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1. Adieu the pleasing rural scene

First Line:
Adieu the pleasing rural scene
Last Line:
One glorious and eternal spring
Author:
Joseph Cockfield (Absolute)
DMI number:
30855

2. Come lovely nymph the winter now is past

First Line:
Come lovely nymph the winter now is past
Last Line:
Melting in joys the world did never try
DMI number:
42666

3. Distant to southern climes the sloping sun

First Line:
Distant to southern climes the sloping sun
Last Line:
Suspends his anger and his blast disarms
DMI number:
30949

4. Farewell the pomp of flora vivid scene

First Line:
Farewell the pomp of flora vivid scene
Last Line:
And wear a livelier grace by being old
DMI number:
30619

5. Hail cheerful day parent of time and life

First Line:
Hail cheerful day parent of time and life
Last Line:
Nor can upon the thorny bed of conscience sleep
DMI number:
5852

6. Hail genial goddess blooming spring

First Line:
Hail genial goddess blooming spring
Last Line:
And suns eternal rise
Author:
Martha Peckard [née Ferrar] (Absolute)
DMI number:
27778

7. Hail genial goddess bloomy spring

First Line:
Hail genial goddess bloomy spring
Last Line:
And suns eternal rise
Author:
Martha Peckard [née Ferrar] (Absolute)
DMI number:
32384

8. I at my window sit and see

First Line:
I at my window sit and see
Last Line:
But cherish autumn in her stead
DMI number:
30689

9. Last of all the months severest of them all

First Line:
Last of all the months severest of them all
Last Line:
And like her mind free open and serene
DMI number:
32123

10. O come thou melancholy muse

First Line:
O come thou melancholy muse
Last Line:
And many a pleasing thought inspire
Author:
Joseph Giles (Absolute)
DMI number:
27529

11. Now Phoebus gently with enlivening rays

First Line:
Now Phoebus gently with enlivening rays
Last Line:
And nature smiling speaks a fruitful year
DMI number:
12697

12. No more the morn with tepid rays

First Line:
No more the morn with tepid rays
Last Line:
He dies alas how soon he dies
Author:
John Hawkesworth (Absolute) & Samuel Johnson (Speculation)
DMI number:
27587

13. One day as I was in a musing vein

First Line:
One day as I was in a musing vein
Last Line:
And seconds fifty six nor less nor more
DMI number:
7857

14. See see dear friend the purple spring appear

First Line:
See see dear friend the purple spring appear
Last Line:
Urania's name ye sing and heaven approves your choice
DMI number:
19847

15. See the leaves around us falling

First Line:
See the leaves around us falling
Last Line:
Bears a leaf that shall not fade
DMI number:
30852

16. Sharp winter's blasts the grateful spring expels

First Line:
Sharp winter's blasts the grateful spring expels
Last Line:
Distract the maids and set them all at arms
DMI number:
10300

17. The snow is gone the grass returns

First Line:
The snow is gone the grass returns
Last Line:
From cold forgetfulness and death
DMI number:
42137

18. The snow is melted see the ground

First Line:
The snow is melted see the ground
Last Line:
The adamantine fetters of his friend
DMI number:
25621

19. This babbling stream not uninstructive flows

First Line:
This babbling stream not uninstructive flows
Last Line:
Who lets one precious moment run to waste
Author:
Richard Graves (Absolute)
DMI number:
33407

20. Thrice happy flower what heavenly aid

First Line:
Thrice happy flower what heavenly aid
Last Line:
And make her eminently fair
DMI number:
30856