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native hue of Retirement urges sweet return Retreat, loopholes of Reveals while she hides Revelry, there was a sound of Revels now are ended Rhetoric, ope his mouth for Rhine, wash the river Rhyme nor reason --, and build the lofty --the rudder is --, one for sense and one for Rhyme, dock the tail of Rialto, on the Ribbon, give me what this, bound Rich man and the camel --, not gaudy --with forty pounds a year Richard is himself again Riches, make themselves wings Ridiculous and the sublime Right, whatever is, is Righteous forsaken --overmuch Righteousness and peace --exalteth a nation Ripe and ripe Road, a rough, a weary Roam, where'er I Robbed, lie that is Robbing Peter he paid Paul Hobes and furred gowns hide all Rocket, rose like a Rod, and thy staff --, a chief's a --of empire --, spare the Roderick, art them a friend to Rogue, every inch not fool is Roman, than such a --senate long debate Romans, countrymen, and lovers Rome, palmy state of --, more than the Pope of Romeo, wherefore art thou Ronne, to waite, to ride, to Room, ample, and verge enough --, who sweeps a Root, the axe is laid to the Rose, happier is the, distilled --by any other name --in aromatic pain --fairest when budding Rosebuds, gather ye Roses, the scent of the Ross, the man of Rot and rot Rowland for an Oliver Rub, ay, there's the Rubies, wisdom priced above --, where grew the Ruin or to rule the state --upon ruin --, beauteous, lovely in death Rule thee with a rod of iron --, eye sublime declared absolute --, the good old Run, that he may, that readeth Runs, who, may read Rural quiet Rustic moralist Sadder and a wiser man Sage, lie thought as a Sail, set every threadbare Saint, 't would provoke a St. John mingles with my bowl Saints in crape and lawn --, his soul is with the Salt of the earth Samson, the Philistines be upon thee Satan, get thee behind me Satire's my weapon --in disguise Saul and Jonathan, undivided in death Savage, wild in woods, the noble Saviour's, the, birth is celebrated Scars, he jests at Sceptre, a barren, in my gripe Schemes, best laid School, the village master taught his little Science, O star-eyed Scoff, came to Scorn, he will laugh thee to --, what a deal of, looks beautiful --, fixed figure, for the time of --, laughed his word to Scraps of learning dote, on Screw your courage Scripture, the Devil can cite Scylla, your father Sea, light that never was
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