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1. Beware what earth calls happiness beware

First Line:
Beware what earth calls happiness beware
Last Line:
Fond as he seems condemns his joys to death
Author:
Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:
34251

2. Hail social season cries the man of mirth

First Line:
Hail social season cries the man of mirth
Last Line:
Where reason's drowned and man's transformed to beast
DMI number:
36735

3. He who has drunk the ethereal stream

First Line:
He who has drunk the ethereal stream
Last Line:
Dissolved with a dissolving world
DMI number:
36344

4. Here is the spring where waters flow

First Line:
Here is the spring where waters flow
Last Line:
When God by death thee calls
Author:
John Marbeck (Speculation)
DMI number:
36532

5. How blindly men their happiness pursue

First Line:
How blindly men their happiness pursue
Last Line:
When love commands tis pleasant to obey
DMI number:
3860

6. Joy man or maid to thee

First Line:
Joy man or maid to thee
Last Line:
Death where's thy sting
DMI number:
32405

7. O balmy name o source of lasting joy

First Line:
O balmy name o source of lasting joy
Last Line:
Flow round my heart and melt it into love
DMI number:
36277

8. O thou the brightener of our joys

First Line:
O thou the brightener of our joys
Last Line:
And joys best emblems of thy own abound
DMI number:
36079

9. Of all the blessings bounteous heaven doth give

First Line:
Of all the blessings bounteous heaven doth give
Last Line:
To heavenly joys that never never fade
Author:
William le Tans'ur (Absolute)
DMI number:
36920

10. See then religion's lovely pleasantness

First Line:
See then religion's lovely pleasantness
Last Line:
Both here on earth and in the heavens enjoy
DMI number:
5591

11. See how that pair of billing doves

First Line:
See how that pair of billing doves
Last Line:
The pedant priest and giddy rake
Author:
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu [nee Pierrepont] (Absolute)
DMI number:
25737

12. Strange state of wishes hopes and fears

First Line:
Strange state of wishes hopes and fears
Last Line:
For every blessing comes from him
DMI number:
36030

13. The din of arms the terror striking trump

First Line:
The din of arms the terror striking trump
Last Line:
And even when injured conquers but to save
DMI number:
27563

14. When our affections unto ill incline

First Line:
When our affections unto ill incline
Last Line:
In heaven with brightest glory crowned shall be
DMI number:
5589

15. Who would have thought that Christ would feel

First Line:
Who would have thought that Christ would feel
Last Line:
Annihilates all fear
DMI number:
36714