Mall. 334

Mall. 335

Myra,

S Mugbes 1733
sweetness her's, and unaffected ease,
Lansdowne to,

Lanf. 148
song to,

Lans. 180, 212 parrot of,

Lanf. 164 - at a review,

Lanf. 167 Myself, Cowiey of, my love, my life, renouncej,

Pope 1 : 189
Mysteries, like the sun, are plain, but dazzling too, Parn. 103

consistent with reason,
rest on heaven's authority,

Dry. 2 : 12
Mysterious love inexplicable,

Cow. I :

:156 Mystery see ! to mathematics fly,

Pope 3 : 264 Mystic dreams descend from Jove,

Pope il. 1:40 Myftic.ftring, that makes the knight companion, Prior. 1: 176

Cow.2:377

Cow. 1:135

Naiads, nymphs presiding over fountains,

hymn to,
daughters of Tethys,
giving motion to the air;.
nourishing vegetables,
rendering rivers navigableg,
contributing to commerce,

to maritime power,
influencing health,

inspiring poetsg Nail-not work, that will not drive,, Nails, Chinese wear long

Aken. 299
Aken. 300
Aken. 301
Aen. 301
Aken. 302
Aken. 303
Aken. 303

Aken. 304
Aken. 305, 307

Akin. 308
Som. 302
King 175
Nakedy

Sav. 95
Add. 54

Milt. 3:79

Nations, manners of, not to confound,

Dry. 7:219
bleed, when bigotry prevails,
of Naves, with tyranny debas’d,
corrupt, enllaved,

11:lt. 3:16
many-languag'd,

Pope od. 3 : 94
set free may bless his name,

Prior 1:

:91
as bodies, punith'd here,

Young 1 : 262
Native inanders alone their care,

Pope od. 3 : 186
hateful he, who breathes a foreign air, Pope od. 3 : 186
ise, fair freedom's happics scat,

Lytt. 29

Cow. 2: 129
Nativity of Christ,

Christ's,
Natura naturata,

Den. 46

Black. 112
Nature, different meaning of,

works of, marks of wisdom in,
we are Adam's fons by,

Prior 2: 258
teach me to subdue,

Pope 1 : 189
deprav’d, abundance does pursue,
her first and pure demands are few,
scale of,
inexplicable without God,

Black. 48
knowledge of, imperfect,

Prior 2 : 103
lies in shade of night,

Garth 20
dædal hand of,

Phil. 56
various in her frame,

Dry: 7: 347
wonders in,
how various !

Young 3 : 247
art divine,

Young 3 : 248
has nothing made in rain,

Gay 1 : 2

: 256
made nothing in vain,

Nature

Black. 114

Black. 123

Black. 123
Milt. 1:154

Black. 103

Roch. 314

Nature led through, to Nature's God, works of, defign and judgment in,

has wife ends in view,

Pop: 3: 248

Black. 164

Black. 167

with forefight works, and defigns pursues, Black. 167

all o'er is confecrated ground,

fending incenfe to the throne,

Young 3:64

Young 3:65

delights in progrefs from worfe to better, Young 3:67

to follow, is by rules to write,

the led the way, and taught the Stagyrite,

to follow, and regard his end,

follow, and refemble God,

who can paint like?

can Imagination boaft hues like her's,

or mix them with that matchless skill,
fing, and Nature's God,

to each allots his proper fphere,

Scm. 218

Som. 218 Pope 1: 67

Young 2: 241

Them. 1:19

Thom. 1: 19

Thom. 1:19

Thom. 1: 62

Cong. 143

Milt. 3: 148

good caterefs,

provides cach animal its foe,

Swift 2: 132

taught art,

to copy, is the task of art,

from her the characters are trac'd,

to all things fix'd the limits fit,

at once the fource and end, and teft of art, Pope 1: 94

Milt. 2: 173

Pitt 353

needs but daily bread and wine, Pope od. : 64

affects variety,

- jealous maze of,

Batl. 2 : 156

Akin. 39

Nature,

Tbon. 1:53

Fent. 312

Pbil. 33

Natnre, ever-changing birth of the immutable, young g2 : 152 all change, no death,

Youny 2:152 emblem of man, who paflis, not expires, Young 2 : 159 fwarms with life, in various moulds has beauty cast, Gry 2 : 240 and form’d the feature for each taste, Gay 2 : 24.0 herself appears improv'd by art, Gay I : 340 is but art, unknown to thee,

Pope 2 : 39 smiles not-alike on all, dissjoins the beauteous and prophane, Young 1:153 the poet's object,

Lanf. 231 only the true laurel gives,

-Gay 1: 207 the best mistress,

King 172 gifts of improv'd by art, on all the power of bliss bestows,

Kiny 376 breaks through all disguise,

Lanf. 192 alone can love inspire,

Hugbes 148, 227 till speaks in woman's eyes,

Gay I : 263 in spite of art prevails,

Som. 346 lives by toil,

Dyer 82 ftate of, was the reign of God,

Pope 2: 60 through the world the war declard, Rwe L. 82 our society adores, where Tindal di&tates, Pope 3 : 249 smiles, will only Delia frown: fainting,

Watts 146 is.a friend to trath,

Young 2:85 - preaches to mankind,

Young 2 : 86 and grace confess the Infinite Unknown,

and skill, two tops of Parnassus, Natures generous purify their clay,

Natures

Lyrt. 8

Watts 50

Don. 72 Fal. 441