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	DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.
	OUTH* OW| compare 00 drouth truth As in low mouth youth blow trow south smooth bow below mouth crow bestow (the verb, which has no rhyme) flow glow billow callow OVEt grow fallow As in i.ove know low foreknow pillow dove shove mow sallow glove above owe shallow love row swallow As in prove sew wallow move disprove sow willow groove disapprove show window prove improve slough winnow approve reprove slow yellow As in wove snow outgrow clove strove stow overflow drove throve strow overthrov grove wove throw hove alcove As in now rove behove bough brow stove interwove bow
	• The low cares of the mouth, The trouble uncouth. R. Browning. t And such is Nature's law divine, that those Who grow together cannot choose but love. If faith or custom do not interpose, Or common slavery mar what else might move All gentlest thoughts, as in the sacred grove, &c. Shelley. X That mocks the tear it forced to flow-Amid severest woe. Gray. To paint with Thomson's landscape glow, Or wake thy bosom-melting throe With Shenstone's art. Burns. I know not yet was it a dream or no,— In hues which, when through memory's waste they flow, Make their divided streams more bright and rapid now. Shelley. The shadows flicker to and fro, The cricket chirps, the light burns low. Tennyson.