The Regent has rais'd a phantom which he cannot lay.

With finger rais'd he points to the prodigal pictures.

He must, as we say in French, be prepared to payer les rais de la conversation.

With lightly closed fists and arms partially rais'd.

Not a voice was rais'd against this judgment, amid that large crowd of officers and gentlemen.

He therefore questioned him, saying, "Tell me, rais, art thou Turk, Moor, or renegade?"

Our rais therefore put to shore, as did those of five other boats in company with ours.

Charles the seventh, who began them, never rais'd annually more than one hundred and eighty thousand Pounds.

Since the first Planters, abundance of French and others have gone over, and rais'd themselves to considerable Fortunes.

Is he some Southwesterner rais'd out-doors?

The reduction to 800-900 rais (128-144 hectares) was the second this year.

The wind favourable to day we made 18 miles a Cloud rais & wind & rain Closed the Day

Our rais tore his turban from his head, and lifted his clasped hands to Heaven, exclaiming, "We are lost!"

After sailing about three miles, the rais found it necessary to put to shore, as the wind was strong and too much ahead.

Now, my Aurelian, I am worthy thee; my exalted Love has Dignified me, and rais'd me far above thy poor former Despicable Hippolito.

Certainely, there was Noth'g butt ye liveliest Awfulness in that which H. rais'd upp from What he cou'd gather onlie a part of.