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251. Long has sad Albion mourned her coward race

First Line:
Long has sad Albion mourned her coward race
Last Line:
And saw the ocean dyed with Gallic blood
DMI number:
30445

252. Lord how shall wretched sinners dare

First Line:
Lord how shall wretched sinners dare
Last Line:
When shall the nations Lord be thine
Author:
Anne Steele (Absolute)
DMI number:
41792

253. Lord of the world and paradise his throne

First Line:
Lord of the world and paradise his throne
Last Line:
Tis just to own this match too made by heaven
DMI number:
30425

254. Let's sing the brave hero whom heaven did ordain

First Line:
Let's sing the brave hero whom heaven did ordain
Last Line:
While Hanover's nearest her Majesty's heart | Hero hero sing the brave hero | William the glorious the gallant Nassau | Who that he might save us from those who'd enslave ye | Hanover succession established by law
DMI number:
13324

255. Light of the world and ruler of the year

First Line:
Light of the world and ruler of the year
Last Line:
Till thou shalt shine no more
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
6645

256. Mourn not fair Chlo' the sad mischance

First Line:
Mourn not fair Chlo' the sad mischance
Last Line:
Are by her eye secured
DMI number:
11175

257. Muse 'tis enough at length thy labour ends

First Line:
Muse 'tis enough at length thy labour ends
Last Line:
And I and malice from this hour are friends
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
17852

258. Muse sing the day when from the seat of state

First Line:
Muse sing the day when from the seat of state
Last Line:
And with the day the pomp and poem ends
DMI number:
12955

259. Music that charms and elevates the soul

First Line:
Music that charms and elevates the soul
Last Line:
Commands the science and directs the band
DMI number:
40636

260. My lord of Killala I find to my sorrow

First Line:
My lord of Killala I find to my sorrow
Last Line:
That the church in the marriage of prelates was blessed
Author:
Mary Barber (Absolute)
DMI number:
11540