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Peter pay Paul ... 216 9 Robe-flash of snowy r 832 16 gold-tawny 53 1 in a r. of Clouds 532 8 like a giant's r 47 7 loose long r. was thrown 31 17 of terror and beauty 554 12 or garment I affect 776 20 she neither sew'd nor 458 14 the r. ye weave another wears . 599 17 tore the azure r. of night 274 11 veil'd in simple r 33 16 Robed-in night of her hair 349 18 in the lightnings 218 14 Robert of Lincoln-is gayly drest . 75 10 Robes-and furr'd gowns hide 711 29 cast own r. away 172 26 hath new r 33 7 in r. like ours 458 10 in their ostents 33 14 loosely flowing 552 2 marriage-r. for heaven 358 16 purple r. cause watchful 291 23 thy r. of white 117 14 trails her r. of gold 557 6 Robespierre-end, R.'s theories. . .332 11 Robin-bonny sweet R. is all my.. 409 23 help one fainting r 364 12 Joan, and goodman R 132 5 lilacs where the r. built 279 13 of Doncaster and 234 1 quiet, R. quiet 902 13 sing, r., sing 746 20 the r., the Opechee 73 17 see also Robin p. 676 Robin Adair-fled with thee R. A.471 9 Robin-Hood-famous man is R. . . 56 IS in praise of R 755 3 Robins-and Jamie's after r 764 6 but the r. wait 123 19 daffodil time the r. cry 155 a laics an' all dem 712 23 Robinson-^o John P. R. he 132 9 Robinson Cruso-carcass of R. C..524 12 like R. C.'s, both peaceful 134 7 Robs-each year r. us 795 8 he r. himself that spends 786 18 me of that which not 543 14 not one light seed 545 18 on business principles 225 4 us of our fame 786 6 Robust-a business as making 619 18 Robustius-inveteratum fit r 239 20 Rock-a pendant r. . . . „ 775 13 assail the stern r 169 6 build on the r. or sand 260 18 clefts of r. 'mid the cedars 353 4 Colossus out of a r 49 12 dwell on a r. or in a cell 731 10 Europe r. and sway 849 17 fallen leaf to sleep 546 4 founded on a R 118 16, 119 4 from the mossy r 456 20 gem of the old r 97 18 e who leaps from a r 476 S like some r. which stretches. . . 106 6 me to sleep, Mother 792 5 moulder piecemeal on r 113 6 of 'Ages, cleft for me. . .315 18, 320 11 of less enormous height. . , 271 23 of national resources 148 6