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Rh :Borrowing, 81.
 * Beggary.
 * Plagiarism.
 * Quotation.


 * Boston, 81.


 * Boyhood, see
 * Childhood.
 * Youth.


 * Bravery, 82.
 * Audacity.
 * Character.
 * Courage.
 * Daring.
 * Heroes.
 * Navy.
 * Soldiers.
 * Valor.
 * War.


 * Bribery, 83.
 * Corruption.
 * Crime.
 * Gold.
 * Guilt.
 * Money.
 * Politics.
 * Statesmanship.


 * Bronx (River), 84.


 * Brooks, 84.
 * Rivers.
 * Water.


 * Building, see
 * Architecture.
 * Carpentry.
 * Masons.


 * Burdens, see
 * Care.


 * Business, 85.
 * Labor.
 * Occupations.
 * Work.


 * Butchering, 87.
 * Animals.
 * Eating.


 * Buttercup, 88.


 * Butterfly, 88.


 * Cabinet-making, see
 * Carpentry.


 * Calmness, 88.
 * Content.
 * Death.
 * Peace.
 * Repose.
 * Rest.
 * Resignation.


 * Calumny, 89.
 * Gossip.
 * Reputation.
 * Scandal.
 * Slander.


 * Cam (River), 89.


 * Camomile, 89.


 * Canary, 89.


 * Candor, see
 * Honesty.
 * Sincerity.
 * Truth.


 * Capacity, see
 * Ability.
 * Character.
 * Genius.
 * Talents.


 * Carcassonne, 89.


 * Cardinal-Flower, 89.


 * Cards, 89.
 * Amusements.
 * Gambling.


 * Care; Carefulness, 90.
 * Economy.
 * Prudence.


 * Carpentry, 90.
 * Architecture.


 * Carriages, see
 * Livery.


 * Cassia, 91.


 * Cat, 91.


 * Cattle, see
 * Animals.


 * Cause, 91.
 * Beginnings.
 * Reason.


 * Cedar, 91.


 * Celandine, 91.


 * Ceremony, 92.
 * Honor.
 * Royalty.
 * Society.


 * Challenge, 92.
 * Contention.
 * Cowardice.
 * Duelling.


 * Champac, 92.


 * Chance, 92.
 * Accident.
 * Destiny.
 * Fate.
 * Fortune.
 * Luck.
 * Opportunity.


 * Change, 93.
 * Choice.
 * Destiny.
 * Fate.
 * Inconstancy.
 * Luck.
 * Novelty.
 * Variety.


 * Chaos, 97.
 * Creation.
 * Ruin.
 * World, The.


 * Character, 97.
 * Ability.
 * Example.
 * Fame.
 * Genius.
 * Man.
 * Quality.
 * Reputation.
 * Worth.


 * Charity, 106.
 * Beggary.
 * Benefits.
 * Favor.
 * Friendship.
 * Gifts.
 * Kindness.
 * Liberality.
 * Love.
 * Philanthropy.


 * Chase, The, 107.
 * Amusements.
 * Animals.
 * Sport.


 * Chastity, 108.
 * Innocence.
 * Modesty.
 * Purity.
 * Vice.
 * Virtue.
 * Woman.


 * Chattahoochee (River), 109.


 * Cheerfulness, 109.
 * Content.
 * Happiness.
 * Joy.
 * Merriment.
 * Pleasure.


 * Cherry Tree, 109.


 * Chestnut Tree, 109.


 * Childhood, 109.
 * Babyhood.
 * Motherhood.
 * Youth.


 * Choice, 113.
 * Chance.
 * Change.
 * Luck.
 * Opportunity.
 * Prudence.


 * Christ, 114.
 * Church.
 * Doctrine.
 * Easter.
 * God.
 * Redemption.
 * Religion.
 * Resurrection.


 * Christianity, 115.
 * Belief.
 * Charity.
 * Christ.
 * Church.
 * Doctrine.
 * Faith.
 * Hope.
 * Redemption.
 * Religion.
 * Repentance.
 * Resurrection.
 * Worship.


 * Christmas, 116.
 * Christ.
 * December.
 * Holidays.
 * Fir Tree.


 * Chrysanthemum, 117.


 * Church, 117.
 * Bells.
 * Christ.
 * Christianity.
 * Doctrine.
 * Easter.
 * Religion.
 * Worship.


 * Circles, 119.


 * Circumstance, 119.
 * Destiny.
 * Fate.
 * Fortune.
 * Life.
 * Opportunity.


 * Cities, 121.


 * Civility, see
 * Courtesy.
 * Manners.


 * Cleanliness, 122.
 * Apparel.
 * Appearance.
 * Life.


 * Cleverness, see
 * Ability.
 * Character.
 * Wit.


 * Clouds, 122.
 * Aurora.
 * Shadows.
 * Sky.
 * Sunrise.
 * Sunset.
 * Twilight.


 * Clover, 123.


 * Clyde (River), 123.


 * Cock, 124.


 * Cologne, 124.


 * Columbine, 124.


 * Comfort, 124.
 * Content.