Fragments, author dies before the man, thoughts dally with falfe furmife, Frailties are his children's fpots,. Frailty, F Butl. 2: 273 Pope od. 3: 118 Frail is the boafted attribute of wife, his fame is more contracted than his fpan, Pitt 371 Milt. 3: 164 Parn. 123 Cow. I: 278 heroes and gods to different fides divide, ib. 233 Frazer (Dr.) verfes to, Free, the brave, wife, honeft man alone, proof to grandeur, pride and pelf, and (greater ftill) is master of himself, Mall. 171 Pitt 284 Pitt 284 Pitt 284 Pitt 284 Gay 1: 182 Bul. I: : 40 liberty, philofophy, Watts 191 rn fpirit no force can constrain, Dry. 2: 107 Freedom, Freemen how happy, flaves how wretched! Free-will happiness by, French, better critics, as they are worfe poets, Dry, 5·2·35. Pope 1: :83 Gorv. 2:275 Pope il. 1: 365 Thom. 2: 145 Dry. 2: 245 French ftill is giving, and still burns the fame, Gay 2: no cold medium knows, 263 2:263 Pope il. 1: 289 Dry. 2: 184 burns with one love, with one refentment glows, ib. blifs of, to mix minds,, 'tis facrilege to touch, what belongs to, Buck. 84 nobleft quality and greatest good, by fweet reproof is thown, - ftrongeft yields to pride, at beft a trade, of Jonathan and David, Buck. 85 Gay 2:29 Swift 2:257 Cow. 2: 107 of Pirithous and Thefeus, between Sachariffa and Amoret, against love, in abfence, Friendships of the world, confederacies in vice, Cow. 2: 104 Dry. 3:67 Wall. 62 Den. 50 Cow. I: I1O Add. 296 Furtheft way about, nearest home, Fury will deform the finest face, of a patient man, beware, popular, how blind! how perverfe! Fufca, the gipfy defcribed, Rozve L. 380 King 337 King 345 Butl. I : 163 Công. I3I Dry. 1: 159 Som. 113 Som. 130 Som. 134 falls, Fuftian, not poetry, but profe run mad, Pope 2: 156 Future, of the prefent is the foul, when fear'd, life is no longer with'd, Young 2: 184 Young 2: 207 we mistake, view'd through hope's deluding glafs, Dyer 5 -'s impervious gloom no wifdom can pierce, Weft 184 |
