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251. The circling months begin this day

First Line:
The circling months begin this day
Last Line:
Some levity from you
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
16962

252. The circling sun has through the zodiac rolled

First Line:
The circling sun has through the zodiac rolled
Last Line:
Ripe in wisdom's lore the atlas of the north
DMI number:
25033

253. The circling year brings back the day

First Line:
The circling year brings back the day
Last Line:
Each girl will wish to be Germain
DMI number:
26902

254. The minutes the hours the days and the years

First Line:
The minutes the hours the days and the years
Last Line:
That can only be conquered by death
Author:
John Hoadly (Absolute)
DMI number:
22586

255. The queen of love and Pallas once tis said

First Line:
The queen of love and Pallas once tis said
Last Line:
But sprightly witty foolish all together
Author:
Stephen Duck (Absolute)
DMI number:
24386

256. The peace is made at last heigh ho

First Line:
The peace is made at last heigh ho
Last Line:
This christmas with a cup of nappy
DMI number:
26640

257. The Ionian quarter of the Cyprian shore

First Line:
The Ionian quarter of the Cyprian shore
Last Line:
But the rich balm distills over all the field
Author:
Jabez Hughes (Absolute)
DMI number:
33614

258. The king is crowned cannons the news proclaim

First Line:
The king is crowned cannons the news proclaim
Last Line:
Tells George is monarch of the watery world
DMI number:
28879

259. The old egyptians hid their wit

First Line:
The old egyptians hid their wit
Last Line:
But F--y at full length
Author:
Jane Brereton (Absolute)
DMI number:
24697

260. The muse who near thy Britain's watery bounds

First Line:
The muse who near thy Britain's watery bounds
Last Line:
And with his bride a heaven of joys he shared
Author:
Peter Anthony Motteux (Speculation)
DMI number:
11921