Indolence, that foul-enfeebling wizard, Thom. 1:234 Thom. 1:225 Thom. I: 202 Thom. 1: 203 falfe enchanter, addrefs to the world, fteeps forrows in oblivion, o'erflows the heart with milky blood, nought around, but images of reft, Indulgence is to human frailty due, ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ takes with a noble mind, Industry, good effects of, rough power, Thom. 1: 204 Thom. 1 : 206 Thom. I : 200 Gay 2: 177 King 288 Dyer 90, 92 Thom. I : 108 whom labour, fweat, and pain attend, Thom. I : 108 - fupplies nature, Butl. 2 : 202 fupports us all, the various wants of man redreffes, --------- instance of, in the Romans, ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬---- a full exertion of our powers, itfelf fubmits to death, Inexorable death fhall level all, Infallibility, where lodged, Gay 2:155 Gay 2:155 Young 3: 243 Young 3: 243 Gay 1: 124 Pope 2:253 Dry. 2: 30 Infamy, dark as the grave, and fpacious as the sky, Aken. 342 the Dæmon o'er her vaffals reigns, - of dead for benefit of living, Infected feems, all that th' infected spy, Infernal rivers defcribed, Inhabitants numerous and induftrious, fource of wealth, Dyer 99 Innocence betray'd with vifar'd falfehood, adamantine armour, no fenfe of danger can difturb, a defence only for patience, Innocent keep me, make others great, within, is arm'd without, Den. Swift 1: 320 Milt. 3: 146 Swift 2:47 Hughes 100 Hughes 100 But 2 : 327 Lanf. 188 Pope 2: 197 one of the plagues of Egypt, Infects, the wandering nation of a fummer's day, hofts of a day, or nations of an hour, a feeble race, yet oft the fons of vengeance, Thom. 1:7 Hughes 20 Infheath'd the martial fword, he hung on high, Infolence! indecently to rail without offence, Pape od. 4:117 'twixt that and reafon, what a nice barrier, Pope 2 : 37 honeft, comes a volunteer, fure never to o'erfhoot, but just to hit, and reafon, how can we divide, Infoferable wrong cries to the gods, fuits a prudent mind, Pope od. 3:63 Pope il. 2: 143 Intellect, Intellect, that fovereign power, Young 2: 145 which fense and fancy summon to the bar, id. 2: 145 and as the turns, the colours fall or rife, Interrogations contribute much to fublime, to increase, search the Greeks, Inventions, owing moftly to chance, Invidious, Dry. 2:66 Dry. 3:233 Pope 3:253 Pope 3:253 But!. 1: 40 Lung 1:226 Thom. 2: 168 Dry. 7: 145. Dry. 3:20 Pope il. I: I Pitt 357 Buổi 2:349 Butin 2:262 Shen. 175 But! 1:114 Prior 2: 4 Cow. I: 109 Invincible armada defeated, Invious ways to prove, Invitation extempore to Oxford, Invitation to drink, Inundation defcribed, Inward man and outward, at odds, Buth 1: 193 Thom. 1: 118 |