Contentedly he flept, as cheaply as he din'd,

Cong. 74*

where not too little, or too much gives peace, ib. 49

of the wife and good, as free, as joyous, Thom. 2: 171

-breathing mix'd improvement with delight, id. 2: 171

Conversion by fire and sword,

Butl. 2: 295

Convert, love of,

Parn. 253

furpaffes the lover and the parent, Parn. 254

a torch of love divine,

Parn. 254

Conviction breathes conviction,

Cook, art of, whether natural or acquired,

-- must please by cleanliness,

Cookery, art of,

-extent of,

Cooks, Homer's heroes,

Cook-maid, the turnspit and the ox,

Cooper, work for,

Thom. 2:169

King 221

King 224

King 203

Shen. 171

King 210

Gay 2:186

Gay 2: 4

Corneille, with Lucan's spirit fir'd,

nor human right, nor wrath divine revere, id.4: 170

with Shakespeare's force and fire,

Collins 277

Lytt. 28

Cornelia, passion of, on the death of Pompey,

Rowe L. 373

Cornwall, verses on [by Mr. Duncombe],

fav'd his leader's life, but lost his own,
verses to Lord,

Dry. 7: 346

Lytt. 88

Lytt. 89

Broome 56

Cornwallis, Coromandel, coaft of,

trade to,

Cornwallis, great, without the vices of the great, Broome 56

Coronet, this commoner's head akes for,

Dyer 116

Dyer 116

Prior 1: 153

- herslaves be taught, that Vice was born to fear, ib.

dragg'd at length to her fatc,

Aken. 333

Counsels of Almighty mind, seek not to find, Pope il. 1: 60

and fond, as is the love of womankind, ib. 260

- and scornthe pranks of dogs at court, Gay 1: 203.

Pope il. 1: 208

from hearts, and not from numbers grows, Dry. 1:73