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761. Though I can add but little to his name

First Line:
Though I can add but little to his name
Last Line:
And Sacharissa shall with Laura live
Author:
Sir Thomas Higgons (Absolute)
DMI number:
3809

762. Though kindly silent thus my friend remains

First Line:
Though kindly silent thus my friend remains
Last Line:
Affliction frowning comes thy minister of pain
Author:
John Scott (Absolute)
DMI number:
32712

763. Though many days since he beheld his last

First Line:
Though many days since he beheld his last
Last Line:
And haste to live is still the voice of fate
DMI number:
171

764. Though never so base or never so sublime

First Line:
Though never so base or never so sublime
Last Line:
And the best standard of it leaves his legacy behind
Author:
Robert Gould (Confident)
DMI number:
4017

765. Though not unmindful of the mighty loss

First Line:
Though not unmindful of the mighty loss
Last Line:
For all such bright as stars shall shine for ever
DMI number:
38610

766. Through fruitful kingdoms now a dreary waste

First Line:
Through fruitful kingdoms now a dreary waste
Last Line:
The deepest streams without a murmur flow
DMI number:
17887

767. Through many lands and many seas I'm come

First Line:
Through many lands and many seas I'm come
Last Line:
Hail and farewell to all succeeding years
DMI number:
8598

768. Through the dim veil of evening's dusky shade

First Line:
Through the dim veil of evening's dusky shade
Last Line:
Your best your brightest favourite is no more
DMI number:
38708

769. Thus long my grief has kept me dumb

First Line:
Thus long my grief has kept me dumb
Last Line:
The fasces of the main
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
4983

770. Thus mourn the muses on the hearse

First Line:
Thus mourn the muses on the hearse
Last Line:
Should from the world for ever go
Author:
Edmund Waller (Absolute)
DMI number:
3525