Folly broods o'er grief, one ebb and flow of, all my life, relentless fteels thy breast, · obdurate to reject the stranger-guest, fuffering more from, than from fate, and pride, fifter-twins of floth, Fond of the power, but fonder of the prize, -man acquires wants, which nature never prone to ambition, to example blind, Prior 2: 159 Pope 2 : 201 Pope od. 3: 106. Pope od. 3: 106 · Young 2:219 Fent. 318 Pope il. 1: 42 knew, Tick. 220 Fondness loft on woman's pride, Fontinella to Florinda, Fool, who meets, muft find conceit, - ! from thyself thou canst not fly, lies hid in inconfiftencies, --- none fo bufy, is naufeous, but a coward worse, that loves and hates, more fool to own it, none fmarts fo little.as, with fool, is barbarous civil war, Foolish praise is satire on the fair, Fools admire, but men of fenfe approve, Tick. 220 King 296 Swift 1: 322 Gay 2:85 Young 1:96 Hughes 104 Hughes 104 Pope 2: 97 Pope od. 4: 169 Young 1:82 Young 1: 105 Dry. 1:215 Dry. 3: 143 Smith 97 Pope 2: 152 Pope 3: 188 Hughes 94 Pupe 1: 107 Fools are the game, which knaves pursue," are vain, when fools admire, are infolent and vain, doubly fools, endeavouring to be wife, make attempts beyond their skill, Gay 2: 172 Gay 2: 63 Swift 1: 147 Dry. 2: 90 Cong. 71 Butdo I: 27 Rowe 24 known by looking wife, whom love or verfe undo, may our fcorn, not envy raise, are ftubborn, only choose wretches for their friends, wicked at their own coft, ftay to feel, and are wife too late, Foot-ball defcribed, Foot-man very arrogant, Footmen Lords and Dukes can act, Foot races, Footstool earth, canopy the skies, Fop, defcribed, outweighs in female fcales, can dance'and make a leg, --- can fetch and carry, cringe and beg, Fopland, the greatest part of this isle, Tops, who, fly, never fix'd, but fugitives in love, if once wrong, will needs be always fo, Forbid, that want fhould fink me to a lye, Force greater than command, - to a generous mind unpleafing, is of brutes, in the lion dwells, Gay 2: 107 Butle 2 : 30 Rowe L. 353 Roch. 313 Pope il. 2: 138 Gay 1: 123 Gay 1:137 Swift 2: 149 ·Dry. 6:86 Pope 2:34 *Gay 1: 113 Young 1: 131 Gay 1: 203 Gay 1: 203 Hal. 239 Dry. 1:114 Cong. 128 Pope 1: 114 Pope od. 3: 197 Butlo 2 : 118 Milt. 2: 179 Dry. 3: 124 Den. 99 Force Force how vain! Love ne'er can be compell'd, Gay 2:211 first made conquest, Pope 2: :64 — to prove, is only mine, the event is love's, Pope il. 2: 156 Forcers of conscience, Ford, birth-day verfes on, Forecaft fails against ill-luck, Forfeit pay of their haughty lord, Forget what we bestow, befpeaks a noble mind, Forgetfulness of death, furpaffing fault, Form, joined with virtue, rare, Formalifts, cold-hearted, frozen, pronounce the witty mad, Forms decay, have their affigned time, of matter, all diffolving, die, Milt. 3: 168 Swift 1:276 Dry. 3:83 ·Cow. 2: 165 Pope il. 2: 100 Cong, to5 Young 2: IFI Dry. 7: 297 Young 2:83 Pitt 402 Dry. 3: 134 Dry. 3: 134 Rowe L. 325 Rowe L. 325 Pope 2: 55 Yal. 441 Watts 161 Lytt. 55 loft in Nature's blending bofom lie, lovely, dignify the foul's abode, Forfaken, yet hoping, with Hammond's Elegies, Lytt. 55 Fortefcue, Mifs Lucy, verfes to, Author's compared with others' diftress, fair, like all thy treacherous kind, faithlefs ftill, and wavering as the wind, Pope 1 : 243 gives us birth, entrust to powers above, an unrelenting foe to love, Shen. 30 Shen. 56 Pope 1: 243 Pope il. 2:222 Dry. 7: 299 Thom. 2: 187 nor courted fmiles, nor funk beneath her frown,Yal.445 push not by ill means, fmiles of never bleft the bad, King 301 Young 2: 247 frowns of, never rob innocence of joys, Young 2: 247 all afk, and afk no more, we most unjustly partial call, and cowardice fucceed, Gay 2: 50 Lanf. 184 Bitl. 1:45 Fortune |