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951. Whilst your Devanus in exalted lays

First Line:: Whilst your Devanus in exalted lays
Last Line:: And latest ages bear them on the wing
DMI number:: 24559

952. Whither ye bright eyed train immortal maids

First Line:: Whither ye bright eyed train immortal maids
Last Line:: Or learn instructive lore like them to die
Author:: Samuel Whyte (Absolute)
DMI number:: 35208

953. Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tribute bring

First Line:: Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tribute bring
Last Line:: How good how dear a nation's tears will tell
DMI number:: 17898

954. Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tributes bring

First Line:: Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tributes bring
Last Line:: How good how dear a nation's tears will tell
DMI number:: 36703

955. Whilst tears overflow the royal widow's bed

First Line:: Whilst tears overflow the royal widow's bed
Last Line:: And the queen's life the world's repose secures
Author:: Sir Richard Steele (Speculation)
DMI number:: 7015

956. Who justly may rejoice in ought under the skies

First Line:: Who justly may rejoice in ought under the skies
Last Line:: To live so well to die no worse and send his soul good rest
DMI number:: 49411

957. Who justly may rejoice in ought under the sky

First Line:: Who justly may rejoice in ought under the sky
Last Line:: To live so well to die no worse and send his soul good rest
DMI number:: 8862

958. Who on the setting sun shall cast their eyes

First Line:: Who on the setting sun shall cast their eyes
Last Line:: Than this a rarer there's no age can boast
Author:: Thomas Heywood (Absolute)
DMI number:: 18938

959. Who shall presume to mourn thee Donne unless

First Line:: Who shall presume to mourn thee Donne unless
Last Line:: We cannot hope the like till thou return
Author:: Jasper Mayne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 9296

960. Who but remembers yesterday

First Line:: Who but remembers yesterday
Last Line:: Adieu the hopes of Britain's isle
Author:: Charles Sackville (Absolute)
DMI number:: 32632

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