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2721. When first Alexis did in verse delight

First Line:
When first Alexis did in verse delight
Last Line:
As the world's soul the soul of poetry
Author:
Anne Killigrew (Speculation)
DMI number:
23719

2722. When first of arms and bloody wars I writ

First Line:
When first of arms and bloody wars I writ
Last Line:
Sacred to Venus and her your amour
DMI number:
44616

2723. When first they did in Greece their empire raise

First Line:
When first they did in Greece their empire raise
Last Line:
Should in this isle and of a king be born
DMI number:
42870

2724. When first thy muse in tuneful rural strains

First Line:
When first thy muse in tuneful rural strains
Last Line:
The thanks and wishes of a grateful friend
DMI number:
8234

2725. When France had breathed after intestine broils

First Line:
When France had breathed after intestine broils
Last Line:
Both by their good example and their pains
Author:
Wentworth Dillon (Absolute)
DMI number:
10486

2726. When kings or poets greater monarchs die

First Line:
When kings or poets greater monarchs die
Last Line:
Kings crowned thee living but fate crowned thee dead
DMI number:
5694

2727. When ladies venture forth in search of fame

First Line:
When ladies venture forth in search of fame
Last Line:
Shall add to its merit and preserve its fame
DMI number:
5675

2728. When laureats make odes do you ask of what sort

First Line:
When laureats make odes do you ask of what sort
Last Line:
And go from the court to the devil
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
35157

2729. When laws are amended

First Line:
When laws are amended
Last Line:
When finished completest
Author:
William le Tans'ur (Speculation)
DMI number:
36522

2730. When lines are drawn greater than nature art

First Line:
When lines are drawn greater than nature art
Last Line:
To joy my pen was taught to move by thee
Author:
George Fortescue (Absolute)
DMI number:
6801