I Pom. 34 Pom. 34• Prior 1:159 . 2 Sheridan, submission of, Swift 1 : 246 Latin verses to, Swift 1:156 upon his verses, Swift 1:231 on his circular verses, 'Swift 1: 232 --- to George-Nim-Dan-Dean, Swift 1: 224 his ballad on Ballyspellin, Swift 2: 332 Sherlock would clear the greatest mysteries, but perplex'd and made them darker, -- on Death, Sheva, character of, Dry. 1 : 1:195 Shew antique, Burl. 1:211 Shield of Achilles, wrought by Vulcan, Pope il. 2: 187 his neck o'er shading, to his ancle hung, Pope il. 1 : 198 Shifts of state, those jugglers' tricks, Swift 1:4 Cow. 2:13€ Dry. I : 145 Wall. 16 Dry. I: 87 catalogue of, Pope il. 1 : 86 S Mall. 243 Gay 1 : 252 - who fawn'd like man, but ne'erlike man betray'd, id.252 Shoe for walkers, Gay 1 : 102 Shooting flying, match, Dry. 6:94 corns a shower presage, Swift 1 : 66 Short by the knees, intreat for peace, Swift 2 : 314 V L. LVIII. P Sker Cow. 2: 75 Thom. I:114 { 1 Som. 153 Cow. 1:92 Pbil. 71 Garth 127 Short absence, mutual joys increase by, King 297 Pope : 316 Dry. 3 : 142 described in her enthusiasm, Dry. 6:115, 116 Dry. 6:21 Dry. 6 : 125 describes various scenes of it, Dry. 6: 125 conducts him to Anchises, Dry. 6 : 144 Sican to the Dean, on his birth-day, Swift 2 : 340 Sicily, of old torn from Hesperia, and Italy, one continent, Dry. 6: 20 Sick are ever restless, Hughes 260 --- pain makes them impatient, Hugbes 260 in mind, covetous of more disease, Young 3:2 half the cure, to know ourselves, Young 3:2 man and the Angel, Gay 2 : 75 Sickle, each moment has, Young 2 : 10 emulous of Time's enormous scythe, Young 2 : 10 Sickness, Swift 2 : 2 : 149 Aken. 284 Watts 62 Pope 2 : 186 Sickness Rowe L. 123 Sben. 103 Sickness and pain wean from earth, Sicoris, running by Ilerda, Sicyon, swayed the most ancient sceptre, Sid Hamet, virtues of his rod, character of, Sidney, thy beauty refistless, Sidon, capital of Phoenicia, Sidrophel, a cunning man, Hudibras to, Siege defcribed, exhibited in vifion, of Troy, length of portended, Sighs, that waft to heaven, Sigifmonda and Guifcardo, Silence defcribed, under fuffering, is beft, becomes the wife, Death's peculiar attribute, is the foul of war, Wall. 222 Rowe L. 161 Aken. 167 Swift 1:65 Dry. 1: 119 Pope od. 3: 108 Cong. 16 .. Milt. 2: 107 Pope il. 1: 80 Pope 1: 190 Dry. 3:215 S Cow. 1:298 2 Công. 30 Dry. 3:158 Som. 373 Young 3:71 Prior 1: 50 Pitt 240 Wall. 95 Silks come from maggots, Swift 1: 213 Silli of the Greeks, what, Dry. 7: 144 Siloah, peaceful flood, Silver, simile on want of, Swift 1 : 337 age, Dry. 3 : 302 pen, Silurian cyder shall triumph o'er the vine, Simeon foretels what Chrift should be, Milt, 2 : 166 Shen. 184 Simile, Prior 1 : 201 that solitary shines, sanctified whole poems, Pope 2 : :219 Similes describe, they nothing prove, Prior 2:78 Simoisius, pierc'd by Ajax, lies, Pope il. 1: 145 Simony, to sing for gold, Young 3 : 201 Simple I, and innocent of art, Tick. 210 Simplicity, what, Pope il. 1:24 in perfection, in Scripture and Homer, Popeil. 1 : 24 praise of, Shen. 13 Collins 249 ode to, Collins 250 by nature taught to breathe her genuine thought, ib. fifter meek of Truth, Milt. I : 60 Sin, daughter of Satan, Milt. I:61 description of, one of the guards of Hell, described, Milt. I : 56, 57 Milt. 1 :63 portress of Hell, Milt. 1 : 64 unable to shut the gate, Milt. 1 : 64 Milt, 2:38, 49 effects of, Milt. 2: 39 leaves naked and void of honour, Milt. 2:40 pursues with guilt, opens to Satan, : Sin produces Death, makes the darken'd foul a fcene more fad, all comfort kills, nor leaves one fpark alive, made known, not removed by law, transferred on Chrift, -to be repented of, and Death pave a way over Chaos, --to Earth, Dry. 2: 193 Young 3:67 Young 3:67 Milt. 2: 128 Milt. 2: 152 Milt. 3:24 Milt. 1: 69 offspring of Satan, congratulate Satan, wafte the world, Sin and Satan, dragg'd captives, that captiv'd men, Parn. 181 Watts 277 Sing, afking leave to, Singer (Mrs.), afterwards Mrs. Rowe, verses to, Single valour unequal to a numerous foe, life against marriage, Singularity, affectation of, Butl. I : 103 Den. 50 Pope 1: 108 |