His  ribband,  star,  and  a'  that,  S.  Tht  Hontst  Mats.
Tho'  stars  in  skies  may  disappear,     ,$*.  Tht  noblt  MaxweU*  f

The  woodbine  I  will  pu',  when  the  ev'ning  star  b  near,

S.  ThtPosU,
Now  thank  our  stars  !  these  Gothic  times  are  fled ;

Tht  Rights  of  Woman,
But  by  the  moon  and  stars  so  bright,  S.  The  Rigs  d  Bmrlty,
And  [by]  ev'ry  star  that  blinks  aboon,     .       .  ToJ.S,

The  star  that  rules  my  luckless  lot,        .  .  Ib.6.
Thou  ling'ring  star  with  less'ning  ray,     To  Mary  in  Htseoen,
And  all  ye  many  sparkling  stars  of  night ;        To  R,  GraJuan,

When  o'er  the  hill  the  eastern  star

TeUs  bughtin-time  b  near,  my  jo ;     5".  Whtn  dtr  tht  hiU\
As  Youth  and  Love  with  sprightly  dance.
Beneath  thy  morning  star  advance,  fVr.  in  Friars^arst  H,.
Stare.    Cauld  poverty,  wi'  hunny  stare,

&L  on  Death  ofR.  Ruisstemx,

With  mnsing'deep,  astonish'd  stare,  Tht  Vision.  D.  II.
Stare,  to.
Like  hoary  brbtles  to  erect  and  stare.  Ep.fr.  Eufus,

A  man  may  hae  an  honest  heart,
Tho'  Poortith  hourly  stare  him ;       Ep.  to  Young  Fritnd.  4.
Alas !  misfortune  stares  my  face,    .  .    Tht  FaretotlL

Wha  struts  and  stares,  and  a'  that ;         S.  The  Hontst  Man.
She  stares  the  daddy  in  her  face,    .  .  The  Inveutory.
Whene*er  my  father  thinks  on  me.
He  stares  mto  the  wa' :        S.  The  Ruined  Maids  Latneni.
Star'd.
An  how  he  star'd  and  stammer'd.  On  dining  with  Datr.
Staring.    Hb  uncombed  grizzly  locks  wild  staring,  thatched,

Extern,  on  W.  SmtlUt.
Stark  [stout,  strong].
An' thou  was  stark.  .  A  Guid  New-Year  \  4,

And  counted  was  both  wight  and  stark,

El.  on  Death  ^R.  Rmssemix.
To  save  them  from  starkreprobation,  The  Election  Ballads.  III.
Starless.
