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71. O man me reason with thy utmost force

First Line:
O man me reason with thy utmost force
Last Line:
Will soon divorce my soul from this weak body
Author:
Nathaniel Lee (Absolute)
DMI number:
20293

72. Of all the creatures which earth's surface tread

First Line:
Of all the creatures which earth's surface tread
Last Line:
Man is a beast good faith as much as we
Author:
John Oldham (Absolute) & John Ozell (Absolute)
DMI number:
8864

73. Of all the saints St Thomas sure was best

First Line:
Of all the saints St Thomas sure was best
Last Line:
And join Tom Woolston still with Tom o' Bedlam
DMI number:
15967

74. Offspring of folly and of noise

First Line:
Offspring of folly and of noise
Last Line:
The fault is not in them but thee
Author:
John Gilbert Cooper (Absolute)
DMI number:
22643

75. Oh accursed reason

First Line:
Oh accursed reason
Last Line:
And yet how blind once to prevent defame
DMI number:
40739

76. Oh ye delightful ye transporting scenes

First Line:
Oh ye delightful ye transporting scenes
Last Line:
And winter brings no gloomy hour to me
DMI number:
21607

77. Oh most imperfect light of human reason

First Line:
Oh most imperfect light of human reason
Last Line:
What we can least prevent
DMI number:
40741

78. Our passion gone and reason on her throne

First Line:
Our passion gone and reason on her throne
Last Line:
Amazed we see the mischiefs we have done
DMI number:
9599

79. Our restless passions like tempests on the main

First Line:
Our restless passions like tempests on the main
Last Line:
And leave us shipwrecked on a barbarous coast
Author:
Thomas Southerne (Absolute)
DMI number:
20297

80. Order is heaven's first law and this confessed

First Line:
Order is heaven's first law and this confessed
Last Line:
One they must want which is to pass for good
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
37182