Garth 19, 23 Aken, 15 Den. 92 Cow, I : 299 Gartb 44 Dispensary, building of, Difpofitions, variety of, final cause of, Aeen. 16 Disputants like knights-errant, Buth, 2:278 Buti. 1:8 Disputation, to run in debt, by, Dispute about religion feldom accompanies practice, Young 2 : 127 Disputes, in wrangling spend the day, Diffembler, Diffenfions, like small streams, first begin, Distaff, spinning-wheel, and loom, far are caft, Thom. I : 222 Distance, Cow. I: : 287 immense ! between the gods and man, Popeil. 1: 169 Distinction nice, to split a case, Butl.::o Distinctions overstrained, Butl. 2:277 of this life are quite cutaneous, Young 2 : 228 none on the dead await, Distress must ask, and gratefully receive, King 274 Sav, ór Diftreffes industry inspire, Diftruftful sense with modeft caution speaks, Pope 1 : 117 Dittany described, Dry: 7:67 Ditties to troll, But, I:21 Ditty, Gay 1:62 Diverfions profest, present us with a shroud, Young: 3:3 talk of death, like garlands o'er a grave, Young 3:4 Divine attributes, Wall. 205 love, Parn. 262 sweet affections flow from, Parn. 262 above the joys of sense, Parn. 262 O, extreme of sweet desire, Pa n. 263 Divine Broome 44 : Pom. 297 West 233 West 233 Divine nature, properties, divided into persons, Pope od. 3:2 poesy, Wall, 223 poetry, Hughes 81 Divines, who change with the changing scene, Swift 1:90 Divinity Supreme, Author of Nature, West 232 paramount to all, by all obey'd, supreme, unbounded, universal Lord, in thick darkness mak'st thy dread abode, Weft 233 without a Nούς, Pope 3 : 234 Division cease, and nations join in leagues of peace, Pope I:118 Divorce, the public brand of Thameful life, Parn. 12 Doctor, incomparable soporific, Thom. 2 : 183 sweet, fleeky, dear, pacific soul, Thom. 2:183 around you the consenting audience slceps, Thom.2:183 Doctors differ, Prior 2 : 255 Doctrine, to be judged of by analogy, Dry. I: 255 Dodder'd oaks divide, Pope od. 4: 167 Doeg, character of, Dry. I: 174 choice of, for the female, Som. 268 and the fox, Gay 2: 119 and shadow, Swift 1: 209 and thief, Swift 2:15 Dry. 5: Som. 75, seq. heal their wounds by licking, Butl. 2: 82 Dog-bolt fortune, Butl. I:156 Tick. 143 Som. 70 5:165 Butl. 2:5 L Dog Akor. 290 Aken. 340 Dog-ftar's unpropitious ray, Pope 3 : 215 Dog-trick, Fortune thews, Butl. :Ino Dog-trot to ride, Buil, 1:217 D'Oily stuffs useless in winter, Gay I : 102 Dole dealed among foes, Milt. 3:38 Dolon undertakes to be a scout, Pope il. 1: : 307 swift of foot, and matchless in the race, Pope il. 1 : : 307 tells the situation of the Trojans, Pope il. 1: : 31 Nain, Pope il. 1 : : 312 Domestic-manners, peace, that port, to which the wise are bound, Weft 283 Domingo, miscarriage at, Cow. 2 : 247 Dominion's limits fixed by its end, Domitilla, verses on, Swift 2: 143 Donavert taken, Add. 58 Donne, satires of, Pape 2 : : 260 has salt, but no numbers, Dry. 7:105 affeas metaphysics, Dry. 6: 106 in honest vengeance rose, Pope 2:17 -- third satire of, Doom, man's dark and uncertain, Rowe L. 187 - no hostile hand can antedate, Pope il 1: 212 eternal, unconquerable, Dry. I : : 301 Dorchester, border'd by meads and wash'd by brooks, Gay 1: 168 fit for sheep, Dyer 31 Doric, adapted for pastoral, Pope 1 : 22 Dorion, fam'd for Thamyris' disgrace, Popeil. 1:95Doris, Cong: Io3 Dormouse, fattened by sleep, King 237 Dorothy Sydney's picture, Wall. 46 Part. 99 , 201 A. Phit. 335 Dörfet, poems of, 187 to Edward Howard, 187 sa to Sir Thomas St. Serf, 190 in epilogue to. Tartuffe, 891 to to Every man in his humout's 193 song by, 195 on Countess of Dorchester, 198 on knotting, 199 antiquated coquet, song by, 204, 205, 206, 207 epitle to, from Copenhagen, etmin character of, Dry: 1:118 Dotard, his mind to every sense is lost, Pope od. 4: 175 to reason blind, Pope od. 4: 175 Den. 17 to resolved by interest, But, I: 207 Doubtful, are the only wife, where difficulty lies, Buck. 115 Dove, Prior 1:113 sent out, returns, Milt. 2:113 Dover, country about, fit for sheep, Dyer 31 - tremendous cliff of, Dyer 3r Down-hall, Prior 2: 2139 Drake, on a chair made out of his thip, Cow. T :167, 220 who made thee mistress of the deep, Tbom. 1:94 - Sir Henry Francis, ode to, Aken. 223 Drances, foe to Turnus, Dry. 7:7 character of, Dry: 7:19 Drapier, the nation-saving paper, Swift 2 : 184 Drapier's Broome 74 Roch. 319 Broome 165 1 Rofc. 244 Fint. 325 Pitt 293 sKing / Drapier's hill, Swift 2 : 168 vie with Cooper's-hill, Swift 2 : 161 reasons for not building at, Swift 2: 161 Draught, lenient of grief and anxious thought, Circean, servitude and folly, Aken. 161 Dread religion dwells with social joy, Aken. 212 imitation, 414 Dreams, i Swift 1 : 292 nature, Step. 264 what, Swift 1 : 292 our waking thoughts pursue, Dry. 2: .: 186 from repletion, Dry: 3 : 143 rheum, choler aduft, Dry. 3 : 144 come from God, Dry. 3 : 146 vain illusions of the mind, Pope od. 3:285 interludes of fancy, Dry. 3: 150 a mob of coblers, and a court of kings, Dry. 3 : 150 not always vain, Dry. 3:151 often prophesies, Dry: 3:152 - descend from Jove, Tick. 166 foretel, as learned men have shown, Pope 1 : 265 gild the glowing scenes of fancy, Fent. 282 Dress, propriety therein to be observed, Gay 1:105 Dresing-room, Swift 2 : 2 18 Dribiec |
