Rifc. 239 Aken. 119 Parn. 145 Weft 231 Thom. 1:5 Cow. 2 : 30% Pleasures from knowledge, -- of imagination, source of, Plenty walk in hand with peace, pour disease, Diy. 1:162 is a means, and joy her end, Young 3 : 247 Plotian islands, why called Strophades, Plotting-parlour, what, Aken. 296 Plough employ'd kings and heroes, --- in a field arable, noblest arms, Plumpers, dextrously draws, Swift 2 : 23 - that serve to fill her hollow jaws, Swift 2 : 230 Plutus, Cupid, and Time, Gay 2:174 Podalirius and Machaon in thirty fail command, Pope il. 1:96 divine professors of the Healing Arts, ib. 96 Podes with riches honour'd, and with courage blest, ib. 2 : 158 Hector's comrade, and his gueft, Popeil. 2:158 Poem, --- cach has its perfection apart, Dry. 1 : 273 though born in snow, it dy'd in flame, Swift 2 : 112 Fonton 197 Poems, Prior 2: Swift 1:1 like pictures, Rafe. 272 Poesy, progress of, Gray 343 from Greece to Italy, Gray 347 sullen cares and frantic passions hear thee, Gray 344 fcom Italy to Albion, Gray 349 thee che voice the dance obey, Gray 345 its influence over the most uncivilized, Gray 346 {mooth enchantress of mankind, Pacly, Poma 215 Weft 137 Watts 13 Watts 13 Watts 14 Watts 14 Pirt 349 Butl. 2: 209 Poofy, diy domains of, Young 3: : 160 source of pleasures ever new, A. Pbil. 381 feeds of, by Heaven alone are sowny Pope od.4:210 gift of, how prophaned, Dry. 2 : 164 ordained for tongues of Angels, Dry. 2 : 164 prostituted to vice and profaneness, the gift of heaven, in early heathenism devoted to religion, debased by the later Pagan poets, perfected by Virgil, Cow. 5:96 Poet, reason of the name, a maker, Dry. 5: 253 complaint of, Ot. 26, 73 to be fried by his peers, not bound to the rules of an historian, Prior 2:95 not to be hasty in his publication, Pitt 380 to lose the father in the Judge, to consult impartial friends, Pitt 381 often to review his verses, Pitt 382 not to exceed in corrections, Pilt 382 to examine his force, R. 216 to seek a congenial writer, Rosc. 216 not to offend by wanton foundy, Rofc. 217 what worthy regard, to infruct and please, Rofc. 271 lines of, to be correct and few,. subject, moral and great, Rofi. 217 to know, from the man of Rhymes, Pope 2: 23he who gives my breast a thousand pains, Pope 2 : 232 can make me feel cach passion, Pope 2 : 232 Post Pitt 381 Cow. I:15 Yal. 375 K: 3 Sav. 149 Sav. 151 Poet enrage, compose, with more than magic art, Pope 2:232 with pity and with terror, tear my heart, Pope 2 : 232 corruption of, generation of a critic, Dry. 3 : 282 his power to immortalize, Cow. 2 : 22 shame to be a bad one, Dry. 7: 130 - owes his fortune to his wit, Gay i : 162 cares of, all terminate in fame, King 325 only to translate a poer, Dry. 9:193 --- dependence of, to ftarve on hope, and Dun, Sben. 182 and the Rose, Gay 2 : 107 Poetaster, dreaded and proscribed, Rofc. 276 Poetic clan, obnoxious to vanity, Young 1:178 irritable, Young 1: 178 most ridiculous, Young 1:177 Poetical character, Ode on, inspiration not to be forc'd, Poet-laureat, election of, Poetry, progress of, Swift 1 : 199 child of Joy, begot by Liberty," Dry. 1:274 born among Shepherds, Cow. 2 : 305 encomium ong Rome L. 424 - praise of, Cow. I : 86 Collins 250 Pitt 350 Buck. 103 Wall. 173 use of, . Toitens the manners, Aken. 201 Dry. 1 : 295 Mall. 234 Add. 202 Add: 200 Poetry |