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1801. When Ganymede himself was purifying

First Line:
When Ganymede himself was purifying
Last Line:
Unless thou also give thyself to me
Author:
George Wither (Absolute)
DMI number:
10193

1802. When haughty guilt exults with impious joy

First Line:
When haughty guilt exults with impious joy
Last Line:
But heaven shall guide it to the guilty heart
Author:
Samuel Johnson (Absolute)
DMI number:
29841

1803. What still these mournful plaints and flowing eyes

First Line:
What still these mournful plaints and flowing eyes
Last Line:
Filled with such solid joys you never conceived before
DMI number:
19845

1804. What strepitantious noise is it that sounds

First Line:
What strepitantious noise is it that sounds
Last Line:
Pharetra to make loyal his own cities
DMI number:
3661

1805. What the kind hand of justice gives receive

First Line:
What the kind hand of justice gives receive
Last Line:
And with thy destined lot contented live
DMI number:
30305

1806. What thing a right line is the learned know

First Line:
What thing a right line is the learned know
Last Line:
To make each science rather hard than great
Author:
Fulke Greville (Absolute)
DMI number:
13600

1807. What though an apish pygmy in attire

First Line:
What though an apish pygmy in attire
Last Line:
Than this fantastic monkey seems to thee
DMI number:
10284

1808. What though an apish pygmy in attire

First Line:
What though an apish pygmy in attire
Last Line:
Then this fantastic monkey seems to thee
DMI number:
9876

1809. What though not theirs the power in dungeon glooms

First Line:
What though not theirs the power in dungeon glooms
Last Line:
Boundless and absolute in God alone
Author:
James Thomson (Absolute)
DMI number:
30096

1810. What's forming in the womb of fate

First Line:
What's forming in the womb of fate
Last Line:
But hold your virtue fast for that alone you may
Author:
John Norris (Absolute)
DMI number:
23348