Pope

3:263

66

Moliere, chastis'd and regular,

Tbim. 2: 147
Molinda,

Hugbes 96
Molly Mog,

Gay 1 : 263
fair maid of the Inn,

Gay 1 : 263
Moloch described,

Miit. 1:18, 36
where worshiped,

Milt. 1:36
specch of,

Mil. 1: 136
cloven to the waist,

Milt. 1:185
Moly, effects of,

Pope od. 3: 263
described,

od.
Moment, thy duration, foolish man,

Prior 2: 120
Momus, a buffoon above,

Swift 2 : 159
with a noisy laugh foreitalls his joke, Gay 1:32
Monarch founds his greatness on his subjects’ love, Prior I: 187
be the scourge of God,

Pope od. 3.: 145
-- cruth the nations with an iron rod, Pope od. 3 : 145

when in mouldering urn he lies, W 201
his fame in lively characters remains,

We 201
Monarchs by the gods are plung’d in woe,

Pope od. 4:169
rule by God appointed,

Prior 2 : 23
by indulgence undone,

Dry. I ::61
what petty motives rule,

Swife 1: 5
Monarch's praise, his country's parent,
Monasteries suppress’d,

Thom. 2 : 111
Monday,

Gay 1:55
Moneta shall mourn her sinking fane,

Rowe L. 64
Money, mankind fall down before,

Butl. 2:65
the last reason of kings,

Butl. 2 : 65
brings honour, friends, and realms,

Milt. 2 : 177
power of, in love,

Buil. 2 : 129

Money,

1

Tick. 105

Collins 237

Mall. 312

Wall. 174

Monody,

Money, the life-blood of the nation,

Swift 1:189
circulation, its motion and its heat maintains, ib. 189
impudent, and prevails,

Dry. 7: 297
tempts to every diftant mart,
mythologic sense of love,

Butl. 1 : 171
Money-jobbers fatten by a nation's (poils,
Monk, Zerubbabel,

Cow. 1:193
Monkey who had seen the world,

Gay 2 : 52
Monks finish'd what the Goths began,

Pope 1 : 120
Monmouth, on his Bentivoglio,
duke of,

Wall. 16

Lytt. 63
Monopolies,

Thom. 1: 114
Monopoly,

Cow. 1:286
Monker ! mix'd of infolence and fear,

Pope il. 1 : :47
dog in forehead, but in heart a deer, Popeil. 1:47
scourge of thy people, violent and base, Pope il. 1 :

:47
sent in jove's anger on a flavish race, Pope il. 1:47
Montague, for wit, for hamour, and judgment famed, Add. 38
negligently graceful,

Add. 38
belt of patrons and of poets too, Hughes 23

Prior 1 146
Montaigne's Eflays, lines written in,

Prior 1 : 278
Montpelier, church at, demolith’d,

Watts 126
Monument of mortal bands, how thort a period, Popeil. 1: 357
for Prior,

Prior 2:14

Hughes 208
Monuments decaz, frail mansions of the dead,
like men, fubmit to fate,

Pope 1 : 144
Mood and figure wite, a pest,

Dry: 7:270

Moon

Prior to,

Monumental ode,

Hughes 208

Broome 97

Mall. 219

Pilt 235
J'atts 74

Butl.' I : 233
Butl. 2:152

Moon changes still, another, yet the fame,

Broome 96
queen of the gay attendants of the night,
changeful, intends the tides,

Hughes 296
swells ocean into tides,
drinking borrowed light,

Dry: 3 : 98
refulgent lamp.of night,

Pope il. 1 : 262
-o'er heaven's azure spreads her light, Pope il. 262
distributes fainter day,

Prior 2:118
various her beains, and changeable her face, id. 2:118
empress of the night,
fair queen of Silence,
sea and land in,

Putl. 1 : 251
not made of

green cheese,
elephants in,
dismounted from her sphere,

Butl. 1 : 245
and Itars, heaven's golden alphabet,

Young 3:57

Swift 1: 319 Moony troops of the Solymean sultan,

Pbil. 21 Moore, to,

Pope 2 : 349 in memory of the reverend Mr.

Som. 191 of humble birth, but of more humbie mind, Som. 191

obliging to the rich, a father to the poor, Moral death, that ties me to the world ! l'oung 23: 114 efiays,

„Pope 2: 95 evidcuce Thall quite decay,

Pope 3 : 248
grandeur makes the mighty man, Young 2:157
knowledge, poefy was queen of,

Dry. 2:118
pieces,
Morality added to Philosophy and Divinity,
forms the Epic poem,

Pope od. 3:2

Morality

riddle on,

Som. 191

Shen. 197
Pope

od. 3:1

Buck. 95

: 252

Morality unawares expires,

Pope 3 : 264 will guide the wife and good, Morals practise, and be poorg;

Gay 2": 148 Morbleu! cries one,

Gay 2 : 24 Mordanto fills the trump of fame

Swife 1: 36 his body active as his mind,

Swift 1:37 in senates bold, and fierce-in wary Swift 1:37

heroic actions early bred in, Swift 1:37 Morell to Thomson,

Tlom. I :
Morgan and Mandevile could prate no more,

Pope 3 : 166
Moriah rears his summit nearer to the skies,

Pitt 260 Morn, rosy-finger'd,

Pope od. 4:3

S Milt. I: 173 described,

2 Mall.

196

Mall. 196 gay. daughter of the Allg. mother of Dews,

Tbout 1:45 Morning, description of,

Swife 1:59 - described,

Gay I:III pledge of day, a glorious, but short-liv'd Rateg brightest offspring of lighting apparition,

Hughes 269 dreams foreshew,

Dry: 3:146

Cag: S lark, to welcome day, of the Lord's day, hymn for,

Waris 352 song, Morpheus, the player God,

Dry. 4: 64 raises a world of gayertinct and grace, Thom. 1 : 213

Pom. 226 Mortal, more than, that never err'd at all,.

Mória',

Val. 353 Yal. 355 Yal. 355

Watts 354 Parn. 243

F 3

Sav. 32

Som. 13;

Young 3:3

Mortal, think, what it is to die,

Parn. 16
bliss, not lasting,

Dry. 3:37
how frail, how night,

Lyit. 74
joy, a shade,
pleasures, all in a moment fade,

Gay I : 251
man, why burn with fury, that never dies, Popeil. 2:197

a wretch of humble birth, Pope il. 1 : 169
a short-liv'd reptile in the dust of earth, Pope il. 1 : 169
pride, short is the reign,
schemes how frail!

Sove. 200
built on sand,

Som. 200
Mortality, gaycít scenes speak man's,
Mortals, blind in fate,

Dry. 6: 293
to their future fatc blind,

Rowe L. 82
fhort of sight!

Young 1:54
boast of prowess not their own, Pope il. 2 : 137
vainly glitter in the sphere of change,
mis-judging, self-deceiv'd,
sprung from, with immortals cease to vie, Tick. 211
sooner or late, all know the grave,

Rowe L. 187
Morton, to lady,
Mofes, majestically mild, serenely good, Parn. 106, 108
his wand become a serpent,

Cow. 2:56
with wants and hardships must engage, Prior 2 : 186
plots and rebellions must disturb his age, Prior 2 : 180
forbid to tread the promis'd land he saw, Prior 2 : 180
song of, paraphrafed,
fafting,
type of Chrift,

Mit. 2 : 127 i
death of,

Parn. 119

Som. 97

Wall. 123

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Pitt 257
Milt. 2:154

Watts 153