was ever who'd give her booby for another, id. 2: 34

bled in the fon's defence,

Motion inexplicable without God,

direction of, inexplicable,

and its caufe, not the fame,

muft a power to move fuppofe,

involuntary in the body,

voluntary,

Motive dignifies the fear,

Motives, like weights, prevail,

Motteux, Dryden to,

Mount Edgecumbe,

Mountain in labour of a moufe,
Mountains, ufe of,

lift their green heads to the sky,
overwhelm the rebel angels,
what are they in a lover's way?

Mountown, panegyric on,
Mourning-piece,

Mouth to water, with longings,

padlock for,

Mouths, without hands,

Mulberries change hue,

of fnowy hue,

F4

Pope il. 1: 166

Black. 52

Black. 53

Black. 130

Black. 131

Black. 198

Black. 198

Pepe od 4:109

Prior 2 55

Dry. 2: 142
Lytt. 85
Bull. 2 : 159
Black. 55
Thom. 1:4

Milt. 1: 194

Parn. 200
King 347
Watts 250

Butl. I:114

Som. 369

Dry. 3: 269

Cow. 1: 61

Hughes 59
Mulberries

Murmur, diftruft make us wretched, God is juft, Gay 2: 186

Murmurs rifing stay, nor dare arraign the wife Dilpofer, Lytt. 73

Murrain among the cattle in Egypt,

in hogs and fheap,-

Murdoch, verfesto,

Coru. 2:60

Butl, x:227

Thom. 2: 1811

Mafcovites have mow'd their chins,,

Gay-2-68

Mafe, goddefs of numbers, and of thoughts fublime, Hughes 39

whofe fong can fix heroic acts,,

ode to,

harmonious maid,

Hughes 39

Aken. 218

Aken. 218

o'er Time and Fame, unbounded power has, Cong. 28

by kleaven infpir'd,

Hugbes 81

Mufer

Mufe, the heathen Nine her absence can't supply,
tun'd to pious notes the Pfalmift's lyre,

Hughes 81:

Hugbes 82

fill'd Ifaiah's breast with more than Pindar's fire, id. 82.

if e'er 1 pleafe, to thee I owe my honours,

despifing gain, ftrung not for gold her lyre,

but fuffers now far other principles to hold,,
that man is worthlefs without

foe of flattery,

laft dying fong of,

Mufes are virgins, till they portions get,

fhine in trifles, like our ladies,

Nine, daughters of Jove,

ever young,

fly from Tyrants and from Priests,
daughters of reafon and of liberty,

taught civil life,.

thron'd above the ftarry frame,

Wall. 224

Bath I : 33

Pitt 265

West 217

Weft 218

gold, Weft 218

Cow. I: 194

Lanf. 237

Broome 88

Broome 89

Pape il. 1: 86

Dry. 1:311

Lytt. 34

Lytt. 34

Wall. 174

Pope il. 2:103

Mufes

1:81 I:81

Muses write for glory, not for gold,

Young 3:179 conducted by their squire Apollo,

Swift 2 : 234 Music, ode in praise of,

Hughes 142 her soft, afsuasive voice applies,

Pope 1 : 78 in cares, exalts the soul,

Pope 1: 78 warriors fires with animated sounds, Pope 1:78 conquers death,

Pope 1 : 80 can soften pain to case,

Pope improve our joys below,

Pope antedate the bliss above,

Pope 1 : 81 has charms alone for peaceful minds, Pope 1 :

165 exalts man's nature,

Buck. 93

Buck. g8
inspires elevated thoughts, or kind desires,
blossom of delight,

A. Pbil. 380
sphere-descended maid,
devote to virtue, fancy, art,

Dry: 2:214

Buck. 66
power of,

Add. 32
King 322

Hugbes 174
native voice of undifsembled joy,
an universal good,

Pope 1:97
can tame the furious beast,

Prior 2:132
lulls the daughters of necessity,
can raise and quell paflion,

Dry. 2 : 204
shall untune the sky,

Dry. 2 :

2:205 its influence on rage,

Cow. 2:85 charms despair,

Lan. 262

Collins 273
Collins 274

Tbim. 1:45

Yal. 387

resembles poetry,

1

Milt. 3:115

Butl. x:177

and concerts jar with Whig and Tory hate, Hughes 162

Milt. 2: 103

Pope od. 4: 194

West 119

Garth 116

Pbil. 50

Thom. 2: 195

Dry. 3: 119
Wall. 87

Rowe L. 215

Rowe L. 221