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31. Oldfield's no more and can the muse forbear

First Line:
Oldfield's no more and can the muse forbear
Last Line:
And to eternal rest the graceful mover doomed
Author:
Richard Savage (Absolute)
DMI number:
27166

32. On cham's fair banks where learning's hallowed fane

First Line:
On cham's fair banks where learning's hallowed fane
Last Line:
Fixed on the solid base of adamantine fame
Author:
John Tait (Confident)
DMI number:
32758

33. Please muse presumptuous you attempt in vain

First Line:
Please muse presumptuous you attempt in vain
Last Line:
Dazzles the sense which prompts us to admire
DMI number:
12593

34. Peaceful within this shrine that dust is laid

First Line:
Peaceful within this shrine that dust is laid
Last Line:
And till we joy with you indulge our grief
DMI number:
20030

35. Prepare thou sacred venerable pile

First Line:
Prepare thou sacred venerable pile
Last Line:
And the departed spirits come again for joy
DMI number:
19519

36. Robert the good by a' the swains revered

First Line:
Robert the good by a' the swains revered
Last Line:
Come help me up yon sooty cloud shores rain
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15379

37. Reader if virtue science reason charm

First Line:
Reader if virtue science reason charm
Last Line:
But think not Walmsley dead he lives in thee
DMI number:
35693

38. Shakespeare who taught by none did first impart

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Shakespeare who taught by none did first impart
Last Line:
But Shakespeare's power is sacred as a king's
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
38322

39. Such is the mode of these censorious days

First Line:
Such is the mode of these censorious days
Last Line:
To save herself was forced to let him die
Author:
John Sheffield (Absolute)
DMI number:
1431

40. The praise that in thy life we durst not pay

First Line:
The praise that in thy life we durst not pay
Last Line:
And equal fame receive and equal give
DMI number:
11810