosely flowing hair as free, 178.
riche or fidel, 1.
Robin
Hood, a famous man is, 473.
jolly Robin, 404.
Robin-redbreast, call for the, 181.
Robinson Crusoe, poor, 391.
Robustious periwig-pated fellow, 137.
Rock
aerial, brotherhood upon, 480.
dwell on a, or in a cell, 26.
founded upon a, 839.
gem of the old, 219.
moulder piecemeal on the, 549.
of Ages cleft for me, 432.
of the national resources, 531.
pendent, a towered citadel, 158.
reclined, all on a, 347.
shall fly from its firm base, this, 491.
stood on, to bob for whale, 217.
tall, the mountain, 467.
the cradle of reposing age, 328.
us nearer to the tomb, cradles, 309.
weed flung from the, 542.
Rocks
and hills, 150.
caves lakes fens bogs, 228.
fleeting air and desert, 181.
music hath charms to soften, 294.
pure gold, water nectar and, 44.
throne of, robe of clouds, 553.
whereon greatest men have oftest wrecked, 240.
Rock-bound coast, stern and, 569.
Rock-ribbed hills, 572.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep, 676.
Rocket, rose like a, 431.
Rocky are her shores, 344.
Rod
and thy staff, thy, 819.
beaten with his own, 9.
he that spareth his, 826.
of empire might have swayed, 384.
of iron, rule with a, 849.
reversed, his, 246.
spare the, 8, 213, 262.
to check the erring, 475.
wit 's a feather a chief a, 319.
Rode,
full royally he, 23.
the six hundred, 628.
Roderick,
art thou a friend to, 491.
where was, then, 492.
Rogue, inch that is not fool is, 269.
Rogues in buckram, 84.
Roguish thing, equity is a, 194.
Roll
darkling down, 366.
[1073]of common men, 85.
of honor, pension list is the, 669.
on dark blue ocean, 547.
wherever waves can, 413.
Rolls
it under his tongue, 283.
of fame, in all the, 345.
of Noah's ark, 268.
Rolled
two into one, 454.
up the wrong way, hedgehog, 584.
Rolling
deep, home on the, 679.
in fine frenzy, 59.
stone gathers no moss, 14, 711.
year is full of thee, the, 357.
Roman
fame, above all, 329.
fashion, after the high, 159.
hand, we do know the sweet, 76.
holiday, to make a, 546.
more an antique, than a Dane, 146.
name, above any Greek or, 267.
noblest, of them all, 115.
senate long debate, can a, 298.
streets, gibber in the, 126.
than such a, 114.
thought hath struck him, a, 157.
urns, fire in antique, 213.
Romans
call it stoicism, the, 298.
countrymen and lovers, 113.
last of all the, fare thee well, 115.
Romance, by the shores of old, 472.
Romances of Marivaux, 387.
Romanism and rebellion, 679.
Romantic, if folly grow, 321.
Rome,
aisles of Christian, 598.
big with the fate of, 297.
but that I loved, more, 113.
can Virgil claim, 271.
do as they do at, 791.
eternal devil to keep state in, 110.
grandeur that was, 640.
growing up to might, 642.
hook-nosed fellow of, 90.
I do fast on Saturday at, 767.
in the height of her glory, 533.
more than the Pope of, 212.
move the stones of, 114.
not built in one day, 15, 792.
palmy state of, 126.
queen of land and sea, 642.
shall fall when falls the Coliseum, 546.
than second in, 727.
thou hast lost the breed of noble bloods, 110.
time will doubt of, 558.
when at, do as they see done, 193.
Romeo, wherefore art thou, 105.
Roof,
arched, 251.
fretted with golden fire, 134.
to shrowd his head, 189, 194.
under the shady, 250.
Room
and verge enough, ample, 383.
as your company, 859.
blazed with lights, 109.
civet in the, 415.
for Shakespeare, 179.
for wit, heads so little no, 222.
infinite riches in a little, 41.
no gilded dome
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