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231. Tis now the dead of night and half the world

First Line:
Tis now the dead of night and half the world
Last Line:
Hark the glad trumpet speaks the field our own
Author:
Colley Cibber (Absolute)
DMI number:
40523

232. Tis said when the renowned Augustus reigned

First Line:
Tis said when the renowned Augustus reigned
Last Line:
This modest poem is the ladies' play
Author:
John Banks (Absolute)
DMI number:
17536

233. Tune tune my strings divine harmonious love

First Line:
Tune tune my strings divine harmonious love
Last Line:
And she would always smile when he was near
DMI number:
44621

234. Unhappy consort of a king distressed

First Line:
Unhappy consort of a king distressed
Last Line:
Achilles grants these honours to the dead
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
35231

235. Unbind that youth and you my guards withdraw

First Line:
Unbind that youth and you my guards withdraw
Last Line:
For him for you your servants herds and flocks
DMI number:
8150

236. Unchained Bellona from her temple rushes

First Line:
Unchained Bellona from her temple rushes
Last Line:
To dwell with beasts of prey in woods and deserts
Author:
James Thomson (Absolute)
DMI number:
30960

237. Too much already we have heard and yet

First Line:
Too much already we have heard and yet
Last Line:
Exposed to vulgar and unhallowed eyes
DMI number:
8161

238. Well first or last all women must be won

First Line:
Well first or last all women must be won
Last Line:
They do but lose their thanks art will prevail
DMI number:
14238

239. We pursued the chase

First Line:
We pursued the chase
Last Line:
Ploughed up the crimson earth
Author:
Edmund Smith (Absolute)
DMI number:
14300

240. We might well call this short mock-play of ours

First Line:
We might well call this short mock-play of ours
Last Line:
Tis I John Lacy have reformed your stage
Author:
Martin Clifford (Speculation) & Samuel Butler (Speculation) & Thomas Sprat (Speculation) & George Villiers (Absolute)
DMI number:
17529