This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| A84621 | ''T is no wonder, good Wits alwayes jump: Like Castor and Pollux, Brethren in Iniquity, how do they crisp embraces? |
| A84621 | ''T was alwayes Mountainous; but, by what spell Hast thou now made it inaccessible? |
| A84621 | * What should they go in else? |
| A84621 | * Why? |
| A84621 | And Cart- ropes into Princes secrets pry? |
| A84621 | And Rhymes deliciouser then Sugar candy? |
| A84621 | Breath forth great Argos mast into my hand, That I may bob for Whales upon dry land? |
| A84621 | Bring here an Heralds Grammar; shew the Rules, Why Sables makes a Comment upon Gules? |
| A84621 | CAll not these* Miscellaneous Poems; why? |
| A84621 | D''ee think we can see Boy wrapt up in Mantle? |
| A84621 | DIro del Bianco pie che l''herb''inflora? |
| A84621 | For why? |
| A84621 | His title tells us, that upon Parnassus He nap''t to make some Verse, but as the case is, Men scarce will credit; yet why not? |
| A84621 | Let us have leave( Heroick Bard) To ask Thee why Thou writ''st so hard? |
| A84621 | My prating eyes tell tales; how can I write? |
| A84621 | Now I think on''t, how verily do my two Theams agree? |
| A84621 | O Della Bianca man che l''arboscelli Impera, inostra e''ndora? |
| A84621 | O Delle Dolc''Angeliche Parole? |
| A84621 | O* Del bel vis''humano, humile e piano? |
| A84621 | Of stout Achilles, and of Hector, Which of them should be the Victor? |
| A84621 | ROom, room now for a lusty Poet, That writes as high as any I knew yet, What''s Homer but a spewing Dog, Who writes a fight''twixt Mouse and Frog? |
| A84621 | Tears have their Fallacies, but who e''re knew A man, a merry Poet, and not true? |
| A84621 | Then for Ovid, Why? |
| A84621 | Think you within the small space of your Brain To conceive that which the world ca n''t contain? |
| A84621 | Thus ignorant men will snarle at Thee; and why? |
| A84621 | Thy Book is forth, but when wil''t come to light Are the nine Girles recluse? |
| A84621 | WHat means thy Pegasus to take this flight? |
| A84621 | WIth Eye- bright water wash thy face, Since Here there lies a Babe of Grace: Why should* Hot waters scald thine eye? |
| A84621 | What Hieroglyphick words? |
| A84621 | What hinders but a man may laugh, and rhime, And speak the truth too at the self same time? |
| A84621 | What shall I speak, what shall I say Thou art? |
| A84621 | What shall we call them then? |
| A84621 | What then? |
| A84621 | What then? |
| A84621 | What though our Poets sometimes Liars are? |
| A84621 | What would men say if Poets onely should Be tyed to others''s sense of words? |
| A84621 | Who e''re( I wiss) did see one, like thee, handy? |
| A84621 | Why weep you for him, and lament? |
| A84621 | Your Eyes were shut, when Verses you did make:( What would you''ve done if you had been awake?) |
| A84621 | and art thou he Wilt turn Parnassus to a Nunnery? |
| A84621 | in Blues? |
| A84621 | should Dunsmore''s Bulls fall from the sky? |
| A84621 | surely this Bee had a Pego* What a devilish Lecher was this Bee? |
| A84621 | what Riddles? |
| A84621 | what strains did I see? |
| A84621 | who calls''um so but you? |
| A84621 | wot ye That these were Verses bad? |