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3941. The clay cold tenant that lies near this stone

First Line:
The clay cold tenant that lies near this stone
Last Line:
Had once such virtues princesses might own
DMI number:
34785

3942. The dying swan advanced with silver wings

First Line:
The dying swan advanced with silver wings
Last Line:
So in the sedges of meander sings
DMI number:
6847

3943. The earth is nothing heaven is all

First Line:
The earth is nothing heaven is all
Last Line:
To take this harmless youth of mine to joys that never will end
DMI number:
34472

3944. The ermine rather chose to die

First Line:
The ermine rather chose to die
Last Line:
By a secure contemning it
Author:
John Hall (Absolute)
DMI number:
36596

3945. The fairest flower which did our gardens grace

First Line:
The fairest flower which did our gardens grace
Last Line:
Courting the smell to prick our English noses
DMI number:
37888

3946. The famous Kirleus Collegiate Physician

First Line:
The famous Kirleus Collegiate Physician
Last Line:
For tis forty to one that he'll never return
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
7148

3947. The fatal period the great hour is come

First Line:
The fatal period the great hour is come
Last Line:
And god shine forth in one eternal day
Author:
Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:
23374

3948. The father digged a pit and in it left

First Line:
The father digged a pit and in it left
Last Line:
Only to bear her poor child company
DMI number:
29342

3949. The bee enclosed and through the amber shown

First Line:
The bee enclosed and through the amber shown
Last Line:
Such might he wish to have his monument
DMI number:
27380

3950. The bells they rang all in the morn

First Line:
The bells they rang all in the morn
Last Line:
Take heed ye come not there
DMI number:
37855