Mail. 312
Mall. 312
Som. 240

Wall. 1?5

Wall. 103

Fent 225

Ladies, their happy spots the nice admirer take, Pope 2 : 107

with shame and decency at war,
into vice intrepid rush,
advice to,
hardthip upon,

Swift 2:291
new fimile for, by Sheridan,

Swift 2 : 319

Prior J: 148
Ladle,
Lady, to a fair,
Prior to,

Prior 1:67
who made pofies for rings,

Cow. I:114
in retirement,
who offers her looking-glass to Venus, Prior 1 : 126
finging,

Rowe 67
fitting at her glass,
reading art of love,

Fent 225
who made a present of a silver pen,
complaining of the Dean's stay in England, Swift 2:27
answer of, to Hudibras,

Bull. 1: 112
strange riddle of,
fond of fortune-telling,
advice to,
sincerity to bear, your mcrit,

Lytt. 40
buried in marriage,

Sben. 162
ep file to,

Gay 1: 159 210
China is the pasion of her soul,

Gay 1: 210
- epiftle from, to a gentleman,
verses to, before marriage,

Tick. 218
form‘d by nature, and refin’d by art,

Tick. 218
of quality, to,

Shen. 101
who wanted heroic verses to be written on her, Swift 2:17

Lady

Som. 195

Butl. 2:125

Prior 2 : 244

Lytt. 39

Tick. 127

Broome 45

Parn. 39

Lady to, with paterns of flowers,

Sben. 108
and looking-glass, dialogue,
and wasp,

Gay 2:41
Lady's lamentation,

Gay 1:256
and complaint,

Savife 2:60
looking-glass,

frin 1:62
prayer-book, verses in,

Hughes 87
Laertes kills Eupithes in battle,

Pope od. 4: 255
faints at discovering Ulyffes, Pope cd. 4 : 248
son of Arcesius,

Pope od. 4: 255
Lahor, now fam'd for wool,

Dyer 69
Roe first open'd trade to,

Dyer 69
Laius' blood thed by the murdering son, Pope 1 :

1:293
his bed violated,

Pupe 1:293
Lake-resounding frogs,
L'Allegro,

Mit. 3:101
Lamb, renown'd for cutting corns,

Swift 2 : 294
Lambard, epistle to,

Fent. 306
Lambent dulness play'd around his face, Dry. 2 : 113
Lambs, castration of,
new-fallen, care of,

Dyer 44
with wolves thall graze the mead, Pope 1:52
Lamentations to be short and concise,
Lainenting or lamented, all our lot,

Young 2:31
Lamp, infcription on,

Prior 2 : 196
of day is quench'd bencath the deep, Pape od. 3 : 95
-Lances into scythes 11all bend,

l'ope 1 :

1:51
Land none, but yields advantage,
rejoicing, and a people bleit,

l'ope od. 3 : 227
Landau falis,

Add. 65

Lands

Dyer 42

Adl. 197

Poil. 37

B 2

193

200

Lansdowne, an imitation,

Lanf. 186

- Chloe,

189

Corinna,

190

Belinda,

191

Clarinda,

192

Cleora,

Macro,

196

Phyllis drinking,

196

Celia,',

197, 201

Flavia,

198, 212

Love,

198

Women,

198

Fancy,

198

Liberality,

199

verses in Clarinda's prayer-book, ,

---Fulvia,

to Dryden,

203

on a cause in the House of Lords,

20.4...

on burning Granville,

-- to Garth,

verses in a novel,

213

-Prologue,

213, 217, 220.

· Epilogue,

21.5, 216, 218.

Peleus and Thetis,

verses on Hare,

228.

verses on Bolton,

228

Latin inscription,

2291

morning hymn,

229

essay on unnatural flights, .

231

--.character of Wycherley,..

235

Lansdowne,

200

2 II

2217

B 3

Lansdowne, Muse's last dying song,

237
- verses to princess royal,

238
British enchanters,

243
epiftle to,

Young 3: 167
Lanx Satura, what,

Dry. 7: 147
Laocoon, story of,

Dry. 5: 359
and his two sons,

Thom. 2:87
Lap-dog, elegy on,

Gay 1:251
poor Shock is now no more,

Cay : 25:
Lapitha and Centaurs, fray of,

Dry. 4:83

Bull. r: 202
Lapland witches sell bottled air,
Laplanders, character of,

Thom. 1:182
Łark, messenger of day,

Dry. 3:77
upprings, thrill-voiced,

Thom. 1:23
the meffenger of morn,

Thom. 1:23
he mounted fings,

Thom. 1:23
to dare with a hobby,

Som. 153
Laih and laihing smile, ill befits a lofty style, Swift 2 : 22
Last day,

Young 1:7
epiphany,

Pom. 344
- judgment,
Late, who lies down, as late will rise,

A. Phil. 317
Latian blood the Punic ghosts alone,

Rowe L. 44
kings, line of,

Garth 142
line continued,

Garth 148
Milt. 3 : 229
Add. 69

Smith
Latins, defeat of,

Dry. 7:44
Latinus king of Latiuit,

Dry. 6:159

Latinus,

Rowe 50

Lasio poems,

200