Dictionary of quotations (classical) / by Thomas Benfield Harbottle.

Date:
1897
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Dictionary of quotations (classical) / by Thomas Benfield Harbottle. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Quarrels, Children’s— 221. ,, Friends’— 449. ,, Lovers’— 10, 15. Quarrelsomeness, 10. Questioner, 208. Quick, A dead man ’mongst the— 500. Quickly, To learn— 254. Quiescence, 161. Rabble, 168. Rags, Eloquence in— 249. ,, Wisdom in—256. Rank and character, 229. ,, Wed in your—342. Rare, What is— is valuable, 508. Rashness, 30, 284, 322, 503. Razor’s, On a— edge, 427. Reading, 143, 157. ,, Desultory— 120. Reason, 157, 245, 250, 425. ,, should rule, not anger, 47. ,, The fountain of— 429. ,, To make the worse appear the better—- 515. Reasoning, 411. ,, Man a— animal, 88. Rebirth, 12. Receiver, The— is as bad as the thief, 323. Reciprocity, 232, 309. Recklessness, 119, 527. Recollection, Learning a process of— 454. Recommendation, 224. Reconciliation, 100, 449. Recreation, 354. Rectitude, 464. Refinement, A life of— 322. Reflection, 322, 342. Refuge, 379. Reign, A short— 173. ,, Boundless— 84. ,, Worthy to— 245. Reincarnation, 80. Relations, 124. „ Wife’s— 342. Relations’ hatreds bitter, 3. Relaxation, Mankind needs— 88. Religion, 150. ,, and superstition, 252. ,, Crimes in the name of— 284. ,, the mother of crime, 257. Remarriage, 417. Remedies, 172. ,, Different— for different ills, 318. Remorse, 63, 503. Renown, 378. Repentance, 201, 264, 299, 342, 383, 414, 422. ,, the greatest punishment, 130. Repetition, 397. Report, 57. Repose, 148, 274. ,, Nothing endures without— 244. Reproof, 407. ,, welcome to the good, 5. Reputation, 67, 68, 354, 481, 512. ,, A falling— 14. Repute, G-ood— 63. Resolutions, Good— 155. ,, Slow to form— 488. Resource, A last— 147. Resurrection, 325. Retirement, 33. ,, Early— 282. Return impossible, 152. Revenge, 103. Reverence, 130, 415, 433. ,, the best legacy, 471. ,, to elders, 519. ,, to parents, 446, 447, 513. Revision, 256. Reward, 253. Rhetoric, 492, 518. Rich and poor, 234. ,, Complaisance from the— 175. ,, Gifts to the— 355. ,, men unhappy, 485. Riches, 34, 163, 523. ,, consist in mind and not in money, 13. ,, the best advocate, 28. ,, The wise man has— in himself, 88. Ridicule worse than poverty, 162. Ridiculous, From the sublime to the — 484. ,, The—easily remembered, 47. Right, 117, 158, 425. ,, limited by law, 450. ,, Love of—■ 191. ,, Might is—526. ,, Whatever is, is— 482. Righteousness, 360. Riot, 2. Rival, 146. River calm where deepest, 221. Rivers, Great— from small fountains, 71. ,, run backwards, 330. Road, A royal— 167. ,, A well trodden— 287. ,, The— that all must tread, 195, 199. Rock, 95.