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281. Since my old friend is grown so great

First Line:
Since my old friend is grown so great
Last Line:
Tis Pope must be ashamed of Craggs
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
35034

282. Soft on the lilliputian god I look

First Line:
Soft on the lilliputian god I look
Last Line:
Alone to gaze on his illustrious mind
DMI number:
15321

283. Some anxious for immortal fame

First Line:
Some anxious for immortal fame
Last Line:
I'd envy neither rich nor great
DMI number:
19246

284. Slanderer that thou and thine may know

First Line:
Slanderer that thou and thine may know
Last Line:
I hate thee that's sufficient now
DMI number:
37924

285. Sleep royal infant sleep

First Line:
Sleep royal infant sleep
Last Line:
And be thy father's fame surpassed alone by thine
DMI number:
28830

286. Still in our ears Andromache complains

First Line:
Still in our ears Andromache complains
Last Line:
For all the world is proud that he was born
DMI number:
13748

287. Sr John the Ross ane thing ther is compyld

First Line:
Sr John the Ross ane thing ther is compyld
Last Line:
And throw ilk place and Kinrick them proclaim
Author:
William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:
10923

288. Some die with their eternal toil

First Line:
Some die with their eternal toil
Last Line:
But I by cruel love am slain
DMI number:
43210

289. Strangers this tomb's inscription makes appear

First Line:
Strangers this tomb's inscription makes appear
Last Line:
Kindly survey when young when old they prize
DMI number:
8592

290. Some princes that they may the rumour gain

First Line:
Some princes that they may the rumour gain
Last Line:
As all with joy walk out to see the spring
DMI number:
40833