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81. Nor Phoebus nor his tuneful choir

First Line:
Nor Phoebus nor his tuneful choir
Last Line:
And lovely Betsy's form submit to dust
DMI number:
32592

82. Near reverend Merton till of late there stood

First Line:
Near reverend Merton till of late there stood
Last Line:
And thus demonstrate we are men of taste
DMI number:
19865

83. Near to those domes the indulgent powers assign

First Line:
Near to those domes the indulgent powers assign
Last Line:
And fixed the fortunes of the glorious line
Author:
Samuel Boyse (Absolute)
DMI number:
36140

84. O Bean whose fond connubial days

First Line:
O Bean whose fond connubial days
Last Line:
And wets it with a willing tear
Author:
John Gerrard (Absolute)
DMI number:
32672

85. Now the bright morning star day's harbinger

First Line:
Now the bright morning star day's harbinger
Last Line:
And welcome thee and wish thee long
Author:
John Milton (Absolute)
DMI number:
21262

86. O tweed a stranger that with wandering feet

First Line:
O tweed a stranger that with wandering feet
Last Line:
To muse upon thy banks at even tide
Author:
William Lisle Bowles (Absolute)
DMI number:
35727

87. Of that famed British structure fain I'd write

First Line:
Of that famed British structure fain I'd write
Last Line:
That gave even death an immortality
DMI number:
18301

88. On a huge cliff whose lofty summit stands

First Line:
On a huge cliff whose lofty summit stands
Last Line:
And gloomed with earth's dull scene desist to sing
DMI number:
11748

89. Pardon great duke if Britain's style delights

First Line:
Pardon great duke if Britain's style delights
Last Line:
Fill all the loftiest cedars of the wood
Author:
Stephen Clay (Absolute) & Matthew Prior (Speculation)
DMI number:
9295

90. Our princely piles will shortly leave

First Line:
Our princely piles will shortly leave
Last Line:
Of beautiful new stone
Author:
Sir Richard Fanshawe (Absolute)
DMI number:
42091