Wiji 184 W 184 Event deceives our most fanguine views, and veils in fudden grief the filing ray, Everlafting yawns confefs the penalties of idleness, Pipe 3:241 ·164 fpirits their amusements, "Mil. 1: 52, 53 exposed to extremes of heat and cold, Milt. 1 : 55 Evils we cannot fhun, we must endure, *Lanf. 175 natural, are moral goods, Young 3: 14 paft, the melancholy joy, Pope od 4:61 'Eulogy give Death, Young 2: 52 Eumæus, swineherd to Ulyffes, Pope od. 4: 24 habitation, described, Pope od. 4:23 Euphemus leads the Ciconians, «Eumelus, whom Alceste bore, in ten fhips embark'd, mares of, were foremost in the chace, Euphrates rolls a mighty torrent, black with mud, Pitt 204 Euphrofyne, goddess of Mirth, all life, all bloom, of Youth and Fancy born, the gentle queen of Smiles, - eternal youth o'er all her form, Evremont, renown'd for wit and dirt, Pitt 281 changes his living oftener than his fhirt, Pitt 281 Euripides, Pella's bard, there torn by dogs, foft Pity's priest, Collins 245 Weft 132 who melts in ufeful woes the bleeding breast, id. 132 Euryclea informs Penelope of Ulyffes' return, Pope od. 4:219, and death of the fuitors, id. 219 Eurypylus in forty barks commands, Example is a leffon, that all can read, draws, where precept fails, muft reclaim a graceless age, ftrikes all human hearts, Pope il. 1:96 Pope 3: 114 Wft 314 Prior 2: 203 Garth 103 Young 3:73 Young 3:73 Butl. 2 : 232 Bull. 2: 232 Rove 4 Pope il. 1: 206 Excess decays the body, and impairs the mind, M 3 I Swift 1: 115 Swift 1:115 Batl, 2 : 34 Buck 91 Gay 1:85 Exclufion. Expectance of a blifs delay'd breeds anxious doubt, Parn. 201 Expectation endears a bleffing, Expended Deity on human weal! Wall. 119 Young 2: 69 Experience, flow guide, but fure, difcovers qualities of things, lay on plain, foundations low, attains to fomething prophetic, firft, and then truft, Experienc'd Time, tutor of nations, Experiment make precept found by, Expreffion obfcene fhows infected breaft, Thom. 2: 82 Phil. 44 Gay 1: 334 Pope 3: 248 Milt. 3: 112 King 421 Aken. 282 Prior 1: 178 Cow. 2:388 Gay 1: 280 Dry. 1: 293 Thom. I 194 Parn. 258 Som. 235 Gay 2:196 unity of, alone can crown the Poet's brow, in it all things hold difcourfe, Fabii fell on Cremera's bank, Fabius, in council flow, faved his country, Face buty, never-meaning, counterfeit and brafs, Thom. 2: 62 Thom. I 170 Swift 2:83 Bus:273 Gay 1:2 Dry. 7:17 Pitt 347 Dry. 1:30 Facts |