Facts only known to man,

Faggot,

Den. 109 Swift 1:96

applied to denote the benefit of concord, Swift 1:96

Faint heart ne'er won fair lady,

Fair have nails as well as eyes,

inconftant,

nun,

traveller,

King 356

Tick. 129

Rowe 68

Fent. 227

Hughes 126

for Reafon's light, will give her perfpective, Prior 1 : 23

Faith loft in certainty,

implicit blind Ignaro leads,
enormous, of many made for one,

by Death approv'd,'

uncommon to the changing Greeks,

of men vanish'd like the fmoke,
none due to the wicked,

Faithful tongue for no bribe betrays,

Faithlefs, fay, will he not care for you, heart, how defpicably fmall!

fill'd and foul'd with felf,

men with conftant care avoid,

Falcon, fwifteft racer of the liquid fkies,

Falkland, verfes to,

commended,

Waller to,

Fall,

Fallen Angel, a fallen wit,

False greatness,

Watts 175

which proftitute fair fame to worthless men,ib. 160

for which eafe and innocence refign'd, Fent. 310

wealth and honour, what are you to love,

Pope 1: 185

fhades the face, or bids cool Zephyrs play, Gay 1:29

that graceful toy,

defcribed,

Gay 1: 19

Gay 1:24

Fan,

'Gay 1:29

Gay 1:29

Fan, waving, fupply the fceptre's place,

adorn'd with Loves and Graces,

or fome chaste story from the pencil flow, ib. 30

whofe trade it is to make the finest fool, Young 3:139

who lives to, ne'er can be rich, tipt the candle's flame with blue, -finks beneath a weight of woe, firft, and then affert,

Fanshaw,

Farce, what dear delight to Britons yields,

ever the taste of mobs, but now of lords,

Young 2: 147

Gay 2: 14

Pope 1: 179

Prior 2: 68

Den. 72

Pope 2 : 200

Pope 2 : 200

Farewel the female heaven, the female hell, a glad, to the God of Love,

Aken. 348

Aken. 348

ib. 156

ib. 156

Akin. 315

Font. 252

it may fignify the connection of cause and effect,
fomething abfolutely neceffary,

the universal fyftem of causes,

- fixed laws of,

book of, hid from creatures,

its great ends by flow degrees attains,

bounds of, unpaffable,

had been charm'd, had Fate an ear,

each irrevocable word,

fuperior to Jupiter,

has wove the thread of life,

foredoom'd, that waited from my birth,

has fever'd me from the fons of earth,

- gives the wound, and man is born to bear,

colour of, changed,

Pope 2: 31

Prior 1: 59

Dry. 7:73
Hughes 55

Pope 1: 291

Dry. 5:245 Pope od. 3: 193

Pope il. 2: 292

- different of men, makes the world chance,

Pope il. 2: 292

Pope il. 2 : 329

Pope od. 4: 33

King 368
Fate