: Butl. 2:13 Butl. 2:253 Marlborough bore his thatter'd foes to Danube's shore, Smith 207 calmness of, in action, Add. 61 like an angel directing a storm, Add. 61 bears the force of armies in his name, Add. 65 Marmaridans, that match'd the wind, Rowe L. 196 Maro, humble tenement of, Dyer 20 dwelt on the Efculian mount, Dyer 20 Marriage, progress of, Swife 2 : 208 the happiest bond, when hearts agreeg Lans. 301 vows render more than friends, King 296 'honour of, Milt. 1:126 a vow, fatire on, grown a money-league, Swift 1 : 100 is but a money-job at beft, Gay 2 : 178 no heaven in, a bargain at a venture, of earl of Marriages were made in heaven, Swift 1 : 155 Married, quarrels of, recruits of love, Butl. I: :305 Marrow-puddings to pamper with, Butl. 1:28 Marry in good time, or not at all, who will, our sex is to be fold, Pope 1 : 260 Mars fiery-helm’d, Pope ili 2:214 the homicide, Pope il. 1 : 185 rash, furious blind, from these to those he flies, id. 1:185 wounded, bellows with pain, Pope il. 1: 186 wide destroyer of the race of man, Pope il. 2:15 attendants of, Dry: 7:63 vur common Lord, alike to all, Pope il. 2: 181 Mars I Butl. I: 293 Buil. 1 : 294 Pom. 298 : Som. 296 : : Cow. 1:124 Fent. 302 Milt. I:152 Milt. 2 : 147 Mars now lords it o'er the heavens alone, Rowe L. 79 to kindle with military sounds, Dry. 3 : 164 cur'd by Pæon of his wound, Pope il. 1 : 188 rallies the Trojans, Pope il. 1 : 170 the warrior's god, Dry. 3 : 104 rules the realm of love, Dry. 3 : 105 fways Thracia's winter coast, Dry. 3 : 109 temple of, Dry: 3:93 Martial imitated, to Cirinus, Watts 265 Cow. 1:185 overshadowed by the Holy Ghost, Wall. 166 Step. 260 Swift 1 : 286 Gay 1 : 198 Marygold, a riddle, Gay 1:60 Masquerades, on the, refine upon the fin of whoring, the modith evil, -- one promiscuous whim, Massic grape, pregnant of racyjuice, Pbil. 61 Masília clogg's Cæsar's rapid conquest, th' approaching lavery retards, Master of himself, has none else, Cow. 2: 278 E a Mafter, Roch. 333 Mall. 340 Pitt 223 Pitt 224 Pitt 224 Pitt 224 Rowe L. 139 : Milt. 3:54 But!. 2:47 Font. 312 Watts 217 Pope 2: 193 Mafter, sworn to none, of no fect, of the seven-fold face, Pope 3 : 109 Master's commands refiitless, Master-jest to break, Master-pafsion swallows up the rest, Pope 2 : 46 the mind's disease, Pope 2 : 47 Master-strokes the nobler pafsions move, Lytt. 103 Mafter-talent missing, we err without redressig Gay 2:88 Mafiffs, Buil, 1:179 Match implies likeness and equality, Matches, few happy, 'tis friendship makes the bondage sweet, Watts 219 Fent. 263 Mate to kill, what beast was e'er accomplice, Mathefis, running round the circle, finds it square, Pope 3 : 219 Matrimonial state, feigned love and real hate, Matrimony goes by destiny, Butl, 1;185 1 2:556 Black. 84 Matter, mutual action of, no necessary being, Black. 98 immortal! and shall spirit die ? Young 2:153 Matthew, paraphrase on a part of, Tbom. 2:181 Maudlin whigs deplore their Cato's fate, Rowe 56 Maurice and Henry, thunder-bolts of war, Hughes 44 first resign’d to fate, far exceeds his father's fame, Hugbes 44 skill'd, camps, fieges, battles, to ordain, Hughes 44. Maximins rant in rhyme, Fent. 236 Maxims are drawn from notions, Pope 2: 95 May, her vigils kept, Dry. 3:61 to dance about, Dry. 3: 185 faithless April of, Cow. I: 524 Мау, Fint. 272 Hughes 45 Cor. 1:50 May, merry month, Hughes 66 May-games, Som. TOO May-morning, Milt. 3:97 Broome 117 Maynard imitated, Mayor, pageants borne before, Butl. 2:31 Maze, dark, poor mortals trcad, Buck. 118 Me, me, he cry'd, turn all your swords on me, Dry. 6: 250 give sweet content on foot, Gay 1 : : 131 wrapt in my virtue, and a good surtout, Gay I : 131 Mean lies between excess and famine, Pope 2 : 183 like showery bow, proud with beauties not his own,Fent. 217 Meanest Briton scorps the highest Nave, Add. 61 Meanings lewd and double entendres, Swift 2:75 Meanness accompanies riches, Means have no merit, if our end amiss, Young 2 : :139 to gain, and then to lose the end, Buck. 89 Meats sweetest, soonest cloy, Medal, Dry. I: 209 inscription on, Lan. 229 --- faithful to its charge of fame, Pope 2: 145 thro'climes and ages bears each form and'name, ib. 145 Medea, a new edition of old Æfon gave, Pope 3 : 224 wakes, a prey to love, be fam’d for guilt, Mediocrities never enrich, Meditate my doom, to crown their joy, Pope od. 3:50 Mediterranean, view of, Dyer 107 Medon, skill'd in song, Pope od: 4:80 the herald spar'd at Telemachus' request, Popeod. 4: 210 Medlar-fruit, delicious in decay, Medlars, Prior 2 : 205 : Broome 151 Broome 152 Cow. 2: 255 Pbil. 7 E 3 Phil. 44 Rowe L. 405 Fent. 272 Fent. 257 Aken, 290 Broome 29 Medlars, from the haw-thorn, Rowe L. 406 Rowe L. 406 curld with snaky locks, Megara, of Creon's race, spous'd by Alcides, Meek-honour, female thame, · whither from. Albion doft thou fly? Aken. 290 once the fame of Albion's daughters, Aken. 290 Beauty's only friend, Aken. 290 Parn. 108 Meekness, lovely virtue, Broome 29 Melancholy, an ode, hide me in thy pensive train, Broome 29 hail! sage and holy ! Milt. 3:1106 -death-like silence, and dread repose, Pope I : 188 gloomy presence darkens all the scene, id. 1: 188 fat retired, Dyer 19 how deep thy diapason, Dyer-20 - mark'd him for her own, Gray 341 Melanthius, lopp'd piece-meal, Pope od. 4: 214 Dry-4:1 Meleager and Atalanta, says the ravaging boar, Popeil. 1 : 287 Melesigenes, name of Homer, Dry: 5:55 Meliboeus, Thom. 1 : 24 Melody, 'tis Love creates, the voice of Love, Thom. 1:24 Prior 1:37 Memnon, though stone, was counted vocal, ftatue of mufical, Lanfo 127 Memory, 3 Collins 272 Milt. 2 : 209 |