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1611. Whatever Bythynia ever had entire

First Line:
Whatever Bythynia ever had entire
Last Line:
Or its great king whom Caesar's love could fire
DMI number:
8603

1612. Whatever is is right

First Line:
Whatever is is right
Last Line:
And all our knowledge is ourselves to know
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
28035

1613. Whatever of life all quickening aether keeps

First Line:
Whatever of life all quickening aether keeps
Last Line:
At once extend the interest and the love
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
28232

1614. When -- to heaven shall lift one solemn eye

First Line:
When -- to heaven shall lift one solemn eye
Last Line:
And think of love and politics no more
DMI number:
17763

1615. When a fond youth is forced to part

First Line:
When a fond youth is forced to part
Last Line:
Your loving constant faithful swain
DMI number:
25072

1616. When a nymph at her toilet has spent the whole day

First Line:
When a nymph at her toilet has spent the whole day
Last Line:
And merit a love which no time shall remove
Author:
John Hawkesworth (Absolute)
DMI number:
30299

1617. When Celia dwells on Damon's name

First Line:
When Celia dwells on Damon's name
Last Line:
For each in sighs they breathe their last
Author:
Thomas Blacklock (Absolute)
DMI number:
25862

1618. When Celia first I saw so heavenly fair

First Line:
When Celia first I saw so heavenly fair
Last Line:
And what her eyes enthralled her tongue unbound
Author:
William Congreve (Absolute)
DMI number:
28071

1619. When Celia's charming voice I hear

First Line:
When Celia's charming voice I hear
Last Line:
Which gain eternal treasures
DMI number:
13785

1620. When charming Teraminta sings

First Line:
When charming Teraminta sings
Last Line:
Die on the lips that gave the wound
Author:
William Burnaby (Confident)
DMI number:
6584