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1. Curio tis plain by all these motto's

First Line:
Curio tis plain by all these motto's
Last Line:
But oh preserve my weeds
DMI number:
33398

2. From flower to flower with eager pains

First Line:
From flower to flower with eager pains
Last Line:
But if we plunge too deep destroy
DMI number:
17375

3. Go lovely flower in all thy pride

First Line:
Go lovely flower in all thy pride
Last Line:
In ecstacies must die
DMI number:
34741

4. Nature stamps shame in every heart

First Line:
Nature stamps shame in every heart
Last Line:
It flies into the face
DMI number:
24864

5. The envious snow comes down in haste

First Line:
The envious snow comes down in haste
Last Line:
And melts into a tear
DMI number:
24602

6. The man was hanged that killed the bird

First Line:
The man was hanged that killed the bird
Last Line:
To hang the meadows too
DMI number:
5776

7. This cow believe me never felt the molds

First Line:
This cow believe me never felt the molds
Last Line:
But all can trace the work of nature's hands
Author:
Edward Burnaby Greene (Absolute)
DMI number:
31488

8. They hurt their hands sometimes that hope to gain

First Line:
They hurt their hands sometimes that hope to gain
Last Line:
None reaps the sweet but he must taste the sour
Author:
Thomas Combe (Confident)
DMI number:
5864

9. This babbling stream not uninstructive flows

First Line:
This babbling stream not uninstructive flows
Last Line:
Who lets one precious moment run to waste
Author:
Richard Graves (Absolute)
DMI number:
33407