Pitt 279

Butl. 2:4 Sects, maggots of corrupted texts, factory of, how to improve,

Butl. 2:69 in extremes, abhor a middle way, Dry. 2 : 37 Sedgwick, doomsday,

Butl. 1:241. Security, nonc so wretched as those beguiled by, Cong. 56 Sedition, described,

Cow. I: 331 promoted by calumnies,

Cow. I: 342 to hum and hah,

Butl. 2:56 quell’d by authority of a grave person, Seed of the woman,

Milt. 2:131 of woman promised,

Milt. 2:90 - consum'd in earth, multiplies its birth, Prior 2:115 Seek not thyself, without thyself, to find, Dry: 7:310 Self, see all in, and but for self be born, Pope 3 : 249 inthrall'd to self,

Mit. 1:179 there is, of virtue fond,

Young 2 : 242
as fond of every vice,

Young 2 : 242
Butl. 1 :

: 206
to cry down,

fordid, no fhining deeds thoots up, Tlom. 2:139 Self-banished,

Wall. 98 Self-conceit, flattering,

Den. 89 deceptious,

Den. 89 Self-confecration,

Watts 49 Self-defence, Nature's eldest law,

Diy, 1: 140

Butl. 2:51
Self-denying, gifted face,
Self-disgrace, foured with,

Fent. 31.1
Self-esteem profitable at times,

Milt. 1 : 250 Self-existent being, neceffary,

Black. 1:52 a caufelels cause, or nothing could be, Black. 152 the world not that being,

Black. 152

Self

Black. 1.52

Som. 343

Seif-existent, world not, because changeable,.
Belf-knowledge, in every view, directs our life, Gay 2 : 138
Self-love, ambition, envy, pride,

Swift 2:257
their empire in our hearts divide, Swift 2 : 257
in nature rooted fast,

Swift 1 : 124
attends us first, and leaves us last, Swift 1 : 124-
spring of motion, acts the soul, Pope 2 : 43
bribes every sense,
still Itronger, as its objects nigh, Pope 2:44
drives through just and through unjust, Pope 2:65
found the private in the public good, Pope 2 : 65
and reason to one end aspire,

Pope 2:45
pain their aversion, pleasure their desire, Pope 2 : 45
and social are the same,

Pope 2 : 84
. Self-opinion, active, rath, and blind,
Self-perusal, science rare !

Young 3: 125
the Delphi of the minds

Young 3: 125
Self-violence sets man at variance with himself, Milt. 3:60
Self-unread, may in vain their bibles read, Young 3: 125
Self-will with Satan fell,

Young 3: 143
sacrifice supreme, be flain,

Young 3 : 135
Selfith heart deserves the pain it feels, . Young 2:13
Selim, the shepherd's moral,

Collins 233
Selli, race auftere, their tlumbers on the ground, Pope il. 2 : 108;
Semele, delivered by thunder,

Cowo2:9
Semi-gentleman of Inns of Court,
Sena the Senones confines,

Rowe L. IC2
Senate meet in Epirus,.

Rowe L. 204
appoint Pompey general,

Rowe L. 206
echo of a thoughtless crowd,

Dry. 1 : 309

Senate,

wift 215

Cow. I:77

Cow. I:
Prio: 1:30

Black. 199
Prior 2:35

Roch. 335

Senate, void of order, as of choice,

Pope 1:237 hearts of, fearful, and confused their voice, Pope 1 : 231 recking with the flain,

Rowe L. 80 Seneffe's immortalfight, with martial terror charms, Hugbes 31 Seneca short-lunged,

98 dying in a baths Sensation, inlets of,

all, but touch, Sense, vassal of reason,

Den. 88
gives a grace to the homelieft facs, Swifi 2 : : 62
learn to rise in,

Garth 56
the less, the more my love appears, Port 1:11
meaner part of, to find a fault,
to accompany rhyme;

Dry. 1 : 261
all ought to aim at,

Diy: 1 : 262
lies just 'twixt affectation and neglect,
is our helmet, wit is but the plume,

Young 2 : 259
runs favage, broke from reason's chain; Young 2 : 44
to forego, for a name,

Rocb. 288 each vanity of, supply'd by pride,

Pope 2 : 52 joys of, health, peace, and competence; Pope 2:72 Senses wandering to the verge of life, Pope il. 2:65 submit to the soul,

Dry. 1:317
plung'd in the death of Neep, Pope od. 3 : 197
act by pairs,
intelligencers of the mind,

Butl. 1: 301
Sentence in each look,

Cow. I : 80
Sentences not to appear embossed on,

Dry. 7:182
Sentinental allegory, what,
Separate souls of living touch impassive,

Separate

P!tt 399

Buil. 1: 301

1

Collins 302
Fent. 255

Font. 255

Black. 155

Miit. 2:23

Separate fouls from elemental drofs disparted,

Cow. I :
Separation,

308

Sben. 62 Sepulture, rites of violated,

Tbom. 2:191 Seraphina, ode to,

to love, is to be pure, happy, and tendery ido. 191 Serenata,

Hughes 200
Series endless of causes and effects impossible,
Sermon on the Mount, protestant,

Dry. 2 : 59
Sermons are less read than tales,

Pricr 2: 203

Milt: 2:6 Serpent, subtlest beaft, fit imp of fraud,

Milt: 2 :6 fubileft of all beasts,

Milt. 2:21 made speakable of mute,

Milt. 2 : 22 farters Eve, leads to the forbidden tree,

Milt. 2 : 24 described,

Milt. 2:19 poffested by Satan, that author of all evily,

Dra. 5:209 deceived Eve,

Milt. 1:6 doom of,

Milt. 2 :

:51 Serpents cast their skins, origin of in Libya,

Rowe L. 405 various kinds of,

Rowe L. 409 kill many Romans,

Rowe L. 411
Septimius, ruffian llave, murders Pompey, Rowe L. 356
---- cuts off his head,
Scrtorius vanquish'd by Pompey,

Rowe L. 288
Servile flattery, oft harbours in courts,

Pkil. 58 land, where tyrants still by turns command, Poper : 287 mind well paid with servile lot,

Milt. 3:21
Servitude,

Milt. 2:9

Putl. 2:37

Rowe L. 359

Pbil.9.

Som. 153

Servitude, what,

Milt. 2: IZZ rise of,

Cow. 2 : 262 gilded by riches,

Cow. 2 : 268 in whatever degree, is servitude, Cow. 2 : 269

Rowe L. Sequani, taught the horse to guide,

67 Sefoftris, high on hiscar,drawn by scepter'd faves, Pope I : 206

yok'd monarchs to his chariot,
saw the farthest West,

Hughes 299
his chariots drawn by harness d kings, Hughes 299
Setting,
Setting-dog and partridge,

Gay 2 : 80 Settle, city poet,

Pope 3 : 85 Set phrases, when you write, avoid,

Cung: 139 Seven-dials, to seven streets count the day, Gay 1: 113 Seventh day blessed,

Milt. 1 : 226 Severus, wall of,

Tbom. 2 : 103 Sewers, exact of taste,

Pope od. 4:80 maffy and firm, for ages,

Dyer 9 Sex, ingenious to ensnare,

part truth, part fiction,
some thought, some whim, and'all a contradiction, id. 145
is ever to a soldier kind,

Pope od. 4:31 Sextus, degenerate son of Pompey,

Rowe L. 267 consults the forceress Erichtho,

Row. L. 274 informs his elder brother of Pompey's death, Rowe L. 377 expresses his horrour at the light,

Ruwe L.377 Shade, thrice we callà on each unhappy, Pope od. 3 : 229 Shadow, privation of light,

Dry: 2:152

Som. 293 Sau. 145

ede on,

Pilt 225 Pim 225

or a nothing in all hopes and schemes,

Shadow