301

Butl. 2 : 347

Black. 104

Buck. 114

Universal medicine, a cheat,
prayer,

Pope 2 : 87
Universe, a wide machine,

Black. 82 one whole, Unlearned men of books assume the care, Young 1 : :89

as eunuchs are guardians of the fair, id. 89 Unnatural Aights, an essay on, Lans. 231 [Life, p. 45] Unrewarded lover,

Wal/h 310 Unripen'd age, weak its counsels,

Pope il. 2: 311

headlong is its rage, ib. Unruly murmurs, or ill-tim'd applause, Pope il. 2: 198

wrong the justest cause, Pope il. 2": 198 Unthinking men no scruples make, Untriumphable fray,

Butl. 1:68 Unwalh’d-knight of Bath,

Gay 1 : 269 Unwelcome revelers,flownwith infolence and wine, Popeod.3:48 Unwilling willing fair he forms,

Broome 170 Vocal lay, responsive to the strings, Pope od. 3 : 204 Voice is powerful of a faithful friend,

Pope il. 2 : 80 Voiture, trifles are elegant in him,

Pope 2 : 335 excels in the irony,

Swift 1:160
hint from,
Voltaire the wise, Voltaire the gay may blame, Young 3 : 138.
Voluntary faults, effect of,

Cow. 2:11
Volunteer laureat,

Sav. 100 Voluptuous man, a Nave,

Cow. 2 : 274 species of,

Cow. 2:274
Vote,
Votes, not controul established power,

Dry. 1 : 158 o make a part exceed the whole,

Dry. 1:158

Sben. 177

Cow. 1:73

Vulcano

Pope 1: 171

Vulca Vulg

Gay 2: 71

302

X. Vow, though delayed, not violated,

Butl. 2: 112 ftrained, is broken,

Butl. 1 : 200 Vowels, riddle on,

Swift 1:

1 : 326 Vows nor tears can fleeting life prolongy

A. Phil 314
you never will return, receive,
impious,

Dry. 7: 322
Upright judge, verses on,

Swift 1: 303 Upstart sectary,

Butl. 1 : 209 Upstarts, to support their station, cancel obligation, Gay 2:91

infolent in place, Urania,

Hugbes 250
heavenly born,

Mill, 1 : 207
Wisdom, the sister of,

Mill. 1 : 209
Uriel apprises Gabriel of Satan's descent,

Mill. I:119 reply to Satan,

Milt. 1:96,97

Gartb 24 Urim, character of,

and Thummin, what, Urns, two, by Jove's throne ever stood, fer source of evil one,

and one of good, thence the cup of mortal man he fills, Pope il. 2: 349 Usurpation,

Cow. 1:294

Cow, 1:329
Usurping croud, that worft of tyrants,
Ufe bounds light,

alone, fanctifies expence,
Ufury, to.pay back with,
Vulcan, the black sovereign of the skies,

fovereign of the fire, the artist-god,

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Milt. 2:183
Pope il. 2: 349
Pope il. 2: 349
Pope il. 2:349

effects of,

Pope il. 1:75

Cow. 2:94
Pope 2:142
Butl. 1:130

Pope il. 2: 214
Pope il. 2: 185
Pepe ik 2: 186

Vulcan,

"Vulcan, the architect divine,

Pope il. 1 : 62 hurld headlong from th’etherial height, Pope il. 1 : 62 makes arms for Æneas,

Dry. 6:215 hurl'd from heaven,

Tick. 186
palace, master-piece of kill,

Tick. 187
Vulcano described,

Mall.212
Vulgar, inquisitive and loud,

Pope ad. 3:185
· death too harsh appears to,
juftiy fear'd, when Pompey fled,

Rowe L. 72
ever discontent,

Pope 1 : 287 still prone to change,

Pope I :

1:287
sure, the monarch, whom they have, to hate, ibe
Vulture Hopkins ruins thousands for a groat, Gay 1:196.
Vultur, sparrow, and other birds,

Gay 2:123
Uzziah become leprous,

Cow. 2 : 124

Garth 45

41

W

Pitt 290

Wager, verses lost on,

Cow. I: 318
Waiting-maid,

Cow, 1: 306
Wales, prince of, verses to,

Thom. 2:176.
princess of, ode,

Hughes 231
Walker (Mrs.)
on poems of,

Pitt 290
a female Muse, without one guilty line,
Walkers, looks of, shew their business,

Gay 1:.120
happiness of,

free from diseases, .
Walking advantageous to learning,

Gay 1:129.
Wall, to stick one to,

Butl. 2 : 104,
Wallace, great patriot-hero,

1:137

Tbom. 1:137 ill-requited chief,

Waller,

Gay 1: 128
Gay 1: 128

of the queen,

46, 55, 76, 82, 90, 91, 96, 99

apology of Neep,
puerperium,
to the queen-mother of France,
country to lady Carlisle,
countess of Carlisle in mourning,
answer to a libel against Carlisle,
Carlisle's chamber,
to Phyllis,
to lord Northumberland,
to lord Admiral,
song,
on lady Dorothy Sidney's picture,
to Van Dyck,
at Pens-hurst,
to lord Leicefter,
of the lady, who can sleep at will,
misreport of being painted,
of passing thro'.a crowd,
story of Phæbus and Daphne,
to mistress Braughton,
at Peos-hurst,
to lady Lucy Sidacy,

46

47 49 50

51
52
53
54
36
58

59
Waller

305 Wall. 60, 63

Waller te Amoret,

on friendship of Sacharissa and Amoret,
à la Malade,
on death of łady Rich,
battle of the Summer islands,
of love,
to Phillis,
to lord Falkland,
for drinking healths,
of Isabella playing on lute,
to a lady singing,
of Mrs. Arden,
marriage of dwarfs,
Love's farewel,
from a child,
on a girdle,
to the mutable fair,

77 79 80 81

83 84 $4 85

36

86

87 $7.

the fall, of Sylvia, the bud,

91

92

92

94

95

96

on discovery of a lady's painting,
to a lady, who gave a filver pen,
Chloris,
of loving at first sight,
the self-banished,
Thyrsis, Galatea,
on the head of a stag,
to a lady in retirement,

miser's speech,
-- on Ben Jonson,
Vol. LVIII,

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