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91. I saw a cloud begirt with ivy round

First Line:
I saw a cloud begirt with ivy round
Last Line:
I saw the man who saw this dreadful sight
DMI number:
36864

92. I take thy hand this hand

First Line:
I take thy hand this hand
Last Line:
That's bolted by the northern blast twice over
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
14993

93. I'll feed my famished eyes

First Line:
I'll feed my famished eyes
Last Line:
Insatiable and longing still for more
Author:
Thomas Southerne (Absolute)
DMI number:
20783

94. I meant to have offered it | Your ladyship on the perfecting the patent

First Line:
I meant to have offered it | Your ladyship on the perfecting the patent
Last Line:
Pure and so free from taint
Author:
Benjamin Jonson (Absolute)
DMI number:
17336

95. I muse not that your dog turds oft doth eat

First Line:
I muse not that your dog turds oft doth eat
Last Line:
To a tongue that licks your lips a turd's sweet meat
Author:
Francis Davison (Absolute)
DMI number:
49770

96. If by your beard your wisdom you would show

First Line:
If by your beard your wisdom you would show
Last Line:
Then goats have beards but Plato was beau
DMI number:
32977

97. If Argus with a hundred eyes not one

First Line:
If Argus with a hundred eyes not one
Last Line:
Could guard thinkest thou to keep thine who hast none
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
16703

98. If Argus with an hundred eyes not one

First Line:
If Argus with an hundred eyes not one
Last Line:
Could guard thinkest thou to keep thine who hast none
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
32423

99. If since I first those conquering eyes beheld

First Line:
If since I first those conquering eyes beheld
Last Line:
Which is I think all curses summed in one
Author:
Sir Samuel Tuke (Absolute)
DMI number:
18793

100. Let it not move thy wonder that I place

First Line:
Let it not move thy wonder that I place
Last Line:
Disdains to wear the prize she loves to win
DMI number:
13497