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 Notes and Queries, Jui. 27, 1906. 563 INDEX. Quotations:— Be sure that Love ordained, 115 Bush and grease, 207 Character is destiny, 405 Cogitavi dies antiques et annos seternos, 360 Could a man be secure, 168, 237, 294, 393 Disce pati, si vis victorum tu fore ciuia, 417 Do the work that's nearest, 38 Ego sum Rex Komanus et supra grammaticam, 480 Fair Eve knelt close to the guarded gate, 529 Fly, envious Time, 460 Fountain-heads and pathless groves, 350, 390 Gashed with honourable scars, 540 Hence, all you vain delights, 350, 390 I lay me down, hoping to sleep, 140 I live for those who love me, 280 I who a decade past had lived recluse, 208, 334 If by each rose we see, 127 I "ve no money, so you see, 88 Lame dogs over stiles, 38 1 /amour est 1'histoire de la vie des femmes, 92 Last eve I paused beside a blacksmith's door, 249, 492 Les grandes douleurs sont muettes, 16 Libris autem morientibus, 154 Like as the waves make for the pebbled shore, 168, 197 Love and sorrow twins were born, 488 Love [Fame ?] flees from the cold one, 509 Love in phantastick triumph sat, 48, 132, 212 Love that groweth unto faith, 249 Mon verre n'est pas grand, 92 Mox ruet et bustum, 154 Nobile virtutis genus est patientia, 369, 417 O ! for a booke and a shadie nooke, 229 Oh, don't the days seem limp and long, 92 Oh, that there may be nothing ! If again, 28 Parva sed apta, 387 Pearls cannot equal the whiteness of his teeth, 307, 855 Qui souvent se pese, 14 She has come unarray'd in the pomp, 208 She never found fault with you, 249, 316 Sorrow tracketh wrong, 10, 273, 353 Still like the hindmont chariot wheel is carged, 529 Straight is the line of duty, 180 Swayed by every wind, 92 Tempora mutantur et nos mutamur in illis, 86 That life is long which answers life's great end, 10, 158 The fate of the Tracys, 128,192, 274 The hand that rocks the cradle, 447 The most eloquent of ancient writers, 287, 393 The red moon is up, 340 The tombs of McCMean and McLeod, 249 The trappings ot'a monarchy would set up, 488 There is a form on which these eyes, 127 There is so much good in the worst of us, 168 There shall no tempests blow, 12, 96 These are the Britons, abtrbarons race, 510 They made her a grave too cold and damp, 340 This too shall pass away, 368, 435, 456 Those only deserve a monument, 488 Those temples, pyramids, and piles tremendous, 260 Quotations:— Thou cam'st not to thy place by accident, 468 Thoughts that do often lie, 100 To maintain the day against the moment, 168,197 To make his destiny his choice, 488 Totum sume, fluit, 350, 391 Unanswered yet t the prayer your lips, 220, 346 tfn jour de fete, 92 Warm summer sun, shine friendly here, 136 We eat what we can, 260 When danger's rife, 440 When in doubt—don't, 408 Who lights the faggot ? not the full faith, 10- Whose part in all the pomp that fills, 529 With a heart of furious fancies, 68, 134 With kind confiding eyes raised up, 509 Words may be as angels, 127 Yet all these were, when no man, 468, 513- B. (A. F.) on His Majesty and motor car, 7 Spongeitis, 347 R. (B.) on Warwickshire charter, 128 R. (D. M.) on Quotations wanted, 158 Welsh mutations, 286 Welsh poem, 392 R. (E. L.) on Elizabeth Milton, 149 R. (J. F.) on Lord Chesterfield, 158 ' Coryat's Crudities,' 49 French Revolution pottery, 228 R. (R. T.) on ' Poetic Works by a Weird,' 489 R. (W.) on Anthony Bee, 369 Quotations wanted, 509 Rabelais and Beckford, 264 Rabl'ah, son of Mukaddam, pronunciation of the- names, 449, 515 Radcliffe (Ann), novelist, d. 1823, her biography, 9, 75 Eadcliffe (Ann), poetess, d. 1767, her biography, 9, 7ff Radclifle (J.) on Academy of the Muses, 54 Almsmen, Westminster Abbey, 236 Child executed for witchcraft, 38 Enderby (Sir W.), 9 Fermor, 393 Gytha, mother of Harold II., 232 House of Lords, 1625-60, 36 Lulach, King of Scotlaud, 178 Mint at Leeds, 51 Rates in aid, 53 Wood (G.), clockmaker, 68 Raddidoo=wideawake hat, Yorkshire term, 63 Rae (C. D.) on Birch on Whitsunday, 87 Raglan (Lord) on Den and Brice families. 326 Railway, first Belgian, 267, 475 ; earliest electric, oil' Rain caught on Holy Thursday, 447, 497 Rainsford (F.) on Rainsford Hall, 349 Rainsford Hall, co. Lancaster, picture of, 349 Railing (J. F.) on quotations wanted, 127 Ramsay (David), his 'Military Memoirs of Great Britain,' 68 Randolph (J. A.) on detached belfries, 207 Motoralities, 186 Ratcliffe (T.) on Lord Bathurst and the highwayman, 495 Black cat folk-lore, 505 Boar's head, 506 Bobby Dazzler, 208 Christmas bush, 502 Christmas pig's head supper, 505