Rather mulberry than almond (the almond-tree is in blossom earlier than the mulberry), [200]
Rather the egg to-day than the hen to-morrow, [349]
Rats do not play tricks with kittens, [209]
Ravens do not peck out ravens’ eyes, [34], [89]
Ready money works great cures, [5]
Reason does not come before years, [172]
Reason lies between bridle and spur, [128]
Reason not with the great, ’tis a perilous gate, [55]
Reasonings banish reason, [36]