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11. Come my Laura come my love

First Line:
Come my Laura come my love
Last Line:
And locks her vigorous lover in her arms
DMI number:
18057

12. Contending troops and fields of death I sing

First Line:
Contending troops and fields of death I sing
Last Line:
And terribly presage destruction nigh
DMI number:
18109

13. Content thou only solace of the mind

First Line:
Content thou only solace of the mind
Last Line:
Unto her blessed abodes and left my sight
DMI number:
18115

14. Damon whom all the world but I believed

First Line:
Damon whom all the world but I believed
Last Line:
Shook off the beast and proved a God at last
Author:
William Pattison (Absolute)
DMI number:
25001

15. Fast by those banks where aged Eden glides

First Line:
Fast by those banks where aged Eden glides
Last Line:
And unawares deep lodged the envenomed dart
DMI number:
18120

16. For arms to shield the Phrygian knight

First Line:
For arms to shield the Phrygian knight
Last Line:
And self protective stands the trial
Author:
Charles Cotton (Speculation) & William Pattison (Absolute)
DMI number:
3110

17. From that inhuman shore these lines receive

First Line:
From that inhuman shore these lines receive
Last Line:
You find me dead O Theseus close my urn
DMI number:
18036

18. From these lone shades and ever-gloomy bowers

First Line:
From these lone shades and ever-gloomy bowers
Last Line:
Fly on the wings of love and conquest to her arms
Author:
William Pattison (Absolute)
DMI number:
28670

19. Great has your pleasure doctor been

First Line:
Great has your pleasure doctor been
Last Line:
And seldom seen but great men fall
Author:
William Pattison (Absolute)
DMI number:
3087

20. Horace I think prescribes this rule

First Line:
Horace I think prescribes this rule
Last Line:
Themselves alas may die for claret
DMI number:
18053