Lords, Knights, and Squires, the..
M. PRIOR. In J. DRYDEN'S Mis-
cellany Poems, V, 1704.
Love and Folly were at play

P. A. MOTTEUX. In J. O. [J. OLDMIXON]'s Muses' Mercury for April, 1707.

Love's an idle childish Passion

H. BAKER, F.R.S. In British Musical Miscellany, I [April, 1734]. (M.)

Love is a scion cropped from...... T. ELLWOOD. In his Collection of Poems [1730].

Love, wearied with his roving

....

ANON. In Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany Poems, ed. by E. FENTON, [1709]. This Poem is on the same subject as PRIOR's at p. 86, published in the same vear.

Me Cupid made a happy slave

PAGE

O, grant that Marshal Wade

275

Man's a poor deluded Bubble
R. DODSLEY. Trifles, 1745.

Capt. Sir R. STEELE. In J. O. [J.
OLDMIXON]'S Muses' Mercury for
February, 1707.

My days have been so wondrous 114
Archdeacon T. PARNELL, D.D. In
Poetical Miscellanies, ed. by Sir R.
STEELE, 1714..

My time, O, ye Muses! was happily 100 J. BYROM, F.R.S. The Spectator No. 605, October 6, 1714. The text is from Miscellaneous Poems, Manchester, 1773.

'The snows are melted, and the
L. WELSTED. Epistles, Odes, &c.,
1724.

The various Suppliants which....
R. DODSLEY. Trifles, 1745.
The Wanton's charms, however..
J. THOMSON. Poems, 1750.
Though I never got possession
LADY M. W. MONTAGU. Works,
1803.
Though women, 'tis true, are but..
E. ROOME. His alteration of R.
BROME'S Jovial Crew, 1731.
Thou watchful Taper, by whose ..
W. CONGREVE. Works, 1710.
Thus Kitty, beautiful and young ..
M. PRIOR. Poems, Dublin, 1723.
Thus to a ripe, consenting Maid

W. CONGREVE. Old Batchelor, in
Works, 1710.

Thyrsis, a young and am'rous Archdeacon T. PÄRNELL, D.D. Poems, ed. A. POPE, 1722.

To ease my troubled mind of ..........
G. LYTTELTON, Lord LYTTELTON.
In R. DODSLEY's Collection, &c., II,
1748.

To him who in an hour must die
G. LYTTELTON, Lord LYTTELTON.
In R. DODSLEY's Collection, &c., 11,
1748.

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138

294

284

145

218

56

84

56

119

247

247

To keep thy saul frae puny strife.. 185
A. RAMSAY. Poems, Edin., I, 1724.
To stifle Passion is no easy thing! 120
Archdeacon T. PARNELL, D.D. In
J. NICHOL'S Select Collection, &c., III,
1780.

To wake the soul, by tender
A. POPE. In Rt. Hon. J. ADDISON'S

Cato, 1713.

46

'Twas when the seas were roaring 162 J. GAY. The What d' ye call it (1715), in Poems, 1720.

The Play of Love is now begun

264

R. LEVERIDGE. In Musical Miscellany, II, 1729. (M.)

The pride of ev'ry grove I chose ..
M. PRIOR. Poems, Dublin, 1723.
There was an a May, and she lo'ed 202
Lady G. BAILLIE. In W. THOMSON'S
Orpheus Caledonius | 1725]

86

(M.)

There was an old fellow at

219

E. ROOME. His alteration of R. BROME'S Jovial Crew, 1731.

These, equal syllables alone

3

A. POPE. Essay on Criticism, 1711. The lines within brackets are from the Dublin edition of 1717.

1736.

ANON. [? Edin., ?1723.] D. MALLET touched up this old Ballad '; and passed it off as his own. When Britain first, at Heaven's J. THOMSON and D. MALLET. Alfred, a Masque. It is thought that its Songs are by THOMSON. When Daphne first her Shepherd..

256

178

279

50

M., Lady CHUDLEIGH. Poems, 1703.
When Delia on the plain appears.. 244
G. LYTTELTON, Lord LYTTELTON.
In R. DODSLEY'S Collection, &c., II,
1748.
When I think on your truth; I.... 250
G. LYTTELTON, Lord LYTTELTON.
In R. DODSLEY's Collection, &c., II,
1748.

When mighty Roast Beef was the. 262
H. FIELDING. Don Quixote in
England, 1734.-R. LEVERIDGE. In
British Musical Miscellany, III
[May, 1735]. (M.)

'When Slaves their liberty require
W. WALSH. In The Grove, 1721.
'When thy beauty appears..
Archdeacon T. PARNELL, D.D. Poems,
ed. by A. POPE, 1722.

When you censure the Age..

With an honest old friend, and......... 268
H. CAREY. Poems, 3rd Ed., 1729.
With downcast eyes and folded

H. BAKER, F.R.S. In Musical Mis-
cellany, III, 1730. (M.)

With my frailty, don't upbraid me!
W. CONGREVE. Semele, an Opera, in
Works, 1710.

'Woman! thoughtless, giddy..

H. BAKER, F.R.S. In Musical Miscellany, IV, 1730. (M.)

231

58

230

54

115

171

1760.

You ask, my friend! How I can.. Rev. L. EUSDEN, P.L. In Poetical Miscellanies, ed. by Sir R. STEELE, 1714.

136

J. GAY. The Beggar's Opera, 1728. While at my house in Fleet street 124 N. ROWE, P.L. Poetical Works, 2nd Ed., 1720.

While Butler, needy wretch! was
ANON. In Miscellaneous Poems, ed.
by D. LEWIS, 1726.

While from our looks, fair Nymph!
M. PRIOR. Poems, 1709.

209

You little know the heart, that you 146 Lady M. W. MONTAGU. Works, 1803.

77

62

Tender

'Young Strephon, by his folded
W. BEDINGFIELD. In A. H. [A.
HAMMOND]'S New Miscellany, 1720.
Youth's the season made for joys! 170-
J. GAY. The Beggar's Opera, 1728.

156

While gentle Parthenissa walks.. Capt. Sir R. STEELE.

Husband, 1717.

A', 183, 194, all.
Abigails (M. Prior),
ladies' maids.
Aboon, 184, above.

The Act Tune, 264, the Over-
ture.

Ariosto, 34.

of

Addison, Rt. Hon. J., 38-45,

48, 49, 134.
Affectation (A. Pope), 24.
Africa, 19, 161.
Agamemnon, 33.
Ain, 182, own.

Air, 14, 62, 63, manner, bear-
ing, appearance.
Ajax (A. Pope), 3.
Hoary Albula, 39, a stream
flowing from the sulphureous
Lake Albunea into the Anio,
and thence into the Tiber.
The latter also was anciently

called Albula.
Alcander (W. Walsh), 54.
Alexandrine, 3, a line of

verse of twelve syllables.
Alexis (M. Prior), 74, 75-
Almenon (T. C. Paget, Lord
Paget), 292, 293.
Amanda (J. Thomson), 278,
283.

Amaryllis (J. Gay), 169.
Amhurst, N., 186-193.
Amintor (Anon.), 298, 299.
Amintor (W. Popple), 251.
Amintor (L. Welsted), 138,
139.

Amoret (W. Congreve), 60.
Amoret (J. Thurston), 227.
An Amphitheatre, 41, the
Coliseum at Rome.
Amynta (W. Congreve), 59.
Amynta (W. Somervile), 215.
An, 202, once.

Animated rocks to live, 43,
sculpture.
Anna, 30.

Great Anna! 16, Queen Anne.
Anne, Queen, 16, 148.
Appose, 202, suppose.
Arabia, 9.

Ardelia = the poetical name
of A. Finch, Countess of
Winchelsea], 109.
Ariel, a Sylph, see Machines,
5-8, 12-15, 17, 21, 23.

Looking babies, 99, the small
image of oneself, reflected in
the pupil of another's eye.
Save his bacon, 91, to save
himself from harm.
Baillie, Lady G., 202, 203.
Baith, 183, 202, both.
Baja (= Baiæ], 40.
Baker, F.R.S.; H., 230-232.
Bangs me, 266, beats me.
Bannock, 184, bread, made
in a round and flat shape.
Barber, M., 221.
The Baron [= Lord Petre],
a little man, 5, (A. Pope), 4,
11, 18, 19, 20-22, 28, 30, 33, 34.
Bartlemew Fair, 132, held
in Smithfield on St. Bar-
tholomew's Day, August 24.
Beau (Anon.), 98, 99.
Bedingfield, W., 156-158.
Belinda (Anon.), 95.
Belinda (Anon.), 149.
Belinda = Miss A. Fermor]
(A. Pope), 4-35.
Belinda (J. Thurston), 226.
Belvidera (J. Thurston), 227.
On the bent, 184, the grass.
Berenice, 35.
Bergavenny, 289, Aberga-
venny, Monmouthshire.
Berries crackle, 20, the coffee
berries, as they were roasted.
Betty Belinda's lady's-
maid] (A. Pope), 9.
Betty Lady E. Ilchester],
288, 289.
Bevil (H. Baker, F.R.S.), 230.
Corn bing, 203, a place for
storing corn.

=

=

Birt, Rev., 289, 290.
Birth-night Beau, 5, one
elegantly dressed for the

Court Ball given on a
royal Birthday.
Exploded Bite, 272, a hoax,
a swindle.

A Black Coat, 65, the Clergy.
A blackguard boy, 72, a boy
carrying a link, or torch.
Blackmore, Sir R., 132.
Pushing Blades, 177, free and

easy fellows, gallants.
Blate, 183, bashful, diffident.
The Blind Boy (C. Cibber,
P.L.), 257.

A purer blush, 9, by the use
of rouge.
Blyth, 194, blithe.

Bohea, 29, a kind of tea.
Boileau-Despreaux, N., 4.
To boot, 65, into the bargain.
Booth, B., 140, 141.
Painted Bow, 13, the rainbow.
Thou bows, 183, bowest.
Bows his eye, 203, shuts it.
Bow street, London, 125.
The Box, 6, at the theatre.
The Boyne, 40, in Ireland.
Bra, 202, brave, fine.
Braes, 184, banks.
Braided colours gay, 139,
embroidered.

Bray, 147-149, in Berkshire.
Breathing rocks, 41, sculp-

tures.

Brillante,aSylph (A.Pope), 14.
Brimmers, 116, cups full to

the brim.
Britain, 40, 44, 279.
Britannia, 43, 109, 279.
Britons, 272.

Brown, Sir G. [= Sir
Plume] (A. Pope), 27, 28, 32.
A brushing fox, 261, a fox
having a bushy tail, or brush.
A Bubble, 73, 295, a dupe,
a gull.

Bubbles, 176, mad specula.
tions.

Budgell, E., 134.
Burn, 183, stream.
Busk, 12, a strong piece of
wood or whalebone in front
of a corset, to stiffen it.
Butler, S., 208.
Byrom, F.R.S.; J., 100-103.

Cæsar, C. J., 47, 49.
Cain, 155.

Calistris (M., Lady Chud-
leigh), 51.

Camilla (A. Pope), 3.
Camilla, 32, an Opera.
Carey, H., 266-276.
Carries me to Church, 267,
compels me to go with
him.
Carse o' Gowrie, 183, on the

river Tay, in Scotland.
Caryl, J. E., 4.

I turned the cat in pan, 148,
to make a right-about turn,
to change sides.
Cato, Ulicensis; C. P., 46–
49.

Celia (Anon.), 298.
Celia (H. Baker, F.R.S.), 230.
Celia (H. Carey), 273.
Celia (M. Prior), 82, 83.
A Chair, 6, a Sedan

Chair

carried by two Pages.
Charles II, King, 147.
Chear'd, 194, cheered.
China's earth, 20, china
coffee-cups.
Chit, 200, child.

Chloe (H. Baker, F.R.S.), 232.
Chloe (J. Gay), 159, 164-166.
Chloe (Rev. J. Hoadly),

257.

Cicero, M. T., 92.
Circled Green, 5, a fairy ring.
Hyde Park Circus, 37-see
Ring.

Cit, 204, a citizen of London.
Clara (M. Prior), 75.
Clarissa (A. Pope), 4, 21, 30,
31, 32.
Clarke, D.D.; Rev. S., 90.
Smooth Clitumnus, 39, a
branch of the Topino.
Cloe (Hon. M. Monk), 137.
Cloe H. Howard, Countess
of Suffolk] (C. Mordaunt,
Earl of Peterborough), 225.
See also p. I.
Cloe (M. Prior), 68-70, 73, 78,
79, 80, 81, 86-88.
Clorinda (M. Prior), 74, 75.
Clown, 126, 204, 291, a rustic.
Coach and Six, 22, horses.

J. Tonson.
Cockburn, C., 277.
Codille, 19, when the Challen-
ger at Ombre loses the game.
Coelia (W. Congreve), 58, 59.
Cœlia (C. Mordaunt, Earl of
Peterborough), 225.

Coelia (Archdeacon T. Par-
nell, D.D.), 119.
Cog, 168, cheat.
Colin (Anon ), 300.
Colin [the poetical name of
J. Byrom, F.R.S.), 100-103.
Colin [? Lord W. Hamil-
ton] (I. Conway, Countess
of Hertford), 142.
Colin (Rev. J. Hoadly), 253.
Colin the poetical name of
N. Rowe, P.L.], 125-127.
Colin (T. Tickell), 172-174:
Come-rogues, 213, fellow

=

Daffs, 201, daffodils.
Damon (H. Baker, F.R.S.),
232.

Damon (H. Carey), 273.
Damon (M., Lady Chudleigh),
50, 51.
Damon (Lady M. W. Mon-
tagu), 144, 145.
Damon (A. Pope), 8.
Damon (M. Prior), 86-92.
Damon (J. Thomson), 282,
283.

Damon (W. Walsh), 52, 53.
Danæ, 71.
The Dane, 44, Denmark.
The Danube, 40.
Daphne, 157, 158.

leigh), 50, 51.
Daphnis (J. Gay), 164-166.
Dapperwit (A. Pope), 32.
Dapperwit (M. Concanen),

204.

Date, 22, limit, termination.
Dawted, 184, favoured.
Dead men, 37 empty bottles.
Declaration for Liberty of
Conscience, issued by James
II in 1687, and again in
1688, 147.
Delany, D.D.; P., 229.
Delavall, Admiral, 125.
Delia (W. Congreve), 56, 57.
Delia (Rev. L. Eusden, P.L.),
136.

Delia (J. Gay), 166.
Delia (G. Granville, Lord
Lansdowne), 240, 241.
Delia [= Miss Greville, after-
wards Mrs. Boughton] (G.
Lyttelton, Lord Lyttelton),
244-246.

Delia [= Lady Irwin] (Lady
M. W. Montagu), 144, 145.
Delia (A. Philips), 107, 108.
Delia (J. Thurston), 227.
Delville, 229, near Dublin.
Denham, Sir J., 3.
Dennis, J., 133.
Dick (N. Amhurst), 186–193.
Dido, 30.

Discharge your quarters,
99, pay your rent.
Ran a new division, 91,
spoke upon another subject.
He do, 202, to do.
Dodsley, R., 294–297.
Dollor, 202, dolour.
Dorinda (Anon.), 148.
Doughtna, 183, could not.
A' he dow do, 203, does do.
Downright Dunstable was

I! 91, I used plain straight-
forward speech.

The Downs, 160, at Deal.
Drap, 182, drop.

Thro' the drawf, 203, on
draught.

Drawing Room, 169, the
royal receptions for Ladies.
Drolled, 117, jested, made fun

of.

The Drops, 14, earrings.
Drusilla (E. Howard, Earl of
Suffolk), 200.
D'Urfey, T., 132, 209.
Dwalm, 202, swoon.
D'ye, 92, do ye.
Dye, 202, die.

Edie [ Edward], 182, 183.
Een, 182, eyes.