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1701. Thou tyrant king of terrors oh how hard

First Line:
Thou tyrant king of terrors oh how hard
Last Line:
For nobler spousals in immortal day
DMI number:
34522

1702. Thou who surveyst these walls with curious eye

First Line:
Thou who surveyst these walls with curious eye
Last Line:
And virtue's sorrow dignified his tomb
Author:
Samuel Johnson (Absolute)
DMI number:
24947

1703. Thou who with devious steps and anxious mien

First Line:
Thou who with devious steps and anxious mien
Last Line:
Saw her desert and snatched her to the skies
DMI number:
33545

1704. Though Alexander after death did vomit matter black

First Line:
Though Alexander after death did vomit matter black
Last Line:
Yet marvel not he drank the same and could not cause it pack
DMI number:
29034

1705. Though as Hardwicke esquire

First Line:
Though as Hardwicke esquire
Last Line:
Per singula pericula
DMI number:
33878

1706. This monument's in memory of one

First Line:
This monument's in memory of one
Last Line:
Happiness here also hereafter bliss
DMI number:
29325

1707. This native life of man is but a shade

First Line:
This native life of man is but a shade
Last Line:
Haste haste o lord to see it with my eyes
DMI number:
29070

1708. This peaceful tomb does now contain

First Line:
This peaceful tomb does now contain
Last Line:
Then robbed us of the coming good
Author:
William Congreve (Absolute)
DMI number:
4235

1709. This sacred tomb contains the good and fair

First Line:
This sacred tomb contains the good and fair
Last Line:
Till you return once more to bless our eyes
DMI number:
34364

1710. This Sheffield raised the sacred dust below

First Line:
This Sheffield raised the sacred dust below
Last Line:
Was Dryden's once the rest who does not know
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
26039