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First Line:: Stately stept he east the wa
Last Line:: And all the warrior fled
Author:: Elizabeth Wardlaw [née Halket] (Absolute) & Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:: 1295

59. The constable alarmed by this noise

First Line:: The constable alarmed by this noise
Last Line:: With bills and halberds to her country house
Author:: Charles Montagu (Absolute) & Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:: 40482

60. The merchant shipwrecked on the faithless main

First Line:: The merchant shipwrecked on the faithless main
Last Line:: Associate the prayers wing swiftest to the skies
DMI number:: 10313

61. The Pleiads now no more are seen

First Line:: The Pleiads now no more are seen
Last Line:: And yet alas I lie alone
Author:: Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:: 27601

62. The hunt is up

First Line:: The hunt is up
Last Line:: It's time to get him away
DMI number:: 42921

63. The moon with silver gleaming eye

First Line:: The moon with silver gleaming eye
Last Line:: Sink on my couch abandoned and alone
DMI number:: 31490

64. The waving oaks of Newnham's pendant wood

First Line:: The waving oaks of Newnham's pendant wood
Last Line:: Whose name upon their wounded bark they bear
DMI number:: 19600

65. The stately seats the ladies bright of hue

First Line:: The stately seats the ladies bright of hue
Last Line:: The dances short long tales of sweet delight
Author:: Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:: 9099

66. Thence to the devil and asked if Chanticleer

First Line:: Thence to the devil and asked if Chanticleer
Last Line:: Why so because she would not pray a-bed
Author:: Charles Montagu (Absolute) & Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:: 40476

67. There lately came a lousy mob

First Line:: There lately came a lousy mob
Last Line:: Says D----y I'd renounce my creed
DMI number:: 24241

68. There storied on the walls were to behold

First Line:: There storied on the walls were to behold
Last Line:: And in his arms the fleeting aether caught
Author:: George Sewell (Confident)
DMI number:: 11807

69. Those large green courts where we were wont to rove

First Line:: Those large green courts where we were wont to rove
Last Line:: With easy sighs such as men draw in love
Author:: John Oldmixon (Absolute)
DMI number:: 9098

70. Though I consented first and still approve

First Line:: Though I consented first and still approve
Last Line:: Then Sylvia's faith to Strephon knew an end
DMI number:: 10240

71. Thus to the place where Jonson sat we climb

First Line:: Thus to the place where Jonson sat we climb
Last Line:: And I grow more a wit and more and more
DMI number:: 40477

72. Thus to the smith it is not fair

First Line:: Thus to the smith it is not fair
Last Line:: Make your own pipe tis no such arduous task
Author:: Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:: 27680

73. Tis finished now the great deciding part

First Line:: Tis finished now the great deciding part
Last Line:: For ever now I turn my eyes from you
DMI number:: 21386

74. To be dead drunk with stum that's brewed by art

First Line:: To be dead drunk with stum that's brewed by art
Last Line:: And calls forth French champagne from British perry &c &c
DMI number:: 21061

75. To make the villa more delightful

First Line:: To make the villa more delightful
Last Line:: To share kind nature's offering
DMI number:: 40605

76. Venus queen of smiles and love

First Line:: Venus queen of smiles and love
Last Line:: Friends of Venus and of me
Author:: Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:: 27606

77. Venus will all this jubilee enjoy

First Line:: Venus will all this jubilee enjoy
Last Line:: Fearless of her unarmed and naked boy
DMI number:: 8589

78. Upon a splendid sofa Prancer sat

First Line:: Upon a splendid sofa Prancer sat
Last Line:: When greek seduced me to fair Alma's bower
DMI number:: 37757

79. What power was fit I did on all bestow

First Line:: What power was fit I did on all bestow
Last Line:: So none prevailed upon another's right
DMI number:: 27100

80. What need we find him we have certain proof

First Line:: What need we find him we have certain proof
Last Line:: Although we know not him we cannot stray
Author:: Charles Montagu (Absolute) & Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:: 40472

81. Well of all plagues that ruffle man's repose

First Line:: Well of all plagues that ruffle man's repose
Last Line:: And the Sal Atticum of critical reviews
DMI number:: 31906

82. What are the falling rills the pendent shades

First Line:: What are the falling rills the pendent shades
Last Line:: Inly he bleeds and pants his soul away
Author:: Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:: 19784

83. Whatever can nature's genuine wants relieve

First Line:: Whatever can nature's genuine wants relieve
Last Line:: But pride's insatiate lust no limits knows
DMI number:: 10314

84. When chaos with imperial might

First Line:: When chaos with imperial might
Last Line:: Reluctant holds alternate sway
DMI number:: 36927

85. When recent in the womb I lay

First Line:: When recent in the womb I lay
Last Line:: Who stamped his image there
DMI number:: 27723

86. Whenever the fates resume thy breath

First Line:: Whenever the fates resume thy breath
Last Line:: Shall flourish in eternity of fame
Author:: Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:: 27604

87. Where bound with laurels of eternal green

First Line:: Where bound with laurels of eternal green
Last Line:: Stung to the soul
DMI number:: 37744

88. Whence come these dreams this busy idle train

First Line:: Whence come these dreams this busy idle train
Last Line:: And self tormented feel the extremities of pain
Author:: Petronius Arbiter (Absolute)
DMI number:: 22070

89. Where wide Salopia's fertile plains extend

First Line:: Where wide Salopia's fertile plains extend
Last Line:: How Monmouth fought how gallant Percy fell
DMI number:: 31593

90. Whoever would with ambitious just desire

First Line:: Whoever would with ambitious just desire
Last Line:: And you're truly fit to be an orator
DMI number:: 9677

91. With these allurements did invite

First Line:: With these allurements did invite
Last Line:: Where souls are starved and senses gratified
Author:: Charles Montagu (Absolute) & Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:: 40470

92. With a king's son my childish years I past

First Line:: With a king's son my childish years I past
Last Line:: In greater feasts than Priam's son of Troy
Author:: Henry Howard (Speculation)
DMI number:: 9100

93. Why what a devil shan't I trust my eyes

First Line:: Why what a devil shan't I trust my eyes
Last Line:: With weak defence against so strong a charge
Author:: Charles Montagu (Absolute) & Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:: 40480

94. Yes trust me every mouth of human mold

First Line:: Yes trust me every mouth of human mold
Last Line:: Cried Midas' ears are as an ass's long
DMI number:: 10312

95. Yet oh these fond complaints dearest parent cease

First Line:: Yet oh these fond complaints dearest parent cease
Last Line:: And all the youth comes rushing over my heart
Author:: Sappho (Absolute)
DMI number:: 31491

96. Ye muses ever fair and young

First Line:: Ye muses ever fair and young
Last Line:: The poet warbled what the muse inspired
Author:: Francis Fawkes (Confident)
DMI number:: 27613

97. Ye then who boast Alcides' race divine

First Line:: Ye then who boast Alcides' race divine
Last Line:: But near the phalanx shun the closer war
Author:: James Macpherson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 25912

98. Would Jove appoint some flower to reign

First Line:: Would Jove appoint some flower to reign
Last Line:: While zephyrs on its bosom play
Author:: Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:: 27612

99. Zara farewell beneath

First Line:: Zara farewell beneath
Last Line:: Converts to many a form its varied dust | Farewell
DMI number:: 37875

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58. Stately stept he east the wa

59. The constable alarmed by this noise

60. The merchant shipwrecked on the faithless main

61. The Pleiads now no more are seen

62. The hunt is up

63. The moon with silver gleaming eye

64. The waving oaks of Newnham's pendant wood

65. The stately seats the ladies bright of hue

66. Thence to the devil and asked if Chanticleer

67. There lately came a lousy mob

68. There storied on the walls were to behold

69. Those large green courts where we were wont to rove

70. Though I consented first and still approve

71. Thus to the place where Jonson sat we climb

72. Thus to the smith it is not fair