Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 261 pages of information about Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations.

Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 261 pages of information about Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations.

Regret can die, 1461.
  wild with all, 1462.

Reign, to, is worth ambition, 576.

Relief, for this, much thanks, 353.

Religion crowns the statesman, 1465.
  has so seldom found, 1466.
  in, what error, 1463.
  is a spring, 1464.
  stands on tiptoe, 1467.
  veils her sacred fires, 1218.

Remedies oft in ourselves do lie, 1468.

Remember the fir trees dark and high, 1472.
  what the Lord hath done, 1370.

Remembered, I ’ve been so long, 1471.

Remembrance, makes the, dear, 1470.
  writ in, 1469.

Remorse is as the heart, 1473.

Renown, deathless my, 1474.

Repartee, a man renowned for, 1475.

Repentance is long, 1477.
  is the weight, 1478.
  rears her snaky crest, 1479.
  who by, is not satisfied, 1476.

Repose, best of men have loved, 1480.
  in statue-like, 1481.

Reproaches, slanderous, 1719.

Reproof on her lips, 1483.
  those can bear, 1482.

Reputation, at every word a, dies, 544.
  seeking the bubble, 1754.
  the purest treasure, 1484.

Resignation gently slopes away, 1487.

Resolution, the native hue of, 386.

Respect upon the world, 1489.

Respects himself, he that, 1633.

Rest is sweet after strife, 1491.
  too much, becomes a pain, 1492.

Retirement, O blest, 1495.

Retiring from the popular noise, 1494.

Retreat, a brave, 1496.

Revelry, midnight shout and, 1497.
  there was a sound of, 1498.

Revenge, back on itself recoils, 1500.

Reverence, none so poor to do him, 254.
  to yond peeping moon, 1502.

Revolution, there is great talk of, 1503.

Rhetoric, dear wit and gay, 1505.
  he could not ope his mouth, 1504.

Rhetorician’s, a, rules, 1932.

Rhine, the river, 1507.
  the wide and winding, 1506.

Rhinoceros, the armed, 414.

Rhyme, build the lofty, 1509.
  hitches in a, 1996.
  the rudder is of verses, 1510.

Rich, if thou art, thou art poor, 2036.

Rich with forty pounds a year, 340.

Riches in a little room, 1511.
  the toil of fools, 1512.

Ride, a wild and lonely, 1761.

Ridicule is a weak weapon, 1513.
  sacred to, 1514.

Right the day must win, 1516.
  was right, 1515.
  whatever is, is, 1517.

River glideth, 1520.

Rivers, by shallow, 1518.
  how they run, 1519.

Road, on a lonesome, 708.

Robin, call for the, and the wren, 1066.

Rock, moulder piecemeal on the, 1522.
  of Ages, 1523.
  this, shall fly, 1524.

Rod, his, reversed, 1525.
  to check the erring, 593.

Roman, rather be a dog than such a, 1527.
  the noblest, 1528.

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