Carcafe has furviv'd thy mind, worn-out with age, Gay 1: 335 Cards, we know, are Pluto's books, to eafe the pain of coward thought, Care, a thoughtful being, long and spare, in vain we seek to fly, purfues every where, Swift 2: 195 Prior 284 Parn. 69 Gay 2: 84 Ot. 73 toffes on his iron bed, or, mufing, faftens on the ground his eye, Broome 128 Broome 128 Rowe L. 403 Rowe L. 101 Rowe L. 49 Rowe L. 387 Add. 331 Add. 293 Add. 294 Add. 277 Pitt 393 fets an example of bearing toil, who could conquer, could forgive, like Mount Atlas, ftands unmov'd, on Addison's tragedy of, fent to a Lady, prologue to, epilogue to, Cato, fpeech of, to Labienus, Lytt. 96 his voice we hear, afferting Virtue's caufe, Hughes 196 Cattle, management of, and corn were all the gold and filver, Dry. 5: 147 Cow. I: 176 Catullus, ode of, -on Lesbia, Caucafus, view of, crown'd with everlasting snow, Cavendish, praise of, Harley, with Waller's poems, Cavil in debate ruins public business, Caufe of liberty betray, final, of the different difpofitions, Cautious Alice, Swift 1: 98 Broome 135 Cow. I: 341 Butl. 2:II Rowe L. 318 Aken. 118 Prior 2 252 Ceafe to know,what known will violate thy peace,Pope od. 3: 127 to her Maker's praife confin'd the found, {Pope 1 : 77 Pope 1 : 81 fupreme of trees, and miftrefs of the wood, Prior 2: 130 Cedar, prince of trees, Cenfure, Cenfures fall on dull pretenders, Centaurs fpilt their drunken fouls, Celia. See Cælia. Celtiberians draw their defcent from Gaul, Cenotaph to Agamemnon's name, Rowe L. 160 Pope od. 3: 131 Swift 2: 47 Ceres, a cornucopia fill'd her weaker hand, Cerrial oak, chaplets of, Buil. I : 64, 65 Hughes 19 Dry. 3: 174 thus, thus return'ft thou to thy longing wife, Dry. 4: 67 Chain, which holds heaven and earth and main, Pope il. 1: 240 holds on, and where it ends, unknown, Pope 2: 56 |
