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961. To my Emmanuel I sing

First Line:
To my Emmanuel I sing
Last Line:
While vast eternity rolls on
DMI number:
26462

962. To no purpose you tell me you never will comply

First Line:
To no purpose you tell me you never will comply
Last Line:
I shall think myself happy and you very kind
DMI number:
10552

963. To write a preface to a book

First Line:
To write a preface to a book
Last Line:
Since whets oft hinder men to eat
DMI number:
19182

964. To yonder grove let us retire

First Line:
To yonder grove let us retire
Last Line:
Nor envy gods their Venus fair
DMI number:
10692

965. To you beloved enchanting fair

First Line:
To you beloved enchanting fair
Last Line:
Such joys as none but you can give
DMI number:
8564

966. To you great lords I make my just complaint

First Line:
To you great lords I make my just complaint
Last Line:
Farewell forgetful and ingrateful world
Author:
Sir Robert Murray Keith (Absolute)
DMI number:
35304

967. Today as at my glass I stood

First Line:
Today as at my glass I stood
Last Line:
For universal tyranny
Author:
Mary Barber (Absolute)
DMI number:
11568

968. To paint the various charms of various fair

First Line:
To paint the various charms of various fair
Last Line:
Your eyes can kill your pride permits to live
DMI number:
22955

969. To pensive minds superior truths belong

First Line:
To pensive minds superior truths belong
Last Line:
To praise those charms which Lyttelton admired
Author:
Sir Griffith Boynton (Confident)
DMI number:
33365

970. To pious Elrington the muses friend

First Line:
To pious Elrington the muses friend
Last Line:
For what can wit and eloquence withstand
DMI number:
11843