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1681. Whenever the brave the generous and the just

First Line:
Whenever the brave the generous and the just
Last Line:
The warmest feelings to each British heart
Author:
Henry Brooke (Absolute)
DMI number:
38454

1682. Where Chloe in the shady grove was laid

First Line:
Where Chloe in the shady grove was laid
Last Line:
For as I live I thought you was my mother
DMI number:
24640

1683. Where early Phoebus sheds his milder beams

First Line:
Where early Phoebus sheds his milder beams
Last Line:
Unyoke the toiled steers the weary sun goes down
Author:
Glocester Ridley (Absolute)
DMI number:
22547

1684. Where famed Guidiana's silver water spreads

First Line:
Where famed Guidiana's silver water spreads
Last Line:
Tomorrow to renew their rural song
DMI number:
33421

1685. Where frozen Scythia's utmost bound is placed

First Line:
Where frozen Scythia's utmost bound is placed
Last Line:
And endless cramming but extends the void
Author:
Thomas Vernon (Absolute)
DMI number:
11705

1686. When you this title read I know you'll ask

First Line:
When you this title read I know you'll ask
Last Line:
If you would wiser be these vices scorn
DMI number:
41859

1687. When youthful Phaeton high swelled with pride

First Line:
When youthful Phaeton high swelled with pride
Last Line:
Thus fell the brave unfortunate -
DMI number:
5351

1688. When Zephyrinda's softest airs I hear

First Line:
When Zephyrinda's softest airs I hear
Last Line:
At once the business and the bliss above
DMI number:
18125

1689. Whence this has Venus then resigned the prize

First Line:
Whence this has Venus then resigned the prize
Last Line:
Hippomenes had stopped Atlanta won the race
DMI number:
5207

1690. While Perseus entertained with this report

First Line:
While Perseus entertained with this report
Last Line:
And stood convict of folly in the stone
Author:
Arthur Maynwaring (Absolute)
DMI number:
11450