Black 11

Rowel Gay 2:91 Prv. 4:136

Wolf 140

Luth

. 2:4 Som. 271 21:15

1:26 11. 114

Garth 52

2:106

1:198 01:9 : 196 :251 105 344

163 Queen, fairelt nymph e'er grac'd the British plain, Pcm, 265 * on the death of,

Young 3 : 149 of Arragon, prologue to,

Butl. 2:21L i Mary, prologue to,

Cong. 8 of pleafures, thares the toils of fight, Pope il. 1 : 127 rescued Paris' forfeit life,

Pope il. 1 : 127 her hours bestow'd in curious works, Pope od. 3:171 Queen's theatre, prologue on opening,

Garth 118 Querpo described, armed,

Garth 68 exposed in,

Butl. 2:89 Quefter to the wood they loose,

Rowe L. 184 Quibbling elegy,

Swift 1 : 281 Quiddity, ghost of defun& body,

Butl. 1:11 Quinbus Flestrin, ode to,

Gay 1: 295 the mountain-man,

Gay 1: 295 Quidnunc is an almanac of state,

Young 1: 108 Quidnuncki's,

Gay 2 : 23 --one so Monomotapa calls monkies,

Gay 2:23 Quidnuncs, clubs of,

Pope 3 : 112 Quiet brooding o'er his future reign,

Prior I :171 tréads, grass and flowers, in vain you seek on the marble floor, along with pleasure close ally'd, companion of obscurity,

Cow. 2 : 296 power serene,

Hughes 192 mother of peace, and joy, and love, Hugbes 102 which nor wealth nor honours give Hughes 103 the universal with, life, and a good name,

Swift 1 : 297

Quilca,

Dyer 6 Dyer 6 Dyer 6

Ot. 72

M

Quilca, Sheridan's country house,

Swift 1:35 Quint of generals,

Butl. 2:73 Quintilian justest rules and clearest method join'd, Pope I : 119 Q's of answers,

Butl. 2:47

Cow. 1:76

206

Pope

3:

1 Eytt: 28

Räbble fickle,

Butl. 2:32 the supreme power,

Butl. 2:76 maintain church and state,

Bætl. 2:319 fopport feels,

· Ball. 2: 320 Rábíhekà, character of,

- Dry. 1:171 Race'run well, run twice, devour the way in,

od. of glory run, and race of shame,

Milt. 3 : 27
of transient life to run in useful ease,

Broome 54
Racine, foftens to pity and to love,
Racy verses,

Cow: 1 : 130
Rage gnaw'd the lip,

Pope od. 4:172 and wonder chain'd the tongue, id. 3:55 appealed by mufic,

Cow. 2: 85
fo fierce can heavenly breast inflame,

Pitt 273
invades the wisett and the best,
begets rage,

Milt. 1 : 194
rules all other passions,
swelling like a torrent, drowns the rest,
of craving hunger fled,

Pope od. 3: 205
of thirst and hunger now supprest,
Rail, every man has cqual strength to,

Pope il. 2:223
Railing a rule of wit, obloquy a trade,
Raillery, fineness of, must be inborn,

Dry. 7: 193

Pope il. 12287

Lanf. 289

finds arms,

Lanj. 276
Lanj. 276

Pope od. 3 : 101

Savift 1 : 12

1:351

Gay, 1; 106

Cong: 85 Dyer 122

1:119

Pope3:186

2:319 2:31

: 171 1:76 : 206 3:27

Rozue 15

159

Rain, signs of,

and fun-shine mixt in April weather,
Raleigh, voyage of,
the scourge of Spain,

Thom. 1:9.5 bled,

Thom. 2:113

Butl. 1:26 Ralph, Squire of Hudibras, gifts of,

Butl. 1:27., & feq. laid in the stocks,

Butl. 1: 136 Ralph (James), to Cynthia howis,

and makes night hideous, ib. Ram, choice of,

Dyer 38 Ramilia's field, ten thousand themes for verse, plain Blenheim's fame renews,

Prior 1:155 Ramsay (Allan),

Som. I epittle to,

Som. 210, 218 answer to Somervile, Randal, low and mean,

· Dry. I:

1:269

Butl. 1:"149
Ranters, a sect,
Rants of Maximin to a wild audience pleasing, Lanf. 234
Rape of the Lock,

Pope 1: 127
translation of the first part of,
Raphael sent to Paradise,

Milt. 1 : 146 ordered to warn man,

Miit. 1 : 147 flight described,

Milt. I : 148
Eve prepares for reception of,
Adam proceeds to meet,

entertained by Adam,

-- a new creation raises, Rapine, with her harpy claws the botom tears, Gay 2 : 152 Rapture, carries above reason, and beyond will, Buck. 88

Rapture,

Som. 215

Parit. 57

Milt, 1:150 Milt. I:151 Milt. 1:152

Add. 43

M 3

Broome 168

Gay 2:65 Gay 2: 66

Rapture, to catch with poetic,

Butl. 1:16 works the finger's fancy high,

A. Pbil. 312 Rapturous-songs, that breathe of wine, Rascallion, used like,

But!. 1:112 Rat-catcher and cats,

sole guardian of a nation's cheese, Ratiocination, to pay debt with,

Buil. 1 :

: 8 Rats of amphibious nature,

Buil. 1:5 Raven sent out of the ark,

Miit. 2:113 Danith standard,

Tbom. 2:104 of the law, loud croaks,

Young 2 : 124 and rends abundance into poverty, id. 2 :124 the sexton, and earthworm,

Gay 2 : 190 Ready money makes the man,

Som. 306 commands respect where-e'er we go,

Som. 306 and gives a grace to all we do,

Som. 306 Real good, so little mortals know!

Young 3 : 122 Realm happy, which God vouchsafes to bless,

Parn. 175 Realms, housholds which the great must guide, Dry. I: : 84

the guilty victor's prize, fuffice not, Reaping described,

Thor I :III Reason, a poem,

Pom. 338 is o’er-power'd in youth,

Pom. 338 should over sense preside,

Pom-333 correct our notions, and our judgement guide, Port. 338. à taper, which but saintly burns,

Pom. 388 the comparing balance, rules,

Pope 2 : 43 form'd but to check, deliberate and advise, Pope 2 : 44 the card, pashion is the gale, discursive or intuitive,

Milt. 1 :155

Reason,

Pore I : 286

Pope 2 : 45

Wifi 233
Wis 233
Pom. 234
Pom. 234
Pom. 235
Pom. 235

Sav. 39

2:160

Rcafon, teach my best reason,

Toung 2 : 5
that common guide ordain'd,
leads man to solid bliss,
rightful empress of the soul,
all exorbitant desires controls,
and love could ne'er agree,
supported by sinewy force of argumeni,
the voice of God,

Tbom, 1:168
glory of, is to quell desire,
how weak at best,

Buck. 82
glimmering ray of,

Dry. 1 : 244 discovers one first principle,

Diry. I: 245 sees not, who or what it is,

Dry. I: 245 groped for a future state,

Dry. I : 245
progreffive,

Young 2 : 165
use in divinitys
to rule,

Dry. 2:17

Pom. 218
every passion sway,
passion's fce,

Young 2 : 37
overwhelm'd by passion,

Cow, 1:62
betray'd by passion, ihall resume her feat, Prior 2: 145
heard, the sole mark of man,

Young 3:57
exerts her rays, to lead thro' error's maze,
seems impertinence in love,

Pom. 222
great directress of our minds,
conquers love,
restor'd, virtue reigns,
Thadows of, betray,
pursued is faith,

Young 2 : 87
- leads the judgement,

Den. 88
M4

Reason,

Cow. 1:134

Fent. 314

Pom. 225

Lytt. 13
Som. 239
Den. 47