Watts 56

Watts 351

a

Duke 145

id. 2:35

Parafite will eat and talk,

King 225
Pardon, bought with blood,

Young 2: 73
how fweet the found !
and sanctification,

Warts 110
Parent's woe, no expression can tell,

Buck. JOO
Parents, with lowly duty, bow tu,

Rowe 2
obedience to,
blind to their children,

Dry: 3 : 225
and lovers, by nature fools,

Prior 2:83
Paris, builds a fleet to ravish Helena,
diffuaded by Cafsandra,

Duke 146
ill-fated, slave to woman kind, Pope, il. 2:35
as smooth of face, as fraudulent of mind,
dar'd the bravest of the Greeks, Pope il. 1 : 106
daunted at the fight of Menelaus, Pope il. 1: 106
upbraided by Hector,

Pope il. 1 : 107
stands reproved,

Pope il. 1: 108
agrees to a single combat with Menelaus, Pope il. 1 : 108
fuatch'd away in a cloud by Venus, Pope il. 1 : 120
a flaming brand to his country,
pest of Troy, that ruin of our race, Pope il. 1 : 203
wretch ill-fated, and thy country's foe! Pope il. 1:204.
like a pamper'd horse,

Pope il. 1:213
confents to restore the treasures, not Helen, id. 1:231-
proposal of, rejected,

Pope il. 1:233 -o to Helen,

foretold to be a burning torch, made umpire of beauty, judgment of,

Parn. 284 is false, Oerone is undone,

Gay 1 : 32

Parker,

Buck. 64.

Duke 140
Duke 143
Duke 144

part of the firft Canto of the Rape of the Lock,

Health,

the Flies,

elegy to an old Beauty,

the Book-worm,

29.

37

54

57

58

61

an allegory on Man,

an imitation of French verfes,

a Night-piece on Death,

*63

66

69

73

75

Parn. 106

133
146

154
193

220

228
236

Parnell, Moses,

Deborah,
Hannah,
David,
Solomon,
Jonah,
Hezekiah,
Habakkuk,
Hymn for morning,

for noon,

for evening,
the foul in forrow,
the happy man,
the way to happiness,
the Convert's love,
a defire to praise,
on happiness in this life,
Extacy,
on divine love,
on Queen Anne's peace, 1712,
to Dr. Swift, on his birth-day,
on Bp. Burnet fet on fire,
Elysium,
the judgement of Paris,
on Mrs. Fermor,
a Riddle,

243
245
246
243
249
252
253
255
257
238
262
263
275
278
279
284
287

288
Pope 2 : 329

Lans. 764
Swift 2:289
Swift 2 : 290
Parthenope,

verses on,

Parrot, henceforth be bird of love,
Parson, advice

to,
- case of,

nurs'd in the hate and rivalship of Rome, id. 342.

who greatly thinks, and truly fpeaks his tho't, id. 393.

Mall. 173

Thom. 1:19

West 173
Feni. 314

Parts but expose the men, who virtue quit,

Young 3: 207

Thom. 1 : 217
Party, puzzling fons cf,

Thom. 1 : 217
when raised, another set succeeds,

and spleen have turn’d his brain, Scuift 2: 184
Party-quarrels, who engages in, lists an hired Bravo, Gay 1:181
Party-rage, that tyrant of our age,
Party-spirit sways the judgement,

Pope I : Joy
Passage of the Red Sea,

Milt. 2 : 125
Passion, mazy tracts of, where mortals roam, Aken. 18r

Cow. I:62
overturns reason,
sooths every gult to peace,
may

oft the wisest heart surprize,
a blind ufurper mounts the throne,
casts a mist before the mind,

Dry. 3: 87
let not o'er sense prevail,

Cong. 138
not excited, unless felt,

Rosc. 223
feign'd, at no repulse is griev'd,

Pom. 246
when feign’d and when sincere,

Cong: 129
billet-doux will thew,

Cong: 129

Tbom. 2:62
stoop'd to common good,
rouzes the mind's whole fabric,
tender, administers delight,

Aken. 40

Prior I:113
can depress or raise,
for this world, fole fountain of distress, Young 3 : 135
of Christ,
eternal king's unfathom'd love,

s Milt. 3:89
a mighty mystery,

Pitt

219
Passions,

Cow. I: 246
modes of self-love,

Pode 2:45

Pasions,

Aken. 40

Pitt 219
Pitt 219

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