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651. Now dawns the day to folly ever dear

First Line:
Now dawns the day to folly ever dear
Last Line:
While with the writer all his readers rest
Author:
George Alexander Stevens (Absolute)
DMI number:
26761

652. Now every tender breast with sorrow heaves

First Line:
Now every tender breast with sorrow heaves
Last Line:
Your laws your lives your freedom and your fame
DMI number:
23559

653. Now H----- long has served the good old cause

First Line:
Now H----- long has served the good old cause
Last Line:
But raise the teacher fifty cubits high
DMI number:
11037

654. Now had the sun extinctless source of day

First Line:
Now had the sun extinctless source of day
Last Line:
Night's gloomy pinions brooding over my head
DMI number:
26201

655. Now let the atheist tremble thou alone

First Line:
Now let the atheist tremble thou alone
Last Line:
And practise over the angel in the man
Author:
Thomas Warton (Absolute)
DMI number:
8453

656. Now London place doth take

First Line:
Now London place doth take
Last Line:
A monastery which then richly he had begun
DMI number:
29982

657. Nothing could make me sooner to confess

First Line:
Nothing could make me sooner to confess
Last Line:
The trumpet at whose voice the people came
Author:
John Donne (Absolute)
DMI number:
9228

658. O god silence my passions calm their noise

First Line:
O god silence my passions calm their noise
Last Line:
Till it be lost and swallowed up in light
DMI number:
23160

659. Now painter try if thy skilled hand can draw

First Line:
Now painter try if thy skilled hand can draw
Last Line:
Know we defy thy malice imps and thee
DMI number:
6428

660. Now priests whose sacred office 'tis to bring

First Line:
Now priests whose sacred office 'tis to bring
Last Line:
But they the breath that makes the flame inspire
Author:
Sir John Denham (Absolute)
DMI number:
4326