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	DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.                     325
	EARCH {see ERCH) EARD (see ERD)	EAT, EET Words in eet may be allowed to pass as almost perfect rhymes to beat.
	EARL {see URL)	beat complete bleat conceit cheat concrete eat deceit feat defeat feet discreet fleet discrete greet entreat greit § escheat heat estreat meat replete meet retreat mete obsolete neat plebiscite bate seat sheet gait sleet great street bet sweet sweat treat hit wheat EATH, ETH |1 baith death breath faith
	EARN (see ERN)
	EART (see ART)
	EARTH—ERTH* berth                worth birth                 swarth dearth              hearth earth                breath mirth                north
	EASTf beast                priest east                  best feast                 list least                 hissed Also the preterites of verbs in ease; as ceas'd.
	* Far from all resort of mirth Save the cricket on the hearth. Milton. The holly round the Christmas hearth, A rainy cloud possessed the earth. Tennyson. f And sometimes casts an eye upon the east, And sometimes looks on the forbidden west. A ddison. \ With his morning-winged feet. Whose bright print is gleaming yet. Shelley. I Provincial: generally spelt greet, to weep. What gars thee greit ?—Spenser. || Greet her with applausive breath In her right a civic wreath. Tennyson.