Pitt 279

Butl. 2:4 Sects, maggots of corrupted texts, factory of, how to improve,

Butl. 2:69 in extremes, abhor a middle way, Dry. 2:37 Sedgwick, doomsday,

Butl. 1:241. Security, nonc so wretched as those beguiled by, Gong. 56 Sedition, described,

Cow. I: 331" promoted by calumnies,

Cow. I : 342 - to hum and hah,

Buil. 2:56. quell’d by authority of a grave person, Seed of the woman,

Milt. 2:131 of woman promised,

Milt. 2:90 confum'd in earth, multiplies its birth, Prior 2:115 Seek not thyself, without thyself, to find, Dry: 7:3101 Self, see all in, and but for self be born, Pope 3 : 249 inthrall'd to self,

Mit. 1:179 - there is, of virtue fond,

Young 2 : 242 - as fond of every vice,

Young 2: 242

Butl. 1:206 cry fordid, no thining deeds Thoots up,

Tlom. 2:139 Self-banished,

Wall. 98 Self-conceit, flattering,

Den. 89 deceptious,

Din. 89 Self-confecration,

Watts 49 Self-defence, Nature's eldest law,

Dry, I : 140 Self-denying, gifted face,

Butl. 2:51 Self-disgrace, foured with,

Fent. 31.1 Self-esteem profitable at times,

Milt. I : 250 Self-existent being, necefsary,

a causeless cause, or nothing could be, Black. 152 the world not that being,

Black. 152

Self

to

down,

Black. 1:52

Black. 1,52

Som. 343

Self-existent,.world not, because changeable,
Seif-knowledge, in every view, directs our life, Gay 2 : 138
Self-love, ambition, envy, pride,

Swift 2: 257 their empire in our hearts divide, Swift 2: 257 in nature rooted fast,

Swift 1: 124 attends us first, and leaves us last, Swift 1: 124 - spring of motion, acts the soul,

Pope 2 : 43 bribes every

sense,
- ftill stronger, as its objects nigh, Pope 2:44-
drives through just and through unjust, Pope 2:65
found the private in the public good, Pope 2: 65
and reason to one end aspire, Pope 2:45
pain their aversion, pleasure their desire, Pope 2 : 45
and social are the same,

Pape 2: 84
Self-opinion, active, rath, and blind,
Self-perusal, science rare !

Young 3 : 125 the Delphi of the mind;

Young 3: 125 Self-violence sets man at variance with himself, Milt. 3:60 Self-unread, may in vain their bibles read,

Foung 3: 125 Self-will with Satan fell,

Young 3: 143 sacrifice supreme, be sain,

Young 3: 135
Selfith heart deserves the pain it feels, .

Young 2:13
Selim, the shepherd'š moral,
Selli, race austere, their lumbers on the ground, Pope il. 2:108;
Semele, delivered by thunder,
Semi-gentleman of Inns of Court,
Sena the Senones confines,

Rowe L. ICZ:
Senate meet in Epirus,.

Rowe

204 appoint Pompey general,

Rowe L. 206 echo of a thoughtless crowd,

Dry: 1:309

Senate,

Wist 215

2

Collins 233

Cowo2:9 Cow. I: 77

Pom. 351
Den. 137

end of

Satan enraged at disappointment,

Milt. 2: 216
with his powers, shall fink to endless doom,
Satiety, from all things,
Satire, essay on,

S Dry. I:112
Pope 2:3

Pope 2:4 what,

Dry. I: 112 objects of,

Dry. I:113 supplement of laws,

Young 1 : 77 - true end of,

Dry. I : 125 origin of,

Dry. 7:135 extensive sense of,

Diy. 7: 163 how to be spelled,

Diy. 7:163 nature of,

Dry. 7:173 heals with morals, what it hurts with wit, Pope 2 : 227 different among Greeks and Romans, Dry. 7:137 proper subjects of,

Dry: 7: 179 defined,

Dry: 7:203 consists in fine raillery,

Dry: 7:193 well-writ, mortifies mankind, nicely to unfold human frailty, smiles of, sharper than a frown, Dryden claims our praise in, all love, none the satirist,

Sav. 165 calls for sense in

every
line,

Young 1:87 friends to Vice and Folly are thy foes,

Young 1:87 they dread, who defy the skies, Young 1:151 awes the brave, that earth and heaven defy, Pope 2 : 7 to guilt alone her vengeance is confin'd,

Pope 2:8 The only strikes to heal,

Satire

Buck. 73 Buck. 74 Buck. 74 Buck. 74

Pope 2:8

Butl. 2 : 244
Butl. 2: 249
Butl. 2: 253

Satire délineates passion, pictures man,

Pope 2:15
friend to truth, to virtue and mankind, Pope 2 : 16
virtue first armed with,

Dry. 1 : 273
strike faults, but fpare the man, Young 3: 205
on abuse of learning,

Butl. 2:265
to a had poet,

Butl. 2: 240
on French imitation,
on drunkenness,
on marriage,
on plagiaries,

Butl. 2 : 258
-- a court of chancery,

Dry. 2:136
lath the madness of a vicious age, Gay. 1 : 214
-Satires, prologue to,

Pope 2 : 148,& feq.
epilogue to,

Pope 2 : 289, & feq.
Satisfaction for man's fin, necessary,

Milt. 1:80
Son offers to give,

Milt. 1 : 80, 81
Saturday,

Gay 1 : 86
Satirical elegy,

Swift 1 : 257
Satirique tragedy,

Dry. 7: 142
different the Roman satire, Diy: 7: 144
declination of,

Dry: 7:144
Saturn civilized Latium,

Dry. 6: 210
brought golden times,

Dry. 6: 210
- influence of,

Dry. 3:112
ring of,

Mall. 220
Saturnian days of lead and gold,

Pope 3 : 216
verses, what,

Dry: 7: 149
Savage, the wanderer,
the bastard,

84
- on lady Tyrconnel,

88
Vol. LVIII.

Savage,

Sav.7

194

Savage, to Sir Robert Walpole,

volunteer laureats,
of public spirit,
to Mr. John Dyer,
to Aaron Hill,
prologue to Henry VI.
the animalcule,
to Mrs. Haywood,
apology to Brillante,
epistle to Mrs. Oldfield,
on Mr. Hill's Gideon,
to lady Rochford,
to Miranda,
to a young lady,
the gentleman,
character of Mr. Foster,
the poet's dependance,
epiftle to Damon and Delia,
to Miss M. H. with Pope's works,
on a lady's recovery,
the friend,
epifle to Mr. Dyer,
on the vice-president of St. Mary's Hall,
Fulvia,
epitaph on a young lady,
genius of liberty,
lines of Buchanan paraphrased,
the employment of beauty,
to Mrs. Jones,
on false hiftorians,

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its 127 130 131 132 135 137 133 140 142 144 14 5 146 147 149 152 154 155 157 161 163 164 166 167 170 171 174

175 Savage,