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1231. To sing of shepherds and of shepherdesses

First Line:
To sing of shepherds and of shepherdesses
Last Line:
In namby pamby's pastorals may be seen
Author:
James Miller (Absolute)
DMI number:
22471

1232. To keep their memories awake

First Line:
To keep their memories awake
Last Line:
Of ruined church and murdered king
DMI number:
25150

1233. To dupes I write that stay at home

First Line:
To dupes I write that stay at home
Last Line:
And so may all the world fool thee | With a fa la la la &c
DMI number:
22794

1234. Twas near the mighty senate house where lie

First Line:
Twas near the mighty senate house where lie
Last Line:
Called Simeon or the twenty ninth of May
DMI number:
39650

1235. Twas said you shared a jovial guest

First Line:
Twas said you shared a jovial guest
Last Line:
As modish ladies from a church
Author:
Edward Burnaby Greene (Absolute)
DMI number:
25731

1236. Turn muse once more to Warwick's dismal lane

First Line:
Turn muse once more to Warwick's dismal lane
Last Line:
And reverent awe on the procession gaze
Author:
Bonnell Thornton (Absolute)
DMI number:
32739

1237. Twas a long journey lay before us

First Line:
Twas a long journey lay before us
Last Line:
Stop short the muse and traveler
Author:
William Cowper (Absolute)
DMI number:
25660

1238. Twas at a city feast for honours won

First Line:
Twas at a city feast for honours won
Last Line:
He yawns nods drops asleep and snores
DMI number:
33555

1239. Twas at the silent midnight hour | When virtue sleeps so sweet

First Line:
Twas at the silent midnight hour | When virtue sleeps so sweet
Last Line:
Then laid his crutch beneath his head | And word spoke never more
DMI number:
31162

1240. Tom and his muse on every theme

First Line:
Tom and his muse on every theme
Last Line:
He could not leave behind him
Author:
Matthew Concanen (Absolute)
DMI number:
11341