Prior 2: 240 Prior, epigram extempore, Nell and John,

2:241 Bibo and Charon,

: 241 wives by the dozen,

2:241 fatal love,

2:242 -- a failor's wife,

2: 242 on a f-t,

2:242 the modern Saint,

2 : 243 the parallel,

2:243

2:244 to a young lady, fond of fortune-telling, Greek epigram imitated,

2: 245 to a friend on his nuptials,

2.: 245 the wandering pilgrim,

2: 246 Venus's advice to the Muses,.

2: 248 Cupid turn'd ploughman,

2 : 248 - Pontius and Pontia,

2: 249 Cupid turn’d stroller,

2:250 to a Poet of quality,

2:251 the Pedant,

2 : 251 cautious Alicc,

2 : 25% the incurable,

2:252 - to Fortune,

2:25% Nonpareil,

2: 253 Chafte Florimel,

2:254 Doctors differ,

2:255 Epigram,

2 : 255 on Bp. Atterbury,

2: 256

2:256 upon honour, -- two enigma's,

2:257 the old gentry,

2

2:260

2 : 262

2

Prior, the insatiable priest,

Prior 2: 258 -- a French fong imitated,

2:259 a case stated,

2:259 upon playing at Ombre, Cupid's promise,

2 : 260 to earl of Oxford,

2 : 261 letter to lady Margaret Cavendish-Harley, 2 : 262 lines under the print to Tom Britton, truth told at last,

2:263 lines in lady Howe's Ovid's epistles, 2:263 -- two epistles,

2:263 True's epitaph,

2 : 264 epigram,

2:264 the Viceroy,

2 : 265 songs for music,

2:273-292 Miscellanea,

2:293-300 th’admiring reader entertains,

Gay 1: 215 fimile in, applied, Priscian's head to break,

Butl. 1:198 | 2: 2ÓI Private family, in memory of, fears are in the public lost,

Rowe L. 294 grief is mine, the public yours, respects must yield to public good,

Milt. 3:36 reward fets God and state to sale,

Milt. 3 : 56 Probability, the easy purchase of the mind,

the Vulgar's treasure, --- to be kept up in the epic,

Pope od. 3 :3 to supply place of truth in poetry,

Prior 2: 96 Probity be first, and parts the last,

Young 3 : 214 Problem,

Swift 1:31

Problem

Mall. 179

Shen. 40

Parn. 42

Pom. 344 Pom. 344

Broome 43 Broome 43

Bul. 2:99 Cow. 2: 304

Problem solved,

Swift 2 : 243 Procrastination, danger of,

Cow. 2 : 372, 374 is the thief of time,

Young 2 : 16 Procris, a victim to her jealous fears,

Gay 1:37 Procrustes, to his bed by torture fits,

Mall. 165 Prodigal pursues expenkve vice,

buys dishonour at a mighty price,

to thee I come, my father and my home, Prior 1 : 24 Prodigies happening at Cæsar's death,

Dry. 5:113 Professions, all abound with disputes,

Butl. 2:58 mountebauks in all, Professors in Agriculture, Profit, of mystic truth, conveyed in fables, Dry. 7:187 Projectors are undone, Projects please, Proletarian tything-men,

Butl. I: 36 Prologue, spoken at court,

Prior I : 186 Prometheus, ill-painted,

Cow. I:10% Promethean powder, Property, you see it alter from you to me, Pope 2: 190

is in the Saint, Prophecies, certain faith of,

Pope od. 4:9 Prophet,

Cow. 1 : 265 Prose, mould the future poem into, of life, every rober hour,

Young 3: 174 Profelytes to false persuasions, many, Proferpine, Sicily consigned to,

Cow. 2:17 and Dis divide the regency of night, Fent. 249 Prospect, a poem,

Tbom. 2:131 Prosperity, a baneful ftate!

Dyer 23 Prosperity

Garth 47 Garth 47

Butl. I:92

Pitt 308

Butl. 2: 323

Lytt. 43

Wall. 134 Wall. 145

6و :

I 22

Prosperity brings ease and soft delight,

Dyer 24 makes way for luxury,

King 302 Prostitute for bread,

Prior I :

1:234 Prostitutes abandon'd, who fallto avarice a prey, Protecting care of heaven confide,

Pope odl. 3 : 141 Protector, to memory of,

Sprat 149 panegyric on, ---- on the death of, Protefilas in forty ships, the first Grecian Nain, Pope il. 1:95 Proteus, sea-born seer,

Pope

od.

4: delegate of Neptune's watery reign, Pope od.

3 various god,

Pope od. 3 : 124 who bound, will reveal futurity,

Pope od. 3: 124
Prothous in forty barks led the Magnesians, Pope il. 1 : 97
Protogenes, a painter of Rhodes,
and Apelles,

Prior 2:8
Proud man always wants respect,

Gay 2 : 186 what is not ?

Young 1:79 of folly, vice, disease,

Young 1: 80 fall'n are, and the world is freed,

Rowe 20 unlamented pass away,

Pope 1: 158 in spirit, speak with pride no more, to curb, and set the injur’d free,

Prior 1 : 166 -- man scorn, that is alham’d to weep,

Young 2 : 47 Proverb, power of, old, one rogue is usher to another,

Pope od. 4 : 99 Providence mysterious,

Cow. I : 171 paths of, hid,

Dry. 1 : 250 mifts of, through which we cannot see, id. 1:312 thou great, unfathom’d deep!

Providence,

Prior 2:9

Parn. 149

Butl. 2:234

Parn 151

raises fit men to effect its purposes, Cow. 2: 238

fhines through clear fimplicity,

confines to golden mean,

and wisdom to direct the wit,

Prudent on the profperous ftill attends,

Pom. 219

Rove L. 353

Prudent

Lytt. 42

Pope od. 3: 309

Fent. 309

Den. 96