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Rhymes in the same stanza or speech
Clare (label v):
Dan’s First Parliamentary Campaign
air (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
air (label b):
The Last Stork
air (label g):
A Lament for the Fairies
air (label h):
“Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
air (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
bear (label h):
Book First, Ode Ninth
beware (label d):
Questions from the Loom
care (label f):
Canadian Loyalty. An Ode. [Written at Sunrise on New Year’s Morning of 1850, at the head of Lake Ontario, in Western Canada]
care (label j):
Hymn IX
dare (label h):
“Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
fair (label b):
The Tea-Table
fair (label c):
The Cedar Tree
fair (label h):
Book First, Ode Ninth
fair (label h):
“Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
hair (label h):
Book First, Ode Ninth
her (label j):
Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
prayer (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
prayer (label g):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
prayer (label r):
“At Toulouse there lived a belle”
prayer (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
prayer (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
rare (label i):
The Flight from Granada
repair (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
repair (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
share (label d1):
Musings
share (label h):
The Village Funeral
share (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
share (label m):
Hymn IV
there (label f):
Canadian Loyalty. An Ode. [Written at Sunrise on New Year’s Morning of 1850, at the head of Lake Ontario, in Western Canada]
there (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
were (label q1):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
where (label d):
Questions from the Loom
where (label z):
The Rape of Proserpine
Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches
Adair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
Mayor (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
Trouvér (label b):
The Tea-Table
air (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
air (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
air (label b):
The Last Stork
air (label b):
The Last Stork
air (label b):
The Tea-Table
air (label g):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
air (label h):
“Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
air (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
air (label j):
Hymn IX
air (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
bare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
bare (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
bare (label c):
The Cedar Tree
bare (label h):
“Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
bare (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
bare (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
bear (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
bear (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
bear (label f):
Canadian Loyalty. An Ode. [Written at Sunrise on New Year’s Morning of 1850, at the head of Lake Ontario, in Western Canada]
bold (label h):
The Village Funeral
care (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
care (label f):
Canadian Loyalty. An Ode. [Written at Sunrise on New Year’s Morning of 1850, at the head of Lake Ontario, in Western Canada]
care (label g):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
care (label g):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
care (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
care (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
care (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
chair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
compare (label j):
Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
dare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
dare (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
declare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
despair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
despair (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
fair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
fair (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
fair (label b):
The Last Stork
fair (label b):
The Tea-Table
fair (label h):
“Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
fare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
fare (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
flare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
forbear (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
glare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
glare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
hair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
hair (label b):
The Tea-Table
hair (label j):
Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
hair (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
hare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
hare (label j):
Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
hear (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
heir (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
hold (label h):
The Village Funeral
lair (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
mare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
mare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
pair (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
pair (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
pair (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
pair (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
prayer (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
prayer (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
prayer (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
prayer (label g):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
prayer (label j):
Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
prepare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
rare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
rare (label b):
The Last Stork
rare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
rare (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
share (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
share (label b):
The Burning of Njal. A Canto After the Icelandic of Njals Saga
share (label b):
The Tea-Table
share (label f):
Canadian Loyalty. An Ode. [Written at Sunrise on New Year’s Morning of 1850, at the head of Lake Ontario, in Western Canada]
share (label g):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
share (label h):
“Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
share (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
share (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
spare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
stare (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
stare (label h):
“Young Hopeful”—The Village Boy
swear (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
tear (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
tear (label c):
The Cedar Tree
there (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
there (label b):
The Last Stork
there (label b):
The Last Stork
there (label j):
Hymn IX
there (label j):
Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
there (label j):
Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
there (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
there (label s1):
De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
upbear (label j):
The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
were (label g):
The Reigning Vice. Book VIII
where (label b):
Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton