KEVOLTE RIGADOON
ReVolte-ce n'est pas une p. 672 27 Revolted-that have r. wives 870 21 Revolution-might justify r 332 16 to establish democracy 188 6 see also Revolution pp. 672, 673 Revolutions-full of forms, motions.38710 see also Revolution pp. 672, 673 Revolves-the sad vicissitudes. .. .732 9 Reward-ambition but one r. 21 22 cannot claim as a r. 267 10 for faithful silence 708 19 give worth r. vice 6 12 her own fairest r 838 22 honor the r. of virtue 835 19 interest, or some r 859 4 its own exceeding great r 691 27 justice extorts no r 413 17 knavery's its own r. 419 23 love me, r. me 183 20 of one duty is the power 207 18 of the spirit who tries 625 21 of virtue bread 837 23 of your speaking 741 9 pleasure as its r 835 18 she must be your great r 861 6 Bure r. succeeds 71 19 toil's r. that sweetens 908 23 transient is her r 44 20 unless it brings a r 186 8 virtue is its own r. 836 14 with glory or with gold 745 16 worthy of his r 425 21 worthy r. for great toils 64 9 Rewards-can man decree. 861 5 genius and its r. 308 18 God r. good done here 318 2 his deeds with doing them 186 20 if your take away r 837 3 unequal r. thou bestowest 292 2 "World its Veterans r 450 8 world r. the appearance 510 24 Rex-ego sum r. Romanus 426 21 pent ure fugam 159 3 Rezoloot-till the cows come 145 3 Rhein-see p. 673 Rhetoric-dulls the craft of r. 700 21 fine sample of r 741 6 for r., he could not ope his 572 16 is the art of ruling 743 13 logic and r. able to contend.. . . 757 7 odorous r. of carnations 279 16 of pedants 460 5 Rhetorician-prove he ought 572 17 Sabinseus to bathe 228 9 sophistical r„ inebriated 741 23 Rheum-a quarter in r 508 28 Rheumatic-diseases abound 527 12 Rheims-Archbishop of R 403 1 Rhine-by the castled R 156 8 from the valley of the R 627 17 going on to the R 846 7 imported from the R 157 1 not yield to German R 857 7 the prostrate Nile or R.. 675 24 until I reach the R. 846 7 wash the river R 124 6 see also Rhine p. 673 Rhine-land-from the R. 220 18 Rhmoceros-arm'd r 160 18 Rhodes-has sent you 138 14 Rhodora-if the sages ask 58 22 RhonerijyLeman's waters wash'd.496 9 rushing of arrowy R 673 15 Rhyme-and a musical r. . .■ 800 14 answer with some r 638 18 each r. a petal sweet 540 9 epic's stately r 60420 for now it is r 604 3 have reason for my r. 604 14 it hath taught me to r. 478 12 making legs in r. 4 16 man of r. 608 3 nor reason 477 21,604 3,659 3 prime her blithest r. 545 14 reason war with r 603 9 rh"thm and musical r. 796 18 sort of Runic r. 68 3 speak but oner 479 9 that my murmuring r. 719 6 the pipe and Tune 574 4 us to reason 287 5 will r. and print 50 19 within my heart a r..'. 798 14 with ornaments, with r. 263 8 with sportive r 604 6 wonder if ever a r 839 12 you who r. and I who r 701 2 see also Poetry p. 602 Rhymed-best verse hasn't been r.907 21 poem r. or unrhymed 602 10 Rhymes-in love as your r 477 21 leave behind him r 604 4 the r. and rattles 821 10 truth in studious r 828 21 Rhyming-born under r. planet. . .902 1 rage for r. badly 724 17 Rhythm-and musical rhyme 796 18 in low-toned r 554 23 no other sweet in its r 465 10 with a faultless r 800 14 Rhythms-of progress 635 8 Rialto-five fathom under R 536 2 hath its merchandise 85 9 Rib-made from man's r. . . 886 24, 890 6 smote him under the fifth r. . . 728 11 Ribbands-my sleeves with r. 348 11 Ribbon-of cloud on soul-wind. . . 553 1 road a r. of moonlight 556 4 round his breast 873 23 to stick in his coat 289 12 Ribbons-deeds instead of r 739 2 with streaming blue r 483 2 Ribs-heart knock at my r. 269 12 her crashing r. divide 704 11 hideth his sharp X- 425 22 make rich ther. 214 17 soul under r. of death 357 16 Rice-best not stir the r 610 6 Rich-and a r. [dwelling] 41 11 and full of pleasantness 41 3 and poor around it wait. 337 18 and powerful easily break 430 13 and with thee r 668 7 as a rose can be 769 4 attention to r. and poor 504 10 breasts of the r. seen into 291 23 business of the r. 311 23 change pleases the r. 64 11 content is r. and r. enough 622 4 corn for r. men only 382 7 easy to marry a r. woman 500 13 faults that are r. are fair 267 2 grow r. in that which 423 4 how poor, how r. 493 5 if I could, be r 88 2 in barren fame return 424 19 in greatest poverty 136 5 in having such a jewel 870 20 in saving common sense 729 7 just as r. as you .418 14 live like a wretch and die r 517 12 maladies are r 706 17 man who was mean 615 11 many of the r. are damned 622 1 men look sad 856 24 men rule the law 431 18 mind makes the body r 516 3 most rich, being poor 104 11 neither r. nor rare 898 11 no law to make thee r.. 622 6 no sin but to be r 65 12 not gaudy 33 6 riches-given to none but r 621 14 something r. and strange 96 9 so r. in many wise 39 20 so r. she cannot hide 834 4 tempts by making r 784 23 that have abundance 292 10 that I am r. and happy 551 12 the chief-justice was r 101 23 the treasure 600 18 the vainly r 325 23 thing that morn leaves 681 18 tone could reach the R 621 1 we r. men count our felicity. . .352 6 who made us r 457 17 with little 285 21 without show 99 9 with spoils of nature 544 10 with thee r., take 134 10 with the spoils of time 794 20 would always five 444 22 youth is not r. in time 924 18 you will never be r 452 6 see also Wealth pp. 864-S67 Richard-'s himself again 857 1 OR.! Omyking! 685 16 terror to the soul of R 700 8 Richer-and r. so higher and 769 4 for r. for poorer 495 22 leaving it r 240 7 many a wart is r 349 13 than all his tribe 479 4 than Peruvian mines 882 1 was never none r 39 20 Riches-are mine, fortune 20 26 chosen than great r 543 2 endowments greater than r. — 389 16 fineless is as poor 622 4 get r. first 20 25 ave wings 166 21 he can ne'er enjoy 517 19 here Sleepe, ther R 720 26 left hand r. and honour 637 23 neither poverty nor r 520 14 of Heaven's pavement 487 11 pray'st thou for r 487 7 purchased wisdom 881 13 religion brought forth r 661 10 righteousness then r 436 3 sleep, r., health 226 3 very r. of thyself 901 22 see also Wealth pp. 864-867 Richesse-embarras de r 866 7 Old World axiom R. oblige 865 4 Richest-man in Christendom. . . . 616 14 minds need not large 439 18 the r. without meaning. 41 1 Richmond-led by shallow R 700 8 on to R 859 3 Sweet lass of R. Hill 473 11 Rico-las necedades del r. 864 17 Ricordarsi-del tempo f elice 734 2 Rid-idea of getting r. of it 909 19 to mend or be r. on't 453 7 Riddle-of the world 491 9 Riddles-as any sphinx 54 16 still bid us defiance 692 9 Ride-bene chi r. l'ultimo 428 9 Haggards r. no more 306 5 he will r. a gallop 65 1 honored lawyers r. 502 4 inblood 857 3 king in a carriage may r 445 4 more than thou 216 11 one must r. behind 378 20 sisapis 511 19 the dead r. swiftly. 165 11 they R. me Everywheres 286 l 'tis time to r 747 9 upon a dial's point 452 21 will see she can r 311 13 Rideat-et pulset lasciva 14 16 Rideau-tirez le r 174 17 Ridendo-castigat r. mores 429 22 Ridens-pessima r 224 6 Ridentem-dicere verum 820 3 Rider-proud r. on proud back — 378 24 steed that knows his r 566 6 want of a horse the r 90 6 Rides-evil news r. post 553 15 in the whirlwind 643 26 quidr.? 755 10 trouble r. behind 816 10 upon the storm 316 9 Ridet-diffuso lumine r 323 5 Ridetur-citharcedus r 537 8 Ridges-frozen r. of the Alps 222 14 Ridicule-ever-ready notes of r 520 2 jamais si r. par qualites 101 4 subject of r 621 8 to r. philosophy 596 21 turns Socrates into r 658 10 see also Ridicule pp. 673, 674 Ridiculos-homines facit 621 8 Ridiculous-alive r., dead forgot. .450 8 made arms r 756 11 man r. who after sixty years. . . 503 11 so r. as British public in 528 14 so r. as those we affect 101 4 see also Ridicule pp, 673, 674 Riding-at her full and r. high. . . .525 8 the highwayman came r 556 4 three men together r 759 16 Riding-hood-the r.'s disguise. . . .826 3 Rien-appris, ni r. oublie 436 7 Rifiuto-fl gran r 20 10 Rifle-and the bayonet-blade 843 1 in hand, I roam'd 108 4 Rifleman-hid in the thicket 842 1 Rift-within the lute 640 16 Rigadoon-ancient r. 157 2
