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221. Now are our brows bound with victorious wreaths

First Line:
Now are our brows bound with victorious wreaths
Last Line:
And my first step shall be on Henry's head
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
40521

222. O gout thou puzzling knotty point

First Line:
O gout thou puzzling knotty point
Last Line:
Tis patience proves the kindest nurse
DMI number:
23082

223. O happiness of blindness now no beauty

First Line:
O happiness of blindness now no beauty
Last Line:
Of kings will tread upon the neck of fate
Author:
Sir John Denham (Absolute)
DMI number:
13766

224. O cruel death to make three meals of one

First Line:
O cruel death to make three meals of one
Last Line:
He shall have legs to stand when thou shalt fall
DMI number:
23581

225. O fairest mass of every female grace

First Line:
O fairest mass of every female grace
Last Line:
Their joy's imperfect when your health's complete
DMI number:
12659

226. No more let men superior wisdom boast

First Line:
No more let men superior wisdom boast
Last Line:
And make eternity my only care
DMI number:
12218

227. No more no more Jacynta say

First Line:
No more no more Jacynta say
Last Line:
With this same flesh and blood
Author:
Jonathan Smedley (Absolute)
DMI number:
15432

228. No no bold heart forebear rather than speak

First Line:
No no bold heart forebear rather than speak
Last Line:
TO let her know by halves what I endure for her
DMI number:
44646

229. O still let envy rear her head

First Line:
O still let envy rear her head
Last Line:
That day is much too near
DMI number:
36811

230. O were I seated by some pitying power

First Line:
O were I seated by some pitying power
Last Line:
And flowers shall rise whereever Hyella treads
Author:
Thomas Tristram (Absolute)
DMI number:
9955