Bliss, the second, praise of doing well, - - fortune here below can give no richer meed, without the fting receive, fublunary bliss! proud words and vain, Young 3:10 Weft 207 West 201 Young 2:56 Prior 2: 155 that changeth with the moon, Prior 1: 228 of man is, not to act beyond mankind, Pope 2:36 Blissful vision, each shares in, as he can bear, Dry. 2: 183 Blood-stain'd Exile, ever doom'd to roam, Pope od. 4:57 and forefathers are not our own, Bloffom'd beans, Arabia cannot boaít a fuller gale, Thom. 1: 20 Blount, epistle to, Blown-up veal, Blows, to rain a storm of, Blunt honeft Heroes, what easy tools! Bluth, that spurious virtue in a maid, Boadicia boasts of Orinda, Boar, Arabian method of hunting, bled by boar, and goat by goat lay flain, Boaster enormous, doom'd to vaunt in vain, Boafters of liberty, fast bound in chains, Boasting is but an art, our fears to blind, Pope 2: 335 Butl. 1:80 Butl. 1: 130 Smith 159 Swift 1: 106 Cow. 1:16г Som. 58, feq. Pope od. 3:72 Pope il. 2:37 Young 2: 203 Pope il. 2: 275 Boasting, Boafting and with false terror sink another's mind, Popeil. 2:275 Boat, the bear in, Boccace, author of the octave rhyme, Bodies to their proper centre move, Body, anagram of the world, how acts on mind, does not its investing weed exceed ? Gay 2: 137 Dry. 3:15 Aken. 44 Butl. 1: 300 Garth 21 Thom. 2: 182 Prior 2: 16 where brothers were by brothers flain, Pope 1:288 from the ancients, like the ancients writ, Lytt. 28 Bold, a way will find or make, without rudeness, King 356 Pom. 290 54 Bombaft, crying fin, Cow. 1: 132 Dyer 115 Bonduca brandish'd high the British spear, Prior 1: 230 bold, fwift flew her arrows, Book and bell, to curse with, Broome 135 Dry. 3: 208 Book-learned wife, a great plague, Dry. 7: 270 Books, ends of, Den. 91 and the world to be conjoined, Butl. 2: 284 perfection in, to be plain and brief, Butl. 2: 346 as affected are as men, Gay 2:27 are furniture, Young 1:89 Parn. 66 Born to try the lot of man, to suffer and to die, Pope od. 3: 85 Bounty, like the fun, spreads her ray, Pope 2: 187 stony, how melt in those, who never pity felt, Swift 2:263 Bower, 1 Boyne, already sung in strains that ne'er shall die, Hughes 30 run thick with gore, Add. 9 shall raise his laurel'd head, Prior 1: 175 Brabantia, clad with fields and crown'd'with towers, ib. 160 afks no omen, but his country's cause, Pope il. 1: 366 Brave doom'd to bear the gripes of poverty, Pope od. 4: 122 Pope od. 4: 122. fire the brave, Brocme 75 live glorious, or lamented die, Popeil. 1:173 Pope il. 2:87 o'erpower'd by numbers, but brave in vain, Pope od. 4:74 Bravely-patient to no fortune yields, Brazen age, their generous discord with the battle ends, ib.130. on rolling oceans, and in fighting fields, ib. 102 Dry. 3: 302- Bread, that decaying man with strength supplies, Pope od. 3:72 all-sustaining, ---life-sustaining, and wine, outward figns, Pope od. 4: 102 |