Government, origin of, Milt. 21 121 forms of, let fools contest, Pope 2: 66 whate'er is best administer'd, is beft, Pope 2: 66 called the helm, drop of anguish, detested by the gods, ask, what torment is in guilt, of full joy,portion as a son, Parn. 250 Grace condescending, Watts 87 Watts 146 Pope 2 : 88 founded in dominion, Butl. I:144 introduced by fin, physiognomy of, But:. ::43 before and after meat, Swift 2 : 2 : 286 But: Weft 243 Fent. 323 Rowe L. 284 Parn. 250 Bul. 2:57 Yal. 375 to you, Phil. 14 1 Grace at table is a song, Pope 2 : 223 manner, and decorum, set off actions, Prior 1 : 143 peculiar to small things, Grace-cup, what, King 213 Graces, splendor ye, and fame confer, W 187 all owe their power of pleasing, Hughes 267 are Kildare, Lans. 145 Gradation, nature's sacred law, Young 3: 66 just, those subjected to those, Pope 2:37 Cow. 2: 335 Lanf. 204 Dry. 5:95 Butl. I: 297 Dyer 36 Young 2: question, Swift 2 : 152 world, vices of, Caw. 2 : 306 Grandeur, a splendid curse, Pitt 396 none above the reach of wot, Pom. 266 affectation of, Cow. 2 : 338 date of transitory, Som. 167 relieved by meaner occupations, Cow. 2 : 340 deny me, but goodness grant, Broome 41 to despise, is not in woman, Gay 2 : 267 Grandios, all men in some degree are, Cow. 2: :: 339 Grant, ill-tim’d, makes the favour less, King 271 2:140 Granville, town of, bombarded, Lans. 210 Grapes, :88 Pent. 240 Buck, 107 Cow. 1: 119 Pitt 254 Grapes, Broome 169 Grapes luxuriant cheer the foul with wine, Parn. 167 Grasshopper, Anacreontic, Cow. I: 148 Grasshoppers, a bloodless race, with feeble voice, Pope il. 1:111 Gratitude, but rare at best, Gratius trănflated, Wall. 110 Grave, mute as, how little from, we claim, Pope 2: 334 to sets bounds to sublunary bliss, Young 3:171 - pregnant with life, as fruitful wombs, Broime 21 A rehgns us to our fecond birth, Broorne 21 and where blended lie th' appreffur and oppress’d, Pope 2: 70 - where the wicked cease their crimes, to where blended sleep the coward and the brave, Piri 254 - claims no less the fearful than the brave, Pope il. 1 : 370 o from storm the safe refort, Young 3 : 143 ** seat of peace, manfion of repose, Young 1 : 212 safe in, and free among the deady Prior 2 : 183 - none prince or beggar there, Ot. 12 -- beyond, stupendous regions lie, Pom. 282 Grave owl, can never face the sun, Gay 1 :-88 migrante as swains observe, detefts the light, Gay 1:88 Gravitation, universal law, Mall. 221 - discovered by Newton, Gravity inexplicable, Gray, ode on a distant prospect of Eaton College, 330 hymn to adversity, i 335 elegy in a country church-yard, 337 - the epitaph, 941 - progress of poesy, 343 Gray, Mall. 221 Black. 43 Fent. 33.5 Mall. 290 Gray, the þard, 351 - the fatal fisters, - 362 the descent of Odin, -365 To the triumphs of Owen, : -369 ode on the spring, 325 death of a favourite cafgaben 328 Great, pompous misery of being, Brooms 52 all affect to be, Dry. 7: 287 many would be, few good, Dry. 7=289 debase their eminence to brutal sense, Wet 306 to wild passions refign'd, We 306 in you the health and ficknefs of the commonweal, ib.313 person little as his mind, Pitt-287 without pride, and amiably good, must be good, only, by doing good, Hugbes. 273 who can himself command, Lars 187 whose guard is innocence, Lanf. 187 guide is reason, Lanf. 187 must suffer, and good must mourng acts prove treason to princes, Cow. 2:110 Great-Britain, reason of the name, Cow. 2: 246 queen, guardian of mankind, Lanf.310 Great day! for which all other days were made, Young 3:8 of consummation, Young 3:9 nature's renovation, Young 3:10 lock’d from created beings in darkness, Young 3: 10 in which time falls on' his own fcythe, Young 3:11 fortune, great servitude, Cow. 2: 268 guilt knew never joy at hearty Gay 2:150 Great 1 Mall. 329 Add. 55 Aken. 17 Great ohjects make great minds, Young 3:37 rogues enjoy their state, Gay 2 :92 souls by instinct to each other turn, mini wits to madness near allied, Dry. 1:13° Greatest souls to goodness only bow, Prior 1:75 Greatly wise to talk with our past hours, Young 2:32 Greatness, Cow. 2 : 337 - by what actions grows, Lanf. 183 pleasure from, final cause of, Aken. 18 nearer viewed, ceases to charm, Cow. 2: 381 embarrassment of, Cow. 2:270, 271 insatiable, Cow. 2 : 344 a creature of fancy., Gow. 2 : 346 genuine, thuns the being great, Grecian plans reform Britannia's stage, Tbom. 2:38 Greece, hail Nature's utmost boast, Tbom. 2:38 a country rich and gay, second part of liberty, one comedian, Dry. ; : 237 Nave and cutoress of protecting Rome, Lytt. 25 affords a train of lovely dames, Pope od. 3 : 69 fam'd for feeds, for beauty more, Pope il. 1 : 116 beauties, Lanf. 137 the land of lovely dames, Pope il. 1 : 284 has beauteous dames on every shore, Pope od. 4: 188 in her native fortitude elate, Pope il. 2: 149 honours not with folemn fasts the dead, Popeil. 2: 202 Thone in genius, science, and in arts, Tbom. 2 : 140 - improv'd or found arts and sciences, Greece, Sau. 34 Tiik. 113 Tlom. 2:35 a Black. 173 |
