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2181. The son | on his great expedition now appeared

First Line:
The son | on his great expedition now appeared
Last Line:
Magnificent his six days work a world
Author:
John Milton (Absolute)
DMI number:
32715

2182. The son | on his great expedition now appeared

First Line:
The son | on his great expedition now appeared
Last Line:
With hallelujahs thus was sabbath kept
Author:
John Milton (Absolute)
DMI number:
34433

2183. The sons of Levi are no sooner come

First Line:
The sons of Levi are no sooner come
Last Line:
And all your bright fore-fathers meet above
DMI number:
6933

2184. The soul her liking easily can espy

First Line:
The soul her liking easily can espy
Last Line:
That whose true cause man's knowledge doth transcend
DMI number:
41132

2185. The soul with store of bright ideas fraught

First Line:
The soul with store of bright ideas fraught
Last Line:
Than in the vast expanse of pole to pole
DMI number:
31171

2186. The spacious firmament on high

First Line:
The spacious firmament on high
Last Line:
The hand that made us is divine
Author:
Joseph Addison (Absolute)
DMI number:
11669

2187. The venturous merchant filled with hopes of gain

First Line:
The venturous merchant filled with hopes of gain
Last Line:
And saved the cargo he first trusted there
DMI number:
36179

2188. The vocal powers here let us mark

First Line:
The vocal powers here let us mark
Last Line:
The town so soon here lie his bones
DMI number:
35008

2189. The wandering youth whose race so rashly run

First Line:
The wandering youth whose race so rashly run
Last Line:
Through Christ unto thy blessed joys to climb
Author:
Jasper Heywood (Absolute)
DMI number:
50047

2190. The ways of heaven judged by a private breast

First Line:
The ways of heaven judged by a private breast
Last Line:
Without their interest must their duty weigh
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
20590